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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-06-29
NOTICE

NOl1CE
NORTH CAROLINA =
DARE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
WEST VIRGINIA PULP AND
PAPER COMPANY, Petitioner
Nj. S. HARRELL and wife, GAR
NETT l. HARRELL, MARTHA
GRAIN, EDDIE GRAIN and wife,
BESSIE GRAIN, WILLIE GRAIN
and wife, JULIA GRAIN, AMOS
GRAIN, INA GRAIN MCGOWAN
and husband, THURMOND Me-
GOWAN, DENNIS GRAIN and
wife, ELLA GRAIN, MARIE
SMITH FORBES and husband,
ROGER FORBES, MARTHA ANN
CRADDOCk and husband, NOR
MAN A. CRADDOCK, STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA, ORTIZ
CAROLINA STATE HIGHWAY
AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMIS-
SION, NORTH CAROLINA
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
and DARE COUNTY, Defendants
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The parties above named and all
other persons interested will take
notice that on the IL day of June
1866. the above named petitioner
filed a petition in the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of Dare
County. North Carolina, to have
the title to three certain parcels
of land therein described register
ed and confirmed pursuant to
Chapter 80 of the PUBLIC LAWS
OF 1918, now Chapter 43 of the
G E N E RAJ STATUTES OF
NORTH CAROLINA, and the
ACTS amendatory and supplement
al thereto, and that summons has
been issued, returnable at the Of
flee of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Dare County, North Caro-
lima. on the goth day of August
1856.
The said lands described in the
petition and claimed by the petit
toner to be owned by it in fee
simple are situated in East Lake
Township, Dare County, North
Carolina. and more particularly
described as follows:
TRACT ONE: Beginning at an
iron stake on the Eastern Bound
airy of the Lake Neighb0rhOod
Road right of way at the inter-
section of the Southern Bound
airy of what Is known as Mile
Square Patent with the said
Lake NeighbOrhOOd Road: said
iron stake Is the beginning cor
ner of Exception No. 8 as de-
scribed in Registered Estate
No. IL, Certificate of Title for
which appears of record in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds
of Dare County, North Carolina,
IN Title Book 2, page 50; thence
from said iron stake in the edge
of the Lake NeighborhOod Road
South "a degrees 80 minutes
East 1882 chains to an iron stake,
a cornerN of the land known as
the Martha Grain land; thence
North 10 degrees As minutes
East 1888 chains to an Iron
stake, corner of Eddie Grains
property; thence North "a de-
grees is minutes West 3.l8
| chains to another iron stake:
thence North 10 degrees AS min
utes East 3.18 chains 10 an iron
stake In the Southern edge OF .
twelve foot lane or road: thence
with said lane or road South "a
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NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

DARE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
VIR INIA ELECTRIC AND
POWER COMPANY
VS.
ALEXANDER L. MARTONE AND
WIFE, FILOMENA MARTONE
To Alexander L. Martone and
wife, Filomena Martone:
Take notice that pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled special
proceeding.
The nature of relief being sought
is as follows:
The Virginia Electric and Power
Company is seeking to condemn
the following pole line right of
way across the property in Dare
County in which you own an in
terest:
Beginning at Station 129 plus
67.5 in the property line
dividing Defendants property
and that of Avalon Shores, Inc,
which point is N. TO- co. e. 486.6
feet along said property line
from a concrete post set there
i'm; thence s. 1Oo AS e. 921 feet
to Station 1873 plus 8S.5 in the
property line dividing Defend
ants property and that of
Croatan Shores, Inc, which point
il N. IL TO- e. 1853 feet along
the aforementioned property line
from a concrete post set therein.
You are required to make de-
tense to such pleading not later
than August 8, 1856, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the Court for the relief
sought.
This the % day of June, 1856.
C. s. MEEKINS
Clerk Superior Court
Dare County
T-6-29-Att
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It Was Happening
Only ~ Years Ago
Along The Coast
q. Va OLD Scribe
By Ye Ode Scribe

