Local 1914 to 1915 Thanks in Cheraw News
The note thanks patrons for liberal support in 1914 and extends wishes for happiness in 1915. The town group lists residents visiting families, church fire news, business changes, school openings, law enforcement notes, and holiday observations reflecting life in the county with several named individuals and small reports.
Death of Miss Addie Winchester at boarding place
Miss Addie Winchester died at ten o clock this morning from burns suffered December 16 while retiring at her boarding place near Monroe. She lingered under care at Mr J W Helms home with a trained nurse in attendance before passing away. She was about twenty one, leaves a family and many friends, and the funeral is planned at Wesley Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Helms
Jim Tom Helms
Goose Creek
Helms
Emanuel Church
Jackson Club
Messrs
Lenuel
Fernando Helis
E. C. Griffin
Charlotte
Caudle
Mint Hi
Atv
Helen
Helms-Shuman
Herbert Helms
Mary Shuman
C. A. Shuman
North
Monroe
K. H. Kennington
Addie Winchester
Squire
J. W. Helms
Miss Winchester
Charley Winchester
J. H. Winchester
Wesley Chapel
Wolves on the battle eld pack terrorizes wounded officer
A Russian officer writes of a lone wounded fighter in East Prussia as wolves circled and trotted past his hiding place, their howls surrounding him until dawn. He survived, later picked up by a Cossack patrol, while other war news notes bonuses and political stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cunningham
Fate Stitt
Seaboard Station
Cunningham
Stitt
Cuningham
Court House
Laney
Franklin Street
Massey
East Prussia
Poland
Riga
Governor grants pardon in murder case of Harry Watson
After ten years of a fifteen year sentence for second degree murder, Harry Watson of Lenoir county received a pardon from Governor Craig last Wednesday. The governor cited lost evidence but noted the case was recommended for pardon by Judge Allen who tried it. He also indicated the killing arose from a sudden quarrel at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Watson
Lenoir County
Craig
Allen
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Vann Funderburk
Frank Lee
Kershaw
Mms
Mrs. WS
Pemberton Hinson
Buford Township
Cheraw and
Florence, S.C
H. W. B. Whitley
Raeford
Philip Whitley
Snyder School
T. L. Hinson
Nora Howie
Emsley Armfield
Chesterfeld
E. A. Armfield
John Medlin
Sarah Medlin
Jule Griffith
Griffith
Russell Rogers
Polk Brothers
Lem Polk
Preslar
Utord Township
Logere
Conley Polk
Bakers
Associated Charities
J. E. Ray
State
Deaf and Dumb School
Anson County Recorder's Court
Edward Dail
Richardson
Frank Richardson
South Dakota
W. BE. Richardson
Wadesboro
W. ©. Hennett
W. L. Dixon
A. Richardson
Lenoir
Union County
T. C. Lee
H. J. Adams, Jr
Social
J. B. Abernathy
Olive Abernathy
J. E. Abernathy
J. M. Swarington
Muriel
W. V. Tucker
West Monroe Township
W. D. Simpson
Abbeville
J. P. Redfearn
Tom Edge Worth
James Lawson
Atlanta
Aoe
M.S. Mea~cham
Cornelia Sikes
Esq
L. M. Howie
W. A. Lane
Clem Lane
Morton
Mr. John Cole
Rockingham
W. S. Blakeney
Flw. Medlin
Fannie Hinson
G. T. Winchester
Mineral Springs
R. W. Gaddy
Cheraw, C
Mr. and
Mrs. Phifer Rullenwider
Wincheste
W. B. Brock
Luther Traywick
A. ©. Funderburk
Burnsville Poder
Drs. Stewart
Stevens
Lester Crawford
Francis E. Crawford
Mexico
Laura Kopps
Tom Loyd
Wake County
Raleigh
Loyd
Cabarrus County
D. V. Krimminger
Concord
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
G. C. Pullen
Benton
Rosa Blakeney
State Normal
Greensboro
L. L. Whitley
Bride
Whitley
Athens
C. €. Curlee and Son
Waxhaw
W. H. Collins
F. B. Matheson and Sons
Paul and
Will Matheson
T. C. Horton
Dark Hollow
Anna Katharine Green
The
National Biscuit Company
Hobson
Alabama
L'Engle
Florida
North Carolina
Colby Albott
Kinston
Colby
Lee & Lee Co
Nassiff and
Joseph
J. C. Smith CO
the Quality Grocers
Griffin & Bivens