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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

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Hundreds Attend Valley Crucis Family Reunion in 1932

Watauga County hosts an extensive Valle Crucis gathering on August 20 1932 uniting Skull Mast Baird Horton and Taylor families from North Carolina and 17 states. The program featured music an invocation welcomes roll call of states telegrams songs toasts and historical synopses followed by lunch and an afternoon address by Dr B B Dougherty.

Watauga County Vale of the Cross North Carolina Northwest Valle Crucis Skull Mast Baird Horton Taylor Germany Masts Switzerland Bairds Scotland Hortons England Henry Taylor Frederick Shull Jacob Mast Bedient Baird Nathan Horton Sarah Baird Texas Nebraska Missouri Kansas Tennessee South Carolina Maryland New Jersey New York Virginia Ohio Georgia Pennsylvania California Michigan District of Columbia North Carolina Hills I. G. Greer Maud Mast Spain J. A. McKaughan Ira T. Johnston Jefferson Joseph M. Shull B. G. Leake Manila P. I Edward P. Lund Orange F. C. Knoblauch Charleston S. C Wiliam Shull Lamar Colo Shulls Frederick Knoblauch James Shull Neva Tenn Eugene Mast D. C. Mast Sugar Grove Earnest Moore Raleigh N. C T. C. Baird Taylors Charles Menzies Jr Hickory Annie Dougherty Boone B. B Dougherty Appalachian State Teachers College of

Jurors Drawn for Sept Term in Watauga Court

Watauga Superior Court opens the regular fall term on Monday September 19 with Judge Michael Schenck presiding. About sixteen prisoners await trial and the docket will focus on dry law infringements over a planned two week session. Jurors drawn include Beaver Roby Wilson J Lewis Reese Charles Johnson and C J Farthing Blowing Rock Richard Hollers John Knight Ira Bolick Tom Van dyke Boone J S Winkler Sherman Hollers Sam Austin J E Culler W H Hayes Cove Creek J M Burkett C F Thompson Wade Byers Don Stokes Alfred Thomas W B Reese Elk W C Cox Laurel Creek Graden Hagaman M A Ward M P Trivett Meat Camp B H Gross K W Brown G G Stephens W M Winebarger W H Proffitt Shawneehaw J M Michael L D Rupart Duke Tester Stony Fork I F Church W C McNeil Watauga D S Love Emory Townsend J E Harbin

Watauga Superior Court Michael Schenck Beaver Dams Roby Wilson J. Lewis Reese Charles Johnson C. J Hagaman M. A. Ward M. P. Trivett B. H. Gross K. W. Brown G. G. Stephens W. M. Winebarger W. H. Profftt Shawneehaw J. M. Michael L. D. Rupart Duke Tester Stony Fork I. F. Church W. C. McNeil Watauga

Four Are Captured For Liquor Offense In Mabel

Clyde Norris Jeff Norris Richard Campbell and Vester Warren all from Mabel were jailed Sunday on charges of possessing and transporting whiskey. They posted bond for a preliminary hearing before Justice E. N. Hahn next Friday. Deputy Wiley Day nabbed them near Deep Gap as they patched a flat. About ten gallons of whiskey was found nearby.

Clyde Norris Jeff Norris Richard Campbell Vester Warren Mabel E. N. Hahn Wiley Day Deep Gap

Veteran Police Officer Visits Boone on Vacation

Mr. M. V. Watts of Washington DC, accompanied by his brother in law Mr. C. F. Cornelius of Winston-Salem, visited Boone on Tuesday from Blowing Rock where their families are on a summer vacation. Watts, daughter of the late G. S. Watts, served 23 years with the Metropolitan Police and plans to retire soon back to the Watauga area. He discussed his work, the riot after the bonus marchers, and noted capital city public opinion favored against Hoover's re election.

M. V. Watts Washington, D. C C. F. Cornelius Winston- Salem Boone Blowing Rock Watts G. S. Watts Browing Rock Washington Metropolitan Police Force Watauga Hills Hoover

Local gardens yield giant Irish potato and duck-shaped freak

Mrs Albert Watson sent a huge Irish potato weighing about a pound to The Democrat office from her Boone garden. Arthur Dough erty exhibited a similarly large freak potato shaped like a duck.

Albert Watson Democrat Boone Arthur Dougherty

Mrs Pink Hodges Succumbs Sunday in Statesville Hospital

Mrs P H Hodges of Adams dies after major operation in Statesville hospital Monday afternoon at four. Funeral held at Boone home with Rev P A Hicks and Rev E C Hodges, interment in Hines graveyard. Survived by husband daughter Bertha Eggers three grandchildren and six Beach brothers. Born in Rich Mountain, lifelong Boone resident, active Baptist.

P. H. Hodges Adams Statesville Boone P. A. Hicks Boone Baptist Church E. C. Hodges Hines R. D. Hodges Vance Culler Clyde Greene Bedford Greene John Greene Jones Hodges Josie Hodges Katie Lyons Blanche Keller Mary Cole Norris Gladys Brown Earl Lyon Estelle Phillips Ethel Greer Lizzie Bentley Hattie Gross Bonnie Hodges Margaret Sherrill Maggie Ellen Keller Annell Beach Ruby Haynes D. C. Beach Johnson City Tenn T. C. Beach Hodges Carrie Beach A. W. Beach Rich Mountain Baptist Church

Two Are Injured in Automobile Accident Near Rutherwood

Messrs Luther South and William Coffey were badly cut and bruised when an automobile driven by South struck a highway department mowing machine operated by Coffey near Rutherwood. Coffey suffered facial cuts while South sustained bruising and possible internal injuries. both vehicles and highway equipment were damaged.

