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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1944

Page

18

Farm Women Hold County Wide All Day Club Meet

County farm women gathered for a full day session with reports on the state planning meeting at Jackson's Mill. club leaders announced eight clubs donated fats paper and other materials for war effort and awarded 100 percent project honors to eight clubs including Willowton Brush Creek Sandlick Lashmeet and Pisgah. A comedy sketch, home nursing completion notes, a power talk by Appal Electric, a school quartet, devotionals, and soy bean exhibits filled the program. The county style dress winner will attend the state 4 H youth conference at Jackson's Mill June 22 to 27.

Jackson's Mill C. F. Pha R. W. Faulkner E. F. Bratton G. G. Williams Th Hurst C. F Better Living Project Willowton Brush Creek Sandlick Lashmeet Ceres Low Gap Pinoak Pisgah Fiat Top Ramona Bresnahan Ruby Beccrest Irene Johnson Ruth Hurst Home Central Committee

Sgt Francis Douglas Awarded Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster

Sgt Francis H Douglas from Elkins son of Mrs F E Springer Princeton was awarded the first oak leaf cluster to the Air Medal. He served as tail gunner on the Ing Fortress Ten Hits and a has flown five combat missions over enemy occupied territory reflecting meritorious achievement and courage.

Francis H. Douglas Elkins F. E. Springer Princeton Ing Fortress AAF Sgt Douglas Continental Set United States

PRINCETON PARAGRAPHS BOARD TO SIT

The county court will begin sitting as a board of equalization and review on Monday at the courthouse. Suit was instituted in circuit court by Earlene Wiley Perrine who sues by Rhoda Wiley, her next friend, against Richard J. Perrine in chancery returnable to June rules.

Board of Equalization Earlene Wiley Perrine Rhoda Wiley Richard J. Perrine

State road survey on streets near Virginian railway

A state road commission survey party has been at work on streets over the Virginian railway for a few days. It is said that the survey is part of the postwar program of construction.

State Road Commission Virginian Railway

Pot to Princeton Post 54 Legion Meet Tuesday Evening

Post 54 of the American Legion will hold a meeting at the Memorial building Tuesday night at eight o clock. Members are advised to attend for upcoming activities and planning.

Princeton American Legion Memorial

McClain Accepts Charleston Post For Summer

Melvin McClain principal of Princeton High School left yesterday for Charleston to work in the state road department bureau for the summer. He took Mrs McClain and their three children to Buckhannon where they will stay during the season.

Charleston Melvin McClain Princeton High School Thei Bureau of the State Road Comm

Son Bracken Promoted to Sergeant at Camp Cooke

Mrs. R. A. Kirk of Athens road learns her son Corporal Calvin B. Bracken has been promoted to sergeant while serving at Camp Cooke California. He is the son of Mrs. R. A. Kirk.

R. A. Kirk Athens Road Calvin B. Bracken Camp Cooke Calif

Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitors

Mildred Early of McC is a house guest of Betty Mate Barton for the week. Mr and Mrs Paul Manning and daughter Rose Marie vacation with their cats. L C Man and H C Courtney depart for Newport News Virginia. Mrs G W Miles and son Jerry Jr visit her parents in Bluefield Avenue and will return to Omaha. Mrs William Youngen of Can Ohio visits her stepmother on Straley Avenue. Miss Ethel Wall heads to New York City for the summer. Mrs J B Yoank and three daughters visit relatives in Logan. Mrs Wallace Brooks and Mrs Charley Shumate and daughter Patricia Ann return home from Jacksonville North Carolina. Mrs H A seen spends time with relatives in Pearisburg and Willowton.

