Sunday School Faith and Pantomime Parables At Princeton
Princeton social notes describe ready attendance and zeal for Sunday school with plans for fifty new members. Sunshine Class meets at 7:30 p.m. in the church basement. The BY. 1. U. presents pantomime parables at First Baptist church tonight, with costume and music. Class meeting postponed to Friday at 7:30 in Baptist close room. Princeton personals list local visitors including G W Bell and J H Goad and notes hospital and farm events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FE
T. HE. 1
Johny
Sunshine Clans of the Christian Church
Branch Wild Life League forms in West Virginia
A local branch of the Wild Life League of West Virginia was organized at a Monday night meeting with many sportmen hunters and supporters present. Officers include Hartley Sanders president W J Malcolm first vice president Sutcheon second vice president Dr W C Epling secretary and Dr Carl Smith treasurer. Committees cover fishing hunting game preserves membership and related duties with members named. Next meeting scheduled at the Virginian Hotel on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Life League of
West Virginia
Wild Life League
Hartley Sanders
W. J1. Malcolm
Sutcheon
W. C. Ep
Ajax Smith
C. S. Spangler
R. WB. Jackson
W. C. Fletcher
A. P. Spangler
Spangler
John Reynolds
Jim Osborne
Nelson Black
B. Whitt
J. C. Lilly
R. BE
Jackson
W. H. Wallingford
J. 13
Lambert
Carl Smith
J. M. Belcher
Paul Pierce Acquitted Maiming Harve Lucas
In circuit court the state faced Jamie K ing ie indicted for house breaking and larceny. A confession led to a nine month sentence with credit for prior imprisonment. The maiming case against Harve Lucas proceeded with twelve jurors remaining. Witnesses testified Paul Pierce allegedly struck Lucas, who after the fight bore injuries described as resembling someone run through a threshing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Kingie
Priosner
Patil
Pan Meareo
Harve Lutas
Paul Price
Harve Lucas
Circuit Court
Lucas
Pierce
Not Guilty Verdict and Local Court Hearings
A jury returned a not guilty verdict in one case. Several hearings are set for this morning including Stewart F blackwell facing embezzlement charges and Essie Poole charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Independents aim to defeat Morris Harvey with Dilaly Rhodes as high school coach and former star. The Princeton Independents boast a 25th straight win after a 28 to 17 victory over Mullens, with Rhodes Mahood Pendicton Rice Thorn likely starting tonight.
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Stewart F. Blackwell
Essie Poole
Morris Harvey
Dilaly Rhodes
Princeton Independents
Morris-Harvey
Kades Orat
Keyser Collegians
Independents
Mullens Quint
Mullens
Business Men Back Huckster License Tax Plan
The Business Men's Club endorsed a proposed license tax on hucksters and street vendors, presented by the Merchants Association for council action at the next meeting. The club discussed securing a daily city newspaper, agreeing to fund Ed Bentley of Lebanon, Tennessee, for the effort. Four new members were admitted, and the group planned to boost membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Association
Ed ‘Bentley
Lebanon
Tenn
Bentley
Circuit Court Sits Through Busy Session
Judge Herndon led a lengthy circuit court session yesterday morning crowding the county court from its new adjoining courtroom. The county court took its time and issued no contempt findings against the Welch jurist. A few chancery matters were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon
Clicuit
Dismissals Follow Docket Delays in Algonquin Securities Case
The Algonquin Coal Securities Company suit against the Algonquin Coal Company and others was debated at length. The court said a decree could not enter until the receiver gave an account of his stewardship, with attorneys to draft a comprehensive decree. Separate notes mention revivals, theater plans, school sports, an Americanism lecture, a drunken arrest, and local notices including theater ads and coal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Coal Securities
Algonquin Coal Company Et Atl
His &Twardship
Sensational Developments Expected in Cunningham Death Probe
Wheeling West Virginia January 20 sensational developments in the probe of the mysterious death of Miss Bertha Cunningham twenty four of Clarksburg at the North Wheeling hospital are promised by A G Schiffler Ohio county prosecutor at a formal inquest to be conducted by Coroner R G Hobbs Physicians who attended Miss Cunningham have been instructed to say nothing pending the inquest while the prosecutor and coroner refuse to divulge results of their investigations at present.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bertha Cunningham
