Princeton Selectees Face Delinquent Listing Overdue Questionnaires
Draft registrants from Mercer Boards Nos. 2 and 3 must return overdue occupational questionnaires by 5 p.m. Tuesday June 9 or be reported delinquent to the U.S. district attorney. New June 30 1942 registration details are outlined, with several local men named as delinquent risk and Dr Otto Hochselt appointed as examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Draft Board
United States District Attorney
Yesteree
Draft Boards
Oe Roth
Ana
Rock District
Tve
Board No. 2
Ee S
Samuel James Rodgers
Aloma
Levi Frank Carter
Mooneads
Carla Sturgell
McComas
Ted Hamm
Matoaka
Garland Leroy Thomas
Coaldale
Bellard Fortner Cole
Freeman
Clevde Allen Barnes
Iage Pietrantozzi
Portsmouth
Curtis M. Heath
Pocahontas
Luther Hatfield
Mt. Hope
Paul Boise Thompson
McAlpin
James Alex Howington
James Coomes
Canter
Bramwell
Ray Ardith Moore
Princeton
Elijah Allen
Mike Pietroff
Loyd Williams
Norfolk
Ralph Smith Mills
Dott
Roy Davidson
John Hampton Harless
Crystal
John Crockett Lewis
Lon Ramond Hill
Lashmeet
Herman Burgess Clements
Rock Board
Otto Hochselt
Columbus Circle
N. 5
Jeney A. Carter
B. Swindle
Man L. Saunders
Teaxentns
Peri
George Pritchard
Cee E. Bal
Radford
Raymond Princeton
William E. B Snkenship
Abingdon
Blankenship announces Frances Eloise Miller wed to Ernest Six
Frances Eloise Miller daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cecil T Blanken ship of this city married Ernest Ray Six son of Mr. and Mrs Walter C Six of Princeton. They wed Friday June 5 at Pearisburg Virginia Methodist church. Maid of honor was Alice Harris. Best man was the bridegroom’s father. Both families attended Princeton High school. The couple plan to reside in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil T. Blankenship
Frances Eloise
Ernest Ray Six
Walter C. Six
Princeton
Pearisburg
L. M. Burns
Alice Harris
Six
Princeton High School
Celanese Corporation
Tee
Narrows
Princeton Society Announces Engagement of Earl Geraldens
Mrs Garry Karnes announces the engagement of their daughter Earl Geraldens of White, W Va to be married early in July. Also notices a Junior Auxiliary meeting at Miss Virginia Brown's home on Butefield Avenue and a birth of Harriet Ann Moody, a seven pound girl born June 5 at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Crews
the Seed Church
Virginia Brown
Butefield Avenue
G. C. Moody
Memorial Hospital
Harriet Ann
Moody
Detroit
Harrison Street
WHIS
WBRW
WJLS
Princeton
W. Va
Princeton chapter to meet at 8 with Mrs Dwyer on Highland Ave
The Princeton chapter United Daughters of Confederacy will meet at 8 oclock Monday night with Mrs C F Dwyer on Highland Avenue, with Mrs Mary Bratton as joint hostess. Circle Six will meet with Mrs H E Fleshman leading and Miss Edith Kyle on Honaker Avenue. Delphian Club meets with Mrs J H Hoge on South Street Tuesday night. Piano recital planned by Mrs Ray Bailey at 8 Monday evening in the Memorial building featuring pupils such as Tommy Pendleton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
United Daughters of Confederacy
C. F. Dwyer
Highland Avenue
Mary Bratton
Circle Six
Woman's Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian Church
H. E. Fleshman
Edith Kyle
Honaker Avenue
Delphian Club
J. H. Hoge
South Street
Ray Bailey
Memorial Building
Tommy Pendleton
Charles Amburgey
Jane Bird
Nancy Mitchell
Patricia
Mrs A M Robinson Hosts Forum Club Meeting
Mrs A M Robinson will host the Forum club meeting at 8 o’clock Tuesday at her home on Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Robinson
Forum Club
Harrison
Circle No 5 meets for luncheon and farewell token
Circle No 5 of the Methodist church chaired by Mrs Arthur Serge met at Mrs Bernard Neal street home for a member luncheon. The group held a business session and devotionals. Mrs Earley was celebrated for leaving the city with a token of appreciation as the birthday hostess Mrs Robertson served birthday cake with candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Arthur Serge
Bernard Neal
Early Robby
E. W. Earley
Knights plan Flag Day program Thursday evening
The Knight of Pythias will observe Flag Day in Walker Hall next Thursday at 8 o clock. W. W. Rogers grand chancellor will present history and meaning of the flag, a boy scout demonstration, and slides by J. Williams. Sisters of Mayflower Temple No 84 are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight of Pythias
Walker Hall
History
W. W. Rogers
J. Williams
Fan Sisters of Mayflower Temple
Stinnette Promoted to corporal in 308th Bomb Squadron
James Stinnette of Princeton has been promoted from private to corporal in the 308th Bomb Squadron at Bowman Field Louisville. He serves as social clerk and officer for the squadron and assumed the rank on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stinnette
Princeton
308Th
Bowman Field
Louisville
Riice Buried In Monte Vista After Service At Kee Street Church