Luther South William Coffey Highway Department Coffey Rutherwood

Benefit Concert at Blowing Rock For Baby Clinic

A mountain music program will be held at Blowing Rock High School on Monday at 8 30 p m to raise funds for Dr Mary Warfield s baby clinic Tom Cushing directs with local vocal and stringed talent Boone residents perform Sponsors urge strong community attendance.

Blowing Rock Mary Warfield Tom Cushing Boone

Large Back Salary Distribution To County Teachers

The board of education issued checks Saturday totaling 10 349 from the State Board of Equalization. About 8 000 goes to teachers salaries with the rest for general operating expenses. The payments cover back salaries and the first month of the current term.

the Board of Education State Board of Equalization

Large Mountain Snakes Found. 63 Small Reptiles Discovered

Messrs J D Vandyke and C C Bowles of Deerfield report killing a four foot garter snake on the mountainside. Upon opening the body, sixty three small snakes emerged, about seven inches long, fighting as they were exterminated.

Messrs J. D. Vandyke C. C. Bowles Deerfield

Trial Of Election Cases Goes On in Wilkesboro

Federal court in Wilkesboro continues the Laurel Creek Township election fraud trial with eight more government witnesses examined. Judge Hayes presides as 59 witnesses have testified. defense motions are noted as quashed or allowed and multiple witnesses describe alleged irregularities and polling place confusion. Large Watauga crowds attend, with anticipated three to four weeks for the case.

Wilkesboro Democrat P. R. Trivett J. W. Harman Will B. Trivett Roby Presnell M. C. Norris Monroe Harman Leander Presnell Vance Harman Watauga County Laurel Creek Township Johnson J. Hayes A. E. South W. B. Trogden Greensboro Alvin Cannon Laurel Creek J. H. Burke Eddie B. Hagaman Jord Shull Cahnon Cannon R. Monroe Ward Hagaman Paul Trivette Jack Mast Shull E. M. Presnell Presnell Watauga Cove Creek Township Hayes

Doctor Frazier to deliver address at Appalachian State Teachers College graduation

Dr Frazier head of Queens Chi cora College Charlotte will deliver the literary address at commencement exercises at Appalachian State Teachers College Thursday evening when bachelor degrees are conferred upon a class of twenty. Miss Blanche Smith Eric Greer and Nell Trivette Boone among graduates. Glee Club musical numbers by Virginia Wary directed group. Processional and recessional by local orchestra. Glenn Hickman class president Inez Fincher secretary Little Miss Bobbie Clay mascot. Over five hundred students attended the second six weeks term and more than eight hundred for the first term nearly matching last year’s enrollment.

Dr. Frazier Queens Chicora College Charlotte Appalachian State Teachers College Blanche Smth Eric Greer Nell Trivette Boone Glee Club Miss Virginia Wary Glenn Hickman Inez Fincher Bobbie Clay

Arrowhead Marker Is Unveiled at B. Rock

The Boone arrowhead marker at Blowing Rock North Carolina was unveiled August 19 at 6 30 pm during a ceremonial program. Attendees included Dr L C Brown Duke University Rev J A Easley Hampton Rich and Rev Sexton Buchanan with descendants of Daniel Boone unveiling the marker. Mrs Moses H Cone provided the surrounding shrubbery while Billy Petty of Charlotte planted ivy around the head.

Blowing Rock Boone Creek Jonesboro Tenn North Carolina Cone Estate Moses H. Cone L. C. Brown Duke University J. A. Easley Wake Forest Daniel Boone Billy Petty Charlotte

Doughton Sees Hope Democratic Victory in Boone

Hon R L Doughton veteran representative from the old Eighth District visited Boone last Friday. He predicted Franklin D Roosevelt would win a landslide in November and that Congress would go Democratic. Doughton, a longtime Ways and Means member, may soon chair the committee after his tax reform stance gained national attention. He planned to speak in Boone at the noon court session on Monday September 19.

R. L. Doughton Eighth District Boone Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Coughton Doughton

Squirrel hunting season set to open September first

County Game Warden H Grady Farthing announced that the squirrel season opens next Thursday September 1 on mountain streams. The season runs to January 1 with a ten per day bag limit and tougher penalties may be enacted by the Department of Conservation for violators. Madison Farmers stockholders reported a 4 percent return on a $22,000 business at their annual meeting.

H. Grady Farthing Department of Conservation Madison Farmers Madison County

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Union B. B. Dougherty U. S. Navy Richard H. Leigh Frank H. Schofield Leigh Boone Tues Pink Hodges Statesville Hospital Roosevelt Garner God John N. Garner Chicago Peekskill N. Y Winkler W. F. Winkler Eddie Hagaman Henry Hardin County Board of Elections Claude Edmisten Corbett James J. Corbett State Teachers College B. Rock Hope
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