Sessions Of Circuit Court To Be Resumed Today
Circuit court sessions resume in Princeton with road right case against Fannie Millis and Joseph M Caffee among condemnations and a FE V Blankenship suit against C B Martin and J H Martin on the docket. Bank of Pocahontas judgment action against L W Boykin docketed tomorrow. Next Monday adds several condemnation suits and thirty more petit jurors report for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Fannie Millis
Joseph M. Caffee
FE. V. Blankenship
C. B. Martin
J. H. Martin
Bank of Pocar Hontas
L. W. Boykin
County Court Adjourns as Canvassing Board Meets
Beaver Pond precincts determine Republican slate with Lilly beating Ferguson 718 to 689 and Stahlman top with 1,296 votes while Miss Mary Greene Bowling leads with 1,166. Fanning 5,272 Crumpecker 5,252 in sheriff nomination contest. Crumpecker may contest within ten days. Next court session is June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Pond
Circuit Court
G. H. Crumpecker
J. C. Fanning
Daily Telegraph
Fanding
Croker
Fanning
Sam Lambert
Crumpecker
Lilly
R. B. Ferguson
C. C. Stahlman
Mary Greene Bowling Wen High
Princeton Area Personal Notices Report Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Al R Minor of Fredericksburg Virginia hosted visitors from Princeton including Mrs Cleghorn and family at Indian Mills West Virginia. Clarence Carbaugh and daughter Bettie Mae visited relatives in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg, Va
F. Cleghorn
Park
Stafford
Indian Mille
W. Va
Clarence Carbaugh
Bettie Mae
Rigemont
L. B. Carbaugh
Princeton
K. W. M. Morrell
Eon
Jimmy
Emory and Henry College
Emory, Vata
J. H. Gadd
Ruby
W. E
Maith
Mutlel
H. M. Spotte
J. H
No Sleep No Rest Stomach Gas Cited as Cause
Mrs A Cloud says years of bad stomach and gas left her nervous and unable to sleep. Ad lerika relieved stomach trouble and she now sleeps fine. Goodykoontz Drug Co and Mankla's Pharmacy Princeton by K B Spangier Co.
Tragedy Of Robert Morris And Echoing Temple Wonders
A late 19th century column discusses yesterday’s cartoon about Robert Morris and the Speaking Stone in Peiping’s Heaven Temple. It also recounts the first Anglo Chinese War opium destruction and a Japanese memorial Buddha from No Man’s Land, later enshrined in Tokyo for spiritual protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Heaven
No- Man's Land
Paoshan Road
Tokyo
Ministry of the Navy
Shanghai
Week of Visiting Friends and Local Notices
Day from Morgantown details visits by students and locals to and from Morgantown West Virginia Norfolk Winchester Hinton Huntington and Glen Rogers with multiple families and individuals named. The feature film She Wanted a Millionaire at the Royal theater starred Joan Bennett Spencer Tracy Una Merkel and James Kirkwood with Hollywood glamour at a Society Arts ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Jackyle
University of West Virginia
Merrill Calloway
College Avenue
Norfolk
W. S. Dangerfield
W. W. Rogers
Highland Avenue
Keyser, Elking
Cumberland
Winchester
Paul Gore
Cecil Gore
Rivers Johnston
Hinton
Harold Thorp
Charleston
W. Va
Joan Bennett
Fox
Royal Theater Today
Spencer Tracy
Una Merkel
James Kirkwood
Hollywood
Royal Program Hints at Overlooked Happiness at Home
A hometown feature suggests women chase glittering pursuits while true joy lies nearby at home, urging a shift from outward glamour to domestic fulfillment. The piece uses a reflective tone to critique pursuit of status over family contentment.
Drafts Issued for Registrars in Primary Election
The county court issues drafts for 156 registrars who listed voters. At ten cents a name and two days at two dollars per day, the sum totals 3,849.20. Election officers will receive their drafts in July.
