Dennis Dies in Saturday Auto Crash in Virginia
Samuel G. Dennis 36 of East Princeton was killed when struck by a car driven by Harry Williams of Matoaka on Saturday night in Virginia. Funeral and burial were held Monday in Thessalia. Pansy Barnette injured with a broken leg. Williams faces involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene. other occupants arrested on alcohol charges. Dennis leaves a wife Sally and son Samuel G. Jr. and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Dennis
East Princeton
Harry Williams
Matoaka
Thessalia
Dennis
Giles County
Sally Minnick
Bristol
Sarah Ann Dennis
Sally
Samuel G. Jr
Warren
Princeton
Bland
Herman
Giles
Carl
Paul Dennis
Edna Dennis
Pearisburg
Kee Street
M. E. Church
W. W. Bolton
Harry Osborne
Clarence Fink
Owen Shorter
Stanley Smith
Asa Fink
Pansy Barnette
Beckley Road
Memorial Hospital
Harry Willams
Leslie Cecil
Spanishburg
H. E. Martin
D. ©. Mills
Martin
Williams
Car Crash Arrests After Saturday Night Collision
Trooper Martin reported a hit and run Saturday night near Princeton. A car with a broken headlight was stopped. Leslie Cecil and others were arrested after all admitted driving and striking a man and woman. Williams confessed he drove but feared confessing. hearings set for Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Ed Billings
Princeton
Leslie Cecil
Williams
Charleston
Injured In Oakvale Road Wreck In Hale's Gap
A head on collision on Oakvale road between a truck driven by Harry Faust of Eckman and an Oldsmobile led to Faust being treated for chest contusions at Bluefield sanitarium. Mert Smith of Oakvale faced reckless driving charges and Clifford Thomas suffered facial cuts. John E. Webb of Pearisburg was arrested for driving while drunk and fined $25 plus costs by Magistrate D T Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Faust
Eckman
Oakvale
Hale's Gap
Mert Smith
D. T. Carr
H. E. Martin
G. T. Davis, Jr
Faust
Bluefield Sanitarum
Smith
Clifford Thomas
John E. Webb
Pearisburg
Davis
Webb
Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Health
Mrs Lila Stowers of Cincinnati visits her daughter Mrs L P Cormany Jr on College avenue. H B Wells, recently with family on Ninth street, returns to Florida where he works as locomotive engineer for the Florida East Coast railroad. Walter Nichols of Christie avenue, patient at Princeton hospital two weeks with spinal meningitis, shows marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Stowers
Cincinnati
L. P. Cormany, Jr
College Avenue
H. B. Wells
Ninth Street
Florida
Mr. Wells
Florida East Coast Railroad
New Summa
Jacksonville
Walter Nichols
W. J. Nichols
Christie Avenue
Princeton Hospital
Princeton Society Circle No 5 Holds Harvest Day Meet
Circle No 5 of the First Methodist church met at the home of Mrs J B Leach with fourteen members and three visitors Mrs Early Mrs Pendleton and Mrs Stewart Leach An program was presented and refreshments served capsule sisters were revealed gifts exchanged Mrs Leach led the entertainment visitors prize went to Mrs Early for best answers Harvest Day to be held at the church for the last assembly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirst Methodist Church
Round the World Supper at First Church Circle 3
Circle No 3 of the First Church of Christ hosts a round the world supper from 5 to 7 tonight at the church. Menu features foods from various nations and an entertainment program will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
The Lady Objects and Valley of the Giants At Local Theatres
A woman struggles to balance home life with a legal career in The Lady Objects at the Royal theatre. At the Mercer theatre Valley of the Giants closes a three day run, an all technicolor feature with Wayne Morris and Claire Trevor, noted for its redwood forest thrills and standout photography. Mer cer P T A meets at Mercer school this afternoon at 3.00 with Rev H E Kel son as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theatre
Lanny Ross
Gloria Stuart
Joan Marsh
Robert Paige
Arthur Loft
Genean
Mercer Theatre
Valley of the Giants
Wayne Morris
Claire Trevor
Redwoods
California
Executive board meeting scheduled at 2 o'clock
An executive board plans to convene at two o clock to discuss pending matters. The location is unspecified in the fragment but the timing is clearly stated as two o clock.
