Double Princeton Weddings in Bristol Virginia
Itt Princeton Social Circles reports two popular couples from Princeton, Miss Mabel Vendieton and Mr. Roy Brown, and Miss Wilma Hazlett and Mr. Clyde Caldwell, were married in Bristol Virginia on July 18. The brides are active in social and church work, with Brown employed by the Virginian Railway and Caldwell aiming for a mechanical school in Detroit. The couples plan future moves, with Brown and his wife settling in Princeton and Caldwell heading to Detroit in the autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Princeton
Mabel Vendieton
Roy Brown
Wilma Hazlett
Clyde Caldwell
Eggleston Springs
Caldwell
W. W.lett
Harrison Street
Brown
W. D. Penteton
Hale Avenue
Fast River High School
Concord College
Virginianilway
Quinwell
John L. Caldwell
Reynolds Avenue
East River High School
Mr. Brown
Neeton
The
Virginian Railway
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Caldwell
Detroit
Mr. Caldwell
Annual Picnic At Mercy Healing Springs Planned
The D. T. Carr Sunday school calls for the annual picnic at Mercy Healing Springs tomorrow afternoon with assembly at 4:30 at the church. Bring basket lunches and husbands as guests. Cars will be available to transport attendees to the picnic grounds. In Princeton personals Alma Perdue of Elkhorn visited on return to Concord after a weekend with family. Gypsy Lee Pine returned from White Sulphur Springs where she played in a West Virginia tennis tournament. Mr and Mrs W H Witt and family, after a week at Norfolk and Ocean View, returned to their Eighth Street home.
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D. T. Carr
Mercer Healing Springs
Princeton
Alma Perdue
Elkhorn
Concord
Gypsy Lee Pine
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
W. H. Witt
Norfolk
Ocean View
Eighth Street
Mon
Kimball Kiwanis Club
McDowell County Country Club
North Fork Kiwanis Club
Country Club
North Fork
Keystone
Franklin K. Day
Coalwood
Frank Wright Jr
Grace Hospital
Charlies F. Hicks
Thomas H. 5
Curd
Welch
John K. Neilson
Dallas
Tex
G. L. Straub
Une
John D. Nash
War
L. H. Clark
Helen
Lewis
Kyle
Catherine Rhodes
Mountain Lake
B. W. Doss
Crumpler
P. H. Epperly
Kimball
Gasper Bailey
Isaac Johnson
Leckie
Barker
Gary National Bank
Virginia Motor Trip Draws Interest and Visits
The report notes a group traveling by automobile through Virginia visiting numerous points of interest. The journey reflects a popular form of travel and sightseeing during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce Takes No Action on Merger
At the weekly luncheon the chamber discussed a potential stand on the Virginian and Norfolk Western merger. No action was taken. a committee to cooperate with coal operators was suggested. Other items included paving Straley Avenue and school opening dates for August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Virginian Way
Norfolk and Western
Y Sanders
L. R. Taylor
George Cushing
Washington
Taylor
Chamber
Sanders
Virginian
Unnn
National Producing Co
Princeton
Straley Avenue
D. H. Thornton
G. J. Wood
Board of Education
Mandeville
Japanese Women Seek Right to Practice Law
Tokyo July 28 Japanese women would be allowed to practice law in the courts if a measure from the Woman Suffrage Party passes the next diet session. A party leader said women barristers would be on the same level as men and cited their proven competence in treating crime and family issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Empire
Woman Suffrage
Murder Trial Day in State v Davis at Kings Siding
The State's case against Jerry Davis for the February murder of L Demery at Kings Siding dominated criminal court proceedings. Witness testimony described Demery's confrontation with Davis and the fatal wrench blows as the victim neared a railroad foreman, with defense claiming a pistol presence and Demery’s aggression. The jury retired at 5 and, after nearly an hour, returned without a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Davis
L. Demery
King’s Siding
John J
Ight
Demery
Hight
George Sims
Davis
John Hight
Mr. Hight
Cragg
Vis
Sims
Davie
Princeton Notices and Advertisements in Brief
For sale One unit of American Finance Stock. For information call 30 Princeton. Rent an eight room home on North Walker Street with hardwood finish water heat and electric range installed. Pentecostal tent meeting held in East Princeton Thorn Street and Wickham Avenue led by pastor of Pentecostal Holiness church. Hearings for Jacy Lilly Jennings Lilly C Lilly and Lee Farley arrested Sunday by Sheriff Crumpecker on moonshine charges resulted in thirty days in jail and $1 fines plus costs. Hugh Lilly is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Finance
Call 30
Princeton
Peters
Walker Street
Frince
T. Peters
Thorn Street
Wickham Avenue
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Jacy Lilly
Jennings Lilly
C. Lilly
Lee Farley
G. H. Crumpecker
Flat Top
T. Hubbard
Hugh Lilly
Tests Made On Sugar To Eliminate Juice
Havana July 28. Tests at Central Hershey near Havana show direct manufacture of granulated sugar from cane juice is a commercial possibility. Milton S Hershey, owner of four Cuban sugar mills, has pursued a system to skip the raw juice refining stage. A chemist’s experiments reportedly proved large scale white sugar production can compete with the existing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Central
New Road Design Urged For Heavy Trucks
Washington reports that Agriculture Department surveys recommend thicker road edges than centers to handle heavy trucks that travel mainly on the outer lanes due to their lower speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Funeral for Virginian yardmaster Warren set at Methodist church
Funeral service for Fred R Warren aged 46 yardmaster for Virginian Railway to be held at 2 pm at the Methodist church. Burial under the auspices of Odd Fellows and Order of Railroad Conductors. Warren found dead from acute dilation of the heart yesterday at 8:42 am near Brush Fork yard. He is survived by a widow and three children. Virginian Railway insured Warren for 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Warren
Virginian Railway Company
Brush Ork
Methodist Church
Thomas Priddy
Odd Fellows and Order of Railroad
Mr. Warren
Warren
Crumpecker
Dickerson
Memorial Hospital
Gott’s
Wolds Avenue
Fred Warren
Virginian Railroad
Virginian
The
Peake
Ohio
Monroe County
Hinton
Clifford
Nadine
Helen
Virginian Railway Company Group
Subterranean water tracing in Mammoth Cave begins
Louisville scientists trace cave waterways by injecting dyes into surface streams. Researchers monitor dye movement to map ancient passages and connections within Mammoth Cave system.
