Forum Literary Club Holds February Meeting
Forum Literary Club members gathered at Mrs. L. J. Sheppard's Reynolds avenue home for the monthly session on Old New and Mysterious. Mrs. Vermillion led, with talks on Ruth Esther and Jonah, a Bible study, and a discussion of Roberts Rules of Order.
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Forum Literary Club
L. J. Sheppard
Reynolds Avenue
KR. N. Vermillion
Vermillion
I. H. Fry
E. K. Ketron
Sheppard
Cummings
Minnie Sue Barger
Local Society Notes and Court Visit Mentioned
Miss Kathryn Witt on Eighth street recovers from diphtheria after a week of illness. Mrs. Henry Shepherd of Christie avenue improves from a severe cold and neuritis. The Rev. Baylor of Bluefield visited the Priddy family yesterday. RK. A. Meadows spends a few days visiting friends. Squire H. I. Cook of Matoaka attends criminal court here.
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Kathryn Witt
W. H. Witt
Eighth Street
Henry Shepherd
Christie Avenue
Licenses Issued for Local Marriages in Princeton Area
County court clerk records show marriages for William Kellen and Minnie Cousin of Bluefield and James Hairston and Mary Davis of Coopers. Also notes on cold snap, smoke alarm at Mrs Witt's home, Modern Woodmen officers, and upcoming events at Walker Hall.
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William Kellen
Minnie Cousin
Bluefield
James Hairston
Mary Davis
Coopers
Woodmen of America
Walker Hall
T. W. Kell
H. H. Richards
W. B. McClaugherty
H. F. Hunter
L. E
Charles Tabor
Trial begins in Henry Tinsley murder case
Criminal court yesterday opened the trial of Henry Tinsley charged with killing Howard Berry on Crane Creek. Prosecutors allege Tinsley fired the fatal shot in a confrontation that ended Berry's life, as evidence and testimony were introduced.
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Henry Tinsley
Howard Berry
Crane Creek
Trial of Tinsley case looms large in county court
Witnesses describe a fatal shooting in which Berry was found dead after Tinsley entered the house. George Wright testified that he saw Tinsley enter, heard two shots, and later found Berry dead. Though Tinsley carried a shotgun, the wounds indicate a pistol was used. The trial may extend into tomorrow as the docket runs behind.
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Berry
George Wright
Wright
Tinsley
Barry
Epsonade Salts Tastes Like Lemonade For Constipation Relief
Pure Epsom Salts claimed to be unmatched for constipation biliousness and sick headache. Doctors and nurses rely on it as a gentle effective laxative that never grips. Epsonade Salts adds fruit derivative salts to pure Epsom to create a pleasant taste and low price.
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Epsom
Complete Cure of Rupture Promoted by Carpenter Ad
A carpenter Eugene Pulien offers a claimed nonoperative rupture cure in Manasquan New Jersey. He states no operation or time loss is needed and invites readers to write for full information.
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Peoem Png
Porus
Eugene _ Pulien
Marcellne Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
SINGER MAUD PRIDDY BAiley DIES AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Princeton mourns the death of Maud Priddy Bailey at age thirty from an embolism after a ten day illness. She leaves husband Essie E. Bailey son James Priddy parents Rev Thomas and Mrs Priddy and sisters Mary and Warnestine. A contralto singer and Centenary Conservatory graduate she often performed at funerals and served as a devoted church worker. Funeral at First Methodist church Friday 2 30 pm with pastors and honorary pallbearers.
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Princeton
Maud Priddyiley
Memorial Hospital
Bailey
Maud Priddy Bailey
Essie E. Bailey
James Priddy
Thomas Priddy
Mary
Warnestine Priddy
Centenary Conservatory
Cleveland
Tenn
First Methodist Church
Bluefield
Traveling expenses deductions under the 1924 revenue act
The article explains how traveling costs can be deducted from gross income when trips are strictly business related. It covers reimbursements, salaries with allowances, required substantiation, and what counts as reasonable and necessary. It also notes commuting as a personal expense and adds a humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer quote about congressmen.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Fairy Queen Grants Race Horse Wish In Automobile Tale
In a fairy tale, the horse Frank desires speed and is transformed into a black automobile owned by Mr. O'Neil. The Fairy Queen warns of risks and urges restraint as the auto races away, while a blue butterfly carries three riders overhead. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the queen cautions about racing.
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Nancy
Fairy Queen
Y- O'Neil
Frank
Nick
Mr. Oneil
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Ofice
H. Witt
Witt
Royal Theatre
Frank Lieyd
Essie Bailey
Kiwanis Club
Virginian Hotel
Princeton High
Bristol
Peggy Paige
Madden
Peggy Page
Hadden’'s
Bath
Kirk Street
East
Prince‘ton
Modern Woodmen of America
Underwood
Monroe
Bradmann Building
Pathe
P. O
W. Va
Epoom
Newark Ledger
Princeton Department Store
Bolivia
Maxwell House
Campbell
Lot Boy
Mercer and Bee Sts
Harry Dietz
Masonic Bldg
Princeton, W. Va
Washington
Alice Robertson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dficerie Meme
Olive Roberts
the Black Race Horse
Wina
Royal
Milton Sills
Enid Bennett
Lloyd Hughes
Wallace Beery
Hixot National Picture
Seven Seas
Kets
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