Jury Hears Testimony In Traffic Accident Suit
In Princeton Lawson sued for 30000 dollars for injuries from a collision with or by the car driven by Thomas Herring. The case was tried in circuit court with jury arguments heard yesterday. Other court actions included contempt proceedings over alimony and attachments for unpaid sums in separate cases.
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Princeton
Eugene Lawson
Thomas Herring
Clrenlt
At & O'clook
Legain
Lawson
Herring
National Armature and Electric Works
Bluefield
Chauntey Wiley
Orita D. Booker
Sandon T. Reynolds
Reynolds
A. R. Christian
Bermies Christian
Region Scouts Tops Region in Scouting Activity
The scouting area in this nation of the plita rated highest in the region spanning Ohio and Kentucky for the increase of 10 scouts and troops. N Ovrom scout executive told the Princeton Rotary club yesterday that the area had fallen somewhat but now has 45 troops and around 6 60 peouts. He urged churches to support the BCOUIRE movement and emphasized need for men in scout leadership. A. R. Kyle introduced the program. Mrs E K Ketron performed xylophone numbers with Mrs Wt Secrast to an approving audience. Visitors included B Grose of Welch and Alex Turner of Lowieburg.
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Plita
Ohio
Kentucky
N. Ovrom
Princeton Rotary Club
Ovram
Bcouire
Ovrom
A. R. Kyle
E. K. Ketron
B. Grose
Welch
Alex Turner
Lowieburg
Princeton Society Barton 1 PM Chapel Program Incomplete
Princeton society notes cover a church school chapel program at the Presbyterian church, featuring seven Page Kiddies ages 3 to 17, a band performance with Marion Pera a medalist saxophonist, duets with Page siblings, and devotional leadership by Lena Kageals. Also details circles of the Woman's auxiliary reporting sick visits, a Christmas tree, gift exchanges, meals, and planned January meetings with Circle leaders A R Kyle W S Danger Held and F C Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Prnceton High School
Elater
Ethel
Johy White
Sweat Sue
Lena Kageals
Presbyterian Circles
Presbyterian Church
A. R. Kyle
Deader
J. R. Rich
Myx. Spangler
Joe McConnell
W. 8S
George McConnell
Douglas Street
Grover Woolridge
Payette County
Cheistous
Princeton Personal Notices From Local Globe
Dr Frank Halroyd visits Mullers home in city yesterday as Leen spends days there. George Brown to North Carolina hunting, Mrs Brown accompanying. Eugene Shilfe aunt of Mr and Mrs John Shusf ill with appendicitis. Mrs B W Bonham visiting Bramwell. Judy Slupson operated for appendicitis at Memorial hospital. Marie Ann Brown returns home to Williamson after visit. Clara Lee Rumburg had appendicitis surgery at Princeton hospital. Hazel Hall operated for appendicitis at Memorial hospital. Ed Stafford Hurst Lambert Ho Keeney and Paul Mathena spend weekend in Charles Low. L C Porter influenza, home on Princeton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Halroyd
Leen
Mullers
George Brown
Boe Street
North Coralia
Ike
Mra. Brown
Royativea
Eugene Shilfe
John Shusf
Thornaton Avenua
B. W. Bonham
Bramwell
Judy Slupson
Memorial Hospital
Marie Ann Brown
Bee Street
Eral
Williamson
Clara Lee Rumburg
Princeton Hospital
Miss Haze] Hall
Ed Stafford
Hurst Lambert
Hoh Keeney
Paul Mathena
Charles Low
L. C. Porter
Suitaman
Princeton Avenus
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for January Term at Welch
Grand and petit jurors to serve criminal court January term were drawn and summoned. Court convenes January 9 with Judge G L Counts presiding. Grand jurors report January 9 to return indictments. petit jurors begin January 16. Names include J H Barker, Gary Israel Foreman, Angwith, S G Kilburn, Welch, Wl Mee Bride, W A Vin, H J Paynter, Hemphil, Willan White, Lomax, R Dial, Bartley, Whitaker, Elkhorn, Frank Harels, Ryle, W A Creager, Northfork, E Lowermilk, Ashland, J W Childs, Gilliam, Short, Avondale, Waldron, Avondale. etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Yeelerdey
G. L
Barker
Gary
Israel Foreman
Angwith
S. Gd
Kilburn
Welch
Mee Bride
W. A. Vin
T. A. Johnston
H. J. Paytter
Hemphil
Willan White
Lomax
R. Dial
Bartley
Bb. H. Whittaker
Elkhorn
Frank Harels
Ryle
W. A. Creager
Northfork
Avondale
Guy Waldron
Pred Anderson
Jenkin Jones
Jim Carter
Switchback
M. Mahaffey
Lawger
EB. A. Parks
Anuwalt
George Love
Will Bhufflebarger
Saeger
J. J. Funate
Pageton
Walter Lambert
Shawk
R. M. Griffin
Matthew Blankenship
Mohawk
Jon Nugen
Superior
Joe Blankensh P
Newhall
Fred Mounts
Boyd Justice
Jaeger
