Princeton Set For Two Year City Ruler Vote
Princeton voters go to polls to choose next two year city rulers. Democrats hold council with Mayor McConnell. Republicans nominate W A Brown for mayor and BE King for recorder. Polls open 6 30 am and close 6 30 pm.
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Princeton
8. T Bird
J. W. Sasser
J. B. Shrewsbury
George Brown
J.C. McConnell
FR. Wilson
KE. B. King
A. L. Bowling
Davis Thorn
L. J. Chambers
Thorn
Sasser
Lie
W. A. Brown
City Recorder
BE. B. King
L. E White
J. Sam Bennett
Charlie Thorn
J. C. McConnell
J. W Sasser
J. F. Spangler
Charlie EK
Hare
Princeton School of Music Recital Tonight At Eight
Tonight at 8 o clock pupils of the Princeton School of Music present a recital at the tugh school auditorium. The program titled Playtime features Scarmolin Jolly Darkness Hechter Rhythm Orchestra To The Rising Sun and other pieces by Friml Durpe Gainger Vermillion Saint Saens Grieg Mozart and more with several performances by Frances Bondurant Mildred Woodram and others. A committee from the Woman's club plans a chautauqua ticket sale at the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 7 30. Christian Endeavor at First Presbyterian church reviews Volunteer Service with Frederick Tinder leading the program.
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Princeton School of Music
Tuzh School
Ee Ceees Scarmolin
Jolly Darknes
Hechter
Hieland Laddie
Morey
Horace Booker
Torjussen
Helen Baum
Mra
J. H. Fry
Woman's Club
Presbyterian Church
Meedames
G. B. Halstead
W. CC. Fletcher
W. L. Givens
W. P. Huffman
FE. K. Ketron
J. H. Reynolds
J. C. McConnell
B Santon
Fred Smith
F. & Tinder
J P Sharp
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Pomt
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick Tinder
Freckles and Friends Club Notices and Meetings
School and church groups outline upcoming meetings and activities. Miss Margaret Rich presides at a business session. Bob Kyle leads next gathering. Evening circle at First Presbyterian, T. B. L. class at First Baptist, Gertrude Hale circle at First Methodist plans a picnic and changes meeting dates to the first Friday in summer months. Readings by Miss June and Betty Jean Shumate accompany social hour.
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Buford
Julia Broan
Harriet Woodfolk
Bob Kyle
Virginia Jones
H. Phipps
Margaret Rich
Gertrude Hale
The
Young Peoples Missionary Union
First Methodist Church
Helen Rogers
Ark Avenue
Mina Virginia Bailey
Miss Helen Hale
Little Miss June
Betty Jean Shumate
Parson's Beauty Shoppe Opens on Mercer Street
The Parson's Beauty Shoppe debuts at 911 Mercer Street above Radiola Shop offering finger waving, water waving, marcelling and facials as its specialty services.
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Parson
Mercer St
Bonat permanent waving machine demo at shopper store
A special demonstration of a Bonat permanent waving machine will be held at my shopper 91114 Mercer St near Radiola Shop on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week. The event offers a special price of 10 dollars for the demonstration while others pay 15 dollars for the wave. Phone 552 to arrange an appointment.
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Mercert St
Summer school opens at high school with forty students
Summer session begins at the high school yesterday with forty students enrolled. Additional enrollments are expected today as the day’s schedule is set from 7:30 to 9:00 and beyond.
School Schedule Reveals Class Rolders
English 2 A and commercial arithmetic meet 9 to 10 30. Sociology has geometry A from 10 50 to 12. Eng le 4 B and algebra 1 A follow.
Man Fined for Assault on Wife in East Princeton
J. W. Blankenship pleaded guilty to beating his wife and was fined $13.80 with a $200 peace bond for one year by Police Judge E. B. King. The incident occurred Sunday night at a home between Hardy and Oakvale. Sheriff J. Otis Bowling and deputies arrested Sam Jones on a separate drunkenness charge. Jones received a $5 fine and costs.
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J. W. Blankenship
E. B. King
Blankenship
East
Princeton
Hardy
Oakvale
J. Otis Bowling
J. Sam Bennett
Lewis Davis
Charlie Thorn
L. J. Chambers
Sam Jones
Jones
Equite
Princeton Paragrap hs News and Court Hearing Update
Accused of disturbing public worship at Spanishburg Carlos Basham was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Pat Twohig Sunday and jailed to await a hearing. A Lake Shawnee music night features the Southern Stompers from Johnson City Tenn with Dewey Cone performing. The Royal theatre shows Douglas McLean’s The Carnation Kid with varied locations and light dialogue. Local residents and visitors are noted attending memorial services, college commencements, and family visits across Princeton and nearby towns.
