Investigation continues into death of Henry E Clark
Sheriff J C Fanning Deputy Dale Bailey Trooper K C Peter fish Roscoe H Pendleton and Parker Wilson in Camp Creek and Flat Top area continuing the inquiry into Henry E Clark found with head battered on a highway between Camp Creek and Flat Top Saturday night and died Monday in a local hospital Paris Ferguson who was with Clark is a prisoner at the county jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fanning
Dale Bailey
K. C. Peterfish
Roscoe H. Pendleton
Parker Wilson
Princeton
Camp Creek
Flat Top
Henry E. Clark
Clark
Paris Ferguson
Watterson Lodge to Meet at Walker Hall Today
Watterson Lodge No. 472 will hold a meeting today at 2 30 at Walker Hall. A full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson Lodge
Walker Hall
Princeton 4-H health contest exams up next
Six boys and girls from county 4-H clubs were examined at the Memorial building as part of the national 4-H health contest. Dr. Frank Holroyd and Dr. J. T. Peters led the examinations with assistants. grading will finish soon and winners advance to the state health contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holroyd
J. T. Peters
The Match King at the Royal Theatre
A picture at the Royal features Warren Williams and Lili Damita in The Match King a tale of strange romances and vast financial political intrigue. It mirrors real life headlines about a vast swindle and a financial octopus that shocked continents with its alleged world domination schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Program
Warren Williams
Lili Damita
Royal Theatre Today
Einar Thorvaldson
Welch High School Holds Twentieth Graduation Exercises
Welch West Virginia saw the 20th annual graduation at Welch High School with 98 graduates. Judge B F Howard lauded character loyalty and friendship in his address. Connie Hall delivered the salutatory and George Komarme gave the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch High School
B. F. Howard
Judge Howard
Connie Hall
Russell Miles
George Komarme
G. M. Hollandsworth
Gail T. Carter
Board of Education
D. M. Dorsey
First Baptist Church
Welch
Edward A. Herzbrun
Douglas E. Leckie
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Kyle
Roanoke
Howard Ia
McDowell-Mingo
Herzbrun
Leckie
Winston Badger
Howard Belcher
Big Four
Otho Bragg
Premier
Dudge Cline
Davy
Joe Cox
William Delomas
Kimball
Fred Elichert
Paul Evans
Maitland
Dennis Gardina
Superior
Thomas Greene
Randolph Harris
James Hollandsworth
William Houchins
Keystone
Frankie Lafolla
Joe Johnson
Mabel Jones
Marytown
George Acmare Jones
Andy Kesa
Bill
Doctor Bagwell Leaves Welch For Memphis Clinic
Dr. Troy E. Bagwell departs Welch today to join the Willie Campbell clinic in Memphis Tennessee. He has served as a surgeon at Grace hospital for the past year and was previously with Baptist hospital in Memphis. He is the son of Dr and Mrs B W Bagwell of Madisonville Tennessee and will spend a few days there before starting new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy E. Bagwell
Memphis
Tenn
Willie 0. Campbell
Bagwell
Grace Hospital
Welch
Baptist Hospital
B. W. Bagwell
Madisonville
J. W. Slack
Mica Gertrude Phillips
Bluefield
W. L. Woodell
Twin Branch
Henry Haffin
Roanoke
Ralph Little
War
H. C. Stafford
J. B. Walker
J. H. Campbell
Ashland
C. B. Reynolds
Harrah Apartments
Maple Terrace
R. L. Carter
Sidney
W. Va
Medal Honoring Ernest Brown Presented by Legion
Ernest Brown, a Mercer School pupil, received the American Legion honor medal Wednesday morning from Essie E. Bailey adjutant of Princeton Post No 54. Similar medals are awarded to one pupil in each of the city’s elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ernest Brown
Mercer
Essie E. Bailey
Princeton
Student nurses depart for Washington training program
Mrs Nellie McIntosh Noel leads a group from Princeton hospital including Ona Worley Gladys Guthrie and Susan Miller as three months training begins at Children's Hospital in Washington D C. Helen Barton and Bess Worley also travel to Washington by bus for course completion with later return of Leah Acord Cecile Coleman Pesae Stinson Thelma Halsey and Annie Laurie Hall who completed the affiliated hospital program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McIntosh Noel
Washington, D. C
Ona Worley
Gladys Guthrie
Susan Miller
Princeton Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Helen Barton
Bess Worley
Cours
Kee Street Circles Meet at Kee Street Methodist Church
Circles at Kee Street Methodist Church will meet this afternoon at 2 o clock. Circle 1 will be led by Mrs. Luther Basham and Circle 2 by Mrs. Maggie Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Street Methodist Church
Luther Basham
Maggie Clemons
Rites This Morning For Mrs Lazarus
Funeral services are held for Mrs Sarah Lazarus of Keystone after a lingering illness. She will be buried beside her father Max Hermanson in Huntington. Survived by Israel Lazarus Mise Mae Lazarus Mrs Max Hermanson Dora Hermanson Rachael Monen Mary Mitchell Sam Hermanson Jake Hermanson. Last rites were held for Mrs D A Knapp at Roderfield Christian church. Interment in Roderfield cemetery.