Bb.c. Rector Anawalt
Panther
Jimmie .Roberts
Kimball
A. c Comte
Anawalt
Sidney Peoples
W. B. Lovett Welch
Charles Hunt
Colored Landgraft
Clyde Oley
Crumpler
Jones
Keyatous
Sterling Nichols
Noah Buitey
Iae
Wer
Lt. C. Austin
John Ater
Andres Joineon
Landgraff
Thompson Welch
Mac Thompson
Fageton
Ell Shields
Davy
Arthur Adarhawk
Tom Cofer
Joe Hawkins
Warmat
Nne
Whitt Ty AU Roberteon
Fred Burton
Free Taler
Harvey ‘Dalton
Anawalty
Welch High School social and Rotary meeting report
Browns Creek district teachers meeting at Welch High School opens the day. Welch Rotary Club event at the Presbyterian church features Roy Shrout as program head, with Miss Eloise Reavers delivering a strong European-visit inspired speech. A lovely social affair follows at the Appalachian Community Hall with Mrs. Brad McCoy and Miss Jers Witt hosting, notable guests include Miss Martha Wilkinson of McKinney and a long list of local ladies and gentlemen enjoying prizes and a grand luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Cleo
Welch Rotary Club
Welday
Presbyterian Church
Roy J. Shrout Jeadey
Welch High School
Janice Vermillion
Eloise Reavers
Welch High
Cacully
Ano
Brad McCoy
Mies Jers Witt
Woy Wolf
Reyburn
Watha Edding
Rdiaon
Russell Woody
H. A. McBalloch
B. H. Cox
Fred Sauadercy
Gilley
C. S
Hancoth
Gordon Ror
Fe Brindley
Jarry Butler
Hole Heavens
Pat Stewart
Rite - Briaar
Mildred Breweter
Dorothy
Brugter
Violet Reese
Mary
Welch Area Personal News Briefs From Local Community
Marahtl Clark Marietta Lundy Pauline Pasey and Hart Green have recovered at Grace hospital and may return home. Lank Smith of Pocahonta visited yesterday. Lucile Woodh of Roanoke and her sister Mya are here several days. Earl Wooda and Mr Wonks George Brewster of Greenbrier County visit. Mrs J Spector of Keystone rehabbing here Friday. Mr and Mrs Harold Worter and Mrs J R Borter of Wilmington spend a few days visiting relatives. Mrs Keith Bird of Gary shopped Friday. Mills Tess County has been ill several days. Hiorn to Mr and Mrs How Suna fora a son named Franke Thursday night. Mrs Charles Rudnick and Mrs Ben Dorten of Keystone shopped yesterday. Sherwood Green Jr formerly critically ill at Grace hospital recovered enough to move to his home at Algoma. Dan Bartey, Concord student, spends the week here with his mother Mrs George Bartey. Mrs 02 MUfoli of Keystone shopped in Welch yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Green
Grace
Lank Smith
Pocahonta
Mies Lucile Woodh
Rognoke
la Gnenine
Mya
Earl Wooda
Keystone
Harold Worter
J. R. Borter
Wilatmeon
Keith§ Bird
Gary
Welch
Riday
Mills
Tess County
Hiorn
How Sunafora
Franke
Charles Rudnick
Ben Dorten
Sherwood Green Jr
Algoma
Dan Bartey
Concord
Irs
George Bartey
Mreé
Mufoli
Weles
Steubenville Escorts Marchers Through City
A first group of marchers arrived from Washington as police escorted the contingent through Steubenville Ohio with orders to move them straight through town despite the hour. Local officials refused a request for a temporary camp and the rest of the marchers were reported between Steubenville and Masburgh with Columbus as the immediate objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevbepeville
Ohio
Washington
Ross Cunningham
Steubenaerdle
Here
Masburgh
Columbus
Names and Shades of Color Count in Human Sight
Dr. Weare B. Judd of the U S bureau of standards with Prof C P T Typ dall of the University of Iowa estimate that the human eye can distinguish about one million distinct shades and hues. The study used elaborate experiments and a subject from the university to support the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weare B. Judd
U.S. Bureau of Standards
C. P. T. Typdall
University of Iowa
Mrs Annie Dunford Dies on Oliver Avenue
Mrs Annie I Dunford 32 wife of W H Dunford of Oliver Avenue died Friday morning shortly after admission to Prioraton Hospital she suffered epileptic attacks. Survived by husband and two sons. Funeral service planned Sunday morning with arrangements pending interment Batley Cemetery Mr Dunford also ill and confined to bed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie I. Dunford
W. H. Dunford
Olivar Avenue
Batley
Dunford
Local Woman Injured After Car Struck at City Crossing
Mrs W. J. Miles of Wickham Avenue was struck by a car driven by Glenn Crozier while crossing Firet and Mercer streets Monday night. She was admitted to Priston hospital with a scalp wound and shock but believed not seriously hurt, remained hospitalized Friday. Crozier said he did not see her in time to stop.
