Frank A Linney Dies At Home In Boone
Funeral services and tribute filled Boone as Frank A Linney was laid to rest in Boone Cemetery after memorials by Attorney Hayden Burke Dr B B Dougherty and others. Survivors include widow four children sisters and a brother. Members of the Boo Methodist Church and Masonic fraternity served as pallbearers.
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Moser
Hayden Burke
Taylorsville
Linney
W. R. Lovill
Bar Asociation
B. B. Dougherty
Appalachian State Normal School
I. G. Grier
the Normal
Walter A. Stanbury
Raleigh
Boone Cemetery
Frank Linney
Blanche Linney
New York City
W. D. Deal
James D. Dorsett
Spencer
Dr. Row
Charlotte
Sf J. W. Hendren
Hiddenite
Boo Methodist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Press Outlines Frank Linney Death and Legacy
Tribute notes Frank Linney a fearless mountainsman and stalwart Republican leader. Boone mourns as lawyers and citizens recall his courage and honor in public service and legal work. He is described as a good and great man who fought hard but without deceit.
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Frank Linney
Boone
Remembering Frank A Linney the beloved Boone attorney
In intimate acquaintance with Frank A Linney I recall a man of lovable disposition and strong mind. He used his influence to aid the needy and was a leading lawyer and trusted citizen. Boone mourns his loss as Watauga County and North Carolina honor his memory and place him among mountains he loved. Boon is in mourning yet the living spirit of Linney stays with friends and colleagues. Boise Idaho July 1 John Thomas, banker and cattleman, appointed United States senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Frank R Gooding.
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North Carolina
Frank Linney
Frank A. Linney
Boone
Watauga County
Citien
Linney
Church
Kingdom of the Living God
W. R. Lovill
Boise
Idaho
John Thomas
of Gooding
Fordaho
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Political Events of the Past Week Continue on Page Eight
The article notes Hoover slimming his holiday break and attending Second Friends church in Washington while avoiding crowds. It reports farm policy work in the past week and prep for a prohibition focused acceptance speech. Route No. 10 in Beaufort completed, linking coast to mountains.
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Second Friends Church
Washington
Quaker Meeting House
Hoover
North Carolina
Beaufort
New Morehead City Beaufort Bridge Opens with Governor Address
The formal opening of the $750 000 Morehead City Beaufort bridge featured dedication exercises led by Governor Mc Lean who accepted the structure for the state. Congressman Charles L Abernethy presented Frank Page who introduced the governor.
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Morehead City-Beaufort
McLean
Charles L. Abernethy
Frank Page
Highway Commission
Wouldn't Hate Much Clarence and Glenda Clash Over Baby Cries
The dialogue features Mrs Jones and Glenda sparring over affection turning to hate. Mrs Jones complains about her baby’s cries as a scandal while Glenda retorts that if love had waned she would hate less. The exchange hints at social satire of domestic life.
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Clarence
Glenda
Fiddler Prizes Reported With Cash and Flour Awards
The listing shows multiple donors giving cash amounts to a fiddler and a second prize of one bag flour. Donors include Chas L Younce L L Bingham H A Hagaman Frank Robbins Will Hodges John W Hodges John Smith. The items denote a community event with cash gifts and flour as rewards.
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Chas. L. Younce
L. L. Bingham
H. A. Hagaman
Frank Robbins
Will Hodges
John W. Hodges
John Smith
Banjo Picker Funds Donated by Three Individuals
A historical clipping notes small cash donations by S S Gragg Leo B Vaughn and Richard R Johnson each giving one dollar to support a banjo picker effort.
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S.S. Gragg
Leo B. Vaughn
Richard R. Johnson
M. S. Miller
Taylor Motor Co
A. E. Hamby
Critcker Hotel
City
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Frank
Boone Drug CO
Fexall
W. R. Winkler & Company
N. C
W.H. Gragg
Watauga County Game and Fish Club
N. M. Greer
City Meat Market
J. F. Moore
Music Store
Princess Cafe
D. J. Cottrell
High- Land Furniture Co
Will C. Walker
R. H. Hodges
W. C. Greer
Hodges Drug Co
Boone Trail Cafe
Walter Cook
Charleston
Davidson Department Store
W. R
R. S. Swift & Co
Fiddler
Guitar
J. M. Moretz
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