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Sarah Lazarus
Keystone
Huntington
Max Hermanson
Israel Lazarus
Mise Mae Lazarus
Dora Hermanson
Welch
Rachael Monen
Williamson
Mary Mitchell
Cincinnati
Sam Hermanson
Jake Hermanson
Christian Church
Roderfield
D. A. Knapp
Stevens
Tuberculosis Clinic To Open This Week At Court House
A tuberculosis clinic will start Friday on the second floor of the courthouse. The first three days, June 1 2 and 3, will examine white patients under Dr. Fred A Brown of Huntington. June 5 will be devoted to colored patients.
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Court House
Fred A. Brown
Huntington
Princeton Personal Notices Prompt Local News Roundup
Edward Johnston of this city remains in Thornwood forest camp Pocahontas county after Mercer first quota service. W L Steamett of Walnut street improves from erysipelas. Geraldine Rader three-year-old daughter of C E and Mrs Rader recovering from car collision. Mrs Fred Neron of Mullens spent weekend with Mrs W P Dunn. Mrs Margaret Shaffer returns with her. Cyrus Thompson returns to Washington Georgia then to San Diego after June 10. M K Lambert family back from funeral in Hiwassee Virginia. Grace Shank heads home to Christiansburg after visiting Mrs McDonald Rice on Wallace street.
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Edward Johnston
F. L. Johnston
Mercer
Camp Knox
Thornwood
Pocahontas County
W. L. Steamett
Walnut Street
Geraldine
C. E. Rader
Fred Neron
Mullens
W. P. Dunn
Ritchie Street
G. B. Halstead
Norfolk
Margaret Shaffer
Appomatox
Bledsoe
Cyrus F. Thompson
Baby Carl Edward Jones Born in South Walker Street
A nine and a half pound baby boy named Carl Edward Jones was born to Mr. and Mrs. Car J. Jones on May 30 at their South Walker Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car J. Jones
South Walker Street
Carl Edward
Power pushes county unit plan as education reform
East River School superintendent F Ray Power and the state education leader urged adoption of the county unit school structure as economical and efficient. He cited national surveys approving the plan and outlined implementation in several states, with teachers to be appointed by county boards starting May 1 1934 and state appointments July 1. Visitors included J P Gills and Rhea Blake of Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ray Power
East River
Power
West Virginia
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Michigan
J. P. Gills
Rhea Blake
Bluefield
Princeton Woman's Club Elects Officers at Memorial Building
The Princeton Woman's club met at the Memorial building Wednesday afternoon and elected officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Cody Fletcher was chosen president with Mrs. L. E. Willyoung named first vice president and other officers announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Woman's Club
Memorial Building
Cody Fletcher
L. E. Willyoung
Musical evening at Forum club ends with a refined program
Mrs. Guy Ritter presided at a Forum club gathering hosted by Mrs. W. L. Herring on Main Street. The evening featured a music program led by Mrs. Sam Props with songs and piano solos by W. I. Herring, Julia Secrest, Karl Gott, and others, followed by a social hour and party plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Herring
Forum Club
Main Street
Guy Ritter
Sam Props
J. H. Herring
W. S. Herring
Secrest
Earl Gott
Tuberculosis Clinic Set for McDowell Courthouse
Dr Crichlow of Den mar sanitarium will supervise a tuberculosis clinic at the McDowell county courthouse with hours 9:30 to 12 and 2 to 4 daily. Those with appointments receive first consideration. The program supports a state wide campaign funded by Christmas seals and a 1931 legislature appropriation. The clinic closes Monday June 6 and will be held Saturday June 3 at 10 in the Memorial building. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losis
McDowell County
McDowell County Girl Scout Council June Meeting
The regular June meeting of the McDowell County Girl Scout Council is announced. Leaders and members are invited to participate in planning and activities for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
McDowell County
Girl Scout Counci
Recital Tonight By Mrs Myrtle Cox Piano Class
A recital is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock in the Appalachian community room performed by the piano class of Mrs Myrtle Cox. The program promises an interesting selection and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Community Room
Myrtle Cox
Miss Lilly Grace Matheson to Speak on WCTU Meeting
Miss Lilly Grace Matheson field secretary for the National W C T U will speak Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock in this city. The venue will be announced later and the meeting aims to organize a local W C T U. Citizens are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Grace Matheson
Matheson
Princeton High NH S picnic and new members initiation
The National Honor Society at Princeton High School held a Shawnee Lake picnic Tuesday afternoon. Eight new members recently elected to the society were initiated, including George Carr, Rose Meron, Luta Crotty, Lena.
