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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1925

Page

14

Reunion Picnic and CIVIL War Echoes Across Princeton

A Johnston family reunion at Glenwood Park featured a Sunday picnic after gathering at J. B. Johnston’s east Princeton home. Attendees included L. L. Johnston and family from West Palm Beach, Florida, plus numerous Princeton residents. The day included photographs, reminiscences, church attendance, and a C. A. R. gathering planned to march to Memorial Day services.

Johnston Glenwood Park J. B. Johnston East Princeton Jesus Mrr L. L. Johnston Marvin Billie Frederick West Palm Beach Pia W. A. Nelson Som, Blake Roanoke C. B. Tiller Ellen Narrows John W. McCulloch Dorothy Bluefield H. C. Johnston Somerset I. B. Johnston Paul K. D. Johnston Ione Walter, Lawrence Kerri Ha! P. Johnston Hmezel Harvey

Four Times As Powerful Mouthwash Advertisement

An old advertisement touts a product called Koje We as four times stronger than carbolic acid and more potent than bichloride of mercury. It claims safe ingestion with no ill effects and no irritation to delicate membranes. One 60 cent bottle purportedly makes half a gallon of mouthwash and is advertised to banish catarrh and bad breath and serve as an all purpose antiseptic.

Summer School Opens With Thirty Enrolled

Princeton's summer program opened with thirty enrolled under Prof. G. M. Hollandsworth and secretary Miss Hammond. The course covers third year Polish sociology civics in high school and English arithmetic in junior high. Sessions run five weeks, weekdays in the forenoon, excluding Sunday, with aims to accelerate graduation and allow makeups for failing pupils.

Princeton G. M. Hollandsworth Hkupha Bonham Hollandsworth Hammond

Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Court Actions

Marriage licenses issued for Gordon Moss to Morel Scott, Frank Manne to Mamie Flynn, Albert Gardner to Pansy Bray, Robert Methena to Carlyn Conner. Court actions include $256 verdict for Gay Ritter and Dr Christian against Fane for damage to a fox hound, robbery and car search cases, a deputy sheriff injury, a basement fire at Fannie Lilly, and plans for a Princeton Lions baseball team.

Cou Court Clerk Gordon Moss Morel! Scott Dott Frank Manne Mamie Flynn Miawatha Albert Martin Gardner Pansy M. Bray Bluefield Robert E. Methena Carlyn Fay Conner McComas Gay Ritter Dr. Christian Pane Farmer East River Mountain Justice of the Peace T. C. Hubbard Ritter Christian Fane Marty Phillips Robert Nelson W. H. Wallingford Wallingford Center Street Willingford Fannie Lilly Third Street Leonard Avenue Gaylord Baker Lions Princeton Austin Blacksburg

City to connect new Hee bottom well to water mains today

HC Spiller of Boston supervises the tying in of a new Hee bottoms well to the water mains. The Hines well will be discontinued. The first July goal plans a pumping plant with three wells for about 250000 gallons daily. Chlorination and temporary service are planned while work continues. Largest Niagara turbine highlighted. Rental notices follow.

Hee Bottoms HC Spiller Water Company of Boston Bee Bottoms

Judgment Day in Divorce Matters In Circuit Court

A jury case in the evening session ends with Oldham v Brown as the last civil trial of the term. The real judgment day in divorce matters opens with a larger docket and hopes for swift decrees as plaintiffs and defendants await hearings and outcomes in the divorce mill.

Robert Oldham E A. Brown Judee Herndon Oldham Rock Herndon John M. McGrath J. F. Caudill Monroe Sexton Virginian Railway Supreme Court of Appeals Crist Harry C. Eliott

Winners City Election Will Be Known Tonight

Voters head to the polls in a tight city race with two tickets leading the contest. Returns may be clear by sundown though majorities require counting later as campaigns push to secure a win in a quiet, evenly matched contest.

Welch Briefs Highlight Local Injuries and Club Events

Welch reports include Fred Allison a track worker injured in the Kimbal tunnel by a spike maul and treated by Dr. Camper then returning home. Quentin Warf sustains a painful mouth injury from tin while playing, treated at Grace Hospital. Kiwanis inter club meeting planned between Kimball and Welch with Welch guests and program by Welch club. Fire destroys a servant house behind Andrew Leckie’s property, damage $300 to $400.

Fred Allison Norfolk and Western H. G. Camper Allison Kimbal Tunnel Green Bush Kiwanis Clubs Kimball and Welch Kimball Welch Kiwanians Kimball Club Houston M. EK Andrew Leckie Leckie

Immersion Only Form Backed by Baptist Ministers

Thirty Baptist ministers signed a resolution by Rev. Dr. John Roach Stratton affirming immersion baptism as the only form recognized by the Baptist denomination. The move is viewed as a rebuke to Park Avenue Baptist Church and its new pastor Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick who agreed not to require immersion.

