Lonely Christmas for kin of little Melvin Horst
Orrville Ohio December 24 a quiet Christmas tree stands unlit as a family mourns Melvin Horst missing since December 27 last year. Neighbors share sympathy and a vigil light keeps the home’s memory burning as hope remains for the child to return alive or in memory.
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Lonely Christmas
Kin OF
Little Melvin Horst
Orrville
Ohio
Melvin Horst
Melvin
Horst
Raymond Horst
Explosives Found Citywide by Mecklenburg County Police
Police found enough dynamite to blow up a city at multiple suburban sites in Mecklenburg County. Forty cases of explosives were reported in scattered locations Friday morning after residents called police to collect the material.
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Mecklenburg County
Dynamite Stolen From Local Warehouse Last Night
Police say thieves seized dynamite from a warehouse but fled hastily after realizing the true nature of the cargo. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
Why is a newspaper like a woman satire in Fort Mead
The Leader offers a prize for best answer to a joke question about newspapers. Replies include thinner than before bold type easy to read and influential. The correct answer: every man should own one not chase another. Farmers in Onslow County sold 26 ears of fat hogs for 36 797 dollars an increase of 19 10 over last season signaling rising pork interest.
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Leader
Fort Mead
Florida
Onslow Couty
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Birth of Christ
The article cites Matthew for Jesus birth as the miracle and natural outgrowth of His divine nature. It describes star signs, celestial music, and angelic announcements observed by shepherds, emphasizing that Christ must be born in each soul to bring true renewal.
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Matthew
Church Announcements List Religious Services Schedule
Local churches announce Sunday School times worship services and mid week meetings. Methodist under Dr Chandler Ebenezer. Advent Christian with Rev Gragg. Boone Baptist with Rev Hix and J T C Wright. Lutheran St Marks Grace Boone Holy Community and Grace Boon. Clark's Creek Holy Community. Each outlines school times superintendents and service hours and invites public.
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Advent Christian
S. E. Gragg
Boone Baptist
P. A. Hix
J. T. C. Wright
St. Marks
Bailey's Camp
Lynthea Moretz
Grace—Boone
George L. Sawyer
Holy Community
Clark’s Creek
Cicero Townsend
Watauga Charge Rev Burgess Pastor Henson's Chapel Schedule
Watauga Charge Rev A Burgess conducts services at Henson's Chapel with Sunday worship on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 am and first Sunday and third Sundays at 5 pm. Sunday School at 9 45 am with J B Horton superintendent. Epworth League 6 pm. Preaching times for Valie Crucis Blowing Sel Mabel and Salem are listed with their respective schedule and superintendents.
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Watauga
A. Burgess
Henson’s Chapel
Sunda
J. B. Horton
Epworth League
Valie
Mabel
Boone approves street bond issue ordinance in 1929
Town of Boone Board of Aldermen adopts an ordinance authorizing street improvement bonds up to 25000 dollars for paving and reconstruction. Tax levy to cover principal and interest. Ordinance takes effect 30 days after publication unless voter submission occurs. Public inspection of debt statement noted. Public notice includes upcoming deer and wild turkey season closure hearing on January 10, 1930 in Watauga County.
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North Carolina
Watauga County
Boone
H. B. Perry
L. L. Vam
J. D. Rankin
Hi. B. Perry
L. L. Bingham
North Caro
R. S. Swift
Board of
Department of Conservation, Division of Game
Division of Game
J. P. Stepp
Harrison Baker
Notice of Administration and Sales in North Carolina
Notice of administration for the estate of L. D. Miller asks creditors to present claims within twelve months and settle debts. Executor E. F. Sherwood also seeks claims against J. H. Shipley’s estate with a December 31, 1929 date. A public sale will occur February 3, 1930 in Boone to satisfy a mortgage debt of sixty five dollars and costs on lands in Watauga County.
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L. D. Miller
J. C. Miller
Admi
J. H. Shipley
E. F. Sherwood
Sid Beck
Vada Beck
Watauga
North Carolina
E. F. Prestwood
Office of the Register of Deeds
Watauga County
Boone
J. R. Berry
Watauga River
Our Farly Filer reports visits and local events
Mrs Nathan Horton and children visit Jefferson. J H Mast of Cove Creek is jailed after a Friday night riot. about fifty participated. Deputy Marshal W H Greer brought forward John Guy charged with blockading. bound over to Statesville court. Big Rock Creek riot in Mitchell County leaves one dead and twenty injured from whisky excess. Flannery silver mine on Buckeye Creek opens with ten to fifteen workers. L L Greene visits Boone, asserts Watauga citizenship. Boone Christmas dull. editor despondent over a sweetheart letter. Henry W Grady dies in Atlanta after Boston speeches. South loses a noble defender and editor of The Atlanta Constitution.
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Nathan Horton
Jefferson
J. H. Mast
Cove Creek
W. H. Greer
U. S
John Guy
Bryan
Statesville Court
Big Rock Creek
Mitchell County
Flannery
Buckeye Creek
L. L. Greene
Boone
Watauga
The
Democrat
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Mr. Grady
South
Grady
Atlanta Constitution
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