Mercer School Mothers Plan Afternoon Meeting
Home room mothers and welfare committee members of Mercer school will meet at 2 o clock this afternoon at the school. A Citizenship class taught by Miss Blanche Straley, with twenty five members from McComas, gave a surprise musical concert Saturday at 8 at Miss Straley’s home on Ritchie street featuring four accordion duets by Armand Massaroni and Sesto Brugnoli and a mandolin guitar duet by Albert and Gildo Punturi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Committee
Mercer School
Blanche Straley
McComas
Around the World Supper at First Christian Church
Beginning at 5 o clock this evening the First Christian church on Straley avenue hosts an around the world supper served by circle No. 3. Seven countries will be represented with food for 30 cents each and a country stunt will be performed during the supper hours. Come see something different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Straley Avenue
Circle No. 3
Circle No 2 First Methodist holds annual pot luck and capsule party
Members met at Mrs. C. B. Bonham’s home on First street for Circle No. 2 annual pot luck and capsule party. After dinner the group conducted business and presented the leader with a vase in appreciation of her work. All members attended and one visitor, Mrs. Carl Jones, was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Methodist Church
C. 8
Bonham
First Street
Carl Jones
Princeton Music Club Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Princeton Music club will meet Thursday evening December 8 at 8 o clock in the Memorial building to discuss new program plans and upcoming concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Music Club
Memorial Building
Girl Scout Junior and Intermediate Troops Meet at 4:15
Junior and Intermediate Girl Scout troops will meet at 4 15 at the Pres. meeting time set for an upcoming activity.
Daughters of America Council Hosts Pot Luck Dinner
Mountain Laurel Council No 52 D A of A holds a pot luck dinner and capsule party this evening at 6:30 hosted by R B Shelton on Straley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF America
Mountain Laurel Council
D. of A
R. B. Shelton
Straley Avenue
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Maxwell at Spanishburg
A son named Robert Elwood Maxwell was born on November 18 to Mr and Mrs W O Maxwell of Spanishburg. The note adds a dietary fact about avocados noting high digestibility and fat content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Maxwell
Spanishburg
Robert Elwood
Settle Damage Quits In Court
Damage suits of Alvin Griffin and Garland Griffin infants against Clyde A Thornton and Rose Thornton were settled in circuit court Monday morning. Alvin settled for 250 dollars and Garland for 2000. Plaintiffs claimed injuries from being struck by an automobile driven by Rose Thornton in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Griffith
Garland Griffith
Clyde
Rose Thornton
Alvin Griffin
Garland Griffin
Clyde A. Thornton
Alvin
Garland
Bluefield
Southerning Co
Affie Tolbert
R. H. Sangid
W. M
Noah Lawrence
Lawrence
Hall
Hell
One Room Teachers Meet at Mercer County Seat
Mercer county one room teachers gathered at Princeton High School Saturday morning. Bonnie Bowling opened the meeting as chair. Velma Houchins read the minutes. Programs included talks on primary work by Louise Lipps, pioneer life by Mary Lee Martin, state committee by Mr. Hardy, and a Christmas series by Sybil Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Princeton High School
Bonnie Bowling
Velma Houchins
Louise Lipps
Concord Training School
Mary Lee Martin
Mr. Hardy
Sybil Cartwright
Blueeld
Logan school official held for grand jury
Logan West Virginia December 5 Magistrate Elbert Smith announced Logan county school board president R L Shelton was held for grand jury on leaving the scene of an accident charge Shelton posted 500 bond and was released He had previously posted bond on a driving while intoxicated charge Both incidents occurred the same day in Logan county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Va
Elbert Smith
R. L. Shelton
Logan County
Shelton
Smith
First Church Board Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The official board of the First Church of Christ will meet tonight at 7 30 at the church. Magistrate Carl Jones fined The Mills 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after a Saturday arrest by city and state officers. A fiduciary order in the county clerk’s office authorized Rev. L O Coon to perform marriages in the state with bond set at 1500 dollars. Myrtle Griffin named guardian for Galarad and Alvin Griffin with 2500 dollar bond. Arthur Martin jailed for 90 days and fined 75 dollars for petty larceny and drunkenness after alleged thefts from Murphy and Snead stores. Conley T Snidow and George H Brown returned from a deer hunting trip with a 150 pound deer. James Williams and companions returned with an eight point deer in Pocahontas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mills
