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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
3
A hand delivered verse from James Gharmis known as Jimmie expresses New Year wishes and seasonal cheer. Local notes report visitors and social events including Miss Frances Cherry's visit, trips to Snow Hill, and a planned Lions Club Ladies Night with a Cherry hotel dinner and speaker.
Out of town guests from nearly every town in Eastern North Carolina are expected Wednesday for the New Years dance at the Cherry Hotel. The annual event, well staged last year, is organized by local committees led by Mr. Ward.
Manager Paul Phillips of the Wilson Theater announces a midnight New Year’s Eve show as an eye opener. The计划 outlines a festive program to cap the year and welcome new audiences to the venue.
The piece notes Rich ards and his entertaining hits will hold the audience as the old year ends and the New Year begins. It claims no one will sleep tonight and even cows and local management promise royal entertainment until the hour.
In Lansing Michigan on December 29 the American Honey Producers League discussed a plan to curb foul blood and improve production through county by county inspections. The government would fund half the inspection costs once state funds and inspector training meet requirements.
Koenigsberg Germany Nov 29 The Board of Education forwards letters to smaller communities warning of the drink habit. It describes the poisonous nature of alcohol and invites volunteers to join in efforts to combat alcohol use among children and families.
Ttokio plans a high power station on Yap under the Japanese American wireless agreement, costing 1 560 000 yen. The project aims to preempt American action, as Yap’s accord allows the United States to erect facilities if Japan does not provide adequate radio services.
Chicago reports Fraternal benefit societies educated 3.4 million U.S. children and kept 1.16 million out of poorhouses over 50 years. Independent Order of Foresters notes over 4 billion in benefits, 165,000 members, and 81 million in life insurance payouts. They support homes for aged, sickness funds, schools, and sanatoria.
A man in St Louis threw a plate at a waiter sparking a disruptive scene at a local restaurant. Police were called and the suspect was detained for questioning.
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