Suit Filed Over Death by Goring at Farm
A $25,000 lawsuit was filed in Mercer County Circuit Court by Myrtle Dean Lilly administratrix of Donald Eric Lilly against Donald Theodore Lilly. It stems from the death of Donald Eric Lilly who was gored by a bull on the Theodore Lilly farm near Speedway in October 1963. The suit alleges the bull was vicious and would attack humans. Also, Virginia Supply Co. sues Joe W. Phillips and Gladys Phillips for $589.29 for goods delivered. The Posey R. Tudor will was entered for probate with Athleen C. Tudor named executrix. Four property transfers were recorded, including parcels in Cumber land Heights Extension and Princeton Land Co. Addition with values listed.
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Mercer County
Princeton
Myrtle Dean Lilly
Donald Eric Lilly
Donald Theodore Lilly
Speedway
Donald Theeodore Lilly
Goring
Virginia Supply Co
Joe W. Phillips
Gladys Phillips
Posey R. Tudor
Athleen C. Tudor
P. R. Payne
Fred Harris
Noel Wickham
Edwin G
Jeanette E. Wright
Curtis E
Lucille Cardwell
Cumberland Heights
Beaver Pond
Lillian F. Ryan
Edward and
Louise Grimm
Princeton Land Co
Hayes
Margaret Caldwell
Ramona Dillman
Genevieve Asbury
Athens
Delia Horne
Mary Jane
Frances Archer
Holy Land Slides Shown At Area Youth Rally
Rev. Charles Sublett, dean of Mountain Mission School at Grundy Virginia, presented Holy Land slides at the Lindside Christian Church Area Christian Youth Rally. The trip was funded by a $49.14 offering from Tazewell’s three Christian Churches, plus food and clothing aid to the school benefiting nearly 300 orphans. Several churches contributed, and 1965 officers were elected with Larry Hylton as president, Jane Clemons as vice president, and Dreama McClaugherty as secretary-treasurer.
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Charles Sublett
Mountain Mission School
Grundy
Holy Land
Area Christian
Lindside Christian Church
Sublett
Tazewell
Craig County
Level Green
Forks of John
Doctor Richard L. Stovall Reopens General Practice
After injury and long convalescence Dr Richard L Stovall resumes his medical office opening Monday January 4 1965 at 9 00 A M for general practice of medicine in his office.
Repossessed Vehicles On Sale At Princeton Lot
Reputable Collection Agency advertises repossessed cars and trucks for sale at 104 Scott Street Princeton. Noting models include a 1960 Mercury convertible a 1955 Dodge two door a 1954 Ford two door and a 1962 ton Ford pickup with low monthly payments and no down payment required.
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Scott Street
Princeton
1963 Sky Lark Buick Convertible Cream Puff
One owner vehicle with all power equipment including power windows. Excellent mechanical condition in Mercer County. Still under warranty. Trade-ins considered. Call 425-2478 or visit Reliable Collection Agency at 104 Scott Street Princeton after 5 PM or call 425-5950.
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Mercer County
Scott Street
Princeton
Service at River View Nursing Home Narrows Va
Members of Peterstown Christian Church assisted Rev Maurice Hylton in a Narrows Virginia worship service at River View Nursing Home. The program was sponsored by area Christian ministers with Ann Webb Carolyn Webb Mrs Doris Dunbar Roberta and others assisting.
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Peterstown
Hilarious Fun in Marlon Brand Schedule
A fragmented notice lists an event titled Hilarious Fun in Marlon Brand with a contact line 495 3257 for schedule details and names Shirley and Jon, indicating a local entertainment listing.
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Marlon Brand
Shirley Jon
Christmas Joy Gift program at Princeton Church
The Women of Princeton Presbyterian Church held a Christmas Joy Gift program to support retired ministers and families. Mrs. F. B. Wimmer led the event and a 1965 planning meeting followed. Dr. A. J. Peterson led a musical program with Mrs. Luther Brede narrating.
