Man accused in fatal road accident held on bond
Wayne Blanendl Blankenship, 22, of Beeson, appeared before Magistrate Pet Cate on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident in the Princeton Buckley area. He was fined 15 dollars and held on 1000 dollars bond to await January grand jury action. Lloyd Worrell, 43, of Camp Creek, was struck on the Princeton Buckley highway Sunday at 6:45 pm and died. Blanken ship testified Worrell walked in the road and that lights blinded him. Witnesses Tay Masala and Tone Mamond testified. Funeral arrangements set for Camp Creek. interment in Camp Creek Cemetery. Worrell leaves a wife, four children, three sisters, and three brothers Raymond, Ike, and John.
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Pet Cate
Wayne Blanendl
Beeson
Bohd
Lloyd Worrell
Worrell
Blankenabip
Leland
Diankorehtp
Camp Creek Ge
Camp Creek
Princeton Personalities In Hospital And Visiting
John Y Fredeking who underwent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital Monday was reported doing well yesterday Dr Fred F Holroyd previously treated for pneumonia at High Howe on Straley Avenue was improving Mr and Mrs Roy Holroyd of Richmond Virginia visited Dr and Mr Fred Holroyd on Straley Avenue Mr Holroyd attends Medical College of Virginia in Richmond Mr and Mrs C B Walker and
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John Y. Fredeking
Wee
Fred F. Holroyd
Hig Howe
Straley Avenue
Roy Holroyd
Richmond
Fred Holroyd
Straley
Holroyd
Mullens
Ira Walker
George Carr
Lanning
Miok
Misa Ning Jewel
Roaucks
Jay Swan
Christia
Pearlaburg
Fred Shmune
Perenta
South Seventh Street
Harry Diigmond
rCincinnati
Highland Avenue
John Michalson
Cincinnati
Louise Crismond
Highland Ausuuo
Local Holiday Visits and Church Events in City
Local residents from Mullens Roanoke and Cincinnati visited relatives over Christmas. A Baptist Missionary Society meeting and a lecture at the Presbyterian church are planned, with Mrs. J W Sasser hosting a reception for Miss Douglas and Mrs. El Ward Sasser. Midweek service includes a Christmas program performed by the Junior Church Choir.
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Lucille Douglas
Nancy Laseer
Presbyterian Church
Ring of Angkor
Miss Douglas
Royal Geographical Societies
London
National Geographical Society of Wash
Ongton
D.C
Douglas
South
China
Sho Pei
New York City
Wordan's Club
Mise Douglas
el Ward Snaser
Washington, D. C
J. W. Sasser
Princeton Society Migs Irene Tabor and Willian H Durham Wed
Irene Tabor of Coaldale and Willian H Durham of Switchback were married at the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon by Rev. W Tabort. The Silver Springs Bible class met at Mrs. C Shrowabury’s home with members delivering packages, songs, and prayers in the evening.
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Burcham-Tabor Migs
Irene Tabor
Coaldale
Willian H. Durham
Switchback
Suesday
Rev. W. Tabort
Silver Springs
Bible Dlaga
Silver Springs Church
Mrew. C. Shrowabury
Dada
Shroawabury
Express Regret Over Passing Of W A Brown
Mayor M G Harper expressed regret on behalf of the city over the death of former mayor William A Brown. He extended condolences to the family and praised Brown as a fine citizen who served the community both as mayor and private citizen. City offices were to close this afternoon from 2 to 4 oclock for the funeral.
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W. A
Funeral Rites This Afternoon for W A Brown
Funeral service for William A. Brown 76 former mayor of Princeton will be held at Mist Baptist church at 2 o clock this afternoon with Rev Ridwerd Stubblefield and Dr J M Carter officiating. The body will lie in state 12:30 to service time. Oakwood cemetery burial with pallbearers supplied by Princeton Lodge No 134 A K and A M. Brown born August 10 1883 in Mercer county son of John W and Rhoda T Brown. Survived by second wife one brother A B Brown and five sons and one daughter. He was a contractor deputy sheriff sheriff mayor twice county road supervisor and since last spring agent for the county for the federal farm loan administration.
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William A. Brown
Princeton
the Mist Baptist Church
Dre Ridwerd Stubblefield
J. M. Carter
M. B
Princeton Lodge No
A. K
A. M
Mr. Brown
Oakwood Cemetery
Mercer County
Willant A. Brown
John W
Rhoda T. Brown
Ki. M
Robert W
Herbert D. Brown
Earl'b. Brown
Detroit
Pat Twohig
Spanterburg
Alanta
A. &. Brown
Brown
Jim White
Federal Farm Loan Administration
Princeton News Briefs on Taxes and Matrimony
A collection of items from Princeton notes that dog owners face tax issues and possible impounding after January 1. A minister,Shelley, was authorized to solemnize marriages in the state. The Deluge film at Royal theater features Sid ney Blackmer and Lola Wilson in a love triangle amid apocalyptic scenes. News also mentions Princeton Kit Carson scouts, a home star display on the Princeton-Bluefield road, a MetLife chancery suit against Leora Williams and eleven others returnable January 4.
