Woman awaits grand jury action on slaying count
Lester Bell held in county jail after arraignment on murder charge stemming from husband George Bell’s death near Hiawatha Sunday night. The colored woman, under five feet, claimed self defense after alleging years of abuse and drinking husband. She received six months in jail and a $58.85 fine for carrying a pistol. Bell said she will return body to Alabama for burial. she previously visited Knoxville and friends in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenter Bell
George Bell
Hiawatha
B. L. Davidson
Matorka
Yenterday
Jake Marsh
Marsh House
George
Princeton Society Midweek Service Study Topic
The third chapter in the Disciples of Christ history will be the subject at the First Church of Christ midweek service tonight at 8 o clock with special music and a welcome for all. C E Society strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn before the service. Birth announcement for Thelma Irene Thomason born May 29 at Lynch apartments. Presbyterian Club Supper Men’s club to hold monthly supper on Thursday at 6 40 o clock Circle 3 led by Mrs H Roney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of Christ
Church of Christ
C. E. Society
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Church of Christ
Lewia A. Thomason
Lynch Apartments
Thea
Thelma
Irene
Presbyterian Club
H. Roney
Bobbitt Assumes New County School Duties
Bobbitt, recently appointed by the county board of education as county school superintendent to replace Paul Davies fatally injured in a March Camden wreck, assumed duties. Brooks Hardy, formerly principal at Montcalm Junior High, will become assistant superintendent July 1 as Charles Archer succeeds as county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbitt
County Board of Education
Agsterant County School
Paul Davia
Camden
N. J
Matoaka
Spanish Bars
Brooks Hardy
Montcalm
Princeton Personalities and At-Home Visits Mentioned
Princeton personals note several local and distant visits. Dorothy June Richardson of Maple Acres is visiting someone in Oak Hill. John A. Bingham, U S Navy machinist mate at Norfolk, is on furlough with his brother. Mrs H L Bingham of Columbus Ohio visits her son Luther Bingham. John Bigham recently stationed at Honolulu and a Princeton high school graduate is mentioned. Mrs H C Wella and two children travel to Biloxi Mississippi to spend summer with her sister Mrs R Barnette. Dr and Mrs George Tell relocate to 1041 Douglas Street. Mr and Mrs H B Prater and their two daughters Georgia Hu and Mary are listed next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Porton
Garfield Memorial Homital
Washington
M. W
M. H. Posten
Jamilion
Mias
Mildred Haden
Bernice Colling
Charleston High School
Margaret Dangerfield
Concord College
H. E. DeJarnette
Ezabeth
Richmond
Aya
Ward Sowers
Walker Street
Tilley
Leo Street
Mount Afry
H. N. Collier
Mindon
W. Va
Miew
Dorothy June Richardson
Maple Acres
Oak Hill
John A. Bingham
U .S. Navy
Norfolk
Tether Tievham
H. L. Bingham
Columbus
Ohio
Luther Bingham
John Bigham Inti
Honolulu
Princeton
H.C. Wella
Harry C
Vera Ann
Barbers Held for Federal Court on Boxcar Robbery
Bill and Woodrow Barber, local brothers, are held on boxcar robbery charges with bonds of 2500 each. They were arraigned yesterday before U S Commissioner Thomas in Bluefield and remanded to the county jail. The pair allegedly broke into a freight car near the station on April 11 and admitted involvement with two accomplices. Coffee, shoes, and other merchandise were stolen, with some coffee later recovered in a North Carolina store owned by a Princeton man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
U. S
Thomas
Scott
Bill Barber
Woodrow Barber
Fort Sims
Bill
North Carolina
Princeton
Princeton Paragraphs Report Sult Case and Wills
In circuit court Mildred Ward sues Nathaniel Ward for a sult divorce. C Dillon administers Arthur Lilly estate with suits against Ina Lilly Thomason Clayton Lilly and Mrs Easter. A will of Gould Lilly dated 1928 was admitted to probate leaving the estate to his widow. Health exams and 4 H health contest are noted. Buster Gwinn held on $600 bond for grand jury after allegedly wounding Joe Hairston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ward
Nathaniel Ward
C. Dillon
Arthur Lilly
Ina Lilly Thomason
Clayton Lilly
Mra J. M. Easter
A. B. White
Cornelia White
Wilt
Gould Lilly
Biffis Lilly
Joe Harraton
Buster Gwinn
W. 8
Reynolds
Gwinn
John Hurst
Hairston
