Goodman Hearing Set For June
The preliminary hearing for Clint Goodman, 28, charged after Ben Moss, a Burkes Garden grazier, was fatally wounded, is scheduled for June 11 in Tazewell. Moss died after being struck with a rock. Goodman bond was set at 5000 dollars.
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Ben Moss
Rock
Goodman
Liberty
Bond
Clint Goodman
Burkes Garden
Tazewell
Moss
Commonwealth
Bluefield
C. T. Patton
Two Berea College Students Return Home Enthusiastic
Mary Johnson and Mildred Horne, Berea College graduates from Kentucky, return home for vacation. Both completed first year high school with scholarships helping cover expenses while working half days. They reported on Berea life including lectures, country home on campus, weekly free movie shows, and student activities aided by the welfare board for 1930-31 scholarships.
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Tazewell County
Mary Johnmeon
Mildred Horne
Berea College
Berea
United States
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
Chepel
Mary Johnson
Friends
Welfare Board
Council
Mildred
J. R. Neel
Asberry
Free Orthopedic Clinic Slated at Courthouse by Dr Hoover
On June 17 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dr Roy Hoover orthopedic surgeon will hold a free clinic at the courthouse. Sponsored by Tazewell Rotary Club Woman's Club and the welfare board of Tazewell County. Any crippled child in the area invited. contact not required, bring the child. Last October thirty one children examined with several already receiving treatment and more work completed.
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Roy Hoover
Tazewell
Tazewell County
Sculpture of The Spirit of Progress Portraited by Nina Saemundsen
The Waldorf Astoria in New York commissioned Miss Nina Saemundsen, a young Icelandic artist, to sculpt a figure symbolizing The Spirit of Progress. She is shown putting the finishing touches on the sculpture.
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Waldrof-Astoria
New York
Nina Saemundeson
Falls Mills Residents Favor Joe Hale Farm for Veterans Hospital
Falls Mills residents back the Joe Hale farm as a site for a veterans hospital and urge Hale to list the property with Judge A C Buchanan, chair of the site committee. The government seeks about 200 acres and a well settled community with utilities and transport access. The slogan suggests a mountain hospital for mountain veterans on the Falls Mills road.
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Falls Mills
Joe Hale
Veterans’ Hospital
Hale
A. C. Buchanan
Uncle Sam
Mountain Veterans
Havens Declines to Align With Sheriff Candidates
George W. Havens Bluefield Virginia chief of police says he will not serve as a tail to any candidate in the fall sheriff election. Rumor of a plan to appoint Havens as deputy if the head of the ticket wins has not been confirmed and no sheriff candidate has named a deputy for the east end of the county.
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George W. Havens
Bluefield
Havens
Dungannon Voters To Write Names On Ballots
In Dungannon Virginia on June 9 the town election will elect nine officers. With twenty five registered voters and no candidates printed on the ballot voters may write their preferred names. Three officials must be chosen from among the voters.
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Dungannon
Scott County
Virginia
New York Times
Opening of Glen Lyn power plant draws visitors
The Rev. BE Hughes reported the Glen Lyn plant’s opening as a pleasing event after a Tuesday inspection tour conducted by Appalachian Electric Power Company officials. Plant capacity reportedly increased amid a busy coal shipping day with higher through freight. Cherries promise a heavy crop as the season approaches, with many trees bearing fruit.
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BE. W. Hughes
Giles County
Glen Lyn
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Decoy birds and local farm notes from Clinch valley
Birds will be scared by a blacksnake decoy. Bob Blankenship, new to Montgomery county, can age livestock by teeth and contemplates returning home. Patch work on main town road proceeds. Bluefield to Tazewell road to be widened next year. Lamb shipments from Bik Garden rise as June peak nears. Grass crops excellent with vast bluegrass growth. Horses plow corn while workers hoe rows in Clinch valley farms. Miss Ann Washington and C B Slemp featured in New York Times Paris exposition write up. she descends from George Washington and chairs Mount Vernon duties in Paris.
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Patch Road
Bluefield-Tazewell
Clinch Valley
Wittens Mill
Tazewell
Miss Washington
New York Times
Ann Madison Washington
C. B. Slemp
Paris
Mount Vernon
Mr. Slemp
George Washington
Lawrence Washington
Northfork
Washington, D. C
Virginia Side Personal Leonard Seile Operated On
Leonard the five year old son of Rev and Mrs B T Seile underwent surgery yesterday at the Bluefield hospital seeking relief from a health condition.
Roanoke Park Activities Lead by Genevieve Giesen
Genevieve Giesen of Graham High School faculty has charge of park activities in Roanoke and entertains local children. District conference attendees from West Graham MBE church include Mrs. J S Warden, Mrs. J B Bowling, Mrs. J C Beard, Mrs. Virginia Alley, Paul Cundiff, and Rev T P Sime. Mr and Mrs J C Beard depart Monday for Morgantown to attend West Virginia University commencement where Mrs Beard’s brother Frank Watson graduates.
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Osmerens
Roanoke
Graham
Casttlewood
J. S. Warden
J. B. Bowling
J. C. Beard
Vir
Ginia Alley
Paul Cundiff
T. P. Sime
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Notice Stated Meeting of Lodge 22 Tonight
Stated Communication Lodge 22 percent tonight invites all members to attend as Master Masons work proceeds. Visitors welcome. W A Haun W M H B Frasier secretary.
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W. A. Haun
W. M. H. B. Frasier
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Virginia News
Times Square
New York City
Bob Planenship
Montgomery County
Mr. Blankenship
Lawes
Blackford
Henry C. Stuart
Bik Garden
Enna
Enna Jettick
Canada
NBC
Alwyn Bach
American Society of Arts and Letters
NA Jetuc
Batiste
Madras
J.C
EPA
Federal St
Penney C
Flat Top Bank
W. Va
Toyo
Cheery
Voile
Lateen and
Cretonne
Panama
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