Beaver High to Present Officer 666 Farce
Beaver High School senior class secures acting rights from Samuel French New York for three act play Officer 666. A December 18 performance at the municipal auditorium includes a 2 PM children’s matinee with reserved tickets 75 cents available at Easley Penn Drug Company.
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Augustin McHugh
Samuel French
New York
Beaver High School
Municipal Auditorium
Easley Penn Drug Company
Travers Gladwin
Alex Shafer
Helen Burton
Helen Hurd
Sadie Small
Phyllis Piater
Mrs. Burton
Virginia Stowers
Alfred Wilson
Pete Pastore
Watkins
James Wooldredge
Gladwin
Captain Stone
John Wickham
Ryan
Tate Bowen
MacNurkey
Wirt Honaker
Kearney
Sidney Kwass
Nan
Biggest still confiscated in Mercer county
A 260 gallon copper liquor still near Camp Creek was destroyed by Sheriff Crumpecker and deputies. One man and a thirteen year old boy were arrested on complicity charges. Ten barrels of malted corn mash and the copper still were seized. further arrests expected.
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Mercer County
Camp Creek
Crumpecker
Bill Reynolds
J. C. Craig
Creasy
Jim Doss
Ctil
Leslie Lilly
Inceton
County Court Orders Road Upgrade to Guyan River Route
The county court met yesterday and Monday to handle routine business. It ordered completion of the Oakvale road to meet state highway standards and directed the county engineer to prepare a report and cost estimates for integration into the state system.
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Oakvale
State Road Commission
Bate Road Commission
Inter county highway project eyed by Mercer and Wyoming officials
Boots and Buddies notes a joint meeting of Mercer and Wyoming county courts at Algonquin to settle a connecting road. Engineers from both counties expect early spring work on the Mercer Wyoming inter county highway toward the Guyan river.
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Wyoming
Algonquin
Guyan River
Wyoming County
Mercer
Barbakow v Hale Case Concludes Before Judge Herndon
Evidence in the H Barbakow versus L F Hale et al case closed Monday afternoon with Judge Herndon presiding in place of a missing official. The proceeding wrapped after a day of testimony and legal argument.
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H. Barbakow
L. F. Hale
Als
Herndon
Princeton Paragraphs and Local Court News
Visiting diversions report Mr and Mrs K W McClaugherty and daughter Blanche in Bluefield and Bramwell Jerda rena 7 Tabor to Sinida oone past months. In court Glen Wood Cris Barton and John H H act for the state while Dick Kee ley Roy Tuggle and Mabel Malcolm defend. Freeman Brock to judge. Day Richardson to project films. Local youths Robert Nelson and Charles Crowell fined 17.80 for stealing two auto casings from J W Lowery and ordered to return them to Princeton Lodge 134 AF&AM. Elected officers for the coming year at the lodge meeting include W M Poston worshipful master and J H Evans senior deacon.
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K. W. McClaugherty
Miss Blanche
Bluefield
Bramwell
Jerdarena
Tabor
Sinida Oone
Glen Wood
Cris Barton
John H. H
Dick Keeley
Roy Tuggle
Mabel Malcolm
Freeman Brock
Day Richardson
Robert Nelson
Charles Crowell
J. W. Lowery
BE. B. King
Princeton Lodge
W. M. Poston
J. H. Evans
Elks Basketball Squad Rounds Into Shape for Tazewell Game
The Fike basketball team gears up for its season opener against the Tazewell Pros on Friday at Starley Avenue School court. Proceeds go to the Elks charity fund as experienced players debut in Elks uniforms and fans anticipate a fast, charity-benefiting night.
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Fike
Tazewell Pros
Starley Avenue
Elks
Tazewell
Challenge to padlock injunctions reaches Supreme Court
Three Detroit residents seek to have the Supreme Court review the constitutionality of padlock injunctions used in prohibition enforcement. They argue such orders amount to a taking of private property without just compensation and violate the right to a jury trial.
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Washington
Detroit
Supreme Court
Need for wider roads dominates Chicago region meeting
The Chicago Region Association's conference at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago focused on the urgent need for wider paved highways in metropolitan districts. Leaders from Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin urged immediate, farsighted regional planning and right-of-way acquisition to handle rising traffic and 4.9 million registered vehicles. The discussion was led by James T. Voshell who called for complete cooperation among regional highway bodies.
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Virginian Shops
Yale
Chicago Regionning Association
Sherman Ho
Chicago
Sidney D. Walden
Detroit Rapid Transit Commission
Detroit
Chicago Region Painting Association
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
James T. Voshell
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Mr. Voshell
George EB. Hershman
Indiana State Highway Commission
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