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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1945

Page

9

Appraisal Lists Filed for Route 20 Rights of Way

Commissioners filed reports to secure rights of way for the Princeton Dolph portion of route 20. Names include C T Snidow M B Postlethwaite W R Graham Jr E B Baker and C W Murphy. Property owners listed with acreages and valuations include G C Poole D A Johnston Silas W Hyatt Pat Honaker Princeton Bank A M Sutton and Frank B McNutt.

Princeton-Dolph C. T. Snidow M. B. Postlethwaite W. R. Graham, Jr E. 8. Baker C. W. Murphy G.C. Poole D. A. Johnston Silas W. Hyatt Pat Honaker Princeton Bank A. M. Sutton Frank B. McNutt

Allocation Of Funds For Patients Discussed

Plans and provisions for the allocation of the $325,000 voted by the state for care of needy tuberculosis patients were discussed at a meeting of the state public health council in Charleston West Virginia. Commissioner J E Offner and the health department administer it.

Charleston W. Va State Public Health Council J. E. Offner Heal Department

For Sale Listings in Princeton and Bluefield Area

Multiple parcels offered across Princeton and Bluefield including one lot near the courthouse for 1200 dollars, brick homes with apartments, two small houses on lots, an eight room brick house with bath and hot water heat, and several tracts of land near city limits and Glenwood Park. Prices range from 1200 to 11000 dollars with bargains noted.

Wallace Street Princeton Easta Princei Bluefield Glenwood Park Hale Addition Cumberland Road South Bluefield

Princeton Quota Club Holds Regular Meeting and Draws for Committees

The Princeton Quota club met at 6:10 with Mrs. Lou Eason presiding and issued committee booklets. Mrs. Loraine aziett won a tie in a name draw, and members will staff a war bonds booth May 9 at Murphy's store. The next dinner meeting is rescheduled to 7 o'clock to celebrate the club’s birthday with a program.

Princeton Quota Club Virginian Lou Eason Loraine Aziett Quota Club Murphy's

Church Circle And Guild Meetings Held In Town

Mary Pine circle No 5 of First Baptist meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Fred Stennett s home Bluefield Avenue with Mrs Werner Moeller as co host and Mrs J M Honaker presenting the program Women of the Moose Princeton chapter 355 holds a special meeting tonight at 8 to hear plans for the annual installation later this month Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist met Monday evening at the church with hostesses Mrs Ben Goldstein Mrs Wilbur Walthall and Mrs Eula Baker Devotionals were by Miss Kathleen Kane Bible lesson by Florence Deverle mission study by Mrs G G Anvil circle leader Mrs Frederick Cook presided over business and readings were given by Bates and Benny The Altar Society of the Catholic church met Tuesday evening at Mrs N E Lanton Highland Avenue with president Mrs Hartwell Crumpecker devotionals by Mrs Crumpecker and program by Mrs Ira Bradley on Stories of Our Lady s Feasts A spaghetti supper was reported and several members gave readings A salad course with coffee was served

Mary Pine Circle First Baptist Church Fred Stennett Bluefield Avenue Werner Moeller J. M. Honaker Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Ben Goldstein Wilbur Walthall Eula Baker Kathleen Kane Florence Deverle G.G. Anvil Frederick Cook Bates Benny Altar Society Altar Society of the Catholic Church N. E. Lanton Highland Avenue Hartwell Crumpecker Crumpecker Ira Bradley

Princeton Personal News and Cooking Tip Blend

Cpl Hartwell G Crumpecker arrives today from Cook Nebraska to visit relatives on furlough. I Ed Rule and sons Max and Frank plan a weekend in Blacksburg with relatives. A cooking tip suggests adding cooked macaroni to meat balls when serving with tomato sauce.

Cpl Hartwell G. Crumpecker Cook Neb I. Ed Rule and Sons Max and Frank Bluefield Avenue Blacksburg

Mrs. Martin Dies at Daughter's Home in Buffalo

Mrs. Robert Martin 65 died at her daughter Mrs. Carl N. Smith on West Main Street. She had lived with her daughter since her husband’s death four years earlier. Born February 26, 1880 in Buffalo she was a Methodist. Survived by two grandchildren Karen and Carleton Smith and four Holstein relatives. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body to be moved to Buffalo for burial in the family cemetery.

Robert Martin Carl N. Smith West Main Street Buffalo Methodist Church Karen Carleton Smith A. L. Holstein Belatevf R. Holstein Char Prank Nitro C. E Bailalon Fredeking Ver Funeral Service

Job Recruiting Show To Be Held Saturday

Seventeen overseas veterans stage an anti aircraft show at the Princeton athletic field this Saturday night at 8 30 to promote employment at the Radford Ordnance Works. American Legion members join the Army show company at 7 o'clock from the Memorial building. The climax features a simulated air attack with a battery and a flood lighted air lane.