John Roach Stratton Calvary Baptist Church of New York Park Avenue Baptist Church Rockefeller Harry Emer Fosdick

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Boost Weight In 22 Days

The ad touts McCoy's Cod Jars tablets as a tasteless cod liver oil substitute that adds healthful vitamins. An unnamed woman reportedly gained ten pounds in twenty-two days while the product sells in boxes of sixty for sixty cents.

Goodykoontz Drug Co McCoy's

General Meeting of Boy Scout Officers Collide Near Northfork

A Sunday afternoon crash east of Northfork involved a car driven by R F Gammon and another by Ed Franklin. occupants from both vehicles narrowly escaped serious injury. Franklin, alone in his car owned by Joseph M Crockett, was driving to pass time while Crockett made a business call. Both cars sustained considerable damage.

Otey Hale Spanishburg Mr. Hale R. F. Gammon Ed. Framktlin Northfork Northfork Hollow Eckmap Gammon W. B. Doss Joe Deaton Franklin Joseph M. Crockett Mr. Crocket

Boy Scouts of America Hold District Officers Meeting

A meeting of McDowell County district officers is set for tonight at 8 in the Memorial building. C Carmack of Louisville regional executive will be the principal speaker detailing duties of Scout officials.

Carmack McDowell County Boy Scout Movement Memorial Building C. Carmack Louisville Boy Scouts of America

Woman 76 Severely Injured When Car Backed Over

Mrs Vicie May aged 76 of Glen Alum was badly hurt when a car owned by her son rolled back on her as he cranked it on a grade. She was taken to Grace Hospital with a fractured pelvis and other injuries. Witnesses said she stood behind the car as it slipped and backed down onto her. Her condition was described as very serious given her age.

George Hylton, Jr Hale Avenue Charles Rich Jane MirRae Fort Edward New York le Lout Mary Hayes Marmouth Mollie Congress Christine Downeye Vicie May Glen Alum Grace Hospital May

Welch Personal Notes Tied to Local Travel and Hospital News

Mr and Mrs George W Howard return from a weekend visit with relatives at Witten Millis. Mrs L B Hale of War admitted to Grace Hospital yesterday for treatment. E L Ray of Keystone in Welch on business Monday. Carl Owens of Northfork transacting business in Welch yesterday. Thomas H Curd local attorney spent time in Bluefield Monday on professional business. Mrs J H Hammed of Jaeger brought to Grace Hospital several days ago in a critical condition still very ill. Dr L H Clark of Kyle spent time in Bluefield Monday transacting business. Dave Cooke of the Carter Hotel was a visitor Monday in Bluefield for a wedding.

Mahood Jennie Ainsworth H. B. Callaway Giles County I. M. Smith Bupha Banham R Va Ayat E. W. Banham Ruth Woodson Erma Riner Jist Stuart Garrett Huntington C. & O. Railway Lewis J. Greever Tazewell T. J. Heidreth W. R. Davis Margaret Scaggs Naomi Kirby Clarabel Smith Narrows B. Ogle Blake Cook Alderson Eva Warnal Thorn Street Ada Mae Lilly A. R. Christian Reynolds Avenue Dean Hale Harold South Ninth Street J. le McGhee Peterstown WELCH George W. Howard Witten Millis L. B. Hale War Grace Hospital E. L. Ray Keystone Carl Owens Northfork Thomas H. Curd Geome Bluefield J. H. Hammed Jaeger L. H. Clark Kyle Dave Cooke Carter Hotel

Local residents travel for business and social visits

Alex Luster of Gilbert and Geo W Coffey journeyed to War Eagle and Williamson for business. Mrs Eskie Cline and Hattie shopped in Williamson. Mrs 8 M Hall visited in William son and returned. Several locals from McCatrKy went to War Eagle by auto. Families picnicked at Gilbert and Pigeon Creeks. Coffey relatives visited Barboursville and Gilbert Creek. Burgoyne Cline collected fines in War Eagle court. Donald Coffey left with Link Varney for Matewan for a few days.

Alex. Luster Gilbert War E Eagle Geo. W. Coffey Williamson Eskie Cline Hattie M. Hall Link Varney Christian Mr. Howell McCatr, Ky War Eagle S.S. Barnett George Garnett Pigeon Creeks J. K. Coffey Barboursville Ihe Burgoyne Cline Gilbert Creek War Wagle Thomas Buchanan Donald Coffey Matewan

Ridge Brothers Vs Marion County Court Case Set for Arguments

Judge W E Baker will hear Wednesday arguments on a motion to vacate a $20 000 judgment against Marion County Court in the Ridge Brothers road contracts dispute. The case originated in federal court in Wheeling with defense counsel seeking to overturn the verdict.

Wheeling W. Va W. E. Baker U. S. District Court For Northern West Virginia Ridge Brothers

General Assembly Sets 68th Meeting Location Next Year

The United Presbyterian church sixty eighth general assembly will meet next year in Sharon Pennsylvania after this afternoon's session in Topeka Kansas.

Topeka Kans General Assembly United Presbyterian Church Sharon

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