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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1929

Page

9

Jury Deliberations Continue In Fire Insurance Suit

The case of Roy Nash against Fidelity Phoenix and World Fire and Marine Insurance went to a jury Friday afternoon in Bluefield over $4,000 on two policies. Final arguments were heard with defense tying Nash to arson. two convicts testified. Trial began Thursday. judge Tanner adjourned to 7 pm for continued deliberations. An order also allowed sale of Shiloh Methodist Church near Kegley by its trustees.

Roy Nash Fidelity and Phoenix Fire Insurance Company World Fire and Marine Insurance Company John Kee J. 8 W. W. Ross James M. Guiher Pennce & Johnson Clarksburg Guiher Nash Bluefield Netroes Circuit Court Wom 6Tanner R. L. Clearge R. L. Moorehead L. G. Howling Shiloh Methodist Episcopal Church Kegley

Coffman Arrest Ties Auto Theft to Hagerstown Incident

Robert Coffman, accused of stealing a Franklin automobile from Hagerstown Maryland, was arrested on Mercer Street near the Royal Theatre by Sheriff J Otis Bowling at about 10 pm after the theft was tracked from a telephone tip by Sheriff McKline. He waived extradition and a Hagerstown officer is due today. Coffman has prior visits to Princeton. Federal prisoners, including one woman, arrive in Mercer County jail to await Bluefield court.

Robert Coffman Hagerstown Mercer Street Royal Theatre J. Otis Bowling Scott McKline McKline Sheriff Bowling Coffman Bowling Franklin Princeton Mercer County Beckley Bluefield

Princeton Paragraphs and Local Happenings

Princeton notices report church services at Shaley avenue and Seventh street with children's programs and adult sermons, plus civic items about traffic officer visits, a Colleen Moore film at the Royal theatre, and a boot shop progress. Also noted are a biplane visit by Al Stewart, legal notices, and upcoming canvassing decisions in Princeton.

Spirited Bidding for School Lands Expected

Bidding is anticipated this afternoon at 2 o clock for numerous tracts offered by E O Hale school land commissioner in front of the courthouse. Taxpayers are urged to bid as the cash sale redemption period expires and deeds go to successful bidders after circuit court confirmation. Delinquent 1924 tax tracts will be sold, including several Mercer Street lots.

E. 0. Hale Mercer Street

Methodist Circles Meet andes of Local Ladies Gather

Tea guest Yeage attended with Mesdames Williamson Lambert Vint Roberts Fredeking Holton and Misses Ruth Gwendolyn Woodson Derby Leonewy Eupha Bonham Vir Karnes Margaret Karnes Lucy Mae Elliott Emma Peck Anice Gott Helen Dietrich Circle 1 met at Mrs Plumber's on Washington Ave with scripture prayer and a Missionary Voice article. Circle 6 hosted by Mrs Morris and chaired by Mrs Barkedale featured Jubilee in China topic and a report on the Missionary Bulletin plus strawberry shortcake and coffee for twelve members and one guest.

Kee Street Circle Woman's Missionary Society Kee Street Methodist Church Ola Elmore Wickham Avenue O. C. Belcher Plumber Washington Avenue J. W. Murphy

For Rent Two Furnished Rooms

Two furnished rooms for rent at 905 Highland Avenue. Apply in person or call 28-l for details.

Highland Avenue

Canvass of votes scheduled for Monday in city election

The canvass of votes cast in the city election will be conducted by the city council on Monday night at its first regular June meeting.

Homecoming planned at Pisgah church event

At a Thursday night Pisgah community council meeting plans were made for the annual home coming to be held tomorrow June 9. A basket dinner, talks by former residents, and preaching by Rev. C. H. Phipps of Princeton are set. The quarterly church conference occurs in the afternoon and a Sunday school teachers training course is proposed.

C. H. Phipps Pisgah John Cunningham Community Council Princeton

Welch Rotary meeting highlights Younger Generation talk

The Welch Rotary Club featured Raymond Steadman discussing the Younger Generation with humorous examples, followed by remarks from Senator J. W. Luther and notes on upcoming memorial services at the New Temple theater. Other items include a note on Senator Mansfield Neely’s memorial address and a plumbing accident at Grace Hospital.

Rotary Club W. B. Lovett Mr. Lovett Raymond Steadman Mr. Steadman Samuel Solins J. W. Luther New Temple Neely The Odd Fellows J. Lacey Tynes Tazewell W. K. Gibson Lon M. Rish JM. Barker

Welch Briefs County Court Meeting and Local News

The county court will meet at 9 a.m. Monday at the courthouse for June business. A 34 year old Russian coal miner Victor Meronosk of Kimball is treated for a fractured left leg at Welch hospital. Howard Lawhorn 18 from Twin Branch treated for left hand injuries after a Ford rollover on the Bluefield Princeton road. Jeanette Hart 2 of Hemphill treated for a left arm injury after a porch incident. Welch Milk Co relocates offices to the Browns Creek road plant. War theater adds Vitaphone Movietone and Photophone sound systems tomorrow.