Clearing the right of way from
the Dare County end of the new
bridge across Currituck. Sound to
the ocean front near Kitty Hawk
was begun Tuesday, July 2, 1925
by Harry C. Lawrence, New Bern
contractor, according to an an
nouncement made in Elizabeth
City by o. F. Gilbert, partner
in the real estate firm of Harrison
& Gilbert who were underwriting
the stock in the Kitty Hawk Com
pany, owners of the bridge fran
chise.
Victor Meekins reported from
Manteo early in July, 1929, that
Stumpy Point was on the verge
of realizing untold riches as a re-
suit of new road Dare County
had recently built from this long
water-bound village to the Hyde
County line.
Capt. Walter G. Etheridge's
little daughter, Willie, was enter
tanning a number of her friends
one Saturday afternoon early in
July, 1929, in honor of her 18th
birthday anniversary.
In a statement sworn to before
Eber R. Westcott, Notary Public
at Manteo, on July II, 1929, there
was a total of $2Os, 930.96 in as
sets at the Bank of Manteo of
which r. Bruce Etheridge was
cashier; R. C. Evans, and L. D..
Harrington were members of the
banks board of directors.
When DIR. and Mrs. w. w. John
son gave dance at their home in
honor of their nephew and niece,
Frank and Thelma Swearingen, of
Charlotte, in mid-July, 1929,
among the guests were: E. J..
(Sheik) Afford, Harry T. West
colt, Cora Mae Daniels, Matilda
Etheridge, Brockie Daniels, Billie
Pugh, Webb Etheridge, Ralph
Davis, M. L. Daniels, Jr., Delnoy
Burrus and Margaret Hoyle.
On Sunday, July 81, 1929, the
Edenton- Mackeys Ferry Company
ran an excursion from Elizabeth
City to Mays Head with Capt. E.
A. Davenport at the wheel of the
fast new steamer SHADY Side" for
which the round trip fare was
$3.50.
The contract for the construc-
ton of the new bridge across
Currituck Sound to the beach in
Dare County near Kitty Hawk was
awarded the w. L. Jones Constuc-
ton Company, of Elizabeth City,
on Thursday morning, July Is,
1929, by w. G. Gather, secretary
treasurer of the Kitty Hawk Com
pany. Although the amount of the
contract was not disclosed it was
understood it would run to about
$225, 900.
A motor trip that began in San
Francisco, California, and ended
at East Lake, in Dare County, was
the unusual feat performed in
July, 1929 by Mr.. and Mrs. H. D..
Mann in order to visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Sawyer
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mann.
Randall B. Etheridge of Manteo
was appointed chief of the division
of markets in the State Depart
ment of Agriculture August Is,
1929, but newspaper reports which
referred to him as "R. G. Ether
idge" had folks thinking that the
Hon. r. Bruce Etheridge, cashier
of the Bank of Manteo, had for
saken banking for farm market
ing.
Capt. Dan Hayman, of Virginia
Dare Shores, was in Elizabeth City
trying to stimulate interest in a
trap shooting contest on the beach
near Kitty Hawk on August 23,
and "a, 1929.
The first permanent piling for
the new bridge across Currituck
Sound between Point Harbor and
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THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY
BEFORE THE CLERK
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND
POWER COMPANY
VS.
FLORENCE EPSTEIN AND HUS.
BAND, BEN EPSTEIN, AND F.
T. HORNER, TRUSTEE
To Florence Epstein and hus-
band, Ben Epstein:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled special
proceeding.
The nature of relief being sought
is as follows:
The Virginia Electric and Power
Company is seeking to condemn
the following pole line right OF
way across the property in Dare
County in which you own an IN
terest:
Beginning at Station SGT plus
6S.2S in the property line divid.
ing Defendants property and
property of the Lucy G. Potter
Estate, which point is in the
sOutherIy line of a 5O-fOot street
and is S. 72o 25' w. 1175.75 feet
along the sOutherly line of said
street from the center line of
II. s. Highway Route No. 1853;
thence S. Ito 15' E. 1852 feet
to Station GOA plus $50 in the
property line dividing Defend
ants property and that of Ro-
anOke Shores, Inc, which point
is S. To Az w. 1850 feet along
said property line from the cen
ter line of said U. S. Highway
Route No. 15S.
You are required to make de-
tense to such pleading not later
than August s, 1856, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the Court for the relief
sought.
This the. % day of June, 1866.
G. S. MEEKINS
Clerk Superior Court
Dare County
T-6-29-4tc
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same constituting the South line
of the Wilcox property and the
North line of the DIR. Frank
Wood property, North "A deg.
East 400 feet to the Atlantic
Ocean; thence along the Atlantic
Ocean in a general SOutheasterly
direction, the various courses and
meanderings thereof, to Oregon
Inlet; thence along the North
side of Oregon Inlet in general
Westerly direction to the Wester-
most point of Bodie Island on the
North side of Oregon Inlet;
thence in Southwesterly direc-
ton in straight line across the
Pamlico Sound to Sandy Point on
the Pamlico Sound South Of
Stumpy Point Bay; thence con-
tinuing along the PamlicO Sound
in a general SOuthwesterly direc-
ton, the various courses and
meanderings thereof, to the GEN.
ter of the mouth of Long ShOal
River, said point being also the
Dare-Hyde County line; thence
along the Dare-Hyde County line
and the center of Long ShOal
River in a general NOrtherly d.
recti0n, the various courses and
meanderings thereof, to a con-
crete post situated at the head
of Long ShOal River; thence con-
tinuing along the Dare-Hyde
County line North 70 deg. and
As min. West 571.21 chains to
Alligator River; thence along Al
ligator River in a general North
erly direction, the various cOurs-
es and meanderings thereof, to
Briery Hall Point at the mouth
of East Lake; thence in North
erly direction across the mouth
of East Lake to Sound Point ON
the West end of Durant Island
on the Albemarle Sound; thence
along the Albemarle Sound in
general Easterly direction across
the mouth Of q body of water
known as the "HaulOver," and
continuing along the Albemarle
Sound in a general Southeastern
ly direction, the various courses
and meanderings thereof, to Ca
room Point; thence in an Easter
ly direction across portions of
Albemarle and Roanoke Sounds
to, the point of beginning.
If said bonds are issued a ta1
will be levied upon all taxable
property within the Manteo Schoo
District of Dare County sufficient
to pay the principal of and the in
terest on said bonds.
A new registration has been or
dered and no one will be permittet
to vote unless registered anew
The books for such new registra
ton will be open from 9 am. unit
sunset on each day beginning Sat
urday, July IA, 1856, and closing
Saturday, July %, 1856. On eacl
Saturday during said registration
period said books will remain opel
at the polling places. Saturday
August 4, 1866, is Challenge Day
The precincts and polling place
and the names of the election off
GERS, subject to change as provides
by law, are as follows:
Registrars Judges
Annie Sapone J. P. Wise
Mary Newman
Pearl o'Neal Ruth Scoggins
Nancy E. Beals
Lucy Midget Lessie r. Tillett
Ida Daniels
Bethel Twiford Dorado Basnight
Hattie p. Mann
Grace Mann Florence Jones
Sibyl Gard
Mrs. r. D. Wise Mrs. r. B. Hope
Myrtle w. Burgess
E. L. Twiford Nina Basnight
Marian MCGOWAN
for the County of Dare
ERIK Of Board Of Commissioners
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Superior


