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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

8

W N Scott Dies at 52 on Green Street

William Nelson Scott age 52 dies Sunday at his home on Green street. Funeral and interment planned for Randleman. He is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters. He worked at Snow Lumber Co.

W. N. Scott William Nelson Scott Green Street Randleman The Snow Lumber Co

Private Greer Court Martialed at Camp Sevier

Private Robert S. Greer of Greenville was court martialed for leaving camp without permission and failing to return on time. He received one year at hard labor and forfeiture of two thirds of pay. He was arrested in Salisbury and sent back to camp. Several others in the company faced similar charges. Lt. Lawrence Matton spent the weekend with his parents.

Robert S. Greer Camp Sevier Greenville Greer Salisbury

Blaze damages two factories as sprinkler system floods stocks

A spark from Giant Furniture Co. fire sent flames toward shavings at Southern Chair Co. on Sunday afternoon. The sprinkler system and fire department water flooded the plant causing considerable damage to manufactured stock.

Giant Furniture Co Southern Chair Co

High Point men join national army as first quota sent

Six men from High Point township departed Tuesday for Camp Jackson to join the national army. Named are Hiram M. Armentrout, Victor B. Vail, Ernest S. Wall, Frank M. Hauser, D. Clyde Murphy, and John C. Seawell. T. L. Proctor, previously called, is serving eight years in the Virginia State penitentiary for highway robbery.

High Point Township National Army Camp Jackson Hiram M. Armentrout Victor B. Vail Ernest S. Wall Frank M. Hauser D. Clyde Murphy John C. Seawell T. L. Proctor Virginia State Penitentiary

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