Carl Jones
G. T. Davis, Jr
T. R. Jewell
Woodrow Sims
L. O. Coon
Seventh Day Adventist Church
D. T. Carr
Myrtle Griffin
Galarad
Alvin Griffin
G. G. Griffith
Hoosegow
Arthur Martin
Martin
Murphy
Snead
Conley T. Snidow
George H. Brown
North Carolina
James Williams
Marvin Miller
Pocahontas County
Infant Grayson Ridenour Rites Held After Birth
Funeral services were held Monday at 10 am for Grayson infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ridenour of Fourth Street. The infant died shortly after birth Saturday night and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery with Rev Bane Underwood officiating. In contrast to the blustery weekend of November 28 29 when no prisoners were committed to the county jail there were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Charles Ridenour
Fourth Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Bane Underwood
Fox Hunters Reunion Set at West Union WV
Mercer Fox and Game Protective Association members plan to attend the fox hunters reunion and beauty contest under the state association next Saturday in West Union West Virginia. A W Reynolds president and Ome C Belcher secretary named as judges for the beauty contest. J Lynn Swiger and H T Montgomery Mercer officers named as field judges. Headquarters at George Whitehill's residence east of West Union on route 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOX Hunters
Mercer Fox and Game Protective Association
State Fox Hunters Association
West Union
West Virginia
A. W. Reynolds
Ome C Belcher
Mercer Association
J. Lynn Swiger
H. T Montgomery
George Whitehill
Route
Wage Hour proposals seek learner exemptions in apparel
Edwin Feldman urged the Wage Hour Administration to exempt learners in the apparel industry from minimum wage rules. He proposed a three to six month learner period with wages at 50 percent of the 25 cent basic rate. J R Poland supported exemptions citing current worker pay around 30 cents. The text also notes iguanas as a food item in Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin Feldman
National Association of Case Dress Manufacturers
Wagehour Administration
Feldman
Merle D. Vincent
J. R. Poland
Perfection Garment Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elk Memorial Services at Princeton Lodge
Hundreds attended the Princeton Lodge of Elks memorial service in the lodge hall on Sunday. Rev. Frank L. Stuck of the First Church of Christ spoke on the order’s achievements and goals, urging fraternal and patriotic values and condemning inhumanity to men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Lodge of Elks
Frank L. Stuck
First Church of Christ
Stuck
Local residents note health updates and sports injury
Mrs. G H Crumpecker of Honaker avenue recovers from influenza at home. Mrs C W Hall left Monday for Palatka to be with a grandson ill with pneumonia following a football game injury. W G Amick of North Eighth street is doing well at Bluefield sanitarium after an operation last Friday. Exponents are the hardest of all minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crumpecker
Honaker Avenue
C. W. Hall
Palatka
W. G. Amick
North Eighth Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Fire on bus near Putnam county town causes no injuries
A west bound bus near Putnam county town caught fire but driver W G Hart and 12 passengers escaped unharmed. Charleston official P D Shingleton with Atlantic Greyhound values damage at about 1000 dollars. Cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
W. Va
Putnam County
W. G. Hart
Charleston
P. D. Shingleton
Atlantic Greyhound
Welch Circuit Court Opens With Twenty-One Cases
McDowell county circuit court opened for December term with twenty-one cases. Eleven settled, six continued to March term, two dismissed, one submitted to court, and one awarded judgment. Remaining docket includes Mary Mullins et al versus Payne et al and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
Mary Dale
Guy Dale
Walter Shreve
Pasquale Priolo
Tony Larkin
Jacob Shore
Ruth Runyon
E. C. Runyon
Donald B. Vallance
Bernice Calhoun
Essie B. Johnson
R. K. Hawkins
A. B. Grasty
Steve
Paulina Calapietro
Israel Forman
W. M. Collins
Dominick Anderson
Paul Davis
Nicholas Christodoulou
Elkhorn Motor Company
D. B. Wallace
Tom Mason
Lawrence Reed
W. L. Shirley
D. S. Ritter
Samuel Solins
Gypsy Powell
Howard Bellamy
Altamont Ganaway
Mary Mullins
Tom R. Payne
Sam Riley
H. L. Davis
Als
Arbery Richardson
River Lumber Company
Personal Finance Company
George Carroll
Liberty Power Company
Houston Coal Company
A. Z. Lit
County Court of
Lydia Ratz
Administra
McDowell Death Toll Rises to Eighteen in 1938 Crash
