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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

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Local Lumberman Guest on Southern Tour

W. R. Gragg describes a 80 man delegation’s trip with Edward Hines Yellow Pine Co. touring southern mills in Birmingham Bay St. Louis Lumberton and New Orleans. They viewed mills cutting 175 000 and 350 000 feet daily toured a turpentine distillery and naval stores, rode L N Pan American trains and observed vast timber operations across 328 000 acres with 1800 daily mill workers and 105 daily log carloads.

Edward Hines Yellow Pine Co Chicago Hines South Bristol Chattanooga Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Mobile New Orleans Bay St. Louis Gulf of Mexico Kim Miss Missouri Southern Barth Charlie Hineson Lumberton Jackson Square North Carolina Mississippi W. R. Gragg

Jury List for Wa tauga Special Term Civil Trials

The Wa tauga Superior Court announces a special term for civil cases to convene in Boone on Monday June 15 1925 with Judge Harding presiding. The first week jurors include C R Holman E N Norris Charles Winebarger S T Ic enhour B J Councill D L Glenn Alphus Triplett and others. The second week jurors include R F Miller C M Miller Z V Greene A L Triplett W M Coffey and additional names.

Watauga Superior Court Boone Harding C. R. Holman E. N. Norris Charles Winebarger S. T. Icenhour B. J. Councill D. L. Glenn Alphus Triplett R. J. Perry Solomon Eggers

Watauga Fish Hatchery Visit and Local Orchard Yields

A Boone area reporter visits the Watauga Fish Hatchery near Rutherwood, praised for its planning and springs water quality. About 100000 native mountain trout hatched this spring will be released in county streams in May under protection by law. Mr Moretz notes ample apples for his family with potential for year round harvest if properly cared for.

Woman’s Missionary Society Western North Carolina Methodist Church Charlotte Boone Church Woman‘s Society Young Peoples Society Children’s Society J. A. Williams Appalachian’ State Normal Watauga Rutherwood

Worth While Club Hosts Audubon Themed Meeting

The Worth While Club met at Mrs. Castle's Buena Vista Heights home on May 1. Guests heard a program on John James Audubon with a life sketch, Audubon Society talk, a reading, and a note of thanks from Mr. Hagaman. The group planned spring flower planting and crowned Mrs. J. M. Morectz the May contest winner with a roses basket. Refreshments followed.

Ladies of the Worth While Club Robert Castle D. W. Logan D. J. Cottrell Audubon Society J. M. Morectz W. H. Gragg A. . Howell

Burglary hits H W Presnells store at Beech Creek

On Tuesday night April 28 the H W Presnells store was burglarized about one hundred dollars in merchandise stolen. Officers arrested one boy and the other suspect remains at large. Other notes report a sick child improving and local health worries with an insane patient sent for treatment. A church singing is planned at Antioch church on the third Sunday in May.

Beech Creek H. W. Presnell Willie Harman B. F. Ward Boone Morganton Herman Reese Fred Edmiston Matney Antioch Church

Formal Opening of Magnificent Daniel Boone Hotel Sixteenth

The Daniel Boone Hotel will open on the sixteenth with a stockholders banquet and ball. Designed by C B Kerfoot, the three story brick building sits near Daniel Boone Park above Boone Trail. it offers 60 rooms with private baths, a dining room for 100, a lobby for entertainments, and year round operation on the American plan.

Daniel Boone Hotel Nathan Sharp C. B. Kerfoot Knoxville Daniel Boone Park Howard’s Knob Blue Ridge Range Grandfather Rockies Blowing Rock Sharp Preas Johnson City Daniel Boone

Timbered Ridge Locals Farm Work Delayed by Wet Weather

The Timbered Ridge community notes slow farm progress due to cold wet weather with snow in the area last week. Mrs. G. P. Sherrill visited her sister Mrs. Duke Glenn. Miss Lucy Greene wins top honors at Watauga Academy in Butler Tennessee. Mrs. Etta C. Greene attends commencement. local students help prepare a Mothers Day program for the Timbered Ridge school.