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Glenn Crozier
Firet
Mercer Streets
Mra. W
Miles
Wickham Avenue
Princeton Hospital
Mra
Crozier
Decision frees clerk in death of nurse
Annapolis Md Dec 9 The Court of Appeals freed John R Larking a former battle court clerk of Baltimore on charges tied to the death of Nina Kelly a patient from Gale Md The court ruled that abortion law did not cover giving information and the Baltimore origin jury counts were not upheld He was sentenced to six months after conviction and had been arrested with Dr Albert C Driscoll and Frank M Oliver after Nina Kelly died February 22 following an operation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
John R. Larking
Battle Court
Haltimore
Court of Appeals
Nina Kelly
Ouree
Gale
Larkins
Baltimore
Frank
Zool Andise Wijk
Nix
Albert C. Driscoll
Frank M. Oliver
Iksy Kelly
Roosevelt urges tax relief and city budget reform
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt urged New York lawmakers to allow upstate cities to reduce budgets and ease tax burdens as the Legislature met for a special session to let New York City trim its budget by 40 million dollars. He proposed appointing financial agents to review city town and county expenditures and backed temporary teacher salary cuts only in emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
New York City
Roosevelt
Upstate
Sergeant York Fights Prohibition Repeal Rally
Washington on December 9 Sergeant Alvin York the World War I hero who captured more than a hundred Germans single handed urged lawmakers to oppose repeal of prohibition. His remarks underscored national debate over liquor laws amid political pressure from reformers and veterans groups seeking to preserve temperance measures.
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Washington
Alvin ‘Ty
York
America
Local magistrate fines and jail terms for drunken and profanity charges
Magistrate John Bailey of Matonka and officers sent a delegation to the county jail as several defendants faced fines and ten day jail terms. Thomas Unwea paid 42.75 for a drunk charge and ten days nonpayment. Thurman Hoge paid one dollar plus costs with ten days for nonpayment. Gearhart fined 10 dollars and costs with ten days for nonpayment on a drunk charge. Arthur Pennington fined 10 dollars and costs with ten days for nonpayment on a drunk charge. Vernon Hodge faced 53.735 dollars and ten days in jail on a drunk charge, plus Gearhart charged 1 dollar and costs for profanity with ten days for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Arthur Pennington
Coste
Vernon Hodge
H. C. Gearhart
Fiduciary orders and local court actions in Princeton
Joseph H Bowen was named successor to James E Jones as executor of Jenkin Jones estate with a 50000 bond, and also as executor for Edward Howell Jones with a 10000 bond. Thirty nine Grenay Ridge school children received diphtheria toxin antitoxin under Dr Holroyd at the courthouse. Taxpayers may redeem delinquent 1931 taxes today ahead of Monday sale by Sheriff Bowles. Local boys arrested for theft, two men held for purchases. Church notices: First Church of Christ services at 9:45 am and 7:30 pm with sermons. Presbyterian service at 11 am and 5 pm. solar eclipses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Bowen
James E. Jones
Jenkin Jones
Nfarry Bowen
Joseph Bowen
James EB. Jones
Edward Howell Jones
Harry Bowen
Grenay Ridge
Princeton
R. Holroyd
J. Otis Bowl
Hollywood Trick Profiles Sari Maritza Silhouette
A fragmented passage describes a beauty bargain featuring two profiles and a silhouette of Sari Maritza, labeled as an imported actor, wrapped in a sensational Hollywood style. The text hints at glamor and mystery surrounding a performer in a glossy layout.
