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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1946

Page

3

Cannery to Close for Season Friday at Glenwood Park

Princeton news notes the county cannery at Glenwood Park will close for the season next Friday with open hours for processing and butchering this week. Tomorrow the cannery operates for butcher supply only and designated days this week run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for intake. The piece also lists local visitors and residents from Glen Burnie Maryland to Parkersburg and Athens Indiana with several Christmas holiday details.

Glenwood Park

W. Z. Smith Named Huntington Chief of Police

Huntington West Virginia appoints W Z Smith, 61, city electrician and longtime police member since 1916, as the new chief effective January 1. Mayor elect Tomkies says Bailey Harris will revert to police lieutenant and a department reorganization is planned.

Huntington W. Va Bin Smith City Electrician Douglas C. Tombkles Bailey Harris Tomkies

For Rent Two Sleeping Rooms in Princeton

Two neat sleeping rooms available for rent in Princeton with heating and hot water at all times. Contact phone 20-L for details and availability.

Princeton

For Sale 941 Dodge Luxury Liner Parts

Used 941 Dodge Luxury Liner with radio hash heater and seat covers for sale. Five good fires. Vehicle may be viewed at 1118 Hareld son Street Princeton.

Hareldson Street Princeton

Hazardous Driving Fine Given Autoist Gratten Bowen Jr

Bowen Jr of Tazewell was arraigned by Magistrate Garr on hazardous driving charged after a collision with a truck on Bluefield road Wednesday night. The charge was reduced through reckless driving to hazardous driving or driving at unsafe speed, with a $10 fine and costs. Bowen settled damages with the truck owner Lawrence Sellers.

Gratten Mustard Bowen, Jr Tazewell D. T. Garr Bowen Lawrence Sellers Bluefield Road Carr Sellers

Princeton Births and Local Society Updates

Birth announcements from Princeton note Mr and Mrs John Murrey welcoming a daughter born Christmas eve at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Margaret Caldwell and the Caldwell family of Matoaka are connected to another newborn girl Merilyn Kate born Dec 22 at Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs E C Lockridge of Mercer street report a daughter born Dec 22 at Memorial hospital. mother formerly Bernice Fullen of Ronceverte. P M Mayhew of Matewan announces a son Robert Lee born Dec 26 at Matewan Clinic. mother formerly Virginia Wray. Pauline Qoten of Williamson and Marshall Walker Jr of Princeton wed Nov 22 in Tazewell Virginia with details of families. The couple plan to reside with Walker's parents while finishing school. Community notices cover Brush Creek Farm Women’s Club meeting, WMU gathering at Silver Springs church, and Mountain Laurel Council D of A meeting with pot luck and gifts.

B. W. Mason Frances Glen Burn~ie Roy Brown Firnley Avenue Douglas Sterrett Sarah Sanders Sterrett Staunton Sam Laufer Walnut Street New York City Jersey City N. J G. W. Evans South Walker Street Elisabeth W. Va Evans O. W. Coplin W. Copins George T. Fergus Peabody College Nashville Tenn M. B. Wallingford Centertreet J. W Dip) Stamper Bone Shuff Thornton Avenue Salem William and Mary College St. Luke Hospital Bluefield Margie Rice Charles E. Elmore Goldbond J. D. Rice Princeton Harry BE. Tiller Joy Parkersburg Princes Carmichael James Thorn John Murrey Center Street St. Luke's Hospital Margaret Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Matoaka E. C. Lockridge Mercer Street Memorial Hospital Merilyn Kate Bernice Virginia Fullen Ronceverte P. M. Mayhew Matewan Robert Lee Virginia Wray G. T. Forbes Hale Avenue Forbes Pauline Qoten Williamison Marshall Walker, Jr Tazewell Y. &. Kerby Concorde College Charles Ooten Williamson Walker M. G. Walker Main Street Navy Pacific Bluefield Business College Jim Rose Pocahontas Hash Peggy Hash Bill Kestner Maria Carl Brown Vivian Hash Margaret Cebert Hash Bobbie French French Hash R. H. Barrett Frances Romeo Washington,d. C Joe Romeo Katherine Romeo Dumbarton College Washington, D. C Frankie Romeo Notre Dame Domineck Romeo Sue Beavers Romneys J. P. Beavers Charles Burnete Tom Beavers Bandy Henry Beavers Pfc Gene Shepherd California Joe Neely Harald Perry Connie Jerry R, Eb, Hale North Tazewell James M. Davis St. Loui L. Howard Minnie Henkle Edwin Brewer Barbara Gale Carl Mullens Dickie Randy Joe Orville Wallace Chuck Susan Paul Henkle Lynn George Henkle Ronald Assid Jean Potter Geraldine Baird National Business College Roanoke Wilson Prigo Greenbrier Military Institute Mgr Albert Prigo Rock Montcalm Rock Base 1Year Road Macpagan Road Sec Roundhouse Athens l Ave Macadam Street Hearn Bluestone River Plymouth Mercer County Price Mercer Healing Springs Road Athens Tazewell County Farm Graham

