Roanoke Rapids Social Update and Local Openings
Piano by Francis H Cobb pleased listeners Monday afternoon at WHR as Roanoke Rapids notes a rising talent Glarys Steinberg from the area. Villa Hotel in Morehead City set opening June 26 with events. Druggists A N Martin and E Matthews attend State Druggists convention at High Point. Attorney A C Zollicoffer moves offices to Impel Building. Duke Wade renovates his Ave building front. Roanoke Pharmacy adds new stock shelves and tallies. First Christian Church charity supper at Travola Inn Friday 6 to 8:30 pm. Miss Charlotte Ann Emry, daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Emry, graduates from St Katherine’s in Richmond and attends UNC. Blue Bird Barbecue stand opens next to Peoples Theatre. W P Pearce owner offering lunches and drinks.
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Blue Bird
Peoples Theatre
W. P. Pearce
Typhoid Vaccine Push By County Health Official
Dear editor I urge publication of the enclosed list of places and times for typhoid vaccine distribution across Halifax County The health officer notes several current typhoid cases and emphasizes taking vaccine now The schedule covers every day of the week and aims to boost vaccine uptake countywide
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Halifax County
P. Mitchell
Alti Depa
Roanoke Rapids Sought Airfield Details for Tour
An Aeronautical Transportation Corporation letter from Erie Pa asks Roanoke Rapids airport for nearby airports within twenty miles, runway lengths and surface types plus ground facilities. The firm plans to fly two gentlemen on a sales tour and requests prompt details before month’s end.
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Roanoke Rapids
Aeronautical Transport Corporation of
Erie
Emporia
Esterday
Aeronautical Transportation Corporation
Lindbergh Tragedy Notes Aide’s Possible Innocence
Fragmentary text indicates debate over innocence in the Lindbergh case with references to a maid and questioning moments. It mentions a former resident, burial services led by Rev. S. J. Bradley, and interment at a family cemetery near Littleton. Partial lines reference hospital and obituary details.
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Newnan Jen
Littleton
S. J. Bradley
Rapids Hospital
Ill Health Tragedy at Poindexter Home Claims Life
Mrs. May Poindexter, 72, died at 6 AM after a pistol shot at her home 300 Washington Street. Police report says the elderly woman, in ill health and dependent, fired a revolver at her head in front of a bureau, the bullet lodging in the wall. Further details awaited.
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Roanok Meet At Hunt Park Attracts Campaign Attention
Supporters say Mo no definite plans yesterday as speaker announces candidacy. Event at Hunt Park during the primary draws attention to the Roanok meet with organizers noting ongoing scheduling and preparation for upcoming activities.
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Roanok
Halifax
New Mail Service Implemented for Roanoke Rapids
A new Roanoke pids mail service starts with a car leaving at 8 15 a m and 6 45 p m connecting with Atlantic Coast Line mail trains at Weldon. It provides faster outgoing mail and twice daily mail train links at Weldon alongside regular service.
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Roanoke
Roanoke Rapids
Wae
Weldon
Atlantic Coast Line
Raymond Rightmeyer Appointed Substitute Mail Carrier
Raymond Rightmeyer has been appointed substitute mail carrier for Roanoke Rapids city delivery. The action assigns him to handle postal routes as needed, ensuring continued mail service in the Roanoke Rapids area.
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Raymond Rightmeyer
Roanoke Rapids
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Francis H. Cobb
Glarys Steinber
Morehead City
A. N. Martin
E. Matthews
High Point
A. C. Zollicoffer
Smith Building
Impel Building
Duke Wade
Ave
Roanoke Pharmacy
The
First Christian Church
Travola Inn
Roanoke Avenue
6Th Street
Charlotte Ann Emry
C. R. Emry
St. Katherine’s
Richmond
University of North Carolina
Welden
North Crectina
Washington
Congress
Eriz
N. C
Lindbergh
Violet Swarpe
Fone
Ockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr
May KE
Poindexter
G. ‘T. Pcindexter
Wathington Street
Stan
NEW Mail Service
Reynolds
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