Vaccination Drive Serves 619 At Local High School
The state health department mobile unit inoculated 619 people at the high school building on Tuesday. Typhoid shots went to 407, diphtheria antitoxin to 139, and 13 received smallpox vaccines. Next clinics are planned for Glenwood, Stony Gap, and other towns with hours 8:30 to 6. Dr. C F Lewis directs the unit with nurse Dorothy Spangler and Dr. Sam R Holroyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Health Unit
State Health Department
Tuesaday
Princeton
Glenwood
Athens
Stony Gap
Brushfork
Nemours
Elgood
Larona
C. F. Lewis
Mise Dorothy Spangler
Sam R. Holroyd
Administrators Appointed in Local Estates and Domestic Case
John M. McCue named administrator of A. G. McCue estate with $5,000 bond. William A. and A. F. McCue as sureties. Eugene Hahle appointed administrator of W. T. Kahle estate with $500 bond. S. A. Kahle as surety. Beverly Harman, E. G. Hicks and P. Hutton named appraisers. Karl Umbarger fined $16.50 for beating wife and placed under $300 bond to keep peace for four months after threatening to kill Ethel Umbarger. Umbarger arrested at Bent Mountain home by Sheriff J. Otis Bowling and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McCue
A. G. McCue
William A
A. F. McCue
G. T. Thornhill
Fred M. Hawley
Wilson
Eugene Hahle
W. T. Kahle
S. A. Kahle
Beverly Harman
E. G. Hicks
P. Hutton
Karl Umbarger
D. T. Carr
Ethel
Umbarger
Eurety
Bent Mountain
Plymouth District
J. Otis Bowling
L. J. Chambers
Sherif J. H. Price
L. BE. Gadd
Suit filed in circuit court by Minnie Reese against Joseph KE Reese
Chancery matter entered yesterday with June rules. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buchanan and daughter from Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Buchanan of Camp Creek, Mrs. T. M. Mounts and daughter Ella of Majestic Kentucky, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Long of Lingide West Virginia visiting the Buchanan household in Bluefield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Reese
Joseph KE. Reese
Ed Buchanan
Charleston
Harrison Buchanan
Camp Creek
T. M. Mounts
Ella
Majestic, Ky
T. W. Long
Lingide
W. Va
R. C. Buchanan
Bluefield Avenue
Attendees Listed for Delta Sigma Formal at Bluefield Club
The Delta Sigma formal drew a group at the Bluefield Country Club Saturday evening including Misses Hortense League Helen Ball Edna Perkin Mary Elizabeth Hare and Messrs Edward Thornton Godfrey Elliott F Ray Power Elwood Peters Jene White Dale Burton and Glen Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma
Bluefield Country Club
Misses Hortense League
Helen Ball
Edna Perkin
Mary Elizabeth Hare
Edward Thornton
Godfrey Elliott
F. Ray Power
Elwood Peters
Jene White
Dale Burton
Glen Workman
Circles of Women’s Missionary Society to Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society circles plan meetings Thursday June 2 with Circle 1 led by Mrs. R B McNutt at Mrs Hinty's home on Third street and Circle 2 led by Mrs J L Caldwell at Mrs Ritter's home. Circle 3 led by Mrs G H Crumpecker will convene Thursday evening at a to be announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
R. B. McNutt
J. K. Hinty
Buchanan
Hinty
Third Street
J. L. Caldwell
Guy Ritter
Johnson
Ritter
G. H. Crumpecker
Mra
W. E. Francis
Hale Avenue
Circle 4
H. C. Wella
Brown and Ralston
Mra. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Circle 5
Roy Eades
J. P. McNutt
Center Street
L. M. Selvey
Mary Oney
Fannie Dulaney
Mra. Oney
Straley Avenue
J. C. Meador
J. H. Reynolds
Floyd Henderson
Reynolds
Floyd Langford
D. L. Casey
Highland Avenue
For Rent Three Furnished Rooms in Quiet Home
Three furnished rooms available with bath light heat and hot water included. Suitable for a man and wife. Phone 407-L.
