Princeton Farm Women's Club Officers Named for Year
County records list officers for nine farm women’s clubs in Princeton area. Names span Fork Busy Workers, Hustlers, Creek groups, Home Economica, Serena, Attiesburg and others with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and treasurers set for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Etta Hutchinson
Hatcher
J. C. Davidson
Creek Hustlers
Juetin
G. FE
Albert
L. B. Evansburg
Creed
L. B. Brown
Home Economica Club
Via
Ja Neal
Mre. Robinson
G. M
Josephine
Enzie
Ray Cheatwood
Mra. Willam
Keanu Johnson
Serena
J. H. Hite
Mre
Farley
R. P. Butler
Fletcher
Attiesburg
C. P. Hylton
Ent
B. B
BE L Hylton
L. H. Tuggle
Clubs Founded in November Reach Final Setup
The last two named clubs were organized in November, marking a notable early step in their development and alignment with regional committees.
Mercer Hunting Club Plans Banquet and Elections
Officers will be elected at the annual banquet of the Mercer Hunting and Game Protective association tonight at 7:30 at the Virginia hotel. The banquet is open to all interested, plates cost $1. John Kee will be the principal speaker with A. W. Reynolde, association president, as toastmaster. Dr. Edward Stubblefield will preach at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., with J. H. Bane as superintendent. Dr. O. B. Sama of Bluefield College also speaks. pastor will be in Cambria, Va. The public is invited to all services.
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Mercer Hunting and Game Protective Association
Theirginian Hotel
John Kee
A. W. Reynolde
Edward Stubblefield
J. H. Bane
O. BE. Sama
Bluefield College
Cambria
Church Services and Parish Activities Detailed Weekly
The notice lists schedules for Church of the Heavenly Rest and Presbyterian Church. Rev J Edmund Thompson presides Advent services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and communion at 11 a m. Evening prayer at 7 30 p m and parish guild Thursday at 3 30 p m. Presbyterian services include 9 45 a m Sunday school, 11 a m sermon, Christian Endeavor at 7 p m and a youth talk by 8 F Geiger at 7 30 p m.
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Church of the Heavenly Reet
Mercer Street
Echool
J. Edmund Thompson
Presbyterian Church
H. Phipps
Christian Endeavor
F. Geiger
Princeton Area Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Miss Nedra Hunter of Peters town visits cousin Mrs. Kenney Hunter in the city. Spotts of Marshall college stays several days with parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spotts, Highland avenue. Fred Sims, Emory and Henry student, spends holidays with parents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sims, Front street. to return Monday. Miss Kirsta Hunter, Noonoke business college student, home for holidays with relatives here. Wednesday night guests include Miss Judy Kinsley, Miss Sophia Diminisk, Mia Rhodes and family. Don, Bill, Lorraine and Phil depart by motor Thursday for Richmond to visit friends.
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Nedra Hunter
Peterstown
Kenney Hunter
Spotts
Marshall College
H. L. Spotts
Highland Avenue
Fred Sims
Emory and Henry College
A. F. Sima
Front Street
Kirsta Hunter
Noonoke Business College
Judy, Kinsley
Sophia Diminisk
Mia
Minnie Rhodes
Don
Bill
Lorraine
Phil
Richwood
W. B. Davis
Mallens
Princeton
Emil Peters
C. C. Peters
College Avenue
G. M. Hollandeworth
Max Meadows
Earley Robertson
the United Daughters of Confederacy
Hous
Freckles and Friends Visit Princeton Residents for Thanksgiving
The column lists residents and visitors in Princeton for Thanksgiving week. Families and friends from Richwood Gardner Circle Drive Covington Roanoke and other areas gathered at homes in Princeton and nearby towns. Persons named include Mr. and Mrs. Evans Buck Wright Celia McCue Sterling Bobbitt Dr. Morrell and family and Emil Peters along with students from Emory and Henry College Marshall College and others.
Circuit Court Busy With Appeals and Auto Case Verdicts
Circuit court under Judge H G Woods worked on appeals with two cases left to trial. J W Halt vs Dc T Smith ended with $44.05 verdict for Smith. J W Worley vs Claude Calloway awarded to Worley in minutes. A boiler dispute in Bluefield and a City Plumbing explosion suit proceeded. Wayne Clay v H G Woods settled out of court. Fest Davie v Dr W H Wallineford continued.
