Eastern Star social and multiple local picnics in Princeton
A Princeton chapter held a Tuesday Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Hall with two members receiving degrees and a watermelon social. A series of community picnics followed honoring Mrs. F P French of Newark Ohio and various church groups planned get togethers at Nockview, Mercer Springs and other venues. Numerous local residents plan or completed visits to relatives in towns including Charleston Johnson City Bluefield and Norfolk.
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Eastern Star
Princeton
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ollie Thorn
Ed Chambers
Ola Stafford
F. P. French and
Newark
Ohio
Edi Ng Springs
F. P. Prenessee Audry
Mildred French
L. H. Davis
J. D. Rice
Jacqueline
Jewell
G. H. Taylor
J. EK. Shelton
Violet
Eva
Tilda Lambert
Vescoe Shelton
Philadelphia
Beulah Karnes
Bluefield Sanitarium
C. E. Susong
Greenville
Tennessee
Mr. Susong
Ed Male
Florida
Carper Collins
Newport
Porterfield
Memorial Hospital
Pina Strong
Dusty Rhodes
Canada
Portamouth
A. Fudge
Princeton Avenue
Clifton
D. H. Munsey
Ily
Hinton
Beckley
Regulphur Springs
L. H. Vermillion
Fredrick
Frances
Vermont
Luther Hale
Hale Avenue
Mae Maynard
Charlotte Mae Maynard
Bluefield
T. C. Hubbard
New York
Baltimore
Willie May Carr
Foster
Athens
G. B. Halstead
J. D. Castro
Stuart Garrett
Norfolk
Walker Hall
The
Loyal Order of Moose
A . Logan
Foster Memorial Home Opens for Aged Women Admissions
Foster Memorial Home for Aged Women announces reception of residents. Requirements for admission available from Miss Ada Van Ness, Superintendent, Foster Memorial Home, Huntington, West Virginia.
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Ada van Ness
Foster Memorial Home
Huntington
W. Va
Graham Sale Speaker at Kiwanis Luncheon
A large attendance marked the Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon yesterday. Graham Sale, president of the Rotary Club of Welch, spoke to the gathering and gave a detailed exposition of his topics.
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Graham Sale
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Welch
Kiwanis meeting features violin solos and prizes
Kiwanis ideals guide civic involvement as W B McNutt and Frank Holton lead the program. Miss Mattie Bowling and Miss Thelma Bowling provided two violin selections. Dr Hays donated an attendance prize and Phil Goodwill won after a redraw. Cigar gifts circulated. movies were not shot due to missing cameramen. Representatives Welch, Frank Goodwill, Kell, Gus Newbold, Graham, and Bunny Bryant attended.
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Kiwanis
Frank Holton
Mattie Bowling
Thelma Bowling
Hays
Phil Goodwill
Bunny Bryant
Motion Picture
4 Vs A Son Acry Stors
Kell
Gus Newbold
Graham. Sale
Welch
Frank Goodwill
Local hunting season rules tighten game limits
Local hunters begin plans for the season as new game laws set dates and daily limits. Rabbits may be killed Oct 1 to Dec 31 with a maximum of five per day. Squirrels open Sept 28 to Dec 1, and parth and quail only in November. Pheasants run Oct 15 to Dec 1 with a 10 quail and 4 pheasant daily cap and 60 quail 20 pheasant per season. Rabbit numbers are abundant but squirrel quail and pheasant are scarce.
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Rel
Mercer
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as the grandest stomach medicine, sold by Bluefield, Fast End, Fairview, Princeton agents, and Hale pharmacies. It claims rapid relief from gas, indigestion, gastritis, and even catarrh, with a money back guarantee if it fails to stop distress.
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Dave
Bluefield Pharmacy
Fast End Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
Princeton
Hale Pharmacy
New Jersey
For Rent Two Offices in Bank of Princeton Building
Classified notices show two lighted office rooms on the first floor of the Bank of Princeton building and a three room apartment near Crumpecker Bay Building. Inquiries at Princeton Pharmacy. Licenses issued for marriages include Steel and Hill in Giotto, Jennings and Boice in Camp Creek, Brown and Stephenson in Crystal, Gregory and Russell in Bluefield.
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Bank of Princeton
Princeton
Princeton, Rea
Crumpecker & Bay Building
Inquire
Princeton Pharmacy
Robert Steel
Louvina Hill
Giotto
Lake Theodore Jennings
Sanishburg
Lena Lie Boice
Camp Creek
Thomas Brown
Bertha Stephenson
Crystal
John Gregory
Lettle M. Russell
Bluefield
Boy Scouts Historic Tour Through Virginia to Washington
The Bluefield Boy Scout group led by A. H. Sargent travels by car under Allen Pankey Jr s letter. They tour Lexington Staunton Harrisonburg New Market Endless Caverns and Washington visiting historic sites with no vehicle trouble and good health. In Washington they are officially greeted by Attorney General John Sargent.