Disappearance and social circles loom in Carolina notice
Nation-wide search for C Hege Kapp, son of a Winston-Salem physician, missing weeks before graduation from the University of Carolina. Local circles list leaders and hostesses in Round Table groups from Circle 4 to Circle 9 with meetings and addresses. Probate court judges Alfred Blankenship for one year in a criminal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hege, Kapp
Winston-Salem, N. C
University of Carolina
George L. Dillard
Alfred Blankenship
Funeral Rites Held for Lewis H. Davis Deputy Sheriff
An impressive service was held Sunday at the Davis home in Willowton for Lewis H. Davis deputy sheriff who died Friday morning at Memorial hospital. Hundreds attended with many floral tributes. Interment was in Willowton cemetery. Sheriff J Otis Bowling and deputies acted as pallbearers and grandchildren as flower bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Willowton
Lewis H. Davis
Memorial Hospital
J. Otis Bowling
Refusal to Pay Draft for Special Attorney
Sheriff returns $150 draft to county clerk citing lack of authority for county court to employ special counsel in sheriff’s office and circuit court clerk budget actions. Prosecuting attorney willing to represent court. code requires counties over 100000 population for such authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Woods
Lowery G. Bowling
J. Otis Bowling
Bowling
Sheriff Bowling
Boy 12 Crushed in Pump Shaft Death at Sistersville
In Sistersville West Virginia on May 31 192? a 12 year old boy William Holmes died after his clothing became tangled in a pump shaft. He was the son of Jeas Holmes of Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistersville
W. Va
William Holmes
Jeas Holmes
Long Beach
Waynesburg
Charles* Ruttenbergs
Wheeling
Herman Zimmerman
St. Paul
Minn
Zimmerman
Atore
Jew Hill
Decemb
Hallanan elected president of Morris Harvey Alumni
Walter R Hallanan of Charleston was chosen president at the Morris Harvey Alumni Association meeting in Barboursville West Virginia on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barboursville
W. Va
Walter 8. Hallanan
Charleston
Morris Harvey Alumni Association
School Event Invitation At Appalachian Electric Power Co
Invitation to a school event at Appalachian Electric Power Co offices on Main Street. All food prepared will be given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Main St
Unpaid 1931 Taxes Due Before June 4 Deadline
Citizens are reminded that city personal and real estate taxes for 1931 become delinquent on Monday June 6. Pay by Saturday June 4 to avoid being listed as delinquent and to keep taxes current.
Ashland and Barboursville women elected officers
Kathleen Clay of Ashland Kentucky was chosen vice president and Mrs Grace Yoak King of Barboursville was elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Clay
Ashland
Grace Yoak King
Barboursville
First National of Northfork to Merge with Clark Bank
The First National bank of Northfork and the Clark National bank of Clark plan consolidation to form the First Clark National bank of Northfork with capital of 100000 dollars and total resources about 1500000. Directors stay the same with William Beury as president and Wyndham Clark as vice president and chairman of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELCH
First National
Northfork
Clark Bank
First National Bank of Northfork
Clark National Bank of Clark
Northfork Post Office
Consolidated Bank
First
Clark National Bank of Northfork
Clark National
Willam J. Beury
Altoma Coal and Coke Company
W.A. Creager
First National of
J. J. Huddleston
EB. H. Evans
Pageton
William Beary
First National Bank of
Clark National Bank
Clark
Elkhorn
Welch Personal Notes Highlight Local Movements
Cincinnati guests Mrs. Sam Rosenweig Miss Ruth Rosenweig and Miss Louise Cohen depart today after visits with Mr. and Mrs. Mort Rosenweig. Others move or travel including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin relocating to Springton for Kingston Pocahontas Coal Co. work. Indictment reports in Waynesburg allege murder tied to Wheeling merchant Charles Ruttenberg and a fatal blaze in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rosenweig
Ruth Rosenweig
Louise Cohen
Cincinnati