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Circuit Court
H. G. Woods
Thaskegives
J. W. Halt
Dc. T. Smith
Naton
Bluefield
Smith
Hall
Martin
Kee
Lubliner
J W. Worley
Claude Calloway
Princeton
Ault
Worley
Worley Wea
W. C. Fletcher
John J. Pendleton
Calloway
W. H. Malcolm
A. P. Bernard
City Plumbing Company
Claiief
Bernard
A. F Kinedon
Wayne Clay
Waa
Davie
Wallineford
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Church Significance
Dr. W Mesarail, pastor of the First MCtRewpigs arch, urged Leety Rotary members to value the church in community life while sharing remarks that impressed auditors. Miss Sad- Meeteras entertained the attendees with songs and charm during the gathering at Dinas.
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Rotary Club
Leety
W. Meserail
McTrewpigs
Dot Eerie
Doremeheg
Gog Pointe
W. D. Shuff
Dina
Plans for Elks Lodge of Sorrow Complete
Arrangements for the annual memorial service of Neeton Bh. P.O. FB. Lodge at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 3 o'clock are finished. The committee secured late program covers and will mail programs to all lodge members. The order includes Funerals March by Beethoven, "America," invocation, hymn, roll call of members, and "Resignation" by Mrs. J. A. Counte.
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Neeton Bh. P.O. FB
Presbyterian Church
Bethoven
W. J. Herring
America
J. 4
Counte
Automobile Crash Disrupts Waterburban Tracks
A vehicle driven by R. R. Hereen of Princeton slid on a slippery road near Treent and collided with a trolley car at the interurban junction. Police reported minor injuries and passengers were transferred to awaiting cars as repairs were arranged for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevon Traction Company
Noehnt Pets
Tergey
Wv. R. Hereen
Princeton
Treent En
Tolley
Seane
Teagwers Institute Held At Jumping Branch
A Teagwers Institute event was held at Jumping Branch in Flat Top yesterday. The gathering occurred in the Branch district as local officials reported results and discussed county matters with participants.
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Teagwers Institute
Unclear text from historical notice
The provided OCR is fragmented and unreadable, hindering extraction of identifiable persons places or events suitable for a proper summary as a newspaper card. No verifiable facts or named entities can be confirmed from the segment.
For Rent Ad Notes Location and Contact
Rental notice lists address 1392 Walker Street with contact details. Surface text includes a phone-like string and vague directions. The fragmentary OCR suggests a vacant property or space for lease with unspecified terms. No clear dates, prices, or unit details are provided in readable form.
Surprise Poundings At Church Honor Dr and Mrs Cook
A Thanksgiving surprise shower was given to Dr and Mrs Perry J Cook by the Bible Class of First Church of Christ on Wednesday evening at the parsonage on High Avenue. Mrs Cook expressed gratitude and promised a future Thanksgiving meal, noting it was Dr Cook's birthday. Dr Edward Stubblefield of First Baptist will preach at the dedication of a new church in Cambria Virginia tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poundtys
Perry J. Cook
First Church of Christ
Highavenue
Dr. Cook
Stubblefield
Edward Stubblefield
First Baptist Church of
City
Cambria
Spicer to Get Well After Weyanoke Shooting
Ed Spicer, shot by Andy Taylor last Sunday at Weyanoke, is improving at Memorial hospital and expected to recover. Andy Taylor was exonerated of charges in a hearing before Squire J. Thompson. In Tahbit, natives still respect hereditary kings and chiefs.
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Ed. Spicer
Andy Taylor
Weyanoke
Memorial Hospital
Squire
J. Thompson
Tahbit
Sacrifice sale S-room frame cottage near courthouse
A quick sale of a frame cottage with furnace heat in a good location near the courthouse. The client is leaving town and must sell with terms offered. Asking price 1800 dollars with 500 dollars cash. balance on terms.
Welch High School Gridders Close Most Successful Season
Welch place high school football capped a strong year on Blakely field with a 20 to 0 win over Fats Shughrous. The Maroon Wave posted a 315 to 15 scoring margin, lost only at Summers County and Bluefield, and earned praise for fair play and team effort under Coach Eddy.