A complete new series Of science
textbooks for all Of the six grades,
is bringing new stimulation and
interest to the study of nature
subjects at Superior School. AS a
part of the fifth grades study
Of growing things, Miss Nancy
Raufman's year-olds recently
visited City of Cleveland's green
house on 88th ST. near st. Clair
ave. TO see the many foreign and
native trees thriving there under
expert management.
One room in the greenhouse is
kept humid and hot, to duplicate
the climate Of the Tropics. Here
there is grapefruit tree, with
tough armored bark, and a huge
ponderosa. In an adjoining room,
which is hot but dry, cactuses grow
as they do in a desert. And out in
the open are hundreds Z: local
shade trees, which the city's De-
partment of Shade Trees set out
along the city streets and in park
way areas.
Miss Raufman's students en-
joyed their trip so much that they
wrote letters to the greenhouse
people later, thanking them for
showing them so many interest
ing and strange growing things.
Another trip by a Superior class
room took Mrs. Katherine Lusk's
fourth graders to the delightful
surroundings Of the Hough Bakery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

had worked as a machinist. molder
and inspector in several Cleveland
industrial plants before becoming
associated with the William T.
Byrne Real Estate Co. in May,
1853.
He was a volunteer worker in
Catholic Charities drives and was
a member of Christ the King
Church and its Holy Name Society.
He was also a member of Winder-
mere Council of the Knights of
Columbus and the Blessed Sacra-
ment Guild of St. Joseph Seminary.
Surviving him are his wife Ann;
two sons, Michael Joseph, stu
dent at the Eymard Seminary,
Hyde Park, n. Y. and Francis
Patrick, attending Dayton Uni
versity; two daughters, Mary
Therese and Anne Philomena; a
sister, Mrs. Mary McHale of Cleve-
land and a sister and brother in
Ireland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
For Advertising
COLL GLenville 1883
Girl Scouts