Worning HH. K. Capper Victor Meronosk Houston Kimball Welch Hospital Howard Lawhorn Twin Branch Bluefield Princeton Jeanette Hart Hemphill Welch Milk Company Wyoming Courts Browns Creek Road

New Welch Drug Store set to open next week

The Pocahontas Drug Company will occupy the former Welch Dollar store site in Welch. Henry C. Blakely and Cecil Johnson will run the business which plans to stock medicines and musical instruments, with fixtures installed and most stock in place. A marble fountain front caused a small delay, delaying opening to Thursday.

Welch Pocahontas Drug Company Welch Dollar Store Waleh Henry C. Blakely Cecil Johnson

Funeral planned for Miss Carrie Pyle at Graham Church

The Rev J F Benton and Dr T C Schuler will conduct funeral services for Miss Carrie Pyle this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Graham Methodist church. Interment will be in Maple Wood cemetery, North Tazewell. She died from complications after a fractured hip three weeks ago and lived with J H Lockwood's Welch family. She is survived by brothers George W and Samuel of Bluefield Virginia and Oscar Pyle of Abingdon, and sisters Mrs John Lowry of Abingdon and Mrs James Vawter of Highland Maryland.

J. F. Benton Methodist Church of Welch T. C. Schuler Graham Methodist Church Carrie Pyle Maplewood Cemetery North Tazewell Misa Pyle J. H. Lockwood George W. and Samuel Bluefield Oscar Pyle Abingdon John Lowry James Vawter Highland

Welch Society Honors Miss Beavers With Bridge Tea

Mrs S M Burgess hosted a Thursday bridge afternoon in honor of Miss Elolee Beavers who will spend the summer in Buffalo New York for educational work. High score prize went to Mrs L S Williams and Miss Teavers received a gift. Guests included Miss Peavers and others who shared a salad course.

Robert McNutt Jr Bridge George A van Lear Roanoke Perkina Apartments Park Avenue Robert McNutt Sr George Van_ Leaar 8. T. Preston Frank Bilger Maybeury H. E. DeJarnette J. W. McNutt J. G. Barbour R. B. McNutt Sr van Lear Helen Dietrich Minerva Ohio Frank Holton Perkins Honaker Avenue Thia Miss Beavers S. M. Burgess Elolee Beavers Stacks J. T. Stacks Camper Apartments Lola Walker Marshall College Madeline Darley Mieses Lola Lillian Walter Madeline Barley Lillian Bingham Virginia Holman Minnie Harrel Thelma Johnson Mary St. Clair Co. T. Jackson I. Katzen Paul Keyburn

Welch Victors and Visitors Travel Notes From Local Area

Frank Buchannon district superintendent of Northfork district schools was in Welch for school matters yesterday. Local residents Mr and Mrs L B Woods and Mr and Mrs J C Keeling spent the day in Kingsport. Mr and Mrs W D Gregg and son Junior returned from Richmond Virginia after several days with relatives. M D Berry of Dayton Ohio and C W Bennet of Huntington were business visitors in Welch. Thure way Mis os Eisie Lee and Louise Hyatt jef Havaco will leave shortly for

Frank Buchannon Northfork Welch L. B. Woods J. C. Keeling Kingsport W. D. Gregg Son Junior Richmond M. D. Berry Dayton Ohio C. W. Bennet Huntington Thureway Eisie Lee Louise Hyatt Jef Havaco

Giants sweep series as McGraw era shines in Pittsburgh win

In a 6 2 victory at Pittsburgh the Pirates beat the Boston Braves to complete a two game sweep. Brandt’s control issues and Boston infield errors fueled the win while Brame earned his fourth decision of the season.

Pittsburgh Brandt Boston Brame Pirates Hon Ton Rma Richbourg Rf Nate James Saeokase Risler Harper I. Waner Asatelsee P. Wanner Ecseeese Traynor Grantham Comorosky Bheely Hargreaves

Coalwood youth injured after logging accident

Bland Smith, 19, of Coalwood, was injured Thursday at about 10 30 when his foot was caught between a lot and a bush while skidding logs for a local contractor. The tibia of his left leg was fractured just above the ankle and he is hospitalized at Welch.

Bland Smith Coalwood Welch Hospital

Manganese Duty Fight Continues In Senate Hearings

Washington June 7 An announcement that the steel industry will press to repeal the manganese duty stirred senators to action Jim Oddie proposed higher duties. The House committees failed to change the one cent per pound rate despite industry claims. Hearings set for June 34 with Finance Committee metals and other sub committees scheduling dates through July 8.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Oddie Nevada House Wars and Means Committee South Finance Committee Reed Republican Pennsylvania Smoot Senate

Cleaning Vases Tips for Narrow Openings

Instructions advise using scraps of newspaper to line and hold bottle cleaners in narrow vases or jars. Fill with soapy water, rinse several times to remove residues.

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