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Charlie
Welch High
Ymen
Maroon Wave
Anes Uarde
Blakely
Eddymen
Virna
Ulles
Eddy
Hinton
Maroon
Bluefield
Welch
Hoo
Fane
Brewster
Leckie
Cyphere
Bill Camper
Lawton
Shoupe
Huntington
Welch Area Personal Notes Reflect Thanksgiving Visitors
Mr and Mrs Rummel Anderson of Charleston hosted Mrs L C Anderson of Welch. William J Kearns of Elbert attended to business here. Judge and Mrs J J Devine of Charleston visited Martha M Burke and Ira J Partlow for Thanksgiving. Frank Shannon Wyoming county prosecutor came from Pineville for a few hours with friends. Alice Ready Partlow returned from Roanoke Va after Thanksgiving. Mrs EB OToole and daughter Ann of Gary visited Welch. M A Kinney of Columbus Ohio returned after Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs W J OToole. Jack Caplan a Davy merchant conducted business here. Dr R V Shanklin of Gary visited. Harry Tracy Jaeger operated on at Grace hospital and recovering. Gerald Nelson age 6 admitted to Grace hospital. Guy C Mace of Gary was a business visitor. Claud Miles of Christiansburg Va operated at Grace hospital. Mrs C E Wingfield and daughter of Welch returned to their home with Mr Wingfield.
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Rummel Anderson
Charleston
Anderson
L. C. Anderson
Thie City
William J. Kearns
Elbert
J. J. Devine
Martha M. Burke
Ira J. Partlow
Frank Shannon
Wyoming County
W. J. O'Toole
Virginia Avenue
Jack Caplan
Davy
R. V. Shanklin
Gary
Harry Tracy
Jaeger
Grace Hospital
Gerald Nelson
Alex Nelson
Berwind
Guy C. Mace
Claud Miles
Christiansburg
C. EB. Wingfeld
Ot Eec
Welch
Wingfield
Lanzi Receives Treatment For Fractured Arm
Angelo Lanzi an 18 year old Welch high school junior was treated at Grace hospital for a fractured left arm after an injury at the Gary Welch game at Blakey field last Thursday He is the son of B Lanzi a Keystone merchant and considered a rising gridiron star in the area Charlie Bright breaks right arm in bad fall Charlie Bright son of Mr and Mrs K M Bright was admitted to Grace hospital after a fall from a pile of lumber near Bright and Davis plant with a fractured right arm He was treated and allowed to go home
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Angelo Lanzi
Welch High School
Grace Hospital
Lanzi
B. Lanzi
Keystone
Gary Welch
Blakey Field
Charlie Bright
K. M. Bright
Bright and Davis
Thanksgiving Turkey Feast Delivers For Prisoners
Sheriff McGinnis Hafield arranged a Thanksgiving meal for about 140 inmates at the county jail and road camps last Thursday. Twenty two large turkeys were used to feed the prisoners and guests. Pastor J F Benton of the First Methodist Church, struck with flu at home, was reported improving.
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McGinnis Hafield
J. F. Benton
Firet Methodist Church
Mine Accidents Cause Severe Injuries At Local Mines
Several workers were treated at Grace hospital after mining accidents at New River Pocahontas assets. R. Bowles aged 28 suffered a crushed left hand in a motor incident at Newhall mines. R E Tuggle of Newhall, employed by the same company, was trapped under a fall and hospitalized. Andrew West 32 of Koppers company sued by slate fall and underwent treatment. Yukon resident employed by De Pemeeen on company reported a broken arm in a motor incident.
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Grace
R. Bowles
Bowles
New River Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company
Newhall
R. E. Tuggle
Andrew West
The
Koppers
Tee
We ‘Wale de
Yukon
de Pemeeen
General Edward O'Toole to Return to Gary Next Week
Gen Edward O'Toole head of the West Virginia division of the United States Coal and Coke Company will return to Gary next week after completing a world tour. He sails the Majestic to New York arriving Tuesday morning and plans to join Mrs O'Toole who leaves Gary Sunday night. O'Toole has inspected European and Australian mines and recent American Coal Cleaning plant installations. He left Welch over four months ago for a trip via Los Angeles.
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Edward O'Toole
West Virginia
United States Coal and Coke Company
Gary
General O'Toole
New York
Majestic
O'Toole
Alifornia
Los Angeles
Witchcraft linked to Rehmeyer murder in York County
A 20th century case framed as witchcraft ends in the death of Rehmeyer. Wilbert Hess Blymire and Curry allegedly conspired to obtain a hair lock from Rehmeyer to lift a supposed hex on Hess family. The plan led to Rehmeyer’s slaying, reflecting a regional resurgence of occult beliefs in backwoods communities.
