One new case of typhoid fever was reported this morning to the county health department. The patient lives in Kannapolis.
According to a deed filed at the courthouse with Register of Deeds Elliott, O. C. Towell has sold to Charlie Suther for $1,515, property in No. 4 township, this county.
The big singing convention at the fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon promises to be one of the big features of the week. Singers of note from several counties have entered the contest.
The football game between the Concord and Mooresville highs this afternoon at Webb Field will begin at 3:30. The Mooresville team reached Concord about noon and is said to be in fine shape for the game.
Corner loafers here have received another jolt. Iron spikes have been placed in front of the windows of the Concord National Bank, a spot favored with the loafters since the completion of the bank structure.
In Thursday’s paper it was stated that the local lodge Knights of Pythias had given $50 to the Florida Relief fund. The total should have been $60, an additional $10 having been reported after the first report was made.
Work of repairing the Concord Steam Bakery, which was damaged by fire early Thursday morning, was started Thursday afternoon and workmen remained on the job at night in an effort to get the building in good shape again.
No decided change is reported in the condition of George Styles of Rome, Ga., who was hurt in a horse race at the fairgrounds Tuesday. Mr. Styles suffered three broken ribs in the fall and is not yet able to leave the hospital.
Ten cases are scheduled for trial in recorder’s court this afternoon. Possessing liquor, being intoxicated, giving worthless checks and carrying a concealed weapon are among the charges lodged against the defendants. Most of the cases were continued from former sessions of the court.
All boys of the city who wish to join the “Sunday Gang” for the year are asked to be at the Y Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock. There will be an address by a prominent speaker, music and enrollment of members. Fathers of the members are also invited to attend the meeting.
The regular weekly movie program will be given at the Y.M.C.A. tonight. Next week the program will be given on Saturday night and this schedule will be continued through the winter. The program tonight will start around 7 o’clock either on the lawn or in the gym, the weather to determine the location.
Davidson’s football team won another game Thursday, defeating State 3 to 0. A field goal kicked by Dick Grey in the last quarter of the game decided the issue. State made but one offensive drive while Davidson was the aggressor throughout. State has won but one game this year, and Davidson has not been defeated.
From page 8 of the Concord Daily Tribune, Oct. 15, 1926
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