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Royal Theater
S. Fowler Wright
Sidney Blackmer
Lola Wilson
Peggy Shannon
Princeton Kit Carson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Leora Williams
Broadcast Schedule Fragments From Radio Network Guide
A dense OCR listing shows a Wednesday December schedule with programs across NORTHWEST CANADA EAST MIDWEST COAST and other regions. It names dozens of acts, times, and stations such as WHUIS WHIS WKBW and NBC Symphony, with a rhythm of skits, orchestras, and talk shows.
Notice Masons Attend Funeral of Brother Brown
Special communication of Princeton Lodge No. 184 A F A M at one o'clock this afternoon to attend the funeral of Brother W. A. Brown. L. M. Selvey, W. My Bai ARNO AVEDA DWE REDS
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Princeton Lodge No
W. A. Brown
Bai Arno Aveda Dwe Reds
J N Hoylman Dies in Monroe County
J N Hoylman former supervisor of Princeton schools from 1812 to 1818 died at his Caldwell home in Monroe County Monday night. Funeral today at home. He leaves longtime partner and Morgantown teacher Margaret Hoylman who was at home when her brother died.
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J. N.holyman
Princeton
Caldwell
Monroe County
Mr. Hoylman
Onaalstor
Margaret
Morgantown
Driver of Death Car Held for Grand Jury Action
Bob Mitchell colored was held to await January grand jury on manslaughter charges after arraignment with Magistrate D T Carr for the death of Frank Brown struck Saturday on Mercer Street. Mitchell posted a $1000 bond and was fined 15.60 for faulty brakes and 16.60 for lacking an operator's license. Arrangements for the burial were not completed yesterday.
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Bob Mitchell
D. 'T Carr
Frank Brown
Mitchell
Mercer Street
Brown
Morgantown seeks 860000 loan for hospital project
Charleston December 26. The city of Morgantown applied to the state public works administration for a 860000 loan to build a general hospital and nurses quarters in Morgantown. The loan would be secured by a first mortgage and repaid over thirty years. The state public works advisory board meets tomorrow to consider several projects.
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PWA
Charleston
W. Va
Morgantown
State Publcle Works Administration
State Public Works Advisory Board
Welch County Wreck Toll In Weekend Crashes
In Welch County many injured in weekend automobile wrecks. Bernard Dowling and wife from Coalwood suffered fractured skulls when their car veered off a curve near Bottom Creek. Gabina Kimball also hospitalized with serious cuts. Others, including Leo Gotase and Joseph Legato of Nimbalt, sustained minor injuries. A separate crash near Burkeadqul von injured C. J. Wallace and Jon Yates. Authorities report intoxicated driving charges for Loster Chandior after a crash near Gary. M. Nancey, 61, Hartwell, died after a Sunday shooting incident involving Whittaker. efforts to locate Nancey’s relatives continue.
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C Quimber
Bernard Dowing
Coalwood
Fries
Gnather
Bottom Creek
Gottuse
Dowling
Woodrow Worrell
Dowlings
Keystone
C. J. Wallace
Jons Yates
Burkeadqulvon
Wallese
Jurioa
Wates
Stevena
Aston
Gary No
George Kantyos
Oh Blaylock
Gary
Kantene
Grace Hospital
Blaylock
Welch Emergency Hospital
Heo
Loater Chandior
Wilove
Waa
Jame Aastontakis
Amonate
Chandior
Harlin Bowman
Lonebranch
Land
Howard Murphy
Akulla
Murphy
Welch Mimergency Hospital
En Embankment
Alumni Too Much For Welch Maroon Wave Triumph
The Alumni of Welch High defeated the Welch Maroon Wave 42 to 24 in a Monday night game at the local gym. Veterans led by John Greer Frankie Lutola Petty Loo Charlie Audurgon Henry Barley Ralph Kirchner and Kermit Grogan faced Captain Charlie Southern Clayton Thomas Johnny McFarland Harry Odomsed Bernard Gottlieb. Coach Tandy shuffled lineups multiple times attempting to spark the younger squad’s offense.
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Welch High
Welch Maroon
John Greer
Frankie Lutola
Pety Loo
Charlie Audurgon
Henry Barley
Ralph Kirchner
Kermit Grogan
Charlie Southern
Clayton Thomas
Johnny McFarland
Harry
Toys Distributed to Needy Children in McDowell County
The Salvation Army corps gave away more than a thousand toys to needy children yesterday. A two o’clock program at the Salvation Army hall distributed over 400 toys to white children. At four o’clock a similar event served colored children, and another session at Pro- Diller graded police house supplied toys to local youngsters.
