Auto Collision Near Jamestown Injures Greensboro Family
An unknown man driving a Regal collided with E. P. Jeffreys car near Jamestown bridge on Sunday afternoon. Both vehicles were demolished. Mrs. Jeffreys and the children suffered painful injuries while Mr. Jeffreys escaped injury. The speeder attempted to pass another car and struck the Jeffreys vehicle.
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E. P. Jeffreys
Greensboro
Jamestown
Mrs. Jeffreys
Mr. Jeffreys
Jeffreys
Take a Seat Behind John by Mary Clodfelter
Mrs. Mary A. Clodfelter reports from Wallburg that there was no frost on the lith this week and scoffs at John Welborn for noting a minor cold snap. She clings to belief in the katydid's forecast predicting frost on October 23.
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Mary A. Clodfelter
Near Wallburg
John Welborn
Stranger hits iron pole and flees as car burns rag
A stranger drove a car into a white cast iron pole at noon, tearing it down. The car was not seriously damaged and the driver lit a rag shortly after. Officers arrived later and learned the vehicle number from a witness.
Schools Open With Optimistic City Leaders
City schools opened Monday under favorable conditions. Rev. Sylvester Newlin read Scripture while Mayor W P Ragan and ex Mayor Tate plus J J Farriss spoke on duty and service. Elm Street school expansion adds several hundred places for students this year. Sept Marr anticipates a strong term.
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Sylvester Newlin
W. P. Ragan
Tate
J. J. Farriss
Elm Street
Main Street Repair Approved for 4400
City council ordered repair and resurfacing of Main Street from the post office to Beeson Hardware Co. at a total cost of 4400. Abutting property owners will pay half and the city will cover the other half. A. M. Idol traveled to Madison on business last week.
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Beeson Hardware Co
A. M. Idol
Madison
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