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Pirate's Gold
The
Clase
Hurst Lamber
Vera Broyles
David Bane
Azel Meadowe
Mickey Tobin
Sarah Sanders
Charles Wheley
Ira Mason Smith Jr
Guggenstein
Princeton Thornton
George Carr
Donald Strong
Waldo Wheeler
Robert Tynes
Bill Roney
Orville Steele
John Bane
John Evans
Abe Tomchin
George Fry
Thurman Mathena
Ed Stafford
Luta Crotty
Melba Pickle
Charles Smith
Ruth McClaugherty
Judy Simpson
Donald Mann
Frances Bondurant
Willard Blankenship
Helen Boult
Margaret Crozier
Gypsie Shrewsbury
Virginia Karnes
Anice Gott
Kathleen Kane
John Kee
National Honor Society
Princeton High School
Shawnee Lake
Rose Meron
Lena
Local Society Page Notes New Arrival and Road Costs
Judy Simpson Kageals Adelaide Wallingford Ruby Bondurant Conley Snidow attend boat rides with Miss Ruth Hughson sponsor J H Herring Hartwell Crumpecker as guests. New arrival Mary Anne Bailey daughter born May 30 to Mr and Mrs Murry J Bailey at Princeton Athens road home. Baby’s name Mary Anne Bailey prior to marriage was Anna O Day of Philadelphia.
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Kageals
Judy Simpson
Adelaide Wallingford
Ruby Bondurant
Conley Snidow
Ruth Hughson
J. H. Herring
Hartwell Crumpecker
Martha Beidler
Frances Bondurant
Micky Tobin
Sarah Sanders
Aze] Meadows
Waldo Wheeler
Vera Broyles
Melba Pickle
Murry J. Bailey
Bailey
Princeton-Athens Road
Mary Anne Bailey
Anna O’day
Philadelphia
Welch Social News Highlights Numerous Local Movements
Miss Eloise Beavers leaves for Louisa Kentucky for weekend visits. Mrs George Sutcliffe and Miss Frances Willock head to Spencer with their mother Mrs Bowman of Winston-Salem. Various locals visit relatives, attend school, or travel to Twin Branch Huntington Reading Minnesota and Dublin Virginia.
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Eloise Beavers
Louisa
George Sutcliffe
Frances Willock
Spencer
Bowman
Winston-Salem
N. C
B. Vermillion
Mra
C. E. Hutchinson
Parkersburg
Raymond Steadman
Davidson
Davidson College
Mise Antionette Morgan
Dublin
Do. A. Spruce Jr
Wytheville
G. E. Goodman
Coalwood
Stevens Clinic
J. B. Sphar
Reading
Minn
Sphar
Robert Logan
Margaret Beavers
Yukon
C. A. Hall
Washington
Welch
George Mulline Jr
Presbyterian church auxiliary meeting rezoned to 7 30
The executive board of the Woman's Auxiliary will meet this evening at 7 30 in the church. The close in personal elism, taught by Rev. W C Williams, will also start at 7 30 instead of 8, with a business meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Williams
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