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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

5

Local Folks Visit Kin Across Counties In Boone County

Mr and Mrs Clay Winkler Spar ta visitors in the community. Frank Winkler Sylvia spends days with parents J L Winkler. Mrs Sarah Perry Beaver Dam visits her son Dr H B Perry in Boone. Many other kin visits and travels noted across Sparta Trinity and Wilkes counties. The Meat Camp section reports a heavy rainstorm and floodlike damage. Floy Cottrell underwent an appendix operation and shows improvement. Red Cross coordinator Mary Camp Sprinkle plans first aid course at A S T C.

Clay Winkler Sparta Frank Winkler Sylvia J. L. Winkler Sarah Perry Beaver Dam H. B. Perry Boone R. E. Brown Idlewild Martha Francis McGill Kings Mountain Gertrude Perry J. Turner Hendrix Roanoke Watauga County Richard Brown Winston-Salem Brown E. N. Hahn J. B. Brewer Tenn Bynum Taylor I. W Reading Vernon Carico Kingsport E. E. Carico Bess Ragan Staley’s Blowing Rock T. J. Greer Boone R Floy Cottrell Hagaman- Linney Mary Camp Sprinkle High Point American Red Cross W. E. Snoddy Leland Snoddy Bessie Mae Rogers Charlotte Hodge Boone Mary Boone West Point L. N. Perkins Ruby Trivett Weston W. Va Guy West Ethel Jean Stanard West Hugh Hagaman Lunenburg J. B. Hagaman Hagaman Ashe County Virginia J. Raymond Greer Clinton Okla Watauga Marshall Greer Cove Creek Oklahoma Clyde Winebarger Route 2 Morehead City Swansboro Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company J. L. Story James and Junior Plainfield N. J Story Jersey

Sick Bennet Smith in Silverstone from milk poison

Bennet Smith of Silverstone is very sick from milk poison. Other short items include Mr Canfield of Philadelphia stopping at Bryan House and Mr Nat McRary of Lenoir visiting his daughter Mrs Joe Hardin. Walter Parks improves. The Fourth passed with limited observance and a new turnpike drive praised. Captain Bill Fletcher makes a wheelbarrow trip from Cove Creek to Deep Gap.

Bennet Smith Silverstone Canfield Philadelphia Bryan House Nat McRary Lenoir Joe Hardin Walter Parks H. J. Hardin B. J. Councill Linville Boone W. B. Councill Jr Asheville Hogshead Banner Elk Sands N. C Charlie Hodges Carrie T. J. F. Brown Rev I Sherwood Nannie Rivers Blowing Rock E. B. Miller Harve Davis Bald Mountain Board of Education Brushy Fork Holsclaw Watauga Bill Fletcher

Miracle fountain still flows at Andersonville shrine in Georgia

Americus Ga The miracle fountain at Andersonville remains active seventy years after a lightning strike opened water to the desert prison that held 45000 Confederate captives Many died here and thousands lie buried nearby a monument now marks the spring The water is cold and nourishes the heroes gravesills

Americus Andersonville Henry Witz Manassas South South Georgia

Reynolds to Tour North Carolina In July Post Office Dedications

Senator Robert Reynolds will travel the state by train and road visiting Greensboro to dedicate the new post office and federal building with Postmaster General James Farley. He will attend a hotel banquet in Farley's honor, then the High Point federal building dedication before addressing the Young Democrats at Wrightsville Beach. He will pause in Raleigh to meet allies of the Unified Repeal group and return to Washington after July 15.

Asheville United States Robert R. Reynolds Greensboro James Farley Farley King Cotton Hotel High Point Federal Building Reynolds Wrightsville Beach Young Democrats Clubs Wrightsville Raleigh United Repeal Group Reyjagids The Wets North Carolina Washington

Turner to Distribute Jake Ruppert's Beer in Northwest

J L Turner, former Carolina Stores manager and now head of Blue Ridge Distrib uting Co in Lenoir, says his firm has secured the agency in nine northwest counties for Colonel Jake Ruppert's Rap piner Dark and Knickerbocker Light lager. Watauga dealers will receive the brands within days and orders are already being taken, with Howard Gragg, formerly with the original Carolina Store in Boone, joining the venture.

J. L. Turner Carolina Stores, Inc Blue Ridge Distributing Company Lenoir Northwest Jake Ruppert Turner Watauga Howard Gragg Carolina Boone Mr. Turner

How Process Tax Affects Wheat Product Prices

Washington lists 30 cent processing tax on wheat and its effects on flour, cereals, bread, crackers, and pasta. Tax rates in pounds per cent vary by product from doughnut dough to macaroni and canned goods, affecting flour stock taxes and pricing.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau

Bump Restores Sight After Eye Loss in Missouri Woman

Columbia Missouri report: Mary Alice Sand of California lost sight in her left eye seven years ago when she bumped her head against a canoe. A recent bump against a post released pressure and revived the optic nerve, restoring sight according to physicians.

Columbia Mary Alice Sand California

Vacation trip plan for Cove Creek students to the World’s Fair

On Saturday night July 8 a meeting of Cove Creek High School vocational agriculture boys and others interested will plan a trip to the World’s Fair in Chicago at the end of the month. All expenses are expected to total about 10 dollars.

Cove Creek High School Chicago

Willingham Family Celebrates Shared June 17 Birthday

Paris Missouri households mark a birthday cluster as Mr and Mrs Willingham born June 17 share their wedding anniversary with a newborn daughter born on the same date. The trio color the family news with a double birthday and anniversary note.

Paris Willington Willingham

Young People’s Conference Opens at Banner Elk

The fifth annual Mecklenburg Presbytery youth conference began at Pinnacle Inn with seventy six attendees and runs through Friday. Rev. E A Dillard directs the event with Mrs Dillard assisting, joined by Mrs Charles Little and Mrs Leroy Burney. The event features from Charlotte pastors leading courses on Christian experience and the Southern Appalachian Music Camp providing musical programs and entertainment. A Fourth of July party, stunt night, and a Beech Mountain moonlight trip are planned.

Banner Elk Mecklenburg Beech Mountain E. A. Dillard Tenth Avenue Presbyterian Church

Machine Gun Discharge Endangers King Carol

London reports a burst of machine gun fire near King Carol of Roumania as a soldier, startled by a general’s shout, fired at a factory near Cluj. An officer kicked the barrel aside. the incident, deemed accidental, led to the soldier’s arrest.

London Carol of Roumania Daily Mail Vienna Carol Cluj

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