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Hensley
Funeral service for Frances Henaley 67 who died Saturday night at Lashmeet was held at her home. Interment followed in Banduick cemetery. She was born in Tezewell county Virginia to Hervey and Ma Davis and married John Halreton Hensley in 1884. Survivors include three children two steps and five grandchildren. Her husband preceded her 14 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Henaley
Lashmeet
Banduick
Hanaley
Tezewell County
Virginia
Hervey Davis
Ma Huda Jane Davis
John Halreton Hensley
Joseph Harrison Hensley
Charleston
W Va
N. B. Hensley
New York City
Lennie Wiley
Jim Hensley
Bluefield
W. Va
Sam Hensley
Princeton
Ruth
Hather
Daniel
Naomi Wiley
Norme Celesta Hensley
William and
Smith Davis
Kegley
John Davia
Winonah
Mia
TR. E. Sargent
McComas
Summer Weethearts in Flight from Innicock
Katharine and Michael Heathcroe flee their scandal as they marry in haste and plan a brief, secret union. He insists she stay with him, while she seeks a quick return to normal life, torn between fear of discovery and a fierce attachment. They share a lunch, resolve to face consequences together, and head toward a new, uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michatel Heathcroe
Michael
Lia
Kathrine
Katharine
Innicock
River
Bertine
Michael Heatheros
Somadamon
Sally Moon
Gera
Sally
Sally Moone
Prin J Ceza
Hetrine
Michael Heatherpe
Baga
Princeton Personal Notes for Miss Evelyne Edmonds Visit
Mrs R L Epling of Miami Florida visits Princeton during several weeks with Mr and Mrs J Wood on South Walker Street and Mr and Mrs H C Tabor on Park Avenue Evelyne Edmonds travels to Mount Hope to visit friends and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Epling
Miami
Fia
Mra
J. Wood
Walker Street
H. C. Tabor
Park Avenue
Misa Evelyne Edmonds
Mount Hops
Radio Schedule Snapshot West Standard Timay Notes
Program listings for Wednesday June 5 with network NBC WEAF details across East and South regions. Notes mention basic chain designations and potential changes to programs across stations. The text presents station call letters and unclear fragmentary phrasing from the broadcast schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Weaf
Weal
Wrra
Cbs-Wabc
Wabe Wade
Waab
Wnag
Wer
Wkbw
Wkre
Whk
Ckiw
Wdyo
Wrau
Wias Wean
Whl
Wspd
Wiey Wraas Whos. Fld. Wealt
Wibm
Kmbe
Kmox
Wpg
Wlhw
Whee
Wibz
Wtrb
Ckac
Wihx
DIXIE
Buck Rogers
Relasman
Boake Carter
Johnnie Foursome
World Peace Foundation
David Rosas
Mark Warnew
Byrne and Allen
Howard Barlow
Claude Hopkins
Bill Hogan
Joe Haymes
Art Jarrett
Ben Bernie
Radio Schedule Fragments from Bluefield Notebook
A dense, fragmented listing of radio programs across multiple networks. It includes times, show titles, and station identifiers with scattered nonstandard phrases and garbled OCR segments. The material portrays a daily broadcast grid with varied music, news, and entertainment slots across regions and networks.
Lost glasses found for Mrs H. and Tiller at courthouse
A pair of shell rimmed eyeglasses lost between the courthouse and the Virginian hotel have been found and will be returned to Mrs H and Mr Tiller at the courthouse or the Virginian hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. H
Tiller
Courthouse
Court delays Mingo County judicial transfer plan
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that transferring Mingo County from the Eighth to the Twenty-Fourth Judicial Circuit is invalid for now and cannot take effect before January 1, 1937. The ruling keeps the current circuit arrangement until the date, with judges to be elected under the old plan until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo County
24Th Judicial Circuit
Charleston
W. Va
Twenty-Fourth Judicial Circuit
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Wayne
McDowell
Charles W. Ferguson
Worok
Sade Howard
Welch Society Emanual Sisterhood Luncheon and Speakers
The Emanual Sisterhood hosts a luncheon Thursday at 1 in the Appalachian community room with Mrs David Scott and Mrs Sam Polon in charge. Mrs Harry Clark state field secretary of the Federation of Temple Sisterhood and Rabbi A A Rugkin will speak. Reservations led by Mrs Elis Rostow. Also noted is the Supreme Forest Woodman circle burial at 7 in the same room with Mrs Henrietta Snyder present. Marriage news: Henry Davis and Mary Maxwell Suga wed June 1 1945 in Hopkinsville Kentucky. Arthur Lee Parker 96 killed in Kingston Pox Cahontas Coal mine, services pending with burial in Redfield Cemetery. survived by widow and three children. Parker was a United Mine Workers member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanual Sisterhood