Mildred Early McC Betty Mate Barton Bee Street Paul Manning Rose Marie L. C. Man C. Courtney W Newport. News G. W. Miles Jerry, Jr EL. Cameron Bluefield Avenue June Lee Omaha Nebraska William Youngen Can Ohio Portune Straley Avenue Ethel Wall Frank Wall Circle Drive Priday New York City J. B Yoank June Jackie Ramey Lou Logan Wallace Brooks Charley Shumate Patricia Ann Jacksonville N. C H. A. Seen Arene Avenue Pearisburg Willowton

Asbury Sells Shelby Hotel to Mrs. Shannie Britt Priday

E P Asbury sold the Shelby Hotel at Mercer and Third street including building and business to Mrs Shannie Britt Priday. The Lilly Land company negotiated the deal for a price of 14000 dollars. Asbury had purchased the hotel from Mrs Britt the previous year.

Epp Asbury Shelby Mercer and Third Street Shannie Britt Priday Lilly Land Company Britt

Memorial Day Cemetery Cleanup Draws Large Crowd

Sunday school at 10 and a fall service at 11 drew a large crowd at Smith's cemetery for Memorial Day graveside cleaning and decoration. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Harman and sons Wayne and Mike, Mr Jones, Mr and Mrs Shrader of Logan, Mrs Shrader's tent, D E Shrader, and Mrs C Pee. Local residents and relatives traveled from Pocahontas and Bluefield areas.

Smith's Cemetery Harry Harman Wayne Mike Jones Pipestem Hobart Shrad Logan W. Va

Montcalm News and Notes From Montcalm West Virginia

Mrs. Jim Stafford returns home from Bluefield sanitarium after three weeks. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Everette Kennett and children of McComas and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hamblin with Viola, plus Mrs. Louise Reed of Holden. Pvt. Tuck Stafford leaves for Camp Campbell Kentucky after visit. Mrs. Gladys Nelson and Miss Erma Traw return to Baltimore after visiting family. Montcalm residents invited to share news at post office box 373. After using a steam iron, remove water and store with the peeSee

Montcalm W. Va Jim Stafford Bluefield Sanitarium Everette Kennett McComas Ward Hamblin Viola Louise Reed Holden Pvt Tuck Stafford Camp Camel Gladys Nelson Erma Traw Baltimore John Traw

Princeton Society Circle No 1 Meets at Shrews pore Home

The Princeton Methdist Circle No 1 met at Mrs. A B Shrews pore's home with Mrs A G Clemons leading. Mrs Mary Cooper read from World Outlook and gave the Bible lesson. After business led by the circle leader, Ruth Shrewsbury received a gift for her work. Thirteen members attended the gathering with hostess and daughter serving refreshments.

Kee Street Methodist Church A. G. Clemons A. B. Shrewspore D. W. Martin Mary Cooper World Outlook

Card of Thanks for J. D. Yoak Jr and family

The Yoak family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of husband and father J. D. and Dr. J. B. F. Yoak Jr. They thank the choir, donors, and floral tributes, and mention appreciation for car assistance.

J. D J. B. F. Yoak, Jr

Tank truck crash on hill ends with driver action

A tank truck stalled on a hill in Raton New Mexico veered toward a curb when the driver chose a course likely to prevent a gasoline spill. No further details on injuries or casualties are provided in the fragment.

Thanks for kindness after death of Hattie Harman Meadows

Family of Hattie Harman Meadows expresses gratitude for sympathy and support shown after her passing. Special thanks to Reverend Wall and Mr Seaver for their comfort during the time of mourning.

Hattie Harman Meadows Wall Mr. Seaver

Local Builder Offers Free Fuel to Passing Motorists

A local resident invited every motorist who passed to fill their tank at his property, offering fuel free of charge and without ration coupons, in an unusual show of generosity amid shortages.

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In Memoriam Walter G Cleghon Remembrance Message

In remembrance of my dear husband Walter G Cleghon who passed away June 4 1940 four years ago today. Sad and sudden was the call of one so dearly loved by us all. A bitter grief it was to part with one we loved. I often sit and think of you and speak of how you died. To think you couldn't say bye before you closed your loving eyes. O God grant you eternal rest. The sweetest love forever lingers around your grave.

Walter G. Cleghon

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