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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1936

Page

13

Five Drivers Impounded and Fined for Drunken Driving

Five men were charged with driving under the influence of liquor by state troopers city and county officers Sunday. Jake Wiley fined 25 dollars and costs with six month license revocation and car impound. George Underwood fined 50 dollars, 30 days jail, license revoked and six months car impound. F E Wagner to have hearing. Elbert Tiller booked for hearing. H J Fivans fined 40 dollars with six months car impound. four others charged with drunkenness one woman with bad check and another with improper license also arrested.

Jake Wiley O. BE. Susong Wiley George Underwood Matoaka Dave D. T. Carr F. E. Wagner Serena Elbert Tiller McComas J. W. Munsey O. B. Susong H. J. Fivans Pearisburg Mercer Street R. H. Lamb R. N. Vermillion

Cornerstone Laying Ceremony At Concord Lodge No 48

A large gathering of Masons, families, and friends attended a public meeting in Athens on Sunday afternoon for the cornerstone ceremony of Concord Lodge No. 48 A F and A M. Carney M Layne presided as Grand Lodge officer with L W Blankenship delivering the principal address. The cornerstone box contained a history of the lodge founded after the Civil War and chartered November 15, 1871, along with documents and mementos.

Athens Temple Concord Lodge No A. F A. M Grand Lodge Carney M. Layne Huntington L. W. Blankenship Cabell County Harry A. Berry Oakhill Grand Royal Arch Lodge Concord Lodge

E Archer Receives High Distinction at Kentucky University

C E Archer son of the county superintendent returned to Athens after graduation from the University of Kentucky with high scholastic honors. He was the sole engineering graduate to earn a high distinction, a rating shared by only five students in the entire university. His parents attended the closing exercises.

Charles H. Archer Athens University of Kentucky Young Archer

Principles of Diet When Reducing Safely

Elsie Pierce explains reducing safely requires medical approval first, then understanding food essentials. She outlines carbohydrates fats proteins minerals vitamins and fiber, plus guidelines: moderate salt, enough roughage and protein, limited fat, and restricted but not eliminated carbohydrates for a safe weight loss regime.

Boys Return From Jackson's Mill Camp

J. W. Kirby brought back five Princeton and Athens youths from a state 4-H club camp at Jackson's Mill. The boys were proteges of the Rotary Club American Legion post and auxiliary and the Athens post. They are Robert Stewart Clarence Stennett Bill Meador Joe Sturidivant and Harry Cooper.

J. W. Kirby Princeton Jackson's Mill Rotary Club American Legion Post and Auxiliary Athens Post Robert Stewart Clarence Stennett Bill Meador Joe Sturidivant Harry Cooper Athens

Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits

Dr and Mrs JL C ompton Douglas street spent the weekend with friends in Alderson Mr and Mrs Eddie Richardson Switchback visit local friends Mrs L P Roberts Jr returning from Norfolk after visiting her mother Mrs Margaret Shaffer and sister Mrs G B Halstead Ja Hinton street The Allens Highland avenue were dinner guests of H O Tabor Park avenue Also present were Mrs Howard Hughes Dallas Hughes and Mrs age Staley of Charlottesville Va Mrs L M Selvey and infant

JL. F. Compton Douglas Street Alderson Eddie Richardson Switchback L. P. Roberts, Jr Margaret Shaffer G. B. Halstead Hinton Street Norfolk Halstead W. H. Allen Highland Avenue H. O. Tabor Park Avenue Howard Hughes Dallas Hughes Age Staley Charlottesville

Lost Billiard with NCS initials at Red Sulphur Springs

Lost item described as a billiard with initials NCS engraved. Contained a $10 bill and pictures. It vanished between Princeton and Red Sulphur Springs or at the springs on Sunday. Reward offered. contact Callaway Spangler at 209 Walnut St.

NCS Red Sulphur Springs Princeton Springs Callaway Spangler Walnut St

Local residents return from visits across towns

Mrs. I. P. Martin and son Robert Martin left Memorial hospital to return to Knoxville Tennessee after visiting Rev. and Mrs. Paul Martin and family on Highland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown with Richard and Peggy went to Virginia Beach for an extended stay, with Mr. Brown to return shortly. William Roy Stephens and wife came back Saturday night from Powelton West Virginia after visiting friends.