Scout Troop 1 Reorganized at Pint Methodist Church

Reorganization of Scout Troop 1 in Princeton for 1947 names L L Lambdin as chairman L F Snead J Dobbins on the troop committee Ray Bhult as Scoutmaster and James N Frederick as Assistant Scoutmaster Twenty Scouts are registered for the new year including Fred Bonner Larry Helm Harold Osborne Don Roe and others Eighteen subscriptions to Boys' Pire magazine noted John R Frederick district commissioner praises the reorganization and leadership Also brief society notes from War West Virginia with holiday visits and a later item about Federal Judge Harry E B Watkins set to sit as special US district judge in New York City for one month starting January 20.

Pint Methodist Church Princeton L. L. Lambdin L. F. Snead J. Dobbins Ray Bhult James N. Frederick Fred Bonner Larry Helm Harold Osborne Don Roe Bobby Holroyd Freddie Holroyd Ted Shutt Eugene Hyden Carlton Smith Annand Lawrence Richard Hyden Buddy Dobbins Lawrence Snead Jack Ryan Pete Donahue Johnny Wallace Ben York Franklin Lyles Kenneth Fergenson Robert Penturgs Boys’ Pire” Magazine John R. Frederick Ray Shutt U. S. Army First Methodist Church Huntington W. Va Harry EB. Watkins US 8 New York City Samuel Mandelbaum

Fire Control Law Amendments Set for Early Draft

Fire Marshal Robert H. Mid said amendments to modernize state fire control laws will be completed early next week for presentation to the legislature starting January 8. A subcommittee of city fire chiefs and inspectors in Charleston prepared rough drafts to specify hotel, state institution, and other public building inspection procedures.

Charleston W. Va Robert ‘H. Mid Kidd

Mercer County Peoples Forum Organized At Princeton

The Mercer County Peoples Forum was made a permanent organization at its initial gathering in the Mercer county court room at Princeton. Ott Rader was elected president and Carl Shumate secretary amid strong attendance and countywide interest. Delegation from Plymouth district urged road improvements on Neeleys road from Hale's Gap to Elgood, with plans to file a map and petition with the road commission. Luther G. Scott outlined a five point legislative program to boost municipal revenues, urging public support. Melvin McLain highlighted Mercer county school needs including new buildings and equipment and noted a loss of 250 to 450 teachers over five years, with defaults forcing hires of underqualified graduates.

Mercer County Peoples Forum Mercer County Court Room Princeton Ott Rader Carl Shumate Plymouth Neeley’s Hale's Gap Elgood W. G. Stowers F. G. Crawford State Road Commission Road Commission Luther G. Scott Bluefield West Virginia League of Municipalities League Huntington Scott Melvin McLain Princeton High School Mercer County McLain Mercer Board of Education

Gibbs to Head C and C Western Area Bowman

Announcement from Charleston West Virginia December 28 states Guy Prentiss Gibbs promoted from assistant general superintendent Huntington to general superintendent of Chesapeake and Ohio rails western division with headquarters in Huntington Also noted is safety council plan to issue 2000 safety periodicals to schools and homes next year to promote safety on highways and in communities

Cleveland Guy Prentiss Gibbs Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Huntington W. Va The Road Charleston West Virginia Safety and Health Council Leonar Riggleman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Princeton News W. Z. Smith New Police Princeton Society Walker-Ooten Brush Creek Farm Womens Etta Nelson Taylor Johnston WMU W.M.U Silver Springs Church D. OF A Mountain Laurel Council No. 63 War ROYAL New York the Sun Atesting Dana Andrews Richard ‘conTe Texas Salerno Beach Thrilling Story Zhe Ra Taney Ac Connie Marsual Mercer County Peoples Forum Organization Union Monroe County Arthur Jackson Sink’s Grove, West VA Ces Opinion Research Corporation Princeton, W. Va N Drug Co.,inc Prescription Service Lilly Land Company Princeton Bank & Trust Co Law & Commerce Lilly Land CO G. P. Gibbs C. & C. Western Area Princeton Observer General Meaner W. Vo Dubring Bethel Church Tip Top Rock Road U. S. Rt. 19 Tazewell Co West Princeton Ave W. Ve Falls Mills Tazewell County Cumberland Heights Marellen Ave Grassy Branch Road Bluestone Welch Harman Addition Jr. Pocahontas Welch Rt. 52 Oliver Ave Thornton Ave Athens Road Beckley Camp Creek Park Avenue Tip Top St Park Ave Merdock and Estil St Lilly Land ‘Company 3Rd Ave 2Nd Ave Second Third St Kegley Abbs Valley Lilly Land Tome Nat'l Bank of Com'ce BE. Rabelle Ola Bank Pineville Pearisburg Feckier Office Eaberlin Blig Beuth Acber Pena Bes Ottive Ag Pinta Phouo 1
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