Clarksburg
North Wheeling Hospital
A. G. Schiffler
Ohio County
R. G. Hobbs
Findlay
Misa Cunningham
Lost Sunday pocket book recovered by reward
A Princeton note reports a lost Sunday pocket book found and to be returned for a reward to Mrs. B. L. Thomas in Valley View Addition Princeton. The county clerk issued a marriage license for Grover C. McComas and Emma K. Stepleton of Welch. County court only briefly met to appoint deputy sheriffs for Rock district as records will show their names. Essie Bailey's condition improved. her father Rev. Thomas Priddy returned to the coal fields. COATA New River stokeless eye cost and Pioneer Coal Co. price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Thomas
Valley View Addition
Princeton
County Clerk's Office
Grover C. McComas
Ite
Emma K. Stepleton
Welch
Rock District
Essie Bailey
Thomas Priddy
Surprise party honors Mrs Herzbran in Welch home
Mrs Ti Kaizen and Mrs Lee Bilars hosted a surprise birthday party for their mother Mrs J Herzbran at Kaizen home. Guests arrived to find her already there. prizes awarded for bridge and word games. refreshments and a birthday cake served. Guilds and social groups hold Thursday meetings as Welch community notes flow with local visits and upcoming arrangements for crippled children care through Rotary and Shrine support.
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TI. Kaizen
Lee Bilars
J. Herzbran
Kaizen
J. B. Holler
Wiegand
Tierzbrun
The
Methodist Church
L. H. Woods
Boy Jumps From Moving Train Sparks Fearful Chase
A six year old boy on a Fairmont to Gary journey awoke during a stop at Mohawk and leaped from the moving coach. The child, dreaming of his mother, ran along the track as the train pulled away and was later found by officials in Welch. The incident prompted a search and involved Superintendent Jindleston of Mohawk mine. Local notices follow, including community updates from War Eagle and Welch, and memorial resolutions for Mrs Armanda Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora McCorkle
Fairmont
Gary
Mohawk
Nother
Rotary aids crippled boy to attend business college
Edward W. Womack, chairman of the Welch Rotary Club crippled children's committee, helps a nineteen year old one-armed boy pursue education at a business college. The committee handles cases of crippled children aged fourteen or under, but this case was brought to the directors for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Womack
Welch Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Wader
Womack
Bowyd
Aspiroval Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Aspiroval as superior to whiskey for colds and flu. It claims laboratories endorse the two minute relief, with a money back guarantee if symptoms do not fade. It urges purchase at drugstores and consumption by adults and children alike.
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Everyody
District Governor to Address Welch Kiwanis Meeting
Welch Kiwanis Club hosts district governor Warren A. Wilson for the noon program at the Baptist church Wharaday. The meeting marks Kiwanis anniversary and Harding Memorial Week with plans to fund a Harding memorial in Stanley Park Vancouver. The project, international in scope, echoes President Harding on friendship between Canada and the United States and includes a pledge to uphold goodwill and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Kiwanis Club
Warren A. Wilson
Kiwanis Clubs
Harding
Kiwanis International
Stanley Park
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
United States
T Harding
Governor to Attend Kiwanis State Meeting in Sistersville
District Governor Warren A. Wilson departs Sunday for Sistersville to attend the state Kiwanis meeting with trustees and related events planned by the entertainment committee.
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Goveror
Warren A. Wilson
Sistersville
The
Kiwanis
Rustees
Miss Huth C Philpott Dies at 28 in Yukon
Miss Huth C Philpott aged twenty eight sister of Mrs D D Hatfield of Yukon died Monday night at 9 oclock at the Hattie home. Death was caused by heart failure. The body prepared for burial by J W Luther Welch and sent to Gassett Va for burial. Miss Philpott was a school teacher at Yukon and had many friends in the county since coming from Bassett. Names, dates, and places are given for context.