Bluefield Avenue Memorial Hospital I. P. Martin Robert Martin Paul Martin Highland Avenue Knoxville Tenn Robert Brown Richard Peggy Highland Virginia Beach Brown Wiliam Roy Stephens Powelton W. Va

Landon Father Says It Is Too Late To Stop His Son

Chicago reports John Landon father of Gov Alf M Landon pausing en route to the Republican national convention in Cleveland says a stop Landon movement is too late He cites Will Rogers while declining to discuss his son and travels with 19 year old Peggy Anne Landon and Leslie Gray of Kansas City through the train stop.

Chicago John Landon Alf M. Landon Kansas Cleveland Landon Will Rogers Peggy Anne Landon Leslie Gray Kansas City H. W. Herndon Barboursville Gail T. Carter Huntington

Towns Nails 200-Yard Double Eagle at Bobbs Jones Course

In Atlanta J M Towns hit a rare double eagle on a 471 yard par five, shooting a brassie 200 yards into the cup at the 74th hole at Bobbs Jones municipal course yesterday. The report notes experts claim the stomach digestion cycle runs about every 24 hours.

Atlanta J. M. Towns Towns

May Court Near End of Obool On May Court Near End of

In circuit court Judge Howell M. Tanner overruled a motion to set aside the $8500 verdict in Reynolds v Virginian Railway Co and suspended judgment for sixty days to allow an appeal to the state supreme court. The third trial produced the same amount after prior juries awarded higher sums. Reynolds claimed negligence over inferior rope causing injury. App Electric Power Co. v Davidson and Thompson was continued for time to file returns. Thompson filed eight small suits after service cuts, alleging nonpayment. Keesee and Co. vs Bane awarded $1004 to plaintiff. Akers couple awarded custody with $15 monthly support for three children. May docket cleared, books open for further orders.

Howell M. Tanner B. E. Reynolds Virginian Railway Company State Supreme Court Reynolds Reynolde Appalachian Electric Power Co E. L. Davidson C. J Thompson Thompson Davidson Matoaka W. R

Princeton Society Hosts T. E. L. Class Meeting

The T. E. L. class of the First Baptist church will meet at Mrs. J. C. Ridenour's home tonight at eight o'clock with Mrs. Bill Wood's group as hostesses.

T. E. L. Clase First Baptist Church J. C. Ridenour Bill Wood

Alison Wimmer Honored at Eleventh Birthday Celebration

Mrs Z W Wimmer entertained numerous younger guests Saturday June 6 for Alison Wimmer s eleventh birthday. Gifts were given and games were played into the night with refreshments served to Patty Snidow Justine Monroe Nancy Monroe Madeline Bailey Nell Brown Edna May Wimmer B W Wimmer Ralph Wimmer Garland Woolwine and Alison Wimmer. Mr and Mrs J L Ray of 109 Bee Street are the parents of a son Charles Lee Ray born June 3.

Z. W. Wimmer Alison Patty Snidow Justine Nancy Monroe Madeline Bailey Nell Brown Edna May Wimmer B. W Ralph Wimmer Garland Woolwine Alison Wimmer J. L. Ray Bee Street Charles Lee Ray

Local girl from W. V. U. joins Beckley newspaper

Miss Caroline Rich, a West Virginia University graduate, will edit the Y W C A Bulletin at the convention of Middle Atlantic colleges in Eagle's Mere for ten days before reporting to Beckley to begin work on the Raleigh Register on June 17.

Caroline Rich West Virginia University Raleigh Register Beckley Eagle's Mere Middle Atlantic States Register

Visits and Trips of Local Resident Rebecca Swope

Miss Rebecca Swope of Bluefield Road spends two weeks in Lynchburg and Buckroe Beach Virginia visiting friends. Mr and Mrs W M Manderville and son Billy drove to Roanoke Saturday to see Miss Martha Harman recovering from illness at the home of Mrs H L Wheeler.

