Princeton clan gathers for Gleaners class party night
About seventy five members of the Gleaners class and guests enjoyed a quiet Thursday evening at the Virginia Motel. The program featured welcome addresses, music by Miss Meredith, and humorous token moments. Officers were welcomed and the event closed with a benediction, as attendees recalled the year’s memories and planned for future meetings.
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Virginia
H.C. Sutheerland
J. J. Ball
W. D. Shut
Mary Rolus
Misa Meridith
Monica Kennedy
Torstinistroan
Tose Pine
Tresale Williamson
Mina Nellie Mitchell
Vreasu
Misa Pearl Riner
Vearle Riner
Bob Spengler
Waite
Ogle
Princeton Paragraphs Snowy Town Scene and Court Terms
Residents enjoyed a snowy afternoon as stray flurries layered streets while court actions stretched into Monday morning. The upcoming trial term opens Monday with a regular session expected to bring a large crowd and local interest.
Supreme Court to Hear Princeton Power Company Appeal
The Supreme Court granted Princeton Power Company permission to appeal a circuit court ruling dissolving an injunction against taxi drivers. Through general counsel H DeJarnette the company seeks a definitive ruling on whether taxis can operate on a rate basis with established transportation contracts, under state licensing rules. The power company argues drivers lacked right to carry passengers as regulated by the state road commission.
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Supreme Court
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Circuit Court
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Ita
H . DeJarnette
J. J. Cox
Bluebolt
Rollei
Heensen
State Road Commission
Marttey| Sipders
W. M. Smith
C.K. Calloway
W. JH. Sweerey
Ireme Court
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Princeton Churches Set Morning Services and Talk
In Princeton Episcopal Church Rev Jennings W W loab Ron presides with an 7:40 service and 9:45 Sunday school and adult Bible class. Presbyterian Church Rev G If Phipps leads 11 o’clock service featuring Me Samiurt P Fulton missionary to Japan. women’s societies meet at 8:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Subject: The Christian Race.
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Japan
One Minute Talks by Rotarians Feature Luncheon
Rotary Child weekly luncheon at the Virginian Tales featured one minute talks from attendees with humorous anecdotes. Highlight was Dr Samuel P Fulton of Kobe Japan, a Presbyterian missionary, discussing highway improvement and education in Japan over eight years. He noted compulsory primary schooling with at least ninety eight percent compliance. Visitors included Miss Mattie.
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Sanuel P. Fulton
Kobe
Japan
Teresse
Fulton
Miss Mattie
Rotary signs planned for roads and stations
The Rotary Club directors decided to purchase three specially designed Rotary signs to place at various points on roads and near stations, enhancing visibility for the organization. The item mentions names associated with the club and related figures, though some text is unclear.
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Ierinist
Ami
Pe Shute
D. P B. Hutchinson
Terkley Stotarian
Weldon J. Wade
Bloomington
AL W. Reynolds
Quincy Shunk
Priceton
Paris society and sporting world on stage in Fighting Blood
A mile a minute farcical comedy featuring Bril and Handy in a lively Paris society and sports world. The production crowds a standout cast as it delivers rapid humor and witty banter in a bustling show.
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Bril
Handy
Mayor confined by illness in Welch and McDowell County
The Welch area reports Mayor Blankeley ordered to stay in his home due to an illness. A series of local arrests followed including Chester Hawkins and others for vandalism at a Browns Creek district school. Memorial events and funeral arrangements for Hugh G. Maloney are announced by veterans groups with services planned at Ve Waele Methodist Church and Maple Will Cemetery.
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Perrons
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Hugh
Matongy
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Resolutions Adopted Death Mrs Maloney
At the American Legion meeting a resolution was adopted honoring Mrs Hugh G Maloney wife of Commander Hugh G Maloney who died Thursday afternoon. The post extends sympathy to the family and notes the late member’s service and dedication.
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HH. L. Bingham
Highlind Avenue
America Legion
Ian Memorial
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Malonay
Comrat de Mugh G. Maloney
Iid
Hug Cy Maloy
The
American Legion
Father Accused by Sixteen Year Old Girl
Carre Odom a sixteen year old girl testified in a local court that she was assaulted by a man named Odum from Laudarak. TheMagistrate’s court heard the preliminary law hearing and remanded the suspect for the grand jury.
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Migge
Laudarak
Hutstard
Odom
preuUta Lawry
Hiagistrate
Couc
Cenart
Senate debates on departments and budgets in early session
A noisy session voices debate over a proposed Department of Noronmulles and a War Department appropriation. Mention of Senate consideration at the Meladden 611 and intervention by Associate Justice Holmes is noted alongside committees reviewing enforcement and policy. Local visitors, business figures, and social events are listed in Welch and nearby towns.
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Tani
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Senate Interstate Commerce
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Coal
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Alo
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Gargle throat with aspirin advice from old text
A garbled fragment instructs gargling with aspirin dissolved in water, mentioning Bayer, aspirin tablets, and throat use. The text is incomplete and contains mis-spellings, with unclear usage and mixtures. It appears as an OCR error from a historical notice or health column.
Rotarians Roar With Laughter At Wel Chromatic Meeting
Welch Notary club gathered for a noon meeting that featured entertaining acts by Henry Mire Waldie Gwynn and Prof Mes Ther and Prof Isnt. Welch high school orchestra, directed by Dorothy Janet, performed with students Russell Thufford Kenneth Banks Kermit Hunter Phil Banks Russell Meyer and Mantie Solins. Edw Massena Wo Tivaet spoke on work of the crippled child committee, and committees for a February 20 event were listed with chairs for program banquet decorations music and invitations. Mesmerizing stunts including a trance act and a chest mallet break stunned the audience.
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Wdldie Gwynn
Mes- Ther
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Dhatriet
Ciu
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Botchert
C. H. Smithay
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H. J. Dollinger
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M. G. Campbell
Chatrman
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Gwynn
W. Curry
Sunne
McFadden Bill Debated to Reform Banking Rules
Washington lawmakers debate the McFadden bill to tighten national bank rules and curb branch expansion. Rep. Nelson accuses the measure of pork barrel benefits for big bankers, while McFadden and allies defend it as vital to reform the federal reserve system and level competition with state banks.
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Madison Square Garden to be memorial building
New York January 9 YP The name of Madison Square Garden will be perpetuated in a 5 500 000 memorial building a complete amusement and exhibition plant to be the largest concerted epic centre in the world work on the new structure already begun and slated to open October 15 this year likely with the annual horse show Promoter George Pex Richard and a group including Jobo ALiglbig General V T Coleman Dupont Kermit Roosevelt PAL 8S Franklin Mathew C Brush outline a two level 23 000 seat facility replacing the old Madison Square Garden later razed plans include rail and amenities for sport social functions industrial displays and conventions The Republican National convention of 1928 is mentioned as a possible factor in early planning
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Rickard
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Jong
Olympic
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Embargo on Grain Shipments to Baltimore Declared
Baltimore officials say the Pennsylvania Railroad imposed an embargo on grain shipments for about a month after more than 11,000,000 bushels piled in pork elevators. Western Maryland Railroad followed suit as storage filled, with only the Baltimore and Ohio Railway offering limited space. Officials cite weaker export demand and growing port grain value, estimated over 20 million dollars in elevator stock.
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Millers Obtain Mawmaun In League Move
New York reports former Pittsburg and Brooklyn NL pitcher Al Mammax, a 1924 New York Americans member, has been sold outright to the Minneapolis club of the American Association amid league roster shuffles last month.
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