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Spanishburg
Carlos Basham
Pat Twohig
Basham
Lake Shawnee
Dewey Cone
Southern Stompers
W4zl
Johnson City
Tenn
Douglas McLean
Royal Theatre Today
McLean
Glenwood High seniors hold commencement and park picnic items
Glenwood High School sophomore commencement was held Wednesday night with a large crowd. The program featured class history, prophecies, and certificates presented by Clyde Haxey. The Pioneer Literary Society hosted a farewell party for the Blue Eagle Society, and a Glenwood park picnic drew 25 Northfolk grade students and their principal David Long for games and a baseball match. Mary Harmon of Glenwood park traveled to Rock Camp, Monroe.
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Glenwood High School
Gertrude Taylor
Margaret Tiller
Thelma
Kaster Dove
Viola Ratton
Irene Faulkner
Adrees
L. B. Graybeal
Concord College
C. A. Ryan
Clyde Haxey
Pioneers
Pioneer Literary Society
Blue Eagle Society
Glenwood Park
Northfolk Grade Schol
David Long
Glenwood
Mary Harmon
Rock Camp
Monroe
Charity agencies urge refusal of street begging aid
Notice states that children deserve proper support from organized charities for food clothes or money and asks private individuals to refrain from giving to children who beg on streets or at homes.
Glenwood town notes on museum visit and a woodchuck
A visit to Glenwood park museum with Mrs. S. H. Brown and friends is noted. The new Glenwood park museum has opened and a woodchuck arrival is mentioned. Trula Thomason visited Glenwood school Tuesday.
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County
S. H. Brown
Glenwood Park
Trula Thomason
Glenwood School
Attempted Killings and Missing Child Item From West Virginia
Aneillia Exposito of Wheeling was jailed in Marshall county after three failed suicide attempts in a padded cell at Benwood police custody. He is charged with assaulting a baby girl missing from her Benwood home since Sunday night. the case involves her father Samuel Rea.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Aneillia
Benwood
Samuel Rea
Exposito
For Rent Two or Three Unfurnished Rooms
Two or three unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping with light and water furnished. Apply 109 Bee Street.
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Bee Street
Welch News And Social Events Of McDowell County
Welch social notes list WELCH OUT OUR WAY farm near Abingdon Virginia with daughter Evelyn and Mise Elizabeth Henritze, Hollins College students. Mr and Mrs C D Brewster and son Clinty travel to Lynchburg for Rita Brewster’s graduation from Randolph Macon College. Dr A L Carson and wife of Gary plan permanent move to New York. Dr B E Wilkinson returns from a trip to Washington and Richmond.
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Ily
Park Avenue
Esterday
Waynesboro
Phipps
Princeton
Elizabeth Shumate
Salem College
R. C. Wysong
Jewell Ridge
R. L. Yost
Tazewell
Concord
Abingdon
Evelyn
Mise Elizabeth Henritze
Hollin’s College
C. D. Brewster
Clinty
Lynchburg
Rita Brewster
Randolph-Macon College
A. L. Carson
Gary
New York
BE. M. Wilkinson
Washington
Richmond
Veterans of Foreign Wars shifts meetings to new quarters
Painter Parrot Post 1021 VFW will hold future meetings at the Odd Fellows temple opposite the Pocahontas Theatre Welch, moving from the old Merchant and Miners Bank basement. Meetings will be on the second and fourth Fridays each month instead of once monthly. AXIM GORKY arrives in Moscow with niece and receives communist party membership card and badge from the All Union Central Executive Committee.
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Painter-Parronit Post
Odd Fellows Temple
Pocahontas Theatre
Welch
Axim Gorky
Moscow
Communist Party
All- Union Central Executive Committee
Weekend Auto Crashes Leave Several Injured
Tessie England a 14 year old orphan is in serious condition after a Saturday crash near Baileysville the car owned by J P Margen left the road and plunged down an embankment. An 18 month old passenger was unharmed. In another wreck near Premier a car ran into a bank and overturned injuring Mrs Ortha Woody and leaving three children Charles Louise and Frances unharmed.
