Princeton Community Christmas Tree Gift Distribution Tonight
Approximately 400 children will receive gift packages with toys candy notes and fuel at the Memorial building if weather permits the Community Christmas Tree organization raised over 200 for the fund and volunteers renovated toys at the fire station and by various groups Mack Lee commander of Princeton Post No 64 the American Legion will impersonate Santa Claus the event moves to the Memorial building if outdoor conditions fail Welfare workers and schools cooperated to select children in need for the gift program
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Memorial Building
Christmas Tree Fund
Mack Lee
Frinceton Post No. 64
American Legion
Banta Claue
Santa Claus
New Arrival Born to Mr and Mrs Flowden P Davis
Charlottesville Va couple Flowden P Davis and Mina Wilman Thompson announce the birth of an eight pound son on December 18 Mrs Davis is the former Miss Thompson of the city The delivery adds a new member to the Davis family and is noted in society notices.
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Flowden P. Davis
Charlottesville
Davis
Mina Wilman Thompson
P. L. Thompson
Princeton Paragaphs Alumni Game Opens 1922-23 Campaign
Princeton high school basketball opens its 1922-23 season with the annual alumni game set for the high school court next Monday. Notable former stars including Bus Hall Burton and Campbell are expected to return to bolster the Princeton lineup.
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Princeton
T.stat
Burton
Campbell
V. PB. 1
Gene Bock
Blacksburg Independenta
Bob Reid
Princeton Ramblers
Lambert
Fielder
Coburn
Oxley
Manderville
Brooks
Wheley
Sineup
Princeton Rates High In School Visitors Count
Princeton ranked among twenty four cities where 20 percent or more of adult citizens visited schools during American Education Week. F Ray Power superintendent, was informed by Belmont Parley secretary of the National Education Association. Power to submit article highlighting local activities to the State Education Association journal editor.
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Princeton
F. Ray Power
Achool Saperr
Belmont Parley
National Education Association
Power
National Association
Acteo
Son of Former Local Resident Succumbs
News from Buffalo West Virginia reports the death of John Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Jackson long time residents of this city He died Sunday at his father's home in Buffalo After illness burial services were held Tuesday He is survived by his parents wife and one son John Jr three sisters and one brother A separate court record shows suit entered in circuit court by Dr W H Wallingford against J B Blair and Vinalla Clemmons in chancery returnable to January rules
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John Jackson
Hirs
RH. Jackson
W. H. Wallingford
J. B. Blair
Vinalla Clemnon
James M Smith of Kegley dies at 77
James M. Smith, 77, of Kegley, died in Princeton hospital after a paralytic stroke. Funeral service will be held at Kegley today with interment in a nearby cemetery. Also noted are local Christmas travels and visits among families including Mrs Henry Hecke and Miss Frances Robinson.
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James M. Smith
Kegley
Princeton Hospital
Henry Hecke
Frances Robinson
Early Robinson
Columbus
Ohio
James Gordon McCurry
Ohio State
McCurry
Frances Karnes
J. W. McGuire
Mercar Street
Roel
Bonham
Park Avenue
M. M. Smith
Bramwell
Louise Hingard
McComas
Tawn
Princeton Personall y. relatives visit during holidays
Richardson heads to Elizabethton Tenn to attend death of sister Mrs Andrew Mickle of Jolmgo City Tenn. Shumate Stanley and Lyle Piper, Greenbriar Military Academy students, return to spend holidays with families. Elizabeth Morrell and Jimmie Morrell,emory and Henry College students, come home for Christmas. Dr W E Davis visited Bluefield. Mr and Mrs G N Wright of Honaker Avenue plan Spencer trip for holidays.
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Clifton Forge
Leo Susong
Greeneville
Tenn
Evelyn Susong
Borington
QO. B. Suesone
Mahood Avenue
Misa Hortenae League
Stotesbury
Raleigh County
W._M. Morrell
W. E. Davia
Bluefield
G. N. Wright
Aker Avenue
Spencer
Welch WV Sheriff Office To Remain Open
Sheriff W J Hatfield announced the Welch West Virginia sheriff’s office would stay open through the month. The office plans mandatory year end accounting of taxes collected delinquent property and disbursements with overtime likely to complete the settlement before McGinnis Hatfield sheriff elect.
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Sherif W. J. Hetfield
Hatsfield
McGinnis , Hatfield Eneriff-Elect
Army 1933 Football Schedule Announced By Major Fleming
West Point announces the 1933 football schedule for Army Cadets listing ten games including Illinois Yale Harvard Navy and Notre Dame. The plan limits major opponents per week and places Notre Dame in New York on December 2 with Navy to be played on a site yet to be fixed. Other opponents include Mercer Virginia Military Institute Delaware and Penn Military College.