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Princeton Presbyterian Church
F. B. Wimmer
Women of the Church
A. J. Peterson
Luther Brede
Crute Elected To Head DAV In Princeton Chapter
Herbert J. Crute of Princeton was elected commander of Princeton Chapter 31 Disabled American Veterans. His staff includes Lawrence C. Stroupe William C. Thompson Richard E. Rice W C Walker W R White Haven Winer and others. The unit earned a national DAV citation for exceeding its 1964 65 membership quota. The Papal States were dissolved in 1870 and the Pope s temporal power ended per the Catholic Digest.
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Herbert J. Crute
Princeton
Lawrence C. Stroupe
William C. Thompson
Richard E. Rice
Bluefield
W. C. Walker
W. R. White
Haven W. Miner
Matoaka
Papal States
Catholic Digest
Motors Break-In Investigated at Mercer Motors
Princeton police continue an investigation into a break in at Mercer Motors in Princeton. The building was entered through a rear window late Monday night or early Tuesday morning with $31.20 taken from a cigarette machine and small amounts from soda and coffee machines. The burglary was discovered at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday by employees. Patrolman D L Williams leads the case.
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Princeton
Mercer Motors
T. M. Jones
D. L. Williams
OES Athens Chapter Hosts Christmas Meeting and Gift Swap
The Athens Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star exchanged gifts and served refreshments including punch cookies and candy during a Christmas meet. Guests on the refreshment committee were Mesdames Nellie Cook Opal Martin Elsie Beckett Julia Wiley and Bergie Thornton. Mrs Sally Friedl worthy matron led a short business meeting with reports from committee chairs and opened with the C E S ritual and prayer.
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Athens
Order of the Eastern Star
Nellie Cook
Opal Martin
Elsie Beckett
Julia Wiley
Bergie Thornton
Sally Friedl
Huntington Mayor A E Harris Dies in Hospital
A E Harris longtime Marshall University Graduate School dean and Huntington mayor died in a hospital at age 66 following liver surgery. He had served as city council member and won the mayoralty in July and previously led the Marshall social studies department.
Edgemont Juniors Hold Annual Yule Party
The Edgemont Topnotchers 4-H Club met at Millers Garage for its Christmas party and business meeting. Club president Karen White presided as members played games sang carols and exchanged gifts with one visitor Clifton Dotson in attendance.
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Edgemont Topnotchers
Millers Garage
Clifton Dotson
Karen White
Third Arrest Made In Burglary Near Princeton
A third man, Ralph W. Firestone, 22, of Princeton, was arrested in Marion Virginia on burglary charges tied to homes of Paul Helton and Darrell Jones near Princeton. His brother David Firestone, 18, and Donald Thornton, 27, face related charges, with spray paint guns among stolen items.
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Paul Helton
Darrell Jones
Oakvale Mountain
Princeton
Ralph W. Firestone
Roundhouse Addition
Firestone
Marion
David Firestone
Ralph Firestone
Donald Thornton
Kellysville
Mercer County Intermediate Court
Thornton
Primatene Tablets Offer Drugstore Asthma Relief
A New York special reports Primatene tablets provide fast relief from asthma attacks and hours of freedom without prescription in many states. The formula combines three medicines, opens bronchial tubes and relieves congestion, nervous tension, and nighttime breathing distress. Get Primatene at any drugstore with safe, directed use.
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New York
N. Y
Gothic cathedrals' burden halts completions in medieval France
The Catholic Church owned vast lands from 1050 to 1350, funding about 80 Gothic cathedrals in France. The financial strain of construction led to none of these cathedrals being completed.
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France
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ERCE
Penn
W. Va
David ‘Niven
Supper Club
Crute
DAV
OES
Huntington
Save Money Food Market
UTT Equipment & Supply Co
Mercer St
Edgemont
W. A. Johnson
Ady
Py-U-Miy
Devil's Food
Macaroni & Cheese
Ry A
U. S
Aurea
Miss Virginia
H & C Instant
del Monte
Valleydale
Weiners
Thorn Street
Areen
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