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McDowell County
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Army Hall
LaPrade Named Acting Head of Welch Emergency Hospital
Dr. L Y W LaPrade appointed acting superintendent of Welch Emergency Hospital Welch succeeding Dr L W Clark who died suddenly last Sunday in Kyle Announcement made in Charleston He has previously held the post during the interim between Dr A G Rutherford's resignation and Dr Clark's appointment by Governor Kump this summer.
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L. YW. LaPrade
Welch
L. WH. Clark
Kyle
LaPride
Charleston
A. G. Rutherford
Dr. Clark
Kump
Welch youths held for grand jury over Smoke House robbery
Roy Altizer and John Stephens of Welch were held for January term criminal court after arraignment on a charge of waylaying George Ackle at Jaeger’s Smoke House. They allegedly struck Ackle with a gun to steal about 23 dollars from the register. witnesses placed them outside before the robbery. The women were arrested Saturday.
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Roy Altizer
John Stephens
Welch
Stegistrate
H. W. Herdon
George Ackle
Jaeger
Mr. Ackle
Magistrate Herndon Busy Court Day Delivers Fine Returns
Magistrate H W Herndon presided over a busy docket with William Page and J A Marrs of Capels fined ten dollars and costs each for drunkenness and disturbing public worship. Kelly Gillespie of Hemphill received six months in jail and a one hundred dollar fine on non support charges, sentence suspended to require payment to wife. Gilbert Johnson of Davy got twenty days and a twenty dollar fine. Bob Shanka remained in jail until February after being released for Christmas, facing drunken and disorderly charges.
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H. W. Herndon
M. Wiliam Page
J. A. Marrs
Capels
Costa
Kelly Gillespie
Hemphill
Herndon
Gilbert Johnson
Davy
Bob Shanka
Welch Personal Notes Include Christmas Trips and Visits
Mies Pearl Rader returns from Kenova West Virginia after Christmas with friends. Dr J L Semeth visits New York City for several weeks with relatives. Dr and Mrs H T Schleisthelen return from Salem Virginia to see Mrs Schiefelbein’s relatives. Sam Dervis plans to return to Oak Trees after several days in the city. J Brindley shops for Vevey Indiana and visits his parents. Kitchenbee comes back from Bri t a Virginia after a weekend with relatives. Laces visits Charleston with Mrs Lucas and Terry.
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Mies Pearl Rader
Kenova
W. Va
J. L. Semeth
New York City
H. T. Schlestheln
Salem
Chriatman
Roosevelt to Kok Few Changes in Recovery Setup
A Washington report notes minimal changes in the recovery setup with emphasis on federal agencies like the Federal Reserve, Public Works, Civil Works, and the Recovery Administration. Officials discuss gold buying plans, potential legislation debates, and monetary program attention ahead of speeches in both houses. Domestic gold price steady at 334.00, Morgenthau reports bond purchases and surplus funds allocations across four government agencies.
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Federal Reserve System
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Adminnistration
The
Recovery Administration
Washington
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Glasa
Virginia
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Morgenthau
Blizzards Sweep Across Gounthy Across Nation
Fatalities, freezing temperatures and widespread disruption mark a severe storm sweeping from Duluth to Maine. Snow and ice halt traffic, cause deaths from exposure, and strand shipping. Jobless crews shovel snow to keep streets passable while regions report record cold and drifting snow.
Wheeling Stogies Lead in Fielding as Race Tightens
In the Middle Atlantic league standings the Wheeling Stogies, champions of the second half, top the circuit in fielding with a club .964 percentage. Charleton trails in second, Selbert Dayton tops first basemen at .092, Swannon Dayton leads second basemen at .973, Lotnecker Charleston tops third basemen at .972, Fitchcock Agaelite leads shortstops, Ragion Huntington catches at .991, McDonald Springfield pitcher at .885, and Lowry Johnstown outfield at .995 over 101 games.
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Ebersburg
Wheeling Stogies
Charleaton
Selbert
Dayton
Swannon
Lotnecker
Charleston
Fitchcock
Agaeelite
Ragion
Huntington
McDonald
Springfield
Lowry
Johpato Rh
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Robert Croy
East Princeton
Mr. Finley
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Hereayor
Misa Clara -Wolford
H. K. Martin
Pat Sutton
Edward Rite
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Harry Karnes
M. G. Harper
Fhelley
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Wayne Klug
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Cole Pipe Club
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Carlua Molina
Harry Spanick
Com-Wabl
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Whuis Blasfield
Conquest Coffee
Golden Star
Milleck Jolly Girls
Falls City
Uncle Bugs
Virginia Bivens
Clark Hardware and Furniture Company
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J. N. Hoylman
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Dale Bailey
Spencer
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Princeton, W. VA
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Bernard Dowling
Aya Tatolla
Southern
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Hartwell
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Offortaare
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Whitetakers
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L. H. Clark
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Altizer
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Michigan
Greenbrier Coal and Coke Combaby
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Northfork
Caprio
Midwest Steel Corporation
Charleston, West Virginia
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