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Bluefield
A. H. Sargent
Washington
Daily Graph
Allen Pankey, Jr
Virginia
Lexington
Staunton
Wileson
Harerisonburg
Fountain of Youth
Harrisonburg
New Market
Winchester
Boyce
Capitol City
Newark
New England
Waston
John Sargent
United States
Remove Freckles With Othine Double Strength
Don’t hide freckles under a veil. This preparation for removal of freckles is popular in drug and department stores with a money back guarantee. First applications show improvement. lighter freckles may vanish entirely. Request the double strength Othine for best results.
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All Draw
Moonshine Scare Hits Landgraff Couple
Keystone police chief John Stuart led a moonshine raid after a tip from Mary Lusk claiming “lots of whiskey.” Officers found moonshine in Lucas Lusk’s clothing and kitchen stove, leading to Mary being fined 294 dollars and jailed sixty days while Lucas faced no charge. Officers included John Stuart John McDowell Fred Moore and Jim Zingale.
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D. F. Steele
L. C. Coleman
Matoaka
Crumpecker
Steele
Squire W. P. Muller
Dick Nelme
Mary Lusk
John Stuart
Keystone
Landgraff
Welch
Lucas Lusk
Licas Lusk
Lusk
Stuart
Luisk
Hauer
John McDowell
Fred Moore
Jim Zingale
Coalwood Victorious Over Poca-Bramwell 6-3 in Booster Day
Despite rain threats, Coalwood hosted a large crowd as Joe Gearhart pitched Coalwood to a 6 to 3 win over Poca-Bramwell. Buck Lloyd yielded ten hits, three of which were homers by the Consolidation club, while two Indians connected for circuit clouts. E L Berlin noted Hinton cancellations forced a hurried lineup, yet fans approved Mercer county’s win over Coalwood with strong defense and Gearhart’s sparkling mound work.
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Coalwood
Battery
Poca-Bramwell Nine
Hinton
Joe Gearhart
McMillan Tribe
Buck Lloyd
Indians
Gearhart
Coalwood Gang
E. L. Berlin
Mercer County
Welch Clean Up Campaign Kicks Off Today
Citizens join Chamber of Commerce effort to clear vacant lots and junk piles in Welch. Volunteers in overalls will aid in sprucing the city’s appearance during the community clean up drive.
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Welch
Lelty
Chamber of Commerce
Highways outlined and labor and immigration issues noted
A system of United States highways was outlined. Exchange of ratification of the Chinese treaties was accomplished. Readjustment of southern class freight rates was ordered. The American Federation of Labor opposed modification of the immigration law. Police ordered normal precautions for the Ku Klux Klan parade here Saturday.
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United States
American Federation of Labor
City readies cleanup and parking plan for visitors
The town mobilizes a cleanup on the lot beside Dowman Drug Company with scouts aiding to create space for visitors. Local hospital notes report several patients and staff changes including operations at Grace hospital, with residents traveling to nearby towns for care and studies. The sun’s photosphere is described at 12 000 degrees.
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Dowman Drug Company
Puff the Fat Fairy Queen’s Cook Sought for Lost Buttons
In a fragment from a children's tale, Nick Nancy and Juggle Jump search after Puff the Fairy Queen’s cook who loses a button each sneeze. They visit Peter Peter and wife in Daddy Gander Land and seek help from Mrs Peter who offers aid in return for a task. A bear trips a camera shutter, capturing a hasty camper fleeing a mountain slope.
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Juggle Jump
Lost Land
Nick
Daddy Gande
Dream Maker Man
Broom Street
Pippin Hill
Peter Peter
Peterses
Peter
Jaee
Puff
Mrs. Peter
Nancy
Daddy Gander
Peter Nadly
Welch Names New County Traffic Officer at Eckman
W. Hub Herndon, long time traffic officer, was reassigned by Fred M. Stewart to head the Eckman office and fill the vacancy from K. B. Martin’s resignation. He will cover his former upper county area plus Welch district and will be in his office nightly at seven and mornings at nine.
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W. Hub Herndon
Eckman
Fred M. Stewart
Equire
A. C. Hufford
K. B. Martin
Herndon
Welch
New painless cattle killer said to end suffering
In Paris a new weapon claimed to slaughter cattle painlessly has been invented by Mme. Simons founder of the League for the Protection of Animals. A dart is shot into the brain causing apparently instantaneous death.
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Paris
Mme. Simons
The
League For the Protection of Animals
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