Wingate News Notes on Education, Funerals, and Local Life
Wingate notes cover Union Association actions, mission work and dormitory funds for Wingate school, local baptist leadership changes, a diphtheria funeral in Peachland, and community updates. The piece mentions Rev E C Snyder, C J Braswell, J W Bivens, Rev M Haigler, and local families while recounting visits, service calls, and plans for further meetings and home light upgrades.
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Wingate
Philadelphia
Carroll
Marsh Stewart
Bob Perry
The
Union Association
Monroe
C. J. Braswell
Prof. Carroll
E. C. Snyder
Snyder
Lee Helmis
Littleirl
Eva Lee
Milton C. Austin
Milton
Ntire
R. G. M. Stewart
Raleigh
J. W. Bivens
Ellie Chaney
W. M. U. Association
Peachland
Pee Dee W
Gastonia
R. M. Hagler
Kannapolis
J. F. Black
Wade Holmes
Marshville
Baptist Church
Porters
Florida
Pon
Marshville Happenings A Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Correspondent reports visits and movements around Marshville. Miss Kate Lee visits sister Mrs. Barrett. John McBride from Concord visits. James Maurice joins Union Drug Co. staff. Fayte Bivens moves to Sheppard Drug Co. Charlotte. E H Moore tours Norfolk for PRT business. families travel to Charlotte Monroe Meck lenburg Raleigh. Public bond drive and wartime patriot poetry appear with social notes and local commerce updates.
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Marshville
Kate Lee
Lanes Creek
K. Barrett
John McBride
Concord
Jas. P. Marsh
J. C. Little
Raleigh
Ray Funderburk
Monroe
James Maurice
Union Drug Co
Fayte Bivens
Fayte
Sheppard Drug Co
Charlotte
E. H. Moore
Norfolk
J. F. Hallman
Mabel
S. W. Meigs
H. J. Hallman
W. M. Davis
Mecklenburg
J. B. Bailey
Elizabeth Griffin
C. J. Gulledge
Pageland
W. W. Horn
Lillie Price
B. A., Hallman
R. L. Griffin
B. C. Griffin
C. BE. Bailey
Dave Hamilton
J. T. Garland & Co
Bank of Marshville
Union County Fair Premiums and Exhibits Listed
The Union county fair at Marshville October 26 outlines premiums for community and individual variety exhibits, poultry, livestock, corn and potato contests, canning club awards, cooking demonstrations, and household crafts with numerous cash prizes and special recognitions across divisions and departments.
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Union County
Marshville
Union
Rhode Island
Guernsey
Dept. of Agr. C
Cocke
Dept
Agr
Dept. of
Canning Club
Dept. Agr
Mrs A W Clark Visits Daughter In Abbeville
Mrs A W Clark of Abbeville is visiting her daughter Mrs A F Tiddy.
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A. W. Clark
Abbeville
A. F. Tiddy
Woman's Club Urges Civic Reforms and City Paving
The Monroe Woman's Club presents requests to the mayor and aldermen calling for cleaner streets, fumigation after contagious disease cases, enforcement of anti spitting laws with warnings, no more surface closets for rentals, earlier scavenger collection, underground wiring, and permanent paving over crushed rock to curb town dust and support civic uplift.
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Monroe
Woman's Club
Charlotte
Wilmington
Rockingham
Woman's Club of
Cock Robin
Red Cross
Club Reporter
Germany May Ignore U S Entry In War, Hoffe Says
Amsterdam October 17 Wert Zeitung publishes Major Hoffe of the German general staff assessing the United States impact. He argues US mobilization will be slow and transport难s heavy, shipping limited, and U boats threaten supply. air help may be the only practical American contribution.
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Amsterdam
Wert Zeitung
Bremen
Hoffe
United States
Europe
Germany
England
France
St Luke's Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Friday 7 30 p m preaching. Sunday sermon and communion 11 a m. Sunday school 3 30 p m. Worship and sermon seven. Let all members make best effort to attend Sunday morning. Public welcome at all services.
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Destroyer Torpedoed Man Aboard Submerged Vessel
An American destroyer on patrol in the war zone was torpedoed yesterday with one crewman killed and five wounded. The ship reached port despite severe damage. Vice Admiral Sims reported few details, noting no fight and the U-boat's likely escape. The fallen is Gunner's Mate Osmond Kelly Ingram of Pratt City Alabama. Wounded include Herman H. Pankratzy, William Merritt, Frank W. Kruse, Patrick Rutledge Oller, and William Selmer. additional names connected to relatives in Norfolk and Dundes Minnesota.
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Osmond Kelly Ingram
Ingram
Betty Ingram
Pratt City
Ala
Herman H. Pankratz
St. Louis
Wiliam Merritt
Seaman
New York City
Frank W. Kruse
Toledo
Patrick Rutledge
Oller
William Selmer
Dundes
Minn
Seaboard Hotel and Cafe Promotes Noted Cook Ross Page
The Seaboard Hotel and Cafe announces Ross Page famed Arch Cafe veteran as chef. The proprietor John Nick invites Monroe residents to try not only dining but upstairs rooms, with special welcome to ladies.
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Ross Page
Arch Cafe
Monroe
John Nick
Will Let Monroe Have the Fair Some Time
Thos. Lee of Monroe says he plans to attend the Marshville fair and believes Monroe should host it. He acknowledges Marshville borrowed the county fair and notes Monroe could reclaim it only if its exhibits improve. Lee fears Monroe may not regain the fair soon due to Marshville’s stronger farming displays.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Academy of Music
Charlotte
N. C
Jesus
Ben Hur
Benur
Mescala
Esther
Ras
Circus of
Antioch
Messala
Will
Monroe
Marshville
Thos. Lee
Lee
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Charlie Redfern
Kansas City
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K. L. Whittington
Vann Cuthbertson
Zeb Caudle
Deep Springs
H. E. Vaughn
Blaney
Augustus Wittfeld
R. B. Cuthbertson
Gaston County Fair
M. L. Robinson
PALR
Royal Baking Powder Company
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New York
the Woman's Club
Aldermen
Seaboard Hotel and Cafe