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Hees
Lymire
Wilbert Hess
Bigmire
Rehmeyer
Hess
Ginden
Wilbert Heas
Blymire
Curry
Shoulder of lamb joint boned and filled with oyuste
A ribbed shoulder of lamb is boned and stuffed with oyuste to create an inexpensive and surprisingly tasty roast.
Defense Hearing Delays Captain Read In Court Records
Testimony spills from Page One as Reg for receipt discusses the steamer Vestris. Witnesses including F Harricon and J Monlee reference the American tramp and cargo, with details of water damage and vessel ownership, a key inquiry into the 1912 incident and foreign vessel rules.
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O'Neil
Ambax
Harricon
Estrie
de Rand
Monlee i Virelee
Davies
Vestris
Pittsburgh Publicist Reports Divorce Filed
Fragmentary notes indicate Mrs. An Rebates filed for divorce from Cuddy Veo of Pittsburgh. Some names and dates are unreadable, but the item references a separation proceeding and a remarriage in Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Mra
Cuddy Veo
Pittsburgh
Terrete
Wheeling
Sally and Jack linked in unknown context
Fragmentary line suggests Sally has two unspecified items affecting Jack. Janet comments on Sally’s status while a computer-related clue is garbled. Source text is incomplete and hard to interpret.
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Sally
Janet
Hupp Motor Car Gains Control of Chandler Cleveland
The Hupp Motor Car corporation today acquired control of the Chandler Cleveland Motors group forming a combined concern with assets around 130 million dollars. Samuel Regar announced the merger noting the Cleveland plant investment valued at 10 million dollars may be repurposed. Regulators and officials from Chandler Cleveland were unavailable for comment.
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Cleveland
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Chandier- Cleveland Motors Corporation
Samuel Regar
Chandler
Regar
Hupp
Detroit
Fred G. Chandler
Chandler-Cleveland
Jackson
Mich
Windsor
Ont
Chandler- Cleveland
Chandler Company
Cleveland Automobile Company
Caansler.Shereest
Chancler- Cleve
Maryland track bars trainer J P McAdams
Baltimore reports show J P McAdams trainer of the Mack Adan stable was ruled off Maryland tracks by the state racing commission after a Bowie meeting race. Cast caused the action when examined by Dr H J McCarthy who found stimulation and stewards ordered withdrawal prompting a commission review.
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Baltimore
J. P. McAdams
Mack Adan Stable
Bowie
Maryland
State Racing Commission
T McAdams
Bowie Stewarts
H. J. McCarthy
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Wercer
Hustlers
W. A. Douglas
Third St
Elisabethton
Oliver Avenue
Harrison ST
Princeton Society
Harriet Woolfolk
First Baptist Church
Protestant Episcopal
First Methodist Church
W. M Morrell
Tor
le BE. Bailey
Epworth League
Freckles
By Beeser
Rinceton
Rhodes
St. B. Kody
Mollith Caldwell
Caldwell
Edna Body
J. W. Walker
Pearis Bailey
Gardner
Dewey J. Bailey
Kenneth Evans
Mr. Evans
Buck) Wright
Mazine Woodyard
Cecile Coleman
Monte Carlo
George Spotta
Harry Spotte
J. D. Burgess
G. W. Bowling
Ilantington
Princeton High School
Tharsis
James Guing
W. EB. Diekergen
Hill Viet
Mee. C. PL Steorte
James and
Fugone Steorts
Kodes
Cladge
Phyllis Simpson
Elizabeth Carter
Erua Riner
Beulah Meador
Garland Lusk
Frederick Vermillion
Mas Rice
Donald
Hale Fry
Bia
Kim
Jere Beppo
Giaguit Court
C. J. Rothwell
Dougtheee
Elks Lodge OF Sorrow
Proyegyos
Matt
Bee Eer
Santon
Owele
Wietl
Walker Steeet
Peone
Spicer
Taylor
Legion Hall
Stein
Stony Ridge Ramblers
I. A. Downey
Atty
W. VA
Boots
Wka
Jre
SocKo II
By Martin
Jim
MR. Benton
Peoole
Pugiis
Auto Company
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