Princeton Man Charles J Weatherford Dies After Illness
Charles J Weatherford of Washington avenue died Saturday at 8am after a three week illness. He leaves a widow and nine children. the family moved to Princeton from Red Sulphur Springs three years ago. The body will be taken to the old home and funeral services will be held at the Baptist church in Alderson with Rev Dennison and Rev McCandler officiating at 3:30 this afternoon.
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Charles J. Weatherford
Washington Avenue
Princeton
Red Sulphur Springs
Baptist Church
Mr. Dennison
Alderson
Mr. McCandler
Peterstown
Princeton Personal Notices Continue Readers Learn Local Moves
Miss Bill Vincent returned home after professional duty in Christiansburg. Lilly Land Company urged for home seekers in Princeton. A H Dangerfield of Charleston visits relatives. Miss Rudd the county health nurse attended Bluefield business. H C Hadden and Mr and Mrs W R Rippetoe returned from Washim Shrine show. Frances Peck guest of Judge and Mrs Woods and Dr and Mrs Short. Mrs Hattie Johnston moved from Memorial Hospital home and improving. Mrs E G Fergson and children visited Mrs Scott White. R T Hastings returned from Huntington after daughter Gladys graduation at Marshall College. Mrs Fred Blankenship of Tralee recovering after serious operation. Red Ball takes summer position with R B Bodell starting Monday.
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Bill Vincent
Christiansburg
Lilly Land Company
Princeton
A. H. Dangerfield
Charleston
Rudd
Bluefield
H. C. Hadden
W. R. Rippetoe
Washim
Frances Peck
Danville
H. G. Woods
Noah Short
Norton
J. H. Reynolds
Hattie Johnston
Memorial Hospital
E. G. Fergson
Helyen and
Claude
Scott White Yesteray
R. T. Hastings
Haltington
Miss Gladys
Marshall College
Fred Blankenship
Tralee
Red Ball
R. B. Bodell
Czechoslovakia Still Turns Out Fine Violins
Prague reports the violin making industry strengthens its position with about 4,500 home workers. In 1922 the country produced 133000 violins plus 2100 cellos and 1200 double basses reflecting high quality and crafts.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Washable Silk Frocks For Youngsters Featured
For youngsters washable China silk in checks plaids and polka dots is used to make frocks for small children A sash or trimming often repeats the color in the design.
Community Playground Schedule and Nehemiah Lesson
Community notes describe a tentative weekly schedule for the Genoa Avenue playground with craft sewing and story hours and interplays with the North Side site. A Sunday school lesson on Nehemiah 4 6 15 outlines perseverance amid opposition and the verse Be not ye afraid of them.
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Genoa Avenue
Jones Street
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Sanballat
Tobiah
Official Efforts to Define Liquor Ration for Seamen
The article outlines proposed rules to require wine as part of crew rations and to regulate liquor shipments by sea. It notes a Spanish company planning monthly calls in American waters and the Treasury's stance on medicinal liquor with tighter controls to monitor quantities.
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Lawa
Ite
Small P
The
Treasury
Dry law hits New York port as ships barred from liquor
New York City becomes officially dry at midnight as customs officers enforce the Supreme Court ruling banning liquor on all merchant vessels within three miles. Federal official Palmer Canfield notes cargo and ship stores fall under prohibition, with limited medicinal and sacramental allowances requiring medical or health service approval.
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New York
Supreme Court
Three Mile Imit
Palmer Canfield
Public Health Service
Washington
Customs Service
Cers
United States
Haynes
Supreme Court rulings on foreign ships test Volstead Act limits
Sir Albert Gray criticized the decision enforcing American prohibition on foreign vessels. He called applying the Volstead Act to foreign shipping dangerous to international comity and said the law is not an international standard.
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Supreme Court
Albert Gray
House of Lords
Sir Albert
Don’t Forget Dad Its Day Fathers Day Message
Today June 10 is Father’s Day. The piece urges readers to honor fathers who are humble and selfless like mothers, noting Dad’s humanity and urging everyone to show appreciation this day, as it may be their last chance to honor him.
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Earth
Heaven
Dad
Father
Mother
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