Esme Riice dies and funeral set at Kee Street Methodist Church at 2:30 pm with Rev W R Smith Jr and Rev Owen E Mercer presiding. Burial in Monte Vista cemetery. Flowerbearers Cousins. pallbearers Herman Hill Ray Hill Ali Johnson W D Rice Alec Shelton Howard Rice Frank Shelton. Survived by parents A D Rice of Princeton and two brothers Frank Rice of Camp Crowder Missouri and Edwin Rice of Belle West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Kee Street Methodist Church
W. R. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Owen E. Mercer
Monte Vista Cemetery
Herman Hill
Ray Hill
Ali Johnson
W. D. Rice
Alec Shelton
Howard Rice
Frank Shelton
Esme Riice
A. D. Rice
Princeton
Frank Rice
Camp Crowder
Edwin Rice
Belle, W. Va
Three Garden Clubs Meet Monday in Princeton
Three Princeton Garden clubs will gather Monday afternoon at the Elks club. Delegates report to the state meet and May, with Mrs. H. C. Hadden hosting the reception in the flower garden on Hale Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Elks Club
Eaenness
H. C. Hadden
Hale Avenue
Wool Shipment To Be Made Monday
The Mercer county wool pool will be shipped Monday from the local freight station. Over 2300 fleeces are in the pool with a record 53.15 cent per pound price for clear medium wool. Col. E L Shaw and Benjamin Creech are expected, and Emerson Gregory will perform grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
Col. E.L. Shaw
Extension Service Authority
Benjamin Creech
Emerson Gregory
State Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks for Mack Spencer Wiley
Our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends for flowers cars and support after the loss of our beloved son and brother Mack Spencer Wiley Rev Young and the choir provided beautiful songs Fredeking Seaver Funeral Service and all who helped may God bless his wife and children Mr and Mrs Fount Wiley and his siblings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Fredeking Seaver
Mack Spencer Wiley
Fount Wiley
Radford Ordance Works Plant Updates and Local News
W L Broman reports strong employee response to war effort at Radford Ordance Works with posters and pledge cards marking duty to keep men in uniform supplied. June 13 dance by the Radford Ordnance Club. New police practice range opens south of police HQ with safe targeting. Staff changes include Captain Welborn and Major Canning. several engineers visit or relocate. Weekly rail loads rise to 270 cars. total 32 919 cars to date. New field engineers include Preese Liggett Simson and Travis with Dillard in charge of field work. Sydney port handles 7 000–8 000 ships annually with over 11 million net tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Broman
Proram
Radford Ordance Works
Coopera
Roosevelt
Eatcher
Broman
Radford
Musey Soon
Willish
Police
New River Ce
Charles F. H. Begs
Baltimore
Charles Algren
Norfolk
War Department
Corps of Engineers
Harold C. Preese
Richard H. Liggett
Saul Simson
Russell E. Travis
William W. Dillard, Jr
For Rent or Sale Eight Room Brick on College Hill
Eight room brick residence on College Hill with steam heat and garage. Well located near Princeton College area with pleasant grounds. For rental or sale inquiries directed to Princeton Daily Telegraph office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Princeton Ee Daily Telegraph
Princeton
Real Estate Bargains around Princeton area
A diverse collection of properties for sale near Princeton and nearby towns. Listings include 7 room brick houses with basements and amenities, 50 acre farms with barns and orchards, 4 to 8 room cottages, and multiple small truck farms. Prices range from $400 to $5,500 with cash or terms, plus several large 49 to 114 acre farms in Monroe and local counties. Nearby road access and proximity to cities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Princeton
State Road
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Goo
Lilly
Yessir
Well Corkeo
Princeton Society
Garry Karnes
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Quey
Obrien
Howley
Tropics
Knights Eyrnins
Plymouth
E. H. Stearts
Dumont Austin
Low Gap Road
Center St
Perkins
Wia
Elmer H. Rice
James Cagney
Canada
Mercer Theater
Dennis Morgan
Brenda Marshall
Reginald Denny
Alan Hale
Reginald Gardiner
George Tobias
Royal Canadian Air Force
K. L. Scott
Mercer St
Radford Plant News
Sydney
Australia
Virginian Maytag Co
Western Auto Associate Store
Princeton, W. Va
Oceana
Wyoming County
Crouch Farm
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St. No
Lilly Land Co
Eee Ge Teas
Crar Whaw
Beckley, W. VA
Bath Corner
Rowed Street
Circle Drive
Mahood Avenue
Bath
Old Bluefield
Princeton Road
Rock Road Spring
Main Street
College
Bronston
Monroe County
Peterstown
Fpinton
Serona
Hinton Road
New River
Sree Cat
Wallace Street
Athens State Highway
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