Roanoke Rapids seeks 50 percent from listed assistants
Democratic candidates in Halifax County urge the Halifa x County Board of Elections to appoint at least half of election assistants from a long list for Roanoke Rapids No 1 and No 2 precincts. The plea aims to ensure broad voter access as a large primary turnout is anticipated on June 2 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Rapids No. 1
Roanoke Rapids No. 2
North Carolina
Halifax County
Roanoke Rapids
Pratt Opens New Electrical Shop in Roanoke Rapids
C B Pratt, electrical contractor, opens a new shop at 1006 Roanoke Avenue Roanoke Rapids carrying electrical appliances and planning new lines. He has prior work experience in the area and will handle installation work of all kinds. Also noted is a separate item about Mrs Nell Rogers of Lamar SC who reportedly had 5376 17 hidden in an old cowhide trunk.
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C. B. Pratt
Pratt
Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Avenue
Charity
Nell Rogers
Lamar
S. C
Marks Installs Automatic Shoe Sizer and Fitter
The B Marks Store installs Dr Scholl's Automatic Shoe Sizer to measure exact foot size and width. It promises eliminated guesswork, less re-trying, and better shoe fit for longer wear and comfort as used by leading stores nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Marks
Dr. Scholl
Wm. Scholl
Scholl
Mr. Marks
Man Dying Near Weldon Ended At Railroad Tracks
A man living near Weldon died after an incident following a discussion with Harrison, his companion. He was left at the railroad tracks around 11 P M Sunday as Engineer Hendley of ACL passenger train No 82 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rison
Weldon
Harrison
Hendley
ACL
Mysterious Train Death of Waverly Traylor in Halifax County
Halifax County investigators probe a baffling death after Waverly Traylor, found near railroad tracks in Weldon, died nine hours after being found with a 4 1/2 inch long wound. Witnesses recall a strange scene and suggest possible foul play, though no weapon or other clues have surfaced. Traylor, a Blackstone, Virginia native, had recently moved to Weldon.
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Hendley
Weldon
Traylor
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Blackstone
Virginia
Altho
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Eugene Wilson
J. J. Crew
H. Bennett
A. E. Akers
W. L. Medlin
W. H. Hodges
Marvin Anderton
L. R. Moody
N. Wheeler
W. S. Batton, Jr
G. H. Nash
Monk Crowder
J. T. Chase
Leo Chumley
Clarence Simmons
R. E. Cleaton, Jr
L. W. Clements
Curtis Gore
Clifton Grant
W. P. Vaughan
F. J. Hawley
P. A. Cook
H. B. Speight
Paul Heydenreich
G. T. Morris
W. H. Hawkins
C. L. Wilson
J. M. Jackson
F. C. Williams
T. M. Jenkins
H. F. Hancock
Paul Woodruff
F. S. Kemp
L. M. Wilson
Geo. N. Taylor
Clayton Matthews
E. L. Medlin
Max Higgins
W. A. Thorne
Will Stanley
H. S. Loy
M. D. Collier
T. J. Alford
J. A. Pridgen
J. E. McGee
Dr. E. P. Brenner
W. H. Pruden
Ikey Johnson
L. S. Cannon
John Giles
Russell Buxton
John Clark
Joe Wafford
Crawford Hoyle
C. T. Johnson
C. C. Shell
J. E. Buck
L. G. Shell
G. T. Garner
Pat Hoggard
F. M. Sherry
J. Sanders
Chas Speight
Henry Tickel
Geo. W. Fisher
R. I. Starke
Willis Smith
C. R. Green
Francis Starke
C. Hoffler
Ed. Jackson
L. E. Davenport
R. B. Purdy
S. M. Thompson
A. M. Cameron
O. Griffin
W. J. Norwood
Ed. Cameron
Clayton Gurley
Rufus Vick
John Fisher
J. B. Hardy
C. E. Gurley
L. B. Crouch
Babs Ryals
Roy Ferrell
M. E. Bennett
A. N. Martin
J. J. Wade
Collins Pridgen
E. B. Manning
Freeman Kidd
E. W. Wright
W. G. Alligood
Wiley King
Alton Hoggard
Robert Britton
Dr. Bahnson Weathers
Clyde Liske
Geo. Clary
W. Mullen
R. P. Beckwith
Willis Matthews
J. C. Odell
J. E. Harris
Byron Gurley
Morris Clary
Edward Smoot
Roland Johnson
W. H. Thorne
B. B. Everett
N. W. Warren
W. F. Joyner
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Roanoke Av
Marks
Carroll
Earl Harrison
Waverly Traylor
B. Marks Shoe Dept
Oxfords
North Carolinas
N.C
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