Mort Rosenweig
Joseph Effron
Dan Martin
Hemphill
Springton
Martin
Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company
George Sutcliffe
Spencer
New York
Fred Mitchell
Huntington
Welch High School Holds 111th Graduation Ceremony
Today marks the close of McDowell County schools. Welch High School grants 111 diplomas in the auditorium with Emory and Henry College president Dr. J M Hillman delivering the address. Eva Marchatelli is valedictorian and Gilda Camica is salutatorian. The Welch orchestra and Glee Club perform as students are introduced by Principal G M Hollandsworth and diplomas are presented by Gail T Carter of Brown's Creek board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County
Welch High School
J. M. Hillman
Emory and Henry College
Eva Marchatelli
Sally Marchatelli
Gilda Camica
Welch
G. M. Hollandsworth
Gail T. Carter
Brown's Creek
Welch High senior class bid farewell with greenery themed social
The senior class and sponsor Mrs. organized a farewell social in the Welch high school cafeteria. Tables featured green and chili decorations and the menu followed the green color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcha School
Gary High School Senior Class Stage Climbing Roses
In Thorpe West Virginia on Thursday evening the senior class of Gary high school performed the three act comedy Climbing Roses under Miss Helen Smith's direction. E B McCue hosted a sixth grade class picnic at Pinnacle rock for students with perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
W. Va
Thorpe Theater
Gary High School
Helen Smith
E. B. McCue
Pinnacle Rock
L. M. Lineberry
Athens
Stanley Pointek
Logan
Mary Pointek
A. BE. Riley
Toote
Welch
Davis-Kelly Bill Urged for Coal Regulation by UMWA
Henry Warrum general counsel of the United Mine Workers of America urged passage of the Davis Kelly bill before a senate mining subcommittee. He argued against opponents who claim the proposal is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Henry Warrum
United Mine Workers of America
Warrum
Contractor Killed in West Virginia Crane Accident
Yellow Springs West Virginia May 31 Arthur Fox 55 year old contractor was crushed to death when caught between a traction engine and a steel truck on a bridge project near here. He was moving equipment to a new location when the incident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Arthur Fox
Concord
Pox
Graduation Exercises At Kimball Junior High
Kimball West Virginia May 31 Graduation exercises were held tonight at the Houston Methodist church. The program included invocation by Rev R R Ballard salutatory by Mildred Organ class history by Alva Gilmer class poem by Louise Ashworth class will by Ruth Kaufman class prophecy by Caroline French junior response by Warren Belcher and other features. Graduates listed include Sidna Gogan Caroline French Gertrude Chatfield Dortha Richardson Pauline Sereno Helen Akers June Lucas Ruth Kaufman Jamita Wright Virginia Willard Ena Smith Hazel Gregory Mildred Organ Irene Cruise Mildred Waddel Julia Popp Louise Ashworth Alva Gilmer Cissie Brooks Elaie Donahan Thomas Sulie Alvin Powell Johnny McFarland Clyde Wohlford Frank Bevins Robert Martin Benny Wheelock Homer Denton Raymond Nance Clifford Hensley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Lucas
Julia Popp
Mr. Youell
Miss Burton
Sidna Grogan
Caroline French
Gertrude Chatfield
Dortha Richardson
Pauline Sereno
Helen Akers
Ruth Kaufman
Jamita Wright
Virginia Willard
Ena Smith
Hazel
Mellon confidant U S will solve problems
London May 31 Ambassador Andrew W Mellon told an English Speaking union dinner that the United States would survive its troubles and emerge greater, citing unchanging principles of the English speaking civilization and the need to weather the current storm as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
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Santon Bros
Princeton, W. Va
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Mercer County
HALE
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Dan Whittaker
R. 8. Hearn
C. B. Bivens
G. W.S. Willock
Willock
R. E. Gregg
Napoleon
Ohio
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Davidson College
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