Local News Highlights From Boone And Watauga County
Watauga and surrounding area report travels and visits with Che Watauga Renoccat Velma Rivera returning from Washington DC and Mr and Mrs Hardy Lyons visiting Lincoln county. James Rivers and Viren Butler wed at the parsonage with Rev Hughes officiating. Local business and school events include Dr G H Hayes weighing a 662 pound porker, a district attorney holiday trip to Charlotte, and Baptist charity dinner at the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Moose
Boone Drug Company
Rowan County
James C. Rivers
Viren Butler
Frank Edmisten
Blowing Rock
G. H. Hayes
Vilas
Watauga
Frank A. Linney
Mary Francis
Charlotte
M. B. Blackburn
T. C. Blackburn
Hickory
Boone
Legion meeting notice in Boone on Friday January 7
The Watauga Post of the American Legion will hold a regular session in Boone on Friday January 7 at 2 p m All members and those seeking membership are urged to attend P G SPAINHOUR Commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Post of the
American Legion
Boone
Training School News Opens Return to Class
Teachers and students arrive after holidays with at least one new faculty member Prof Hillman from the Normal Department. Gifts include a Stetson hat for President Dougherty and a five dollar gold coin for Prof D D Dougherty, plus valuable books from Dougherty to teachers. Mrs Phillip Greer of Zionville celebrates her 76th birthday Dec 28 with baskets from many friends, marking esteem for a the elect lady as Ex-President Wilson’s birthday also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
Normal Department
Dougherty
D. D. Dougherty
Phillip Greer
Zionville
Wilson
A Good Woman Passes Near Blowing Rock
Obituary for Mrs. Alice Ford wife of C S Ford who died at her home near Blowing Rock on the 20th after a short illness. She was beloved by neighbors and left six children, three very young, with a husband and devoted kinship mourning her loss. The family and community supported her in illness, but she passed away to a higher life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGhee
R. T McGhee
G. C. Brinkman
Sam F. Horton
Miller’s Creek
Wilkes County
Cove Creek
Boone
E. F. Lovill
Down State
Raleigh
Oxford
James Brawley
Greensboro
W. P. Pendley
Watauga Inn
Blowing Rock
Mount Holly
T. H. Coffey
Gastonia
Thomas H
Tom
Will Lovill
Tennessee
Will Graybeal
Washington College
Will
W. G. Coffey
Blowing, Rock
Dan Wheeler
Lone Mile
Boona
Alice Ford
C. S. Ford
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Watauga County
Mortgagee Andy Greer will sell the real estate in Boone Watauga County at 10 o clock a m on February 6 1922 for cash to satisfy a mortgage dated February 22 1921 by Floyd Smith and Dorothy Smith It describes 13 1 4 acres bounded by T F Yates and Lee Osborne and includes detailed compass bearings and boundary points of the tract with a gate post and old road references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smith
Dorothy Smith
Boone
Watauga County
T. F. Yates
B. Campbell
Lee Osborne
Campbell
Osborne
Andy Greer
Land entry description in Watauga County 1921 survey
State of North Carolina Watauga County details an entry by B J Hardin as entry taker locating and entering the viver bed of the New River from Amos Stanbury corner down to Pine Run creek and across the river to include all vacant lands on both sides and along Tompkins branch back to the starting point. The entry dated December 16 1921 notes the scope covers vacant land and river bed within the described bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Carolina
Watauga County
Said County
L. E. Gragg
New River
Amos Stanbury
B. J. Hardin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Watauga Renoccat
Velma Rivera
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Hardy Lyons
Mra. Lyon
Mra
H. M.lewis
Lincoln County
Lillie Reese
Ethel
Grandfather
W. R. Bradshaw
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
League of Nations
Senate
Floyd Ward
Elizabethton Tenn
Brushy Fork
Ward
J. D. Watson
Ravilli
Mont
Cald
California
West
P. G. Spainhour
Training School News
Watauga County Bank
Ellis’ Department Store
Havin
V. . Lethooe
North Carlin
U. S
United States
America
George F. Blair
N. C
East Carolina
New Bern, N. C
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