Community notices from a Raleigh area paper
Social calls, Thanksgiving plans and local club events are summarized. Brevard and Rowland Park hosts share visits, while fundraising bazaars at Odd Fellow's Hall and St James Episcopal, including a Jolly Minstrels performance for Bladen Street Methodist, are noted along with the Letitia Rebekah Lodge bazaar and the Orphan's Home fence project in Goldsboro.
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Odd Fellow’s
Letitia Rebekah Lodge
Goldsboro
Emergent communication at Orient Lodge No 395
An emergent Lodge meeting will be held this Wednesday at 8 o clock for Entered Apprentice degree. Members from city lodges and visiting brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W M Co C Brown Secretary.
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W. M. Co. C. Brown
Sec’y
Housewives’ League
League
J. F. Hall
Virginia
South Third Street
Mrs. Harriss
Points North
Carolina
59 Years Old Hale and Hardy Cardui Testimonial
Mrs W T Ball of Mercer Kentucky writes that after suffering through the change of life for about three years she began Cardui. After two bottles she regained health and strength, walked six miles, attended a street fair, and credited Cardui with saving her daughter's life during a dreadful spell.
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Mercer, Ky
W. T. Ball
Central City
Cardui
Ten Ounce Persimmon from Abraham's Orchard
Mr. Frank Walker presented a ten ounce Japanese persimmon from Abraham's orchard at Southern Pines. The fruit is described as heavy with huckleberries and mentioned in the Hoke County Journal Raeford column.
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Frank Walker
Abraham
Southern Pines
Kirkpatrick
Hoke County
Raeford
Policeman Frank George Improves After Convolution at Headquarters
Friends report Policeman Frank George improved after a convulsion at police headquarters Monday night and hope he will be back on duty soon. Also news that W D Caldwell rests comfortably after an appendicitis operation at James Walker Memorial Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hem Kher
Frank George
W. D. Coldwell
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Framingham Chosen For Tuberculosis Health Demo
Framingham Massachusetts will host a three year health demonstration funded by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The effort aims to prove tuberculosis can be controlled by hygiene and sanitation and will examine every resident for consumption and treat those affected in sanatoria or at home. Dr Arnold B Armstrong directs the program to begin immediately as a model for other US towns.
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Massachusetts
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Australia
Framingham
Arnold B. Armstrong
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Tire Thief Sentenced At Recorder's Court
Deputy Recorder Louis Poisson sentenced Moses Sharp for larceny of two tires from Ford Automobile Company to nine months on the county roads. Sharpless was arrested while attempting to sell tires for $1.50 to a North Fourth street merchant. Isabel Hilton, colored, was found not guilty on one assault with a deadly weapon charge but jailed for two months for another assault after failing to pay $10 and costs.
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Louis Poisson
Recorder’s Court
Moses Sharpless
Ford Automobile Company
Sharpless
North Fourth Street
D. W. Coleman
Isabel Hilton
Town Topics Thanksgiving Services Announced
No Prayer Meeting-Union Thanksgiving services will be at Winter Park Presbyterian church tomorrow at 11 a m with all invited. No evening prayer meeting. Special Services-11 o clock tomorrow at Christian Science Society church corner of Seventeenth and Market streets. St Matthews Special Thanksgiving 11 o clock at St Matthews English Evangelical Lutheran church. all invited.
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Luther League of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Mamie Godwin
Fred. Seitters, Jr
Margaret Branch
E. C. Hopkins
W. W. Koch
Minnie Huggins
E. A. Shands
Emma Otersen
William Kramer
William Otersen
Reading
Church of the Good Shepherd
Thompson Orphanage
Charlotte
W. R. Noe
Church of the Ascension
Union
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
Christian Science Society
Seventeenth and
Market Streets
St. Matthews
St. Matthew’s
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hornets Stop Court Hearing In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on November 25, an Aldermanic Court hearing between a Serbian and an Austrian was halted after alderman Fritz Kramme, who had gathered a hornet nest while hunting, caused a commotion. The hornets sparked a series of verbal outbreaks and seven people received severe stings as the session broke up.
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Harrisburg
Fritz Kramme
Midnight Rabbit Hunting Draws Modern Hunters
Vermillion Ohio November 29 Rabbit hunting in the moonlight has grown popular as drivers use car headlights to spot rabbits crossing country roads. Hunters now glide along the roads for easier shots aided by the bright lights.
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Vermillion
Ohio
Annexation Proposals Expand Detroit Border by Nearly Twenty Sq Miles
The recent election saw annexation proposals approved, increasing Detroit's area by close to twenty square miles and reshaping the city’s geographic footprint for future development and services.
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Detroit
Neat box made for pet killed by automobile in Philadelphia
Bonnie a twelve year family dog in Yorktowne befriended local children and aided firefighters by running to the fire station when alarms rang. An automobilist killed the dog and Mrs. L. H. Clayton of Jenkintown buried her in a neat bow surrounded by flowers at a Greenwood Avenue home.
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Philadelphia
Bonnie
L. H. Clayton
Jenkintown
Clayton
Greenwood Avenue
Yorktoaa
Tree accident injures hunter near Silk Hope
A colored man named Jim Crutchfield fell from a thirty foot white oak while skinning a possum near Silk Hope Monday night. He sustained serious internal injuries when the limb broke under him, leaving him injured and lucky to survive. The incident was reported by the Siler City Grit.
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Jim Crutchfield
Silk Hope
Siler City
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