Ruben Wiseman a 29 year old Black man died after being struck on U S Route 52 in east Kimball over the weekend. Police cleared Johnny I Coats of Vivian in the collision. state trooper C R Graley called the accident maceten. Wiseman, a Winston Salem native, had lived in Carswell the past year and worked for Koppers Coal Co and Johnson Construction Co but was recently unemployed. He leaves a widow two children and his mother. Funeral plans not yet set but body likely to be sent to North Carolina this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
Ruben Wiseman
East Kimball
Johnny I. Coats
Vivian
Maceten
C. R. Graley
Northfork
Winston-Salem
N. C
Carswell
Koppers Coal Company
Johnson Construction Company
North Carolina
Rites Held for Mrs. Alice Bolt in Keystone
Mrs. Alice Bolt 49 died after a long illness Sunday and was buried in Burke Mountain cemetery. She was born in Virginia and moved to the county as a child. Widow of Posie Bolt she leaves her husband and many children including Mrs Garnet Flippen Mrs Oscar Ferguson Mrs Wallace Rebuck Mrs Lillian Garnett and Clarence Louise Ernest Faye Marie and Billie Bolt all of Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Alice Bolt
Burke Mountain
Bolt
Virginia
Alice Langford
Welch
Posie Bolt
Garnet Flippen
Oscar Ferguson
Bassett
Wallace Rebuck
Powhatan
Lillian Garnett
Charleston
Clarence
Betty
Louise
Ernest
Faye
Marie
Billie Bolt
Rites for Flem Janney Set for Today in Browns Creek
Last rites for Flem Janney a 77 year old pioneer resident will be held at Thompson's graveyard in Browns Creek district at 2 o'clock today. Janney died at his Jenny Creek home after a long illness. He was born August 16 1861, survived by widow Sarah Johnson Janney and six children Dora John Mrs Ber die Lawrence Mrs Beddie Crash Crest and George Janney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson's
Browns Creek
Flem Janney
Jenny Creek
Janney
Creed Janney
Sarah Johnson Janney
Dora
John
Berdie Lawrence
Beddie Crash
Jenney Creek
Crest
George Janney
Mohegan
Former Bluefielder Dies After Long Illness
L. Hundley aged 60, a former building contractor, died at his Jenkin Jones home Sunday after a long illness. Last rites were set for 1 PM at Woodlawn Cemetery. He leaves his widow Mrs. Wells Hundley and four daughters, all of Jenkin Jones, plus three sisters in Roanoke Virginia Galax and Bassett Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hundley
Jenkinsones
Woodlawn
Hundley
Wells Hundley
Harless Basham
Stone
Porter Ross
J. M. Nolley
Jenkin Jones
R. R. Burchfield
Roanoke
N. F. Burge
Galax
J. D. Bassett
Bassett, Va
Aged Crumpler Man Dies After Long Illness
A complication of ailments proved fatal Monday morning to J. C. Brincefield 86 a Crumpler resident who died in a local hospital after a long illness. He leaves a widow now in Florida and several children Theo Brincefield of Caretta and Mrs R D Clark of Caretta Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brincefield
Crumpler
Florida
Theo Brincefield
Caretta
R. D. Clark
Miss Ann Straub In grave condition in Kentucky hospital
Friends in Welch report Miss Ann Straub remains in critical condition after removal to a Versailles Kentucky hospital from Margaret Hall school where she attends. Mrs G L Straub traveled to Kentucky to be with her daughter as the situation continued to worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Ann Straub
Versailles
Margaret Hall School
G. L. Straub
Kentucky
Straub's Misfortune Linked to Ear Ailment
TS Lee and Miss Mary Louis Straub traveled to unspecified details. Miss Straub's condition is said to stem from an ear ailment believed to be mastoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TS Lee
Mary Louis Straub
Miss Straub
Welch Paragraphs Jailed on Booze Charge
The Prater of Jaeger was arrested weekend by Constable Joe C. McCoy for possessing two quarts of moonshine liquor. He appeared Monday before Magistrate S. E. Ward and was jailed 30 days and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Members of the Zenith club will meet at 8 15 this evening in the Appalachian Community room Welch with Miss Zula Cook in charge and host Miss Mary Marshall Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prater
Jaeger
Joe C. McCoy
E. Ward
Zenith Club
Appalachian Community Room
Welch
Zula Cook
Mary Marshall Clark
Sisterhood Bridge Club Meeting Tonight at Riverside Drive
Members of the Sisterhood Bridge club are invited to a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Louis Gottlieb's home on Riverside Drive. Good attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood Bridge Club
Louis Gottlieb
Riverside Drive
Junior Music Club Meeting Change for Saturday
Misses Elizabeth Ann Hervey and Ann Goodridge Sale will host the Junior Music club of Mrs. Ima McClaren Swope’s pupils Saturday at 2 30 in the Appalachian Community room. Members are asked to note the change in meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Hervey
Ann Goodridge Sale
Ima McClaren Swope