On Tuesday, September 25th at
400 p. M. in their meeting room
at Prospect School, the following
% members of Brownie Troop 402
were invested as intermediate
Scouts:
Sharon Brozelle, Bonnie Collins,
Kathy Crowley, EIinor Dodge,
Jeanne Douglass, Carol Ann Duff
fin, Colleen Gibbons, Daryl Hatch,
Susan Hochwald, Mary Sue Jones,
Laura Kraber.
Judy Losing, Susan Moss,
Kathy Musk, Cathy Noetzel, Susan
Ohlinger, Lynn Roberts, Mary
Ellen Serota, Barbara Stephens,
Kathleen Techet, Karen Widlitz,
Linda Yahnke.
Refreshments were served from
an attractively decorated table in
keeping with the Fall season.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

address. Each photograph must be
accompanied by a wrapper from
four-bulb pack of G-E Power
Mite flashbulbs.
Entries should be sent to Cen
eral Electric Company, Photo
Lamp Department, P. 0. Box 6837,
Cleveland /, Ohio. Copies of the
rules for the High School Contest
may be obtained from the same
address.
Company spokesman announced
that only black and white photo
graphs taken with flash would be
eligible, although any size print
will be acceptable.
Human interest, not technical
excellence, will be the most i'm
portant quality of winning photo
graphs. Judges will choose win
ners on the basis of originality of
approach to subject, the degree to
which the photos tell story, and
their emotional appeal.
In it's announcement, General
Electric urged young picture
takers to "move in close and fill
the negative with the subject" "
People, pets, and parties are
omong the subjects most easily
shot with simple flash equipment,
G-E experts pointed out.
Today, with the increasing num-
Der of casual snapshooters using
simple flash cameras, General
Electric PowerMite flashbulbs
are the industry leaders for their
type and are gaining ground on
the longtime favOrite No. flash
bulbs, it was pointed out.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
John A. Harshaw

Considered among the outstand-
ing experts in the specialized field
of electronics as applied to chemi-
cal manufacturing, John A. Har-
shaw, AZ, an executive OF the
Harshaw Chemical Co., died sud-
denly September 9th. Private
services were followed with burial
in Lake View Cemetery.
The son of the late William A.
and Frances Lips Harshaw, he
was born in Cleveland, attended
Hawkins School and Hotchkis
Preparatory School before enter
ing Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. He held his degree in
engineering from Case Institute
of Technology. At the time of his
death, he was the manager of the
c h m ical company's synthetic
crystals division.
Mr.. Harshaw was interested in
the Boy Scout program in East
Cleveland, serving as a scout
master and instructor.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cope Harshaw; three
sons, John A., jr., Richard and
Thomas; two daughters, Barbara
and Kathleen; two sisters, Mrs.
Henry P. White of Bel Air, Md,
and Mrs. S. o. Smith of Villa
Nova, Pa, and a brother, William
J. Harshaw, chairman of the board
of the Harshaw Chemical Co.
The family home is at 15749
Wyatt rd., Forest Hills.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
&. {. Holds Flash
Photo Contest For
High SehooIers

A flash photo contest for some
eight million high school students
has been announced by the General
Electric Company's Photo Lamp
Department.
Among the hundreds Of prizes
in General Electric's first High
School Flash Photo Contest" are
trips, cash, and valuable merchan-
disc. Total cash value of the 132
top prizes is about $500.
Closing date for the contest is
January 18th, 1857.
The National awards are:
Two first prizes Zone to a girl,
one to boy). Each winner, ac-
companied by one adult, will be
General Electric's guest for five
days in Washington, D. c. during
the international Photographic Ex-
position the week of March 22nd.
1857. Travelling and living expenses
paid for both.
Ten second prizes five to girls,
five to boys) of 500 each.
Twenty third prizes (ten to girls,
ten to boys) Of $50 each.
In addition, one thousand honor
able mention winners will each re-
ceive a record album.
The State Awards will be made
as follows:
The boy and girl who submit
the top photograph in each of the
4S states, District of Columbia,
and Hawaii, will each receive a
General Electric transistor port
able radio complete with battery
and case. ~
Any high school student regu-
larly enrolled in a public, private.
or parOchial school in the United
States, the District Of Columbia,
or Hawaii, may submit unlimited
entries to the costest.
Each entry should have written
on the back the entrants name,
age, address, school, and school
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Dec tbs
Michael Grady

