1934 City and County Highlights Third Quarter
A 3rd quarter review lists deaths and incidents in Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County. Notable items include the death of A L Clark, drownings of Morris Thomas and others, post office site approvals, deaths of C G Peebles and Mrs Mary Bristow, new hospital refrigerators, NRA code remarks, and multiple local happenings from July to September including auto accidents, arrests, public works, school plans, and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Clark
Morris Thomas
Roanoke River
Kerr
Treasury
P. O
Roanoke Rapids
C. G. Peebles
Jackson
Mary Bristow
Halifax Bar Association
Halifax
E. P. Hyman
Slagles Lake
Postoffice
Herald
Lester Edmundson
Alma F. Chase
J. T. Chase
Holyoke
Mass
John “Hant” Grant
Johnnie Jenkins
T. M. Jenkins
Hampton Roads
Odel Audrey Mill
Weldon
John Carter
Public Works Administration
Chapel Hill
Congressman Kerr
State Hospital
Raleigh
F. G. Hege
Steve Lipscomb
Richmond
Virginia Electric and Power Company
J. H. Newsom
Littelton
Petersburg
Julian Allsbrook
Carl Goerch
Sterling B. Pierce
Young Democrats Club
Asheville
Phillips-Thorne
Littleton
Roanoke
Cornelia Edwards Shell
Curtis
L. G. Shell
NRA
Gen. Johnson
Ida M. Price
Gordon Price
Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church
Harris Brothers
Jones
Emry
Seaboard
Charles Moore
City
Gasburg
Minnesota
John Dillinger
Chicago
George W. Widenhouse
Roanoke No. 2 Mill
Senator Reynolds
Young Democratic Club
Rupert R. Edwards
Doath
Board of Commissioners
Ophelia Wright
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Robert S. McGeachey
New
Rosemary
Wilbur Gurganus
Halifax Co
Colorado
South Rosemary
Genevie Swain
Drewrysville
Calvin
Howard Lightner
Esther Lightner
B. F. Powell
Halifax County
Carolina
United Textile Workers
T. W. M. Long
W. E. Daughtrey
T. E. On
N. C. Industrial
Millard Edwards
Gilbert
Allen Barber
Morris Blanton
Richard Searce
Supreme Court
James Smith
Lonnie Green
Caledonia State
Clarence Sherrod
J. A. Padgett
Legionairres
Weldon Post
Jesse Cassidy
Johnn Stanley
Roanoke Valley News Briefs and Local Events
Entities include Gov Ehringhaus National guard call textile strike Sept. 13 Rosemary Textile workers appeal to governor local mills pickets Halifax Roanoke Rapids sheriff plan 150 deputies hospital closes Peoples Theatre parade UTW workers dairy cattle shipments weddings and deaths. Continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Hi-way Dept
Roanoke
Brown-Brannan
Simmons- Lewter
Young Men’s Civic
Kiwanis Club
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
National Guard
Rosemary Textile
Warsaw
Partin-Barrington
Oates-Batton
Teele-Lewis
Mahorn-Lewis
Herald
United States Supreme Court
Scotland Neck
T. R. Manning
Cele
Weldon Mill
Shaw
Long
County Board
Halifax
Roanoke Rapids
Johnson
Peoples Theatre
Associated Press
N. C
Jane Wells
J. C. Wells
City
UTW
Davie C. Clary
Emporia
Flying Squadron
Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Company
Gordon L. Price
Irma Eubank
Howard Hancock
The
Virginia Gentry
Norfolk
Drouth
Unclear fragment hints at garage sale hype
The fragment mentions high quality and low cost together with a garage sale vibe but provides no concrete facts, participants, or place to report.
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Civic Club
Williams
Weldon Negro
Enfield
Army Air Chief
Washington
F. Andrews
General Headquarters Air Force
Air Force
U. S
TN Banslate
Anne Gould
Het
Brates
New York
Jay Gould
Frank A. Meador
Texas
Harrison, N.Y
W. L
Davis
J. H. Cullom
H. G. Hod
Taylor’s
California
Taylor
Griffin
Mer
Wowilid
Marc Antony
UAT
Tam Ail and
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