Princeton Athletic Field Radford Ordnance Works American Legion Post Army Show Company Memorial Building

Kiwanis Club Discusses GI Bill at Weekly Meeting

Essie E. Bailey, local bank cashier, spoke on the GI Bill of Rights and loan provisions before the Kiwanis club. Bill Kennedy reported on Kiwanis International HQ operations. Guests Brown Talbert John Hewitt Bramwell Fred Edwards Bluefield Roy Billmyer Charleston C. D. Billyse Clarksburg attended.

Essie E. Bailey Kiwanis Club Bill Kennedy Kiwanis International

Army Band Plans Rally Parade in Princeton

An army band will stage a bond rally parade in Princeton next Monday at 2 PM, with a rally in front of the First Methodist church. Essie E. Bailey announces. Shaeffer Jr. leads the band, a former Carnegie Tech graduate who served at Fort Bragg. A bond boundary booth will be run by the Women’s War Activities Committee chaired by Mrs. Ben Bird.

Princeton First Methodist Church Essie E. Bailey District War Bond Committee Iss Shaeffer Jr Carnegie Tech Fort Bragg James J. Hott Woman's War Activities Committee Ben Bird

Yo-Ag Class Selects Livestock Projects

The Spanishburg es Bowling vocational agricultural class led by instructor Bowling trained 21 boys aged 14 to 17 for two weeks in May. They handled 1000 sheep and clipped 45, with projects including livestock, truck gardens, poultry, and machinery repair this summer.

Spanishburg

Guardian Named for Edward A. Der Jr at Mercer Theatre

Edward A. Bender is appointed guardian for Edward A. Der Jr in the county clerk’s office with a $5,000 bond. At the Mercer Theatre, Betty Hut performs in Here Come the Waves, playing dual roles as redhead and blonde alongside Sonny Tufts and Bing Crosby in a romance comedy musical.

Edward A. Bender Edward A.der, Jr THE Mercer Betty Hut Mercer Theatre Betty Redhead Sonny Tufts Bing Crosby

Buffalo Bill Technicolor Hit At Royal Theatre

Buffalo Bill appears in a technicolor biography at the Royal Theatre today with Joel McCrea Maureen O Hara and Linda Darnell in the lead roles Anthony Quinn Thomas Mitchell Frank Orth Moroni Olsen and Edgar Buchanan also in the cast Eggs should stand at room temperature a few minutes before beating.

Mrs. Diane Finegold Succumbs In Chicago

Mrs. Diane Finegold daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lisagor of Mercer Street died in a Chicago hospital after a brief illness. Funeral and burial will be in Chicago today. She leaves her parents husband and two children two sisters Mrs Kate Harrison of Chicago and Mrs Sarah Gottlieb of Welch and one brother Maurice of Detroit. Mrs Gottlieb was with her sister when death occurred. Mrs Lisagor recently returned from Chicago and learned of her daughter’s death. She attended Princeton High School and West.

Diane Finegold Joseph Lisagor Mercer Street Chicago Til Finegold Kate Harrison Sarah Gottlieb Welch Maurice Detroit Gottleib Lisagor Princeton High School West

Petroleum Jelly First Aid Notice

Mixed OCR fragment describes Moroline use between thumb and finger for minor cuts burns and bruises. Mentions triple size 100 though unclear.

Virginia university taught music at Oakvale school

A Virginia university member taught music at Oakvale school for one year. The stint followed by records indicate the educator’s tenure at the rural school. The event reflects mid century educational exchanges between higher education and local schools.

Virginia University Oakvale School

Moorefield Family Return and Visit Schedule

Mr and Mrs W B Moorefield have returned to Straley avenue Fla weekly and will host their son Dickie Moorefield on furlough from Camp Meade Md visiting Greensboro and Raleigh N C. Miss Sarah Corell and Miss Sylvia Corell of Virginia and Norfolk join guests of Mr and Mrs W H Goans. Mrs Ray Shutt and her mother Mrs E B w Trigg travel to Virginia for a visit with Mrs Basil Hart and Mr W C Jackson family.

W. B. Moorefield Straley Avenue Dickie Moorefield Camp Meade Greensboro Raleigh N. C Sarah Corell Christiansburg Sylvia Corell Norfolk W. H. Goans Ray Shutt Eg Ag E. B. W . Trigg Shuff Ems Va William Basil Hart W. C. Jackson Samily Ter

Visit with Family Mentioned in Brief Scene

A person travels with his mother and brother to Buffalo and plans with his daughters in Charleston, reflecting a family visit snippet within a larger narrative.

Buffalo Charleston

Notice to owners of articles at O D Epling's Jewelry Shop

Receivership public notice urges owners to bring tags for watches clocks and jewelry stored at O D Epling's Jewelry Shop and collect them promptly. Article left after July 1 1945 will not be my responsibility. Debts should be paid at once. Mrs O D Epling.

O. D. Epling

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