Long family reunion marks first Thomas Lange event in Bethany
The Bethany community held its first annual Thomas Lange reunion with about 1500 descendants and 900 neighbors in Davidson County. A 200 foot long dinner table fed 2000 people as programs noted genealogical sketches, reunion songs, and greetings. The event honored Thomas Lange, who settled near Bethany in 1740 from Germany, with plans for the Thomas Lange Association organized January 30, 1916 and numerous family officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
Ienaaieas
Apy
Davidson
Union
Thomas Lange
Long
Bethany
Germany
J. P. Long
Fim
A. T. Delap
C. A Long
W. A. Long
Philadelphia
J. A. Palmer
Newton
N. C
Davidson County
J. Leonard
Lexington
N.C
Ida Hedrick
Livengood
W. A. Murphy
Rufus Murphy
Ed Murphy
Joe Sparks
Herman Murphy
George Murphy
H. W. Lindsay
T. H. Livengood
J. W. Veach
Ida M. Hedrick
A. P. Long
J. S. Long
J. W. Bowers
J. E. Lindsay
R. E. Lambreth
Sarah Long
City Council Elects New School Faculty for Term
Fragments from the September portion of the session name the new school faculty picked by the City Council. Deaton of States Point and Miss Elsie Mae Dillon of Greensboro among others join as new acquisitions. a full list of teachers follows with assignments across High, Grammar, Primary, and Park Street and South High Point schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tner
PLC
Deaton
States Point
Elsie “Mae Dillon
Greensboro
Effie Booe
Ile
Chas. Ragan
Cox
W.M. Marr
Mary Wilson
South Main Street
A. “A. Taylor
A. A. Taylor
Vera
Idol
Polly Heitman
Irma Tapp
L. C. Deaton
Scivage
Allie Strickland
Aileén ‘Parsell
Gletus Burgess
Helen Johnston
Blanche Burgess
Mercey Coley
Florente Baxter
Tie Stout
Hazelriggs
Flossie Out
Julia Marshall
Elsie Mae Dillon
Rosalind Howell
Jessie’ Thompson
Elm Street
C A. Smith
C.A. Barbee
Annie Johnson
Gertrude ‘Hughes
Catherine Johnson
Luna Cox
Marnie Wall
Rose Lewis
Is. L. W. McFarland
Nellie Coble
A. E. Frazier
Park ‘Street
W. T. Saunders
Annie Council
Mary Walker
Dundas
Cartie Lowe
Annie
Belle King
Edith Bradshaw
Edith Gill
Ada Blair
South High Point
Ossie
Davis
Ophelia Robinson
Jessie Johnson
Good Streets Drive Spurs City Petition Activity
After a bond issue victory petitions for street improvements circulated widely. Washington Street led with proper form and approval, followed by East Washington Steele South Main Richardson and Centennial with petitions in process and more expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Washing Street
O. K
East Washington
Steele South Main
Richardson
Centennial
Bank offers 50000 loan to accelerate street work
Elwood Cox of Commercial National Bank proposes lending the city 50000 while bonds are advertised and sold. The suggestion is hailed as an excellent move with nothing to lose and much to gain, urging the City Council to accept forthwith.
In Memory of Early Glod Fester
A memorial verse laments the loss of Early Glod Fester August day, noting his ascent to heaven and reunion with loved ones. It reflects grief, faith, and hope of eternal rest, mentioning salvation and a departed child remembered by family.