Girls Tell Pastor Few Commandments From Young Women
In Jacksonville Iowa, Dr. H Samuel Fritsch of Union Congregational church shared a set of humorous “modern commandments” drafted by young girls. The readings warned against vanity and self deception, urging humility, conversation balance, and placing God first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
H. Samuel Fritsch
Union Congregational Church
Mystery deepens in Wanderwell case after Los Angeles arrest
William James Guy is questioned in Los Angeles as Captain Walter Wanderwell is found shot dead in a cabin aboard his schooner. Alpha Wanderwell plans a South Sea voyage Wanderwell organized. Guy denies being aboard the Carma the night of the shooting a mysterious visitor asked for Wanderwell and the world traveler led an organization named International Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William James Guy
Walter Wanderwell
Waterwell
Alpha
Wanderwell
Guy
International Police
Post Condemns Remarks By Bishop At Virginia Conference
Wytheville Va Dec 9 Post Nine American Legion condemns remarks attributed to Bishop Edwin D Mouton before the Virginia Methodist conference in Richmond attacking World War veterans and the American Legion as unpatriotic and cowardly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Wytheville
Post Nine
American Legion
Wythe County
Edwin D. Mouton
Virginia Methodist
Richmond
Hunger marchers leave Pittsburgh after protest trek
A small group of hungry marchers departed Pittsburgh in trucks and cars, headed toward Steubenville Youngstown and Sisterland. They spent last night in Neville Island’s bitter cold and were fed and guided out of town as they return home after a Washington visit. An advisory board from the Allegheny region announced an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Aome
Steubenville
Youngstown
Sioterand
Neville Ireland
Ghlio
Washington
TOARD
Allegheny Regional Advisory Board
Alkthonounl
Wanted Peace San Francisco Incident
Police reported a peace loving man was found by officers after his wife Viola Lee, 31, attempted suicide by leaping under a streetcar with him present. The husband said he did not intervene, fearing it might start another fight. A separate note mentions cattle scent glands located in the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lee
Viola Lee
Cubida
Lives Linked to Trio of Friends in Dahomey Culture
Northwestern University anthropologist Dr. Melville J. Herskovits studies Dahomey in West Africa to explain a social pattern. He notes every person has three close friends: best friend knows all, second best hears part, and the third hears only what is advisable. Upon death the best friend names an heir, the second becomes test, and the third replaces the second. A new third friend is chosen when a friend dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Herakovitz
Br. Hershovtz
Johnson Accuses League of Overstating Costs in Public Debate
Chicago December report quotes Louis A Johnson, national commander of the American Legion, charging the National Economy League with overstating government costs by 35.5 billion and scaring the public with a 15 billion annual burden. He cites a March study and notes lower tax totals in 1931 than claimed. He argues the real burden lies on local and state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoa
Louis A. Johason
American Legion
National Economy League
Richard B. Byrd
United States
Cook County Legionnaires
Johnson
National Industrial Conference Board of
New York City
Joint
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Ingon
Kentucky
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W. H. Wallingford
Caria O. Brown
Princeton Society
Harry Karnes
Tinh
Hugger Inarchers
Urtig
Garner
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Congress
W. Va
Hiale
Jack. Blevins
Richard Will
James White
McDowell
Noah Blankenship
Lilwar
Duran
Re HL “Woods
Harvey Coline
Litwar
J, Norman
Coulwooll
George I. Miller
Lekhorn
Meer Joy JT. Shront
Browns Creek Dialket School
Marahtl Clark, Marietta Lundy
Pauline Pasey
Annie Dunford
Oliver Avenue
ROYAL
Law Ayres
Okay America
Royal Theater Today
Journalisn
Underworld
Ayres
Maureena O'Sul-Livan
Loua Cathern
Walter Catlett
Nance O'Neil
Allan Dinshart
Page Kiddies
First Church OF Christ
Frank L. Stuck
Societies of Christian Endeavor
W. E Davis
W. H. Roberts
Hudson
H.l.susong
Nee — Vamos Fuel
Legan
The
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Fonda
Lew Ayres
O'Sullivar
Minnie Mouse
Hichwood
Sidney B. Hall
Public Instruction
Hie
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