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Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Trial of Walls on rape charges in McDowell court
In McDowell county a 13 year old Wilmore girl testified before a jury about sexual assault by Watt Walls, a Wilmore area section hand. Walls was found guilty with mercy recommended. Judge Strother sentenced him to twenty years hard labor in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Walls
MacDowell County
Wilmore
McDowell County
James A. Strother
Walls
Mercy
Strother
G. L. Counts
Reno Howard
Harvey Trent
Mullens
Matney
Thes
Trent
Cecil H. Riley
Northfork
Fleming Jones
Welch
Howard
Welch Briefs and Local Society Notes
A county clerk issued a marriage license to B N Horn age 54 and Rhoda Compton age 48, both of Paynesville. Kiwanis clubs in Kimball Welch host picnics and plan visits, with awards of good will and family guests. Welch enforces a speed law to improve safety, while accidents prompt investigations and obituaries. Local residents attend hospital visits, travel to Madison and Mountain Lake, and plan trips. other notes include births, visits, and community events.
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B. N. Horn
Rhoda Compton
Paynesville
Colored man dies in high speed automobile wreck
Abe Hays a taxi driver and passenger in a car driven by Gray died from chest injuries after the vehicle plunged over a steep embankment on Anawalt road in the early morning. Three other colored men were injured, including Arthur Askey who suffered a badly wrenched knee. others escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawalt
Yesterrad
Coorgs Cory
Colored Tay
Abe Hays
Hays
Ranawalt
Welch Hospital
Gray
Arthur Askey
Seri
Mountain Folk of Tennessee Honor Bryan in Service
The Tennessee congregation pays tribute to William Jennings Bryan calling him a faithful servant of Jesus Christ. A Methodist minister recalls Bryan speaking at services on his death day, praying for the Holy Spirit and blessing the church. He notes Bryan faced death bravely, likening him to a martyr who died with a smile. The service closed with the hymn We Gather at the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Kingdom of Jesus Christ
Bryan
Church of Jesus Christ
New world's records at Aurora drive by Etta Drusen and Crawford
Etta Drusen bay mare by Hirtawah driven by Tommy Murphy set a new six furlong mark of 301-5 in the opening program at the grand circuit meeting in Aurora Illinois. Crawford bay gelding by Belwin, driven by Murphy, won the Fox Valley stake and San Frisco faded late. Ribbon Cane won two first-day events and a new harness racing system with heats as races debuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
Etta Drusen
Hirtawah
Tommy Murphy
North Randall
Cleveland
Lady Aletaire
Murphy
Ribbon Cane
Peter Moff
Edward Peterson
Omaha
Fox Valley
Crawford
Belwin
Sonia
Edward Bbaker
St. Charles
Chet Cay
San Frisco
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Itt
J. K. Ball
the Collection Service CO
Mercer St
W. Va
MME. Savver
Woolworth
Princeton, W. Va
Cused
Chase
Lilly
Boeria Bill Reynolds
Frank Akers
Ingleside
Elmore
Chap Johnson
Office of the Peace
T. C. Hubbard
R. C. Mottley
Blackstone
Sue
Ridge
Bluefield Road
B. McKenzie
O. EB. Jones
Beechfork
W. V. Croughan
Motley
Ford
Ball Realty Co
the Bank of Princeton
Daily News Review
Criminal
Skinner Rogers
Os Keystone
TANG
RAN _ Ramo s, ome cH
Welch Briefs
Ously
E. B. Martin
Page Undertaking Co
Maurice Rosenweig
Rose Hughes
Buchanan
Mr. Hughes
Charles F. Hicks
Squire H. H. Hagerman
Dan
Eugene H. Lopinsky
Col
Harry Bank
Madison
Belman Shore
Mountain Folk OF
Tennessee
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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