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The Gastonia Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

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Found in gully a man turns up alive after four days

John B. Sellers who vanished and was suspected dead survived four days in a deep gully west of Cherryville. He blamed intoxication for his plight and declined blame. He is alive at home with only weather wear and tear as injuries. Suspects in a false arrest case linked to a Ramsey woman.

John B. Sellers Cherryville Sellers Cherryville Eagle Han Charlotte Ramsey 8. E. Adkins Estelle Taylor F. M. Shannonhouse J. M. Beam

City Council Meets in Regular Session

City officials gathered at city hall with Mayor Craig presiding. Actions include routing free water and cost lights for Seventh day Adventists, street widening on Chester, sewer extension plotting, water mains cost study on Franklin, adding machine purchase committee, tax collection mandate, gas franchise date set, treasurer authorization for 3000 dollars, bills 2040.71 referred, and quarterly financials adopted for May 6 to July 31 with minutes to be printed.

J. O. White Craig Chester Street Franklin Avenue John O. Rankin John R. Rankin Finance Committee

Social circles in a woman's realm and a Gastonia wedding

Miss Hattie Hanna hosts a porch party for visiting ladies in Gastonia with guests from Baltimore Lewisburg and Los Angeles. A surprise Jacksonville wedding unites Miss Virginia Remusat and Fred M. Nolen. Miss Harriet Hanna weds Otto Garvey Allen in an intimate Baltimore ceremony.

G. Allen Fred Nolen Jacksonville, Fla Essie

Funeral today for Roy Leinster NC Adjutant General

Adjutant General Roy L. Leinster of the North Carolina National Guard dies at 9:20 AM in Wilmington after a stroke of paralysis. Born 1877 in Statesville, he served in multiple posts since youth and led the Guard since 1910. Funeral and burial planned in Statesville with military honors. temporary charge by Assistant Adjutant General Gordon Smith.

Roy L. Leinster North Carolina National Guards James Walker Memorial Hospital Wilmington Raleigh Fort Caswell Coast Artillery State Guard Statesville General Leinster First Infantry Glenn J. F. Armfield Kitchin North Carolina Volunteers Leinster Lucy Hall Hamlet R. M. Albright L. Leigh Skinner North Carolina National Guard H. M. North Edenton Street Methodist Church State House Union Station Presbyterian Church Temnster Company B States Gordon Smith J. J. Bernard T. R. Rodertson Hester and Waddington United States Army

Rankin Leaves for Philadelphia on Business

Mr. W. T. Rankin departed yesterday for Philadelphia to conduct business engagements and meet with associates. He is expected to return in the coming days.

W. T. Rankin Philadelphia

Company RB Heads to Funeral of Adjutant General Leinster

Captain A. L. Bulwinkle leads Company RB on No. 44 over the Southern to attend the funeral of Adjutant General Leinster. They are joined by several honorary members. Leinster was well known in Gastonia where his death was received with regret after two years in charge of Camp Holland and his rifle shoots with the First Regiment.

A. L. Bulwinkle Leinster Gastonians Holland Gastonia

Gaston Locals News of the County

Newsy letters from Gazette correspondents report what neighbors are doing across Gaston County. Personal mentions include locals and a few unfamiliar names in various sections.

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Lenoir Man Marries McGhee Bride in McAdenville Home

Miss Meta Belle McGhee and Mr. Lawrence B. Huntley wed at the bride’s parents home in McAdenville with Rev. James Wilson officiating. After a bridal trip they will reside in Lenoir. A family reunion at Mrs. S. H. Mangum’s drew 37 people, including six children, for a surprise gathering and dinner.

Lenoir McAdenville S. H. Mangum Gazette M'Adenville Meta Belle McGhee Lawrence B. Huntley David McGhee James Wilson McAdenville Methodist Church Virginia Robinson Lowell Mendelssohn H. Mangum John Mangum Pageland S. C H. B. Reid J. B. Rush Smith A J. F. Lyttle Fort Mill D. C R. R. Ray Charlotte Piedmont & Northern Railway Ger M. R. Wright Charlie Stowe Kings Mountain G. M. Patterson G. W. Rumfelt Ed C. Ray Lakewood J. H. Best G. W. Webb J. L. Webb I. F. Mabry Cherryville Gastonia Henry M. McAden W. L. Cook

Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests in Dallas Route 1 Area

Dallas Route 1 reports a weekend of social visits with Mrs Tennessee Clemmer and Mae Clemmer of Bessemer City staying with L L Clemmer. Several families including Linebergers Pasours and Ratchfords hosted or visited relatives across Dallas and Cherryville celebration attendance noted.

the Gazette Dallas Route 1 Tennessee Clemmer Miss Mae Bessemer City L. L. Clemmer Beeler Lineberger Alda Bessie Pasour Ruth Pasour William Rhyne A. C. White Elvin Rhyne Ellerbe Springs M. D. Clemmer G. L. Best Gastonia J. J. O. Pasour C. L. Thornburg

Rankin Spending Day With Friends On Route Nine

Mr. E. Ralph Rankin is spending the day with friends along Route Nine near Charlotte, a casual outing noted in local society.

Mr. E. Ralph Rankin Route Nine Charlotte

People in Print Coming and Going in Gastonia

Mayor T. L. Craig returned to Blowing Rock Wednesday. Several residents and visitors, including J. B. Pegram of Yorkville and Miss Marie Hardin of Salisbury, are seen in Gastonia. Various trips to Blowing Rock, Greensboro, Chattanooga, Atlantic City, and other places are noted, along with local business and civic moves. Mr. Luke Laycock marries in Washington and returns to Gastonia. Babington buys a South Street lot and plans a three story brick building.

T. L. Craig Blowing Rock J. B. Pegram Yorkville Marie Hardin Salisbury J. M. Holland R. D. Moss Grover Gastonia R. H. Shields Charlotte Frank R. Anders Charlie Stowe J. H. Kennedy R. C. Warren A. Hoey Shelby Hope Adams Perkasie R. W. White Meek Huffstetler Route Three S. M. Wilson Howard Gould A. G. Myers Greensboro John M. Craig G. L. Ratchford Bingham, D. C T. W. Wood & Sons Richmond Jennie Wideman Troy 5. C N. Boyce J. C. Campbell Concord Emma Cornwell Georgia Connelley Skyland George E. Marvin John Hunter Atlantic City New York Marvin Canada G. E. Emory Baltimore Emory and Son W. T. Love Spencer Mountain George P. Meade Louisiana Ellen Hicks Eli Kendrick Gaston County Wiscassett Mills Albemarle Route Two J. White Ware Gray Mill Southern Realty & Auction Co E. M. Andrews Luke Laycock North State Life Insurance Company Washington City Philadelphia

Farmers Meet Annual Institute at Court House

A two session Farmers Institute held at the county court house featured E. Millsaps of the U S Department of Agriculture and M J Hendrix of Piedmont Carolina leading talks on farm management soil fertility and animal breeding. Women split to discuss dairying cooking and gardening under Mrs W R Hollower and Miss Carrie Hedgins with committee plans set for next year.

County Court House E. &. Millsaps United States Department of Agriculture M. J. Hendrix Davie County Farmer's Institutes Piedmont Carolina Millsaps Hendrix North Carolina Berk Gaston County Woman's Institute W. R. Hollower Carrie Hedgins Lowing Geet S Bay Ute A. C. Stroup W. W. Faires R. G. Rhyne John M. Kendrick Paneer Spain Ruesternburg E. D. Thomp T. R. E. Oates

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Hattie Hanna Mr. C Lindsay Spartanburg Edna and Evelyn Balthis W. L. Batthis South Chester Street Elizabeth Kennedy Lillian Franceso Oron M. Vernon James W. Atkins S. and O West Fourth Avenue Carrie Murrey Mary Leath Lewisburg Tenn Stella Scofield Los Angeles Cal H. N. Garrison Texas C. W. Hopkins New Orleans Nolen-Remusay Jacksonville Fla Virginia Remusat Green Cove Springs Fred M. Nolen Remusat Southern Express Company Southern Railway Olive Abernethy Willie Jenkins Osborne Danville Bensson Lexington Jackson Tate Hardin Jennings Fayetteville Blanton Marion Jenkins Harriet Hanna Harriet Viola Otto Garvey Allen Yastonia Maryland O. G. Allen Wake Forest A. R. P. Parsonage J. C. Galloway S. F. Allen Mars Hill College Montgomery Ala Winston-Salem Ysis Wilmingtom Capt Gaston News OF the County Ious Huntley-M'Ghee News Little Daughter Corsicana, Texas D. A. Garrison C. G. Hill T. A. Wagestaff Tion
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