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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

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City League showdown at Simmons Field on Saturday

In City League action Simmons Field hosts the Kilo Swats against the Rascoes at 31 P.M. Both teams have trained hard this week and the Saturday game is expected to draw local support. Nearby editor Carl Goerch visited Roanoke Rapids while in town last Friday.

Simmons Field Kilo- Swats Rascoes Carl Goerch Roanoke Rapids T. Peace J. T. Chase Washington North Carolina Our City WPTF Raleigh

Roanoke Rapids Hosts World Series Spirit on Radio

In Roanoke Rapids crowds gathered to hear live radio updates from Comiskey Park on the All Star game while Scotland Neck reports the return on Monday July 3 of W. J. Partin, a Dawson area farmer who had vanished in January 1924 after weeks of family waiting for his comeback.

Roanoke Rapids Comiskey Park Chicago Scotland Neck W. J. Partin Dawson

Funeral for Mrs. Brewer in Roanoke Rapids

Funeral services for Mrs. J. R. Brewer were held Thursday at the Baptist Church with Rev. J. E. Kirk and Rev. W. H. Grantham officiating. She died June 5 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital after several weeks illness and was buried in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by her husband J. R. Brewer, daughter Miss Pauline Brewer, sister Mrs. T. M. Faison, and brothers E. J. Green and J. S. Green, with pallbearers and flower girls listed. The family had lived in Roanoke Rapids for twelve years. Born in Rockingham, N. C.

J. R. Brewer Roanoke Rapids Hospital Roanoke Rapids Baptist Church J. E. Kirk W. H. Grantham Brewer J R. Brewer Pauline Brewer Messrs Heck Black O. R. Elmore C. L. Massey J. Robert Myrick D. L. Balmer Julian Glover Hilda Hines Ella Lee Taylor Essie Mae Matkins Margaret Dunning Pearlie Istreko Lucille Moore Dorothy Johnson Arline Batton Mary Wolhair Virginia Gurley Alvarada Faison Mae Smith

Downtown Department Store Robbery on Friday Morning

Thieves unknown robbed the Boston Chain Store corner of Roanoke Avenue and Second Streets early Friday, taking several hundreds of dollars of merchandise mainly men’s wear. Entrance was through a second floor window. Manager Walter Kee found the break upon opening. no clues reported by police.

Boston Roanoke Avenue Second Streets Walter Kee

Will Advertise Property In August

A new law changes tax-default property advertising from July to August. Authorities could not verify timing during final notices but have since clarified that all such properties will be advertised in August. The Attorney General and Local Government Commission indicated complexity from numerous General Assembly laws.

Local Government Commission General Assembly

New York Man Fined for Hailing Police Officer with Hello Cutie

Frank Madge of New York was fined 35.45 dollars for breach of etiquette after greeting a policewoman with the phrase Hello, Cutie. The incident reflects strict public decorum enforcement in the city.

Frank Madge New York Cutie

Ilford Man Sentenced Over Flirtations Denounced as Pest

Alfred Smith of Ilford England was jailed for flirting with young women, labeled a menace to the public by authorities. The case highlights a rare legal action against intimate misconduct.

Alfred Smith Illford Eng

Whitby Funeral Today for Mrs Martha Whitby

Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs Martha Whitby a Roanoke Rapids resident who died suddenly at her home on July 4th. The Rev S J Starnes officiated at the house 418 Madison Avenue and Roanoke Rapids Cemetery was the burial site. Pallbearers were members of the Roanoke Rapids Fire Department. Mrs Whitby survived by eight children including daughters Martha Whitby and Mrs Edward Barrett and son Buck Whitby along with several other children in Virginia and West Virginia and the family mourns her loss. She had lived in Roanoke Rapids 14 years and was highly regarded by many friends.

Tilghman Furniture Company Weldon Roanoke Avenue A. & P. Tea Co Uptown L. & S. Grocery C. G. Tilgham R. C. Campbell Richmond Martha Whitby Madison Avenue Whitby Roanoke Rapids Edward Barrett Buck Whitby N. H. Edwards Bluefield W. Va Sophie Moseley Ida Spraggins Gasburg, Va Gladys Whitby George Whitby Richmond, Va

Disturbance Over Holidays In Warrenton Section

Romey Moore, resident near the cotton mill in Warrenton, is jailed in default of 300 bond for assaulting two Negro men on the Fourth of July. He also faces possible charges for a prior assault on Joseph C. Powell, Warren County Register of Deeds, who was struck with a large club and left bleeding. Moore denied knowledge of the assaults, claimed intoxication, and remained in custody as officers prepared for further proceedings.

Romey Moore Warrenton Joseph C. Powell Register of Deeds Warren County Powell Moore Peter Wil Ed. Bolton Geo. Robinson Frank Gibbs

Child Found Safe After Four-Hour Cambridge Search

After a four hour search involving police and neighbors, seven year old William Scott of Cambridge Massachusetts was found asleep in his own bed at home.

William Scott Cambridge Mass Hime

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