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West Point
Army
P. B. Fleming
Athletic
Illinois
Yale
Harvard
Navy
Notre Dame
Gar Davidson
Agamat Mercer Universlty
New York
Midshipmen
Fleming
Illnois
Cleveland
New Haven
Con
Cambridge
Penn Military
Atte
Condition of Injured Miner Improves After Explosion
Pete Romella of Maitland survived a Koppera Coal explosion at Cornwell last week and has shown slight improvement after developing pneumonia. Two other injured workers, both colored, are reported to be improving quickly.
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Pete Romella
Maitland
Koppera Coal Company
Cornwell
Postmaster Nominations Sent to Senate for Confirma tion
Washington dispatches report President Hoover yesterday sent two postmaster nominations to the United States Senate for confirmation. The nominees are Carl Hughes at Keyenne and Melvin W. Combs for Northfar, McDowell County.
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Washington
Hoover Yeasterday
McDowell County
United States Senate
Carl &. Hughes
Keyenne
Amd
Melvin W. Combs
North
Transport links officers crew safe transport links
The fragment discusses transport links and safety roles for officers and crew. It mentions a port name and references Gascony Zealanders and a historical figure or ship names like Dupleix. The readable text is unclear and appears garbled, but the core topic concerns safe transport practices for personnel at a port.
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Durin
Ausien Gascony
Erulher
Roosevelt Voices HS Surprise At Debts Statement
President elect Roosevelt publicly assumed an observer role on the European debt issue before his inauguration. He declined Hoover's proposed cooperation and indicated he would be kept informed on negotiations prior to taking office.
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Roosevelt
Albany
United States
Washington
New York
Hoover
Nation wide survey of business shows signs of revival
New York December 22 evidence that the business of the country is moving slowly toward recovery is seen in a nation wide survey by Ethyl Gasoline corporation division managers in major industrial areas report to headquarters that business and trade are showing the first signs of revival their judgments indicate the survey reflects cautious optimism amid uneven recovery across sectors and regions
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New York
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
General Motore Corporation
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Jockey Johnny Gilbert Sets 201st Win Milestone in New Orleans
Kansas 17 year old Johnny Gilbert rode his 201st win at Jefferson Park in New Orleans, passing 200 to become the 13th American jockey since 1896 and third since 1910 to reach that height. He widened his duel with Hank Mills for the year’s jockey honors as Mills won twice, but Gilbert remains ahead with a week to go. Prior high marks include Walter Miller 388 wins in 1906 and 334 in 1907, with other top totals in 1924 and 1929 by Parke and Hardy.
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New Orleans
Kansas
Johnny Glbert
Jockeys
Jefferson Park
Johnny
Hank Mills
Mills
Wen
Gilbert
Walter Miller
Powers
Ivan Parke
Fmat Tider
L. Hardy
Chicago Police Shooting Sparks Testimony And Divorce Granted
Chicago police shooting case details emerge as Deputy Chief Blaul testifies about Nydick's record and disarmed suspect. Separate divorce case in Pittsburgh involves Jene Thureton Harris charging cruelty and drinking, leading to the dissolution of her marriage to Harry D. Harris.
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Jim
Miller
William V. Blaul
Nydick
Jackson,Mich
Mansfield
Ohio
William Stealman
Saneatey Henkanga
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Jene Thureton Harris
Howard Thurston
Harry D. Harris
Harris
Ames
Cincinnati
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Princeton Society
Parry Karnes
Farm Woman's. Club
Spanishburg
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Stafford
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Myrtle Dickenson
Ugh Neal
Omliva Brat‘ard
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Banta Claus
Daisy Barger
Trixie Peck
Vera Bashler
Athel Nixon
Hugh Neal
Kathleen Brown
Bula McNeal
Wilma Caldwell
Nora Keglay
Katherine Dangerfield
Norman Turner
Cornelia
John M. McGrath
Criminal Court
Thomas M. Price
Price
McGrath
James 8. Kahle
Reform School
State Industrial School
ROYAL
Hoot Gibson
Royal Theatre
Gibson
Marion Shilling
Skeater
Bill Robbing
Robert Ellis
al Bridge
Charles King
Conley, Soidow, Jr
Hmall-Sadler
Goldie Sadler
Paul Hall
Crystal
G. W. Tarbert
Alex Johnson
John K. Bailey
Matoaka
Johnson
Arthur McKinney
Lanton Brothers
Beeke Bec
Princeton-Beckley Road
Frinceton
Welch
W. Va
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Browna Creek
Hayden
War Department
Campa
Stephen D. Little
Nogales
Harry J. Jones
Douglas
Senate
Reed
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Pennsylvania
Tallitary Committee
Histori
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White House
Congreen
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Siberia
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Japan
Harry Mack
Dayton
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O. B. Lewie
Baltimore
South Atlantia
Virginia
Rayon Mills
Maryland
Delaware
Primo Carnera
Sacramento
Cali
California Boxing
Atate Athletic Commission
Dynamite Jackson
Los Angeles
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Lcense
Don Gourt’s
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