Rebecca Swope Bluefield Road Lynchburg Buckroe Beach

Real estate activity surges in Princeton with multiple sales

Real estate in Princeton has seen brisk activity this week, surpassing seasonal norms. W H Foster sold his south Ninth street brick home to Dr Frank Holroyd, who plans a nearby stucco bungalow. George T Strong bought a Highland avenue brick home from G H Bailey and will relocate from Elmore as Virginian Railway master mechanic.

Princeton W. H. Foster Elmore South Ninth Street Frank Holroyd Foster George T. Strong Highland Avenue G. H. Bailey Strong Virginia

Princeton Family Returns Home After Daughter's Death

The Princeton Paragraphs say Evelyn Allen died suddenly in Charlottesville, Virginia. Her parents returned to High land avenue Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Howard Hughes and Mrs. Ruby Staley and nephew Dalas Hughes. Two youths, Albert Bucchi and Paul Barie, were arraigned before Magistrate W. S. Reynolds for gasoline theft, fined 31 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in jail.

W. H. Allen Highland Avenue Charlottesville Evelyn Allen Howard Hughes Ruby Staley Staley Dalas Hughes W. S. Reynolds Montcalm Albert Bucchi Paul Barie J. H. Byus G. W. Hay Margaret Hay Cincinnati D. G. Harman Tazewell G. A. Sutcliffe Clermont Fla

Legion convention plans set for Lake Shawnee July 12

The sixth district American Legion annual convention will be at Lake Shawnee on July 12, district commander Vic Feller announced. The Princeton American Legion post will help with convention arrangements and discuss them at the regular meeting next Friday night at the Memorial building with Feller expected.

Pageant Tickets On Sale In Princeton Auxiliary Announces

The women’s auxiliary of Princeton Episcopal church distributes tickets for the pageant Let There Be Licht to be held in Bluefield on Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights. Mrs H B Pearis announced and space is reserved for Princeton delegates if Rev Jennings W Hobson is notified in time. Get your Esquire at the Bus Terminal.

Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church Princeton Bluefield H. B. Pearis Pearis Jennings W. Hobson Heart's Delight Natalie Gail Gai Searles New York Searle's Long Island Rosemary Madame Lizette

Youths steal paint from local dealer

Four youths under 18 were arrested after officers recovered fifteen gallons of paint stolen from Virginian Supply Co. A thief entered through a window, opened a door for others to haul the paint, and a man paid $10 for it. The youths were jailed pending a magistrate hearing.

Virginian Supply Co A. M. Whittaker A. F. Simms Virginian

Glamorous Adventure Intertwines Art And Romance

Natalie and Gail navigate New York society as Gail faces career worries linked to the Travers fortune. Derek Hargreaves, a rising portrait painter, flirts with Gail while Lucille’s portrait work stirs jealousy. A dinner in Mrs. Morton’s circles culminates with a kiss while risk surrounds Gail’s job and lovers.

Dprek Hargreaves Ferrara Lucille Gail Derek

Furnished House for Rent Near College Hill

10 room furnished house with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths available. Includes Frigidaire stove and garage. possession June 15 or 20 until September. Rent $25 monthly in advance. tenant pays utilities. Contact Mrs J R Rich at 118 College Hill.

Gary Youth Dita Killed In Gary Auto Wreck

Sunday afternoon an auto carrying three Gary youths skidded off a wet road near Premier, hitting a railroad crossing sign and tipping onto its side along tracks. Gezi Dolgas 21 died. Joe Sironko 23 injured. Joe Painter 21 driver jailed.

Gary Premier Gezi Dolgas Joe Sironko Joe Painter Taeger Sironko Dolgas Painter Young Dolgas Laura Dolgas

Young Democratic Clubs Plan Roosevelt Nomination Rally

The Young Democratic club of McDowell county met with the Welch Central Labor Union at the county courthouse to plan a Roosevelt nomination rally set for June 27 in Philadelphia. Cochairs Fred F. Steele and Thornton Beery led a joint session with subcommittees ordered to report Friday evening at Welch Union Hall.

Young Democratic Club McDowell County County Court House Roosevelt Democratic Party Philadelphia Welch Central Labor Union Fred F. Steele Cochairman Steele Thornton Beery Welch Unio

Special McDowell Lodge Meeting at Mason Temple

A special meeting of McDowell Lodge No. 112 A F and A M is held this evening at 7 30 at the Mason Temple building. All members are requested to attend.