Funeral services for Michael
Grady, who was active in Catholic
affairs, were conducted Wednes-
dav nnorniop
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

THE family of Libero Gianfagns wish
TO express their sincere thanks to
Reverend Fathers, Sisters of Holy
Redeemer Church, friends, relatives,
st. Antonio DiPadova and Stella Di
Body and Murray Ohio companies.
Loving wife, children.
and nephew
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
SIX SKIES

The boys and girls enjoyed the
sights and particularly the smells
there, and were rewarded with the
little gifts that didn't last long,
but that are always most welcome
TO hungry children.
Mr.. John Jirus, sixth grade Su-
perior teacher, took charge of the
postponed annual Friday Sing
Night in Forest Hills Park on the
evening Of September Goth. The
Sing, which was rained out on it's
scheduled date, was very we'll at
tended, and parents and children
both enjoyed the familiar songs
sung around the traditional camp
fire.
Caledonia
Children from Cuba, Lebanon,
and Canada are among the new
Caledonians this Fall. They are
interested in this American school,
and tell their new classmates about
schools in their homelands. One
little girl, who came from Scot
land originally but who has been
here for some years, visited her
former home this summer, and has
returned with fresh memories of
the "old country"
The Junior Hilltoppers garden
Club of Caledonia enjoyed an
illustrated lecture on the Cleve-
land Metropolitan Park System by
Mr.. Harold f. Wallin, a speaker
for the Board.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Philip J. AtZberger

Services were held Tuesday, Oc-
tober End for Philip j. Atzberger,
81, who died September 29th,
Burial was in st. Mary's Cemetery.
He was a member Of st. Philo-
menas Church and resided at 1914
Holyoke ave.
He is survived by his wife
Minnie Zeliman Atzberger; seven
children Mrs. Angela Haggerty
Mrs. Marcia Fleck, Mrs. Marie
Buck, Frank A. Mrs. Helen Gala.
han, Joseph A., George f., grand
children and great-grandchildren
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-
from Christ the
King Church.
Mr.. Ora y
was so when
he died at his
home last Sat
urday at 1856
Willowhurst rd.
Born in County
NJ a Y o, Ireland
he came here at
the a 90 of II Ho
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Michael Grady

Associate with the William T.
Byrne Real Estate Co. Of this city
for the past three years, Michael
Grady died suddenly September
Both at his home, 1856 Willow
hurst rd. Services were held Octo-
Der 3rd in Christ the King Church.
Born so years ago in County
Mayo, Ireland, he first worked in
industry when he came to America
at the age of II years. He was
active in the Holy Name Society,
and other church affiliated groups,
and the Catholic Charities drives.
Surviving him are his wife, Ann;
two sons, Michael Joseph, a stu
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dent at the Eymard Seminary,
Hyde Park, n. Y, and Francis
Patrick, attending Dayton Uni
versity; two daughters, Mary
Therese and Anne Philomena; a
sister, Mrs. Mary McHale of
Cleveland, and asister and brother
in Ireland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04

WISH to express my sincere ap-
probation to friends and neighbors
for their kind expressions of SYM
pathy; also the Euclid Police for
their wonderful help in the loss of
my husband, Richard Aubreoht.
Mrs, Eleanor Aubrech4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-04
Mrs. Catherine ID. Moore

Mother of Fenton L. Moore, a
lieutenant in the East Cleveland
Fire Department and with whom
she made her home at 1868 Eu-
clid ave, Mrs. Catherine DAILY
Moore died October 1st in Huron
Road Hospital. A requiem mass
was held this morning in st. Philo-
mena Church where she was an
active member. Burial was in Cal
vary Cemetery.
Mrs. Moore and her husband, the
late Fenton /. Moore, a field
representative for the L. S. En-
ployment service who died in 1910,
came to Cleveland to make their
home in the early 20s. Mrs. Moore
was a member of Cleveland Court
Catholic Women of America and
the Legion of Mary. Surviving, in
addition to her son, are two
daughters, Mrs. Eileen Bentler
and Mrs. Dorothy Shepler, and
four grandchildren.