Caldwell Newkirk wedding at Christian church in Princeton
Miss Gladya Newkirk and William Caldwell were married at the Christian church with Rev. R. M. Sima officiating. Caldwell works for Virginian Railroad. guests include family on Walker Street and friends in Princeton. Also reports a reunion banquet for East River High School class of 1924, a silver tea by the True Blue class, and various local social events and methodist church activities.
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Bookle Brewator
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Princeton items mix lost watch and local notices
A mixed Princeton column reports a lost wrist watch on Walnut street near Hale avenue and seeks its return to Pan Roney. The page also includes real estate offers on Front street and Harrison street, a marriage license, a fiduciary appointment, and local news on hunting, road slides, a moonshine trap tale, a theater show, a jail sentence, an accident, and a high school basketball preview.
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Injunction Against Taxi Operators Disputed Match
An injunction blocks taxi driver J F Cox from competing in a Princeton Bluefield game tonight as the Tigers face off with a team in Charleston Cuba. The case centers on alleged primacy and fan action, with players from Bluefield and Princeton.
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Strides Toward Princeton City Growth in 1924
In 1924 Princeton advanced toward city prominence with a paving push, a $100,000 bond issue, and ongoing street improvements. About 1.25 miles paved. Walnut, Bee, Harrison streets, parts of Second and Straley, plus other sections. Building permits exceeded $500,000. major projects started or completed, including State's Pharmacy and several firms. ~100 new homes rose, sewer work added miles of lines and culverts. Industrial downturn at Virginia shops caused layoffs. some local firms bankrupt or for sale. Civic groups Rotary and Kiwanis emerged, boosting community spirit. merchants toured Virginia coal fields to promote shopping. In law matters, a taxi case upheld, affirming Power Company injunctions against drivers. executives DeJarnette and Shiff attended the hearing.
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Woodrum Tinning and Roofing Co
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Interesting Talks At Kiwanis Club Lunch
The Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon featured short talks by members including D. T. Carr who traced his career from youth to current business. Directors and officers spoke briefly and the secretary treasurer’s report was read and accepted. Attendance prize went to J. H. Lilly. Visitors Andrew Gott and Hode White attended. A directors meeting was set for Saturday evening at 7 30 to outline plans for the year.
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Five Days Extension for Auto Tax Payment
City Treasurer C. H. Shepherd extends the time to pay the city automobile license tax by five days due to a backlog of applicants. After January 6 no running automobiles will be allowed on city streets until license taxes are paid. State tags must be displayed with no grace period. drivers face arrest and fines for noncompliance. A 50 by 175 foot lot on an improved street is offered for $600 by Lily Land Company.
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Sale of St Paul Club Announced by Owner
St Paul Minnesota December 31 announcement that the St Paul Club of the American Association will be sold to a group led by R J Chennery of St Louis, veteran MLB scout, with John W Norton the long time owner confirming the sale. The parties involved in the transaction were not disclosed.
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Dance Friday Night at Eckman Cotillion Club
The Eckman Cotillion Club in Welch will host its second dance Friday January 4 at the Eckman club house. Woldewn eyera Orchestra of Huntington will provide the music and guests with invitations are expected to attend. decorations will feature holiday styling and a novelty from the orchestra.
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Welch Briefs A Tug River Lamaber Company Woupe Stolen
A woupe belonging to the Tug River Lamaber Company was stolen from in front of Hill Motor Company on Elkhorn Street Tuesday and recovered yesterday afternoon about 4:30 by Deputy Sheriff Hub Herndon. The woupe had been parked beside Pulaski Company office for a short time when spotted by the deputy, with officers previously watching for it.
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McDowell County
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Hatfield
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C. Hale
J. J. Christian
Adkin
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Browns Creek
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Jamey Hamillion
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Northfork
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Sandy River
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Hale
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Tug River Lamaber Company
Hill Motor Company
Elkhorn Street
Hub Herndon
Pulaski [You Company
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Busy Year for American Legion Post 3%
McDowell County Post No. 3%, the American Legion, closed the year with substantial work. Secretary G. C. Sexton reports 1924 as very busy, personally filling 1080 adjusted compensation applications for ex-service men across the county, with over 400 more seeking information at the post.
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McDowell County
Rick Legion
Acto
Complexion improved by Resinol products in Milwaukee testimonial
A Milwaukee reader recounts skin relief after trying Resinol Soap and Ointment. She notes itching and redness cleared within days, praises ongoing use and economy, and asserts her complexion is healthier and glowing now. Signed by Mrs. Kerings end fi t on request from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Md.
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Kerings
Resinol Chemica
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Usglate Well Realna Soap
Man Held for Grand Jury in Burglary Case
George Smith, a young man, was arrested early yesterday by Special Officer Red Col Mer on a burglary charge at the Eppling residence. Officers pursued after a sighting, shots fired, but no arrest then. Smith was held for a grand jury after a hearing in the mayor's court. police pursue a wave of burglaries by local youths.
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Negotiable notes to be paid to teachers in Derry township
Derry Pa December 31 (? ) Negotiable notes bearing six percent interest will be paid to the school teachers of Derry township during the remainder of the school year due to the district's financial condition. The board is without funds and next year's tax money will not be available until next fall. The note will become due October 1. The plan of payment by notes was advised by the state department.
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Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. Creamulsion, an emulsified creosote product, soothes inflamed membranes, kills germs, and delivers relief with twofold action. Creosote is described as a major healing agent, with additional elements to ease irritation and inflammation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfactory treatment and money refunds, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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