Two Are Fined On Driving Charges
Walter James of Prosperity and Bailey were fined on reckless driving charges. Corporal M C Yoak arrested them Sunday on Route 219.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
12
Walter James of Prosperity and Bailey were fined on reckless driving charges. Corporal M C Yoak arrested them Sunday on Route 219.
Veepco requests authorization to issue notes totaling 10 million dollars to fund a construction program. The plan aims to support capital improvements and accelerate ongoing projects.
June 4 report shows sixteen of thirty whooping cough cases in Wheeling and Ohio County. Last week counted eighteen cases, seven the week before. Mumps declined from twenty one to fourteen cases.
Police and firemen in the city filed a petition at Monday night’s council meeting requesting a sixteen percent pay raise and adoption of a pension system. Current salary is 150 dollars monthly. raise would be 24 dollars. The council was asked to include this in the upcoming budget.
An incoherent OCR style item mentions Dr Béwaraa Olive Ta Boos and drugstores. It references following label directions and numbers 164 and 305, suggesting a medicinal or pharmaceutical context without clear details.
Mason Frederick Bailey 40 a Virginian railway shop employee died at his sister Mrs. C J Crigger 403 Harrison street at 1030 Tuesday morning after an eighteen month illness He was born November 5 1906 and is survived by his wife Gertrude Fortner two children Deanie and Norma Jean his parents Mr and Mrs H P Bailey Princeton and several brothers and sisters The body will be taken to Mrs Crigger home from Memorial Funeral Directory chapel this afternoon at 3 o'clock arrangements not completed
A 1934 coupe owned by Gilbert from Montcalm left Route 52 three miles south of Bluefield around 2 o clock Tuesday. The car struck a rock twelve feet off the road, crossed the pavement, flipped onto its side 184 feet away. E. D. Bazzie reported Gilbert charged with reckless driving and to appear before Magistrate Frank Kert at Montcalm.
Judge D M Easley upheld jury awards of 10000 in the Fink case and 1200 in the Fink case against P F Wallace Transfer. He also considered a motion for reversal in the Buroci v Moore Milling Co case and Simmons and ordered a $50 monthly child support payment while granting custody of one child to the defendant.
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist plan Thursday gatherings June 6 at 2 30 PM with circle leaders and co hosts at varied locations including Athens road Perkins apartments Honaker Avenue Eighth Street Circle drive South Walter Street Mahood Avenue Circle sites follow listed leaders and hostesses through eight o clock sessions.
The young people's choir will meet this evening at 6 30 at the church under director Edward Rule. The senior choir follows at 8 15. Girl Scout troop No 2 awarded literature dramatics badges to Jennie Lou Carper Joan Ridenour Mitzi Bowling and passed Jerry Bonham on child care. Mrs Neal led first aid guidance and the meeting closed with promise.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church will gather at the church at 7:30 this evening for a community meeting and planned activities.
The Vera Johnston circle of Silver Springs church meets at 2 this afternoon at Mrs. E G Pettry's home. Shelby Blankenship, son of Mr and Mrs A B Blankenship of Walnut street, leaves for Camp Caesar in Webster County as a 4 H club scholarship recipient chosen by the Princeton Garden club. About 250 student campers, ages 16 and up, receive scholarships. camp activities began with a banquet Monday and end Saturday.
Princeton Youth Inc sponsors a year round recreation program since 1944 seeks city council and board of education cooperation in taking over entire program next fiscal year. A Monday meeting directed a committee to present the plan before budget talks. Playground equipment on the Knob Mercer and Thorn schools has grown popular with youth and peers discussed regulations and supervision.
The Princeton Foundry and Supply was sold by George Hall to Graham White Manufacturing of Roanoke Virginia. The transfer occurred Monday June 3 after negotiations began May 13. The plant will operate as Princeton Foundry and Supply a division of Graham White with plans to add small casting and improve equipment.
Mrs Whittaker resumes duties at John Hopkins Hospital after Carson visit. Sgt Whittaker back to Bowling Field Washington. Blanche McDaniel back home on North Walker after Florida trip. Dr and Mrs F M Ketterer of Breese Ill visiting Mrs Ketterer aunt Mrs Walls in Highland Ave. Mrs Meade McNeil returns to Athens after Cincinnati trip for brother C E McManaway illness and will accompany him to Princeton.
Mrs. Verta McClanahan, who underwent operation at Memorial Hospital Monday morning, is improving. Elizabeth Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams of Front Street, is reported as outstanding in her class. Mercer ton ee year 1945 and Att. and Mrs. T. MH. Whittaker are mentioned in the notice.
The West Virginia Tuberculosis and Health association plans a statewide organization with a single governing body. A county analytical study supports formation and a full time executive is expected to lead the new program drawing all interested citizens.
Six new goose feather pillows never used with new ticking. Apply Mrs. C A Walters at 419 Bluefield Ave or call 785 J for details.
High school youths from Princeton and nearby areas attend the American Legion Boys' State program at Jackson's Mill. Participants include Lacy Shrewsbury Noonkester Odell Brunk and other local students as they spend the week in the event.
Mayor David L. Lawrence ordered a vice clean-up in Pittsburgh's Hill district after complaints. The action aims to keep children off the streets during summer and at 9 p.m. in winter.
The will dated February 16, 1943 was filed in the county clerk's office. Ina French of Charleston, a granddaughter, qualified as executrix with no bond required. Charlie Smith, Frank Sizemore and Henry Davis named as appraisers of the estate.
The Royal Theatre shows Gee Here Private Hargrove starring Robert Walker Donna Reed and Keenan Wynn. The film adapts the private Hargrove memoir about a newspaper reporter's wartime experiences with Walker in the title role.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2703 hosts a Friday night dance at the VFW hall with Dennis Barton and his orchestra. A cub scout recruitment call invites boys aged 9 to 11 to contact John Womeldorf at the Presbyterian Church. phone 69.
The Mercer theatre closes a four day run featuring a World War II era film centered on PT boats near Corregidor with stars Robert Montgomery John Wayne and Donna Reed. Princeton honorably discharged servicemen report to Mercer Selective Service Board No. 3.
The United Mine Workers begin contract talks for foremen in soft coal mines with a joint session with the Federal Coal Mines Administration. John McAlpine leads the UMW delegation and vows a strike threat if no contract is set when government returns seized mines to operators. Slocum, commander of seized mines district, attends.
Closing hours updated to Monday through Friday at 6 p m and Saturday at 8 p m. The notice confirms new operating times for all customers and departments.
Listing offers furniture for kitchen living room and bedroom in excellent A l condition. Address 1312 South Ave Princeton West Virginia for pickup or inquiries.
A 25 member committee of school bus standards will meet at White Sulphur Springs to consider adoption of updated standards for purchase and inspection of buses in West Virginia. The group includes superintendents and transportation directors from across the state. Paul Boges, state supervisor of transportation, notes current standards have been in effect since 1940.
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