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Tessie England
Baileysville
J P. Margen
Tessie
Teleie
Premier
Ortha Woody
Jackson Sieele
Sallie Steele
Charles
Louise
Frances
Woody
Tragedy Narrowly Averted As Man Slashes Woman at 288 Court
Sunday afternoon at 4 near 288 Court Street Bryant Joiner slashed Artie Hughes, injuring her arm and leg as she warned of a throat strike. Joiner was caught on Hemphill road by Fire Chief Fiat and jailed for trial. The case proceeded toward court, with the mother as the sole witness.
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288 Court Street
Bryant Joiner
Artie Hughes
Joiner
Hemphill
Fiat
McDowel
Sbruce
Welch Briefs From Welch Court Notices
The county clerk levies marriage licenses for W C Jobpeon 32 and Vers Maybielland 22 both colored of Gillam George Atkins 22 and Lizzie Jones 19 of Available Albert Dandridge 23 colored an employee of the coal company All details appear in Welch briefs Also in Welch Hospital Eunice Shannon 6 daughter of N and M Shannon of Twin Branch suffers a broken arm from a porch fall and is receiving treatment Her injury occurred about 7 30 Saturday night
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W. C. Jobpeon
Maybielland
Gillam
George Atkins
Lizzie Jones
Eunice Shannon
N. Shannon
Twin
Welch Hospital
Social Notes from Welch and Surrounding Areas
Miss Anne of War omval travel to Grace hospital for an operation. Mrs Milga Sierga of Gruedy visits the Grace hospital for an experience. Raymond Steadman headed to Toronto with Buster and Miss Strother. Buster to Morgantown for L L B degree. Mrs Jette Barrow guest of Mrs E L Womack. Mr and Mrs Warren Wileon return from Virginia Beach health trip.
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Anne
Gruedy
Welch
Heoasi
U. & Connntsieuten
Moter
Toronto
Canada
lHe
Buster Strother
Mies Bell Strother
Buster
Morgantown
Jette Barrow
Bluefield
E L. Womack
Warren A. Wileon
Aive
Virginia Beach
Wileon
Gibson Hee
Huntington
Stores to Close in Honor of Mrs Leckie
Welch firms will close 10 to 11 AM during funeral services for Mrs Andrew Leckie wife of a leading Welch businessman The mayor John W Blakely and W RR Keyser Welch Chamber of Commerce secretary requested the closure Mrs Leckie died Saturday evening in a Richmond hospital
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Andrew Leckie
Welch
John W. Blakely
W. RR. Keyser
Welch Chamber of Commerce
Leckie
Richmond
Three Die In Auto Bus Crash Near Batavia Ohio
A Cincinnati to Columbus bus collided with a car near Batavia Ohio killing three people, including Dr E C Ireton and his wife, and a Pittsburgh woman. Ten others were injured and hospitalized in Cincinnati Hillsboro and other facilities. The dead were occupants of the automobile.
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Batavia
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
E. C. Ireton
Marathon
Lucy B. Schoyer
Pittsburgh
Washington D as Congress Hears Reapportionment Bill
The House addressed the house census reapportionment measure while the Senate weighed immigration act quota repeal. Supreme Court rulings upheld sentences in a jury shadowing case and recessed until late October.
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House
Hoover
District of Columba
Governor Bilbo to Retire and Collect Pictures
Mississippi governor Thore Bilbo plans to retire January 17 1932 and devote time to collecting and framing pictures. He expects to buy tools to frame about 20 pictures and display them in every nook of his home.
Pale pink chiffon evening gown with rose velvet trim
A pale pink chiffon evening gown features a full front and side gathered skirt. The bodice and wide airline of rose velvet trim give a quaint, charmingly old fashioned appearance.
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Jack
Ruth Scratched From Yankees Lineup With Cold
New York June 1 Babe Ruth was hospitalized briefly for a cold but returned home after a few hours. The Yankees physician ordered rest for three to four days with a probable return in about a week. Meusel also ill with pleurisy.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Fd Barrow
Yankees
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bob Meusel
Ineta
New Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A North Carolina druggist markets a five ingredient combination claimed to treat many headache causes. The preparation, described as the most effective of its kind, is guaranteed harmless and sold by all druggists in standard packages.
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North Carolina
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Tarantalla
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Filewse Ify
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BY Blosser
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J. W. McNutt
T. BE. L. Clase
First Baptist Church
T. M. Johnson
College Avenue
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J. C. Lilly
Kegley
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Raleigh
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W. A. Obenchain
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Staunton
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Upton
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Main Street
Hollins College
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Ray Heatherington
Roanoke
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Straley Avenue
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W. A. and
T. Fred Brown
McDowell County
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
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G. W. Cochran
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Welch Briefs
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Eeeeptent Daily Telegraph
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