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Huth C. Phinnott
D. D. Hatfield
Yukon
Hattie
J. W. Luther
Welch
Gassett
American Legion Drive Boosts Membership Effort
A heated court session ends with a 650 dollar sentence as the American Legion drive heats up announced at the Memorial Building. Captain Powell reports Red Sea and Blue team actions with Coach Bell Eubank guiding the Blues while Den nen rumors circulate. A large Memorial Building meeting is set for the evening with planned entertainment and a surprise for Red Collier, promising value for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Memorial
Trai
Bob Powell
Red Sea
Bell Eubank
Blues
Hie
Chick Dennen
War Eagle News Business Trip Reports
Ken McCormick made a business trip to Williamson where Mandy Ceo was mentioned. W Coffey spent two days in Willison for business matters. Kark Cine and Vetle were noted, and Pred went to Laegur on Saturday to take up some tasks.
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Charlie West
Big Sandy
War Eagle
P. B. Moring
Seaboard Aly Ling Railway Company
Lurich
Nettie Pannel
Cambria
Fred D. Price
Lawrence Cole
Williams
Mstsey
Clara
Bessie Holbrook
War Eagle Mines
Te Dorine Wilson
Lenoir
Lvemnt
H. A. Radford
Williamson
Fogieman
Glen Alum
Ken McCormick
Williamson Mandy
W. Coffey
Willison
Kark Cine Iui
Laegur
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Emma Peck
G. W
C. C. Bell
Coopers
Jada. Parson
A. W. Harman
C. H. Cumby
Lijah Brown
Brame Well
J. H. Goad
Charleston
Theelty
W. Vi. Godfrey
Matoake
W.H. Roberts
Morgantown
G. C. Caffee
Harrison Street
Hoanoke
Ilea Hambreth
Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Royal Today
James Cruze
Paramount
Betty
Sloan
Paul Pierce
Compson
Bailey
Dodo Baxter
New York
Nile
Kate
Princeton Stude School
Princeton High School
Beckley Boys
Beckley Girls
Blacksburg
Court House
Thomas
Po- Hee
GC. H. Shepherd
Vermilyea Rumberg
Rumberg
James Stuze
Royal Theater
New River
Princeton Coal Company
Robert Lilly
Weekley
Zack Evans
One
McDowell Cooutry
Montreal
Betty Compson
Sloan's
Mcdowell County
Social News
McDowell
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
J. W. Price
J. Winfield Tule
Bluefield
Robinson
Taeger
Harry Garber
Men's Mart
Huntington
Nev
J. M. Wysor
Ineger
English
Ashland
M. K. Murphy
R. A. Lambie
West Virginian Department of Mines
Iieuity
Squire A. C. Nufford
Hinefield
McGinnia Hatfield
Little Andrew, Jr
Mgr
Andrew Leckle
Joseph M. Crockett
Roadoke
John H. Crockett
Crockett
Trigg Tabor
Lynchburg
Ma ‘Tabor
Grace Hospital
Noiary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce and
Barbee
Mr. Womack
Joseph Ruffner
Bert Kedem
My. Womack
Ruffner
St. Louis
Welch Rotary
Ktyffner
Lad of
Him
Thomas Buchanan
Gilbert Creek
A, Jl, Flippo
Tsaban
Barnett
Armanda Cartwright
Eastern Star
Welch Daily News
Felerah
Natella B. Carter
Cecil A. Collier
Jess Witte
Welch Briefs
Norman Quesenberry
Blanch Wise
Burroughs
Sharif McGinnis Hatfiel
AleDowell County
KW. Wb. Ballard
State
Ax Commissioner's Office
Floyd Waldron
Atea
Fort
Red) Cory
Carter
Thin City
Swope Riley Company
Mr Cory
John Angelo
Melowell Courty
A. Styrother
Strother
WAR Eagle News
Bath
Bayer
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