Glvarore
Appalachian Community Room
David Scott
Sam Polon
Harry Clark
Bluefield
Atate
Federation of Temple Bisterhood
Brest
A. A. Rugkin
Elis Rostow
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Appalachian Communnity Room
Mra
Henrietta Snyder
Henry Davis
R. C G. Davis
Summer Street
Mary Maxwell Suga
Hopkinsville, Ky
Bt. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Hopkinsville
John W. Vance
Davis
University of Kentucky
Phart
Patterson Hall
Alma Magna Mater
David
Arthur Lee Parker
Marytown
Kingston Poxcahontas Coal Company
Rederfield
James Michael
Lorine
George Franklin
Parker
United Mine Workers of America
Coalwood Woman Dies of Spinal Meningitis
Mrs. J. M Davidson A 34 year old Coalwood resident died in a local hospital after a brief illness described as spinal meningitis Funeral services were planned for this afternoon at Liberty Hu and note repeated regional deaths from the disease amid recent medical visits and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalwood
J. M Davidson
Liberty Hu
Mra. Davidson
Grace hospital notices and local travel items
Hospital admissions include Miss Eding Pruett and Dorothy Robason among others. discharges list several patients. Clinics report entries and charges for Wallace Nesbit and others. Gas data order requires under oath reports by July 1. Local briefs cover visits, departures, and social news in Welch and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hospital
Eding Pruett
Havenco
Dorothy Robason
Coalwood
Harlow Warden
Charleston
W. Ve
Serview Commission
Commission
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Lester Bell
Knoxville
Princeton Society
Lake Shawnee
Eddie Valjo
Farm Women's Bureau
Farm Women Bureau
Frank Holroyd
J. R. Vermillion
Ted Paters
A. R. Scott
T. Bird
J. I. Markell
Mrs. Hensley
Mabel McElliott
NBA, Service, Incs
Bra Iing Main Street
Bethine
Dartine
Mercer Supply CO
Chicago House Furnishing Company
Bun Rise Bottling Co
Clark Hardware and Furniture Company
Gas Company
Chavrolet
Weil
Wimj
James Wilkinson
Bart
Sam and
Harry Kogen
Kathleen Wellh
Billy
Batty
Weaf
Josiah Stamp
Black Chamber
Easy Aces
Hzra
Wayne King
Fred Allen
John B. Kennedy
Jease Crawford
Leonard Keller
H. Madriguera
NBC
WJZ
Wiz
Wbza
Wir
Wlw
Wmal
Woky
Wenr
Wis
Koll
Wren Wolaq
Kgo
Wkbt
Northwest & Canadian
Wtmj
Wiba
Kstp
Webo
Wday
Kfyr
Erct
Cfot
Wrva
Woit
Wwuc
Wla
Wiax
Wiha
Waun
Wlod
Wam
Wsb
Wapi
Wjix
Wamb
Kwoo
Wky
Waa
Kpre
Woai
Ktbs
Kths
Weoc Wave
Mountain
Koa Kdyl
Kgir
Kzhl
Kira
Wrea
Wlac
Wdsu
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Kdld
Wrr
Ktrh
Ktsa
Waco
Koma
Wdbo
Wht
Wdae
Whiz
Wrbf
Wwva
Wmbe
Wala
Wmbr
Pacific Coast
Kgo Ka
Klar
Ensty
Tony
Gus
Dangerous Paradins
Hal Kemp
House of Glass
Regagie Childs
Eaet
Amos ‘N' Andy—weat
Gun—west
Ink Spots
Eaat
Weat
Shandor
Tire Sale
College Hill
Lilly Land CO
ROYAL
Chester Morris
Virginia Bruce
Billie Burke Ates
Romarces
Wad Filiy
Aa Fursa
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen Wariorie Rambead Guarles Bickford
Florence Rice
Welch
McDowell County
Welch Society
Woodman Circle
Tyr River Tennis Club
CG. A. Tatwiler
Reno Howard
Charlie Gearhart
Southwood Addition
Triangle Fraternity
Ruby
Davia
Keystone
Lola Hasley
City
Ralph Emerson
Stevens Clinic
Wallace Nesbit
Ashland
Misa Vert Cox
Berwind
Roger Burns
Veto Cape
Filbert
Milas Fanny Carter
Nitro
Mary Barrett
Rhodes Realty
BE. W. Lucas
Jon, Terry
Mildred Blagi
Danville
Dickerson
Vermillion
Verla Ashworth
Randolph-Mason Woman's College
Lynchburg
Lol. Ashworth
Wyoming Street
B. KR. Willis
Abingdon
Mra. Willis
Mra. C
Kendrick
Whitley
Pearisburg
Vai
Walch
Misa Louise Hudson
Bera College
G. M. Hollandsworth
H. G. Christian
Portsmouth
Ohbio
Janice
Paul Jones
James Varmillion
John Henson
Camp Benjamin Harrison
Ind
C. H. Gearhart
O. I. Alezaniar
Harry Rowan
YW. R. Hawthorne
Arthur J. MacBeide
Bele
R. L. Wallace
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
One Broadway
New York
Pat
Pocahontas
Lidswater
Great Lakes
Fiset
pEwa Taio Pees Statie Va Sewell
Newport Docks
New Biford
Iain
Belem
Atla Wharf
Boston
Portland
Sandusky
Alse
Rie
Mert
Jooton
Maan
New Bedford
Muse
Melle
Norfoli Wey
Oate
Detroit
OBE, Bayon & Co., Ltd
Suratite Eogor
Bang
Norway
OlaaRte Cl
Gotherburg
Sweden
Eya
Beatie
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