Local Affairs Roundup from Boone and Blowing Rock
Local notes report Mrs. John Sherrill improving after illness. Boone visitors include attorneys, bankers, and residents. many households announce arrivals and travels. Community clubs meet with programs on gardening, Roosevelt era topics, and social events. Blowing Rock reports school society programs and a basketball game win, plus local visits and a charity box supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowing Rock High School Literary Society
Poe
Helen Gragg
Mae Shore
Eric Story
Beulah Tester
Helen Walker
Evelyn Jenkins
Juanista
Dorothy Teague
Florean
Norman Pitts
Terrence Triplett
Edward Coffey
Arnold Bolick
Perry Fork
Clarence Berryman
Doss Keller
Perry Ashley
Chas. Robbins
Robert Teague
Blowing Rock Court
Blowing Rock
Hudson Boys
Hudson
Grady Tester
Mountain City
Tenn
American Legion
Main Street
George Coffey
Hickory
John Knight
Henry Greene
Tennessee
John Greene
Aberdeen
Watauga Post 130 Meeting Highlights and Local Notes
The Watauga Post 130 held a regular session on March 3 with a large turnout. The meeting featured readings from the Boone Colored Quartet, local social news, and discussions of American Legion principles and federal veterans’ care debates. A note on national policy proposes expanding military training for homeless and unemployed young men, led by former Secretary of War Newton Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitehead
J. B.taylor
Boone
Watauga
Avery
Radford Townsend
Zionville
Ralph Greene
Charlotte
Hazel McGuire
City
C. L. Holland
Queen City
Holland
Jessie McGuire
Armour and Company
Will Trivett
Worth While
W. L.trivett
George Washington
Ed Qualls
Washington
W. C. Winkler
Carolyn Weaver
Paul Mahoney
Zeb Dickson
Watauga Post
Boone Colored Quartet
Economy League
United States Senate
United States
Coolidge
American Legion
America
Buddy
Newton Baker
Democratic Party
Congress
Two Fresh Cows for Sale and Various Ads
Classified notices offer two fresh cows for sale in Rutherford North Carolina and Florida honey for sale. An able man needed for distributing and delivery work with $27.50 weekly pay and own car required. A six room brick bungalow for sale in Johnson City Tennessee with easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mills
Mgr
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carr Brothers
Johnson City
Tenn
Jigsaw Puzzles Featured Weekly in Baltimore Sunday American
The Baltimore Sunday American promotes weekly Jigsaw Puzzles for family enjoyment and urges readers to buy the Baltimore American from local dealers or newsboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dunn
W. H. Mast
Carl Conley
Cling Hodges
L. F. Kent
Penland
Dunkley
Mary
Concord
Hughes
Baltimore Sunday American
Baltimore American
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Sherrill
J. C. Fletcher
O. B. Earnhardt
Lenoir
Gurney P. Brinkley
Peoples Industrial Bank
Raleigh
Louise Critcher
Wendell
N. C
Jim Sherwood
Beaver Dam
Roby T. Greer
C. L. Rhyne
Florida
Board of Education
Fred Greer
James Lyon
Ralph Lyon
Newland
L. G. Barringer
Gold Hill
Clyde R. Greene
J. M. Moretz
Rocky Mount
George Moretz
Zack Linney
Lionel Flack
Bomar Lawrance
Mars Hill
Jack Hodges
Horton Gragg
W. H. Gragg
Tracy Councill
Cherry Park
Council
Perry
Ruth Rutherford
Brendall
Bassinet
J. M. Gaither
Jim Councill
Tom Taylor
T. W. Taylor
Valle Crucis
Wagner
Miss Basom
Henry Taylor
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ricaud
Kent
Laura Farthing
C. D. Taylor
Rubin Farthing
W. W. Mast
Greene
Joe Greene
Glennie Wyke
Taylorsville
W. W. Daniels
Dot Peoples
Mary Beverly
Beulah Wooten
Dave Wooten
Henry Conrad
Henry Jr
Statesville
Conrad
Betty Williams
Atlanta
Suzanne Coffey
Thomas Coffey Jr
Lutz House
Clay Pennell
Fred Hartley
Harley Cook
Saxon, N. C
Rosetta Hollifield
Boone’s Fork
United States of America
W. C. Greene
D. F. Mast
Leona Mast
Nannie Bunton
Joe and
Arthur Mast
Don Shull
D. G. Edmisten
Rutherwood, N. C
A. C. Mast
Sugar Grove
Royster
F. S. Royster Guano Co
N. Hahn
Consignee
Watauga County
Depot Lumber Plant
Boone, N. C
Merry Makers
Joe C. Mast
John Shull
Kansas
Buster Wells
Missouri
Wilma Baird
Frank Baird
Central
Keplar’s
Glenmore
Keplar
Carnegie
Johnson City, Tenn
Appalachian Building & Loan Ass’n
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