G. P. Sherrill Duke Glenn Glenn George Wilson Upper Beaver Dam Timbered Ridge Etta C. Greene Watauga Academy Butler, Tenn Lucy Greene A. E. Brown Literary Society Laura McGuire Allie Farthing Lucy Smitherman Effa Greene Timbered Ridge School Jay

Pilgrimage of 101 Years Ends for Riley Greer

A note on the death of Riley Greer at his Boone area home, as reported in our previous issue. The obituary recalls a long life marked by years of activity, a steady appetite, cheerful disposition, and a lingering tobacco habit.

Riley Greer Rilye Grer Boone

Nathan Sharp Named Manager of New Daniel Boone Hotel

The Charlotte Observer reports Nathan Sharp, a 12 year Charlotte hotel veteran, will manage the Daniel Boone Hotel at Boone. He resigns as Hotel Charlotte chief clerk to move mid month with his wife and daughter Nancy Crane Sharp. The Boone hotel opens with a May 1 stockholders dinner and dance and is led by lessees Coyle and Pogue with A M Street of Huntsville assisting.

Nathan M. Sharp Charlotte Observer Daniel Boone Hotel Nathan Sharp Boone Sharp Charlotte Watauga Nancy Crane Sharp Stonewall Mecklenburg Selwyn Guilford County Fayetteville Daniel Boone North Carolina North Carolina Mountains A. M. Street Huntsville Ala Alabama Statesville Messrs Coyle and Pogue

Foscoe News Highlights Springtime Activity and Visits

Foscoe residents plant corn and tend gardens as the season opens. Several visitors drop by including Carrie Miller from Lenoir and relatives of Moravian Falls and Blowing Rock. A guest from Canton Ohio stays with the Coffey family. Local trips to Clark’s Creek inspire sermons and plans for a busy summer.

Foscoe Grover Robbins Blowing Rock Carrie Miller Lenoir Walters Dorothy Pulliam Floyd Hanks O. P. Lutz Jr Sanford Coffey Canton Ohio J. F. Coffey W. H McCain

Auto fatalities and injuries in 1924 total 19000 dead 450000 hurt

New York May 38 Automobiles caused 19000 deaths and 450000 injuries in the United States in 1924 per National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. Daily average 52 dead 5650 injured. The bureau notes a slowing rate of increase and a drop in deaths per 10000 cars from 24 in 1915 to 9.6 in 1924.

New York United States National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Bureau

Methodist notes urge Home Coming Sunday School and Mother's Day flowers

Sunday School drew 240 attendees with Miss Loven praised for a fine solo. Next Sunday invites all to Home Coming Sunday School with bouquets for the oldest and next oldest attendees. Meetings: church stewards Friday 7 45 p m and preacher Rev Seymour Taylor visits Blowing Rock for the quarter Conference.

Seymour Taylor North Wilkesboro Blowing Rock Brother Taylor Appalachian State Normal Boone Epworth Wilkesboro

McKaraher Installed as Pastor at Blowing Rock Church

The Rev Chas G McKaraher was installed pastor of the Blowing Rock Presbyterian Church with Rev W C Young of Russellville Tenn presiding and preaching. Other commissioners included Revs McLaughlin Newland Spence Banner Elk and Franklin Crossnore with Elder W S Whiting Shulls Mills. A reception for the couple followed.

Chas. G. McKaraher Blowing Rock Presbyterian Church W. C. Young Russelville, Tenn McLaughlin Newland Spence Banner Elk Franklin Crossnore W. S. Whiting Shulls Mills

Elon College President to Deliver Commencement Address

Dr. W. A. Harper, president of Elon College and noted author and speaker, will give the literary address at Appalachian State Normal School’s commencement on Friday morning May 8 at 11 o’clock. The event offers townspeople a rare chance to hear the distinguished educator.

W. A. Harper Elon College Appalachian State Normal School

Also Mentioned on This Page

JURY R. F. Miller C. M. Miller Z. V. Greene A. L. Triplett W. M. Coffey T. J. Greer J. M. Cook Hill Isaacs Dan Kluttz T. F. Yates O. E. Hayes James G. Cook J. W. Fletcher Arthur Isaacs J. W. Jackson H. C. Beach Nat Glenn W. N. Story THE Appalachian Normal Methodist Notes Rev. McKaraher ELON
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