Death of Wed Allene Allen in Trinity County
Allen dies after illness of two years at Trinity County and is buried in Rey. Funeral conducted by Mr. Fleming at 10. He was a member of the Christian Church and three secret societies and well known in Alam County where he had lived six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromie J. Allen
Trini
Tagie County
Rey
Flemming
Poli
Judé
Neretan
High “Point
John
Fort Smith
Ark
Joe“Alred
Haw. Rier
Ben
Hester
Allen
Christian Church
Ape
Alam County
Death of W M Kenney and other local deaths
Death of W M Kenney of South Main Street after appendectomy at city hospital. Funeral at South Main Street M Church this afternoon. Survived by three siblings and parents. Also Mrs Roselle Rochelle 41, Guilford native, died Monday. interment at Rock Creek. Infant son of Mr and Mrs E K Willis died Sunday in Washington North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kenney
South Main Street
City Hospital Orly Wednday
M Church
Virginia Kermey
Aubreyney
J.A
Main Street
M. E. Church
H. H. Robbins
Rochelle
Rosetta
T. D. Rochelle
Rock Creek
Deastd
S. A. Clapp
Guilford
E. K. Willis
Washington, N.C
Juanita Siaadheer Sofra
H. A
Bane
North Main Street
Leon’rd
Beavans-Stamey’ Co
Lincoton
Leonard’ Bros
Leon
Shen Markets
W.C. Beavans
Leonard-Beavens-Stamey ‘Co
Peerless
Beavans
New
York
Balti
Leonard-Beavans- Stamey Co
Jewold Cox
Blowing Rock
Penelope Cobb
Ocean View
C. P. Cobb
Greensboro
Edith Hayworth
Baltimore
Washington
Lesther Pethal
Wm. Hayes
Recorders Court
C. V. Cummings
Willowbrook Street
Dave Evans
Wesley Memorial L. E.church
City Union of the Christian Endeavor
D A Stanton
Skiles Hoffman
James Hoover
Albuquerque
New Mexico
University of Mexico
Dunlap
Greensboro School Census Counts 4825 Students
The Greensboro city census shows 4825 school age residents, ages six to twenty one, living within city limits. This figure reflects the total number of children eligible for schooling in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Market Opens September 5 Amid Fair Crop
The Greensboro tobacco market will open on Tuesday September 5 with a crop described as not heavy but better than early season expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Gratifying Gain in High Point Furniture Capital
The Red Book lists 43 furniture and allied factories with a total capital rating of 4.525 million dollars, up from 2.987 million in 1910, a gain of 1.538 million over six years. Miss Bessie Hill Hackney becomes assistant secretary of High Point’s industrial committee, starting duties at the Commercial Club. Mrs. M. C. Crowson returns from the hospital. Wanted men to earn over 125 dollars per month as salesmen for a Cleveland, Ohio petroleum company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Allied Industries
Veneers
Humiber
Vas
Bessie Hill Hackney
Commercial Club
Clark
M.C. Crowson
Ce Petroleum Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Local notes highlight social ties and civic events
The column reports on people traveling to Richmond for work, visits by Rev Hilliard and Mrs Oakes, and performances at a Tent Show behind the Bellevue hotel. It notes Rotary-like industrial praise for Southern Railway after floods, a fair ground ceremony for road work, hospital visits, and a marriage in the city to Moses Teague of Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Association
Lars ‘Ant the Alton
John Rinne Oveday
W. G. Matton
Richmond
Stanton
Mayo Hospital
Detroit
Gilbert
Eatwosd
Arrears Protest Over Newspaper Price Rise
A terse note urges payment of all arrears to the Review amid a 150 percent price hike in the past year and 50 percent rise recently. The message questions readers to settle what is honestly due, claiming the paper costs more to print than revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Stanily
Fragmentary Crime Note Incomplete OCR Record
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a negro with a bat near a home and a doctor’s autopsy reference. The text is unclear but suggests a criminal incident with a suspect described and notes of multiple possible offenses.
Appendicitis Panic and Printer’s Devil Missing Pages
A chaotic note from a newspaper page complains of appendicitis fears and a printer’s error delaying issue. The authors urge readers to pay overdue subscriptions immediately and settle debts to avoid losing the paper. The tone mixes humor with financial plea as prices rise.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekly Visits and Birthday
A loose tally of visits marks the week with Mrs W E Kirkman hosting and Mrs Culler and Mrs Burns visiting. The community also celebrates Mrs Irena Crickmore’s 70th birthday with 125 guests and gifts. Correspondents are urged to send letters by Tuesday morning with full real names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izgie
Cora.Davis
Culler
W. E. Kirkman
J. Mat.Gordon
Frank Luck
Camp Glenn
J. McSmith
High Point
Charlie Burns
Calvin Hughes
W.E. Kirkman
Matt Elliott
Irena Crickmore
Auction of 60 Newlin estate lots Monday at 2 p m
The American Realty and Auction Co will sell 60 choice lots on the Newlin estate next Monday at 2 p m near the silk mill. Free transportation to the sales and music will be provided. Penny Bros and Thomas Bros will conduct the sale and urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Realty and Audttion Co
Newlin
Music
Penny Bros
Thomas Bros
Our Low Prices by Solomon Robi nowitz
The ad touts deep discounts on remaining summer goods with two hot months ahead and invites shoppers to watch windows for specials. Solomon Rob...owitz reads across from J W Sechrest in Washington Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Robinowitz
J. W. Sechrest
Washington Street
Labor Day Celebration Date Set for Spencer
Labor Day events are announced for Spencer with plans aimed at a community celebration. The notice indicates the holiday will be observed with activities and gatherings on September 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Meee C
Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah E. Murphy
Kaheine Hege
George
Bey
R- L_ Loflin
Geo. T. Woods
Wrights- Ville Beach
A. W. Claxon
Cessell Street
Silman’s
Highland Cotton Mills
T. M
Aculty
White Throne
Heav~ Co
Bright End
Wed- Allene
Lesther-Pethat
Coretas
Corger
Dr. McCains
CIA
Hayes
Pethal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!