Recorder Court Docket Singles Out Eighteen Cases
Eighteen cases are listed for the Tuesday September 24 1935 Recorder Court docket. Plea outcomes include guilty pleas fines suspensions and not guilty verdicts across charges such as liquor assault reckless driving gambling and carrying concealed weapon. A new shipment of 500 monkeys from India arrives for polio serum production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Court
A. J. Bronson
A. D. Clary
John McDonald
Ralph Warrick
James Harris
Hilliard Fenner
India
New York Health Department
Up and Down with the Avenue Community Events
Local bulletin notes a October 6 public program at the High School auditorium honoring Sunday School teachers. 3 p.m. union meeting follows. fire drills at several schools emphasized as a year long safety feature. Rosh Hashanah begins Friday sunset September 27 marking year 5696 with two day observance. Donkey baseball set October 10 in Roanoke Rapids with teams from Rosemary Mfg and Roanoke Mills plus Kiwanis versus Young Mens Civic Club to benefit the Crippled Clinic Fund. New roof for the Post Office, street work along 7th 8th streets, and shop openings at Land Jewelry Roanoke Furniture & Exchange and Pappendicks Grocery & Meat Market. Kids enjoy rides on midget cars at 10th Avenue corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary School
Central School
Palestine
Temple of
Jerusalem
Roanoke Rapids
Lefty Everette
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Roanoke Mills Co
Kiwanis
Young Mens Civic Club
Crippled Clinic Fund
Street Dept
The
Land Jewelry Co
Rose’s
Pappendicks Grocery & Meat Market
Roanoke Furniture & Exchange Co
10Th
Avenue Railroad
Mother of Local People Dies at Weldon Home Today
Winnie Joyner, mother of Roanoke Rapids residents, dies at Weldon after brief illness at age 42. Funeral at Williams Funeral Home on Friday with Rev. J. J. Boone. burial in Roanoke Rapids Cemetery. Survived by husband and nine children. includes Sam, William, Bessie Joyner and twins born to Mrs. Arthur Roderick of Provincetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Winnie Joyner
Roanoke Rapids
Williams Funeral Home
J. J. Boone
Ceme
Henry Cashwell
Sam
William Joyner
Bessie
Grizella
Lynwood
Rexford
Thomas Joyner
Anna Culbreth
Fayetteville
Arthur Roderick
Provincetown
Mass
Short Stories in the American Weekly Magazine
The American Weekly offers fiction in the Baltimore Sunday American with a note to readers to pick up the big magazine from newsdealers and newsboys for good fiction content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsdealer
Newsboy
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James Green
Belfield Coly
Lawrence Joye
J. J. Long
Raymond Hawkins
Spence
Alex Brown
Joe Powell
Brown Wa
Powell
A. Cofield
Cos
J. O’bryant
Grady Balmer
Josh Norwood
G. H. Pollard
Willie Cooper
Early Scott
Johnny Perkins
W. C. Long
Tery
ORY
Tizens
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
J. Winfield Crew, Jr
John L. Patterson
Patterson
Crew
G. T. Hobbs
Sanford
F. L. Nash
Home Equipment Company
Nash
Bank
Hobbs
Page Trust Company
DR. S. B. Pierce
Board OF Directors
S. P. Johnston Lee Wheeden
F. D. Wilson
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