Appalachian Community Room
Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary Circles Meet in Welch
Welch Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary will hold circle meetings Thursday at 2 30. Circle 1 chaired by Mrs Dale Wilson with Mrs Smiley Williams. Circle 2 chaired by Mrs W M Currie with Mrs D J P F Strother. Circle 3 chaired by Mrs Goodridge with Mrs T A Johnston. Circle 4 chaired by Mrs L H Hardin with Mrs I E Bushman. Circle 5 with Mrs Peregoy and Mrs George Sutcliffe. Circle 6 chaired by Mr ee Scott with Mrs Cr ee. Circle 7 chaired by Mrs Co Stafford with circle meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal
Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary
Welch
Circle
Dale Wilson
Smiley Williams
W. M. Currie
D. J. PF. Strother
Goodridge
Sale
T. A. Johnston
L. H. Hardin
I. E. Bushman
Hobart Street
D. L. Peregoy Poe
Alga
George Sutcliffe
Ar Ae Scott
Cr. Ee
Co. Stafford
Welch Ministers Attend State Baptist Meeting in Oak Hill
McDowell county ministers including Rev D M Dorsey Welch Rev Waldo F Jackson War and Carl Talley Saeger attend the State Baptist Ministerial Association meeting in Oak Hill on Monday and Tuesday. Dorsey spoke on The Minister and His Recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
Oak Hill
D. M. Dorsey
Welch
Waldo F. Jackson
War
Carl Talley
Saeger
Dorsey
Frank Goodwin
Richmond
Clifton Forge
L. H. Hardin
Charleston
Ernest James
Lena Tate Rice
Beckley
Elizabeth Henritse
W. W. Henritse
Charles “Bud” Payne
Roanoke
Sally Payne
Negro Held After Finding Wife's Body
Amos Beard a 52 year old Negro junk dealer was held for questioning after his wife Susie Beard 30 was found shot dead in a ravine near Logan West Virginia. State Trooper Tutwiler said bloodstains on Beards clothes and a report of a wrenching argument preceded the fatality. Coroner Harris noted the body had been moved to the ravine and deceased only a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Va
Amos Beard
Susie Beard
J. O. Tutwiler
Beard
Chi Beta Phi Sets December Biennial at Randolph-Macon
National President A C Blackwell announces Chi Beta Phi will hold its biennial meeting at Randolph Macon College Virginia on December 9 and 10. Blackwell has led the scientific organization since 1924 and teaches chemistry at Morris Harvey College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
A. C. Blackwell
Chi Beta Phi
Randolph-Macon College
Land, Va
Blackwell
Morris Harvey
OHAWHAN PLEASED WITH PROGRAM
Charleston West Virginia December five The long range research and game development program started in 1933 has been so successful that a new five year plan will be launched next year Conservation Commissioner H W Shawhan announced He noted increased game supply across species and plans to preserve breeding stock for next year The first plan focused on land acquisition game protection scientific research and forest development The new program will follow similar lines on a larger scale A new game technicians division was created to gather data and conduct research The division is in the field assessing the three day open deer season which ended Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
H. W. Shawhan
Shawhan
Game Technicians
Deer disease survey sparks state wildlife effort
Technicians aim to determine if a disease is prevalent among state deer herds and whether the long term closing of Seneca state forest has weakened wildlife conditions. Local notes report misdeed at the U S agricultural office with a $310 theft and a police inquiry into a family related wounding in Philippi West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca State Forest
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Walford Wrecking Co
Princeton, W. V
Fredeking-Seaver
Circle Drive
Turkey
Millar
Princeton Society
Mercer P.T.A
H. E. Kelson
Girl Scout
The
Harper's Service Station
Centra
South America
Cuest Corps
Vicks Vaporub
Hale Avenue
ROYAL
Mercer
Etlarsiaas
Meady
Objects Radio
Peter B. Kyne
Allen Hale
Chas, Bickford
Granduer
Film Daily
E. Howe Johnston
Trix
Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Company
Southern Finance Company
Peter Zeger
McDowell
Flem
Miss Straubs
Bridge Club
Appalachian Building
Fairmont
Alice K. Webber
U. S. Agricultural Office
Phillippi
H. D. Ancell
Virgil Mayle
Thomas Mayle
Ancell
Okeyee
Thomas
Virgil
John Henry Mayle
America
Atlantic
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Boston
Salem
Portland
Reckiane
Chicago
Iit
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
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Cincinnat
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Batytimore
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Adford
Mass
Goston
Mase
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Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
Broadway
New York City
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