McDowell Lodge No. 112 Masonic Temple

West Dye Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage Near Premier Mountain

West Dye age 65 of Junior Poca died after suffering cerebral hemorrhage. He was found unconscious in the woods near Junior Poca on Saturday morning, and neighbors later located him at the foot of a cliff on Premier Mountain about 7 00 Sunday morning. Doctors at the hospital expressed little hope for recovery.

West Dye Junior Poca Premier Mountain

Reception and Tea Hosted by Welch Society Members

Mrs. H L Butler Mrs H Carlton Fox and Mrs G C Sexton chaired a Saturday afternoon reception and tea in the Appalachian community room from 3 to 5 with about 175 guests. Guests were greeted by Mrs T A Johnson and Miss Bertha Pollard as hostesses and were led to punch and tea stations with garden flower arrangements and silver tea service.

H. L. Butler H. Carlton Fox G. C. Sexton Appalachian Community Room T. A. Johnson Bertha Pollard Butler Fox Sexton J. N. Harman, Jr

Notable Assistants Named for Afternoon Program

Randolph Tucker and Mrs. A N Harris head the second hour with May Harman Bartlett Katherine Butler and Jane Henritze among others assisting during the afternoon session.

Coalfield Missions Board Meets This Afternoon

The regular monthly meeting of the Coalfield Missions Board of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in the local church. Mrs. J. G. Nichols of Bluefield will preside.

Coalfield Missions Board Methodist Episcopal Church J. G. Nichols Bluefield

Post Office Construction Aims to Start June 1

J F Gaddy, superintendent for A Farnell Blair of Petersburg Virginia, arrived to plan the new post office. Crews expect work to begin soon after June 15 using local labor and the project must be finished by March.

J. F. Gaddy A. Farnell Blair Petersburg

Fifty Five Enroll in Mining Classes on First Day

A short coal mining course at Welch High School sponsored by the Mining Extension department of West Virginia University opened with fifty five enrollees from county operations. Classes began at 9:00 a.m. and will run until June 18.

Welch High School West Virginia University

Residents and visitors travel notices mix with odd fact

Local society notes list Mrs J Howard Anderson and Mae Greenwalt traveling through Milan Tennessee and the west. Carriers include Barboursville death travel to Roanoke and Huntington. A Cleveland convention and Cincinnati shopping trips headline the frame while a hippo fact closes the column with a surprising animal note.

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Archer Kentucky Bill Princeton Bank Bldg Elsie Pierce the Bell Syndicate, Inc Jackson’s Mill Obool Case of Power Company Princeton Society Harry Karnes Beckley Newspaper County Relief Administration Legion Convention Harper's Bazaar Mitalar Jean Sevnwright NEA Service, Inc Mrs. Morton Travers Mr. Travers Arlene Wall Street Mrs. Travers Madame Blow J. R. Rich College Hill With Love Wits Irving Pichelian Keith Columbia Cecil Demille Wagner Abbs Valley Tazewell County Pocahontas Bishop Welch Gary Youth Dita IN Thorpe Cemetery Young Democratic Rotarians Walter A. Buchanan Walter, Jr Graham Sale West Welch Society Mission Board United States J. Howard Anderson Milan Hemphill Mae Greenwalt Indiana South Dakota Kelvinator United Supply Company Jones-Cornett Electric Company Rca-Victor Radio Distributors Pocahontas Fuel Company ONE Broadway Tidewater Great Lakes Maders Vretnchert Atlantic Coast Tidewate Lambert's Point Sewell’s Point Newport News Rew Restos Mee Salen Mass Mystic Wharf Roeton, Mass Portland, Ma Sandusky New Bedford Portland Maine Norfa Weto. Mark Ohio Moxehy, Bavon & CO D. Tee Tame Street London B. C England Coal Traction Rot Holland Fakdmrick Somderson Beree Norway B. Pinto Basto & GO. Mbt Lisbon Portugal COG & Cleri Lomelita Italy Arthur II Drottninggatan Gotherburg Swed
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