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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1928

Page

7

Rival Railroads Seek Right to Build Line in Princeton

Princeton DeJarnette will join hearings in Washington before the Interstate Commerce Commission to argue for Virginian Railway's right to extend down the Guv an to Gilbert. The examiner recommended granting the extension amid protests from N and W and C and O, with expectations the commission will uphold the examiner Haskell Davis.

Princeton H. E. DeJarnette Washington, D. C Princeton Chamber of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Morrow Virginian Railway Guvan Gilbert Virginian

Memorial delayed as Mercer county WWII memorial bids await directors

No action was taken by Mercer county court on plans for a World War memorial building due to absence of board members in Washington and Massachusetts. The bid advertisement will await a directors meeting, with bids opened and contract let likely in July or possibly next year. Plans show Indiana limestone front, with a two floor layout including waiting rooms, a woman's organization room, a rotunda, hall, kitchen, library and restrooms. The building to be open to all Mercer County citizens.

Mercer County Garry & Sheffey Bluefield A. W. Reynolds, Jr Washington George West Diehl Massachusetts Fieet Gary & Sheffey

Della Hawley Held on Charge of Bigamy

Indicted for bigamy, Della Hawley, 19, was arrested on a caplas at Hinton Monday night by Sheriff G H Crumpecker and returned to the Mercer county jail to await trial at the July criminal court. The indict-

Della Hawley Hinton G. H. Crumpecker Mercer County

Dances with Bob Hoke String Band at City Hall

Music by Bob Hoke and his String Band headlines a community dance with admission set at $1. Local venue invites residents to enjoy a lively evening of traditional tunes and dancing.

Bob Hoke

County Woman Accused in Bigamy Case

An April grand jury returned an indictment charging a Fayette county girl, formerly Ward, with marrying Burke Jennelle while still married to Sam T. Hawley of Fayette county. She alleges she was fifteen when she wed Hawley under threat and that Hawley later claimed a divorce enabled his remarriage. Hawley reportedly testified to the case. the girl says she believed a divorce existed and that she was duped into a second marriage.

Ment Burke Jennelle Sam T. Hawley Fayette County Hawley Hopewell Ward

Princeton Paragraphs Sentenced on Moonshine Charge

Robert Lee was arrested on Coaldale mountain Saturday night by Sheriff Crumpecker and State Police Sgt Creasy on a moonshine liquor charge. He was tried Monday evening and received sixty days in jail plus a $100 fine and costs. Will Knox, detained for trespassing after possession of ladies undergarments and a necktie on a Virginian freight train, was fined $5 and costs and ten days in jail. questioning yielded little information.

Robert Lee Coaldale Mountain G. H. Crumpecker W. W. Creasy Sanire O. O. Karnes Lee BP. W. Belcher Bert Sims Will Knox Knox KF. B. King

Norma Talmadge Stars in The Dove at Royal Theatre Today

Norma Talmadge in The Dove her first United Artists picture shown at the Royal theatre today. Gilbert Roland supports in the romantic lead and Noah Beery plays Don Jose the blusterer. The story by Willard Mack was adapted from Belasco’s success. Talmadge's finest role is said to be in this picture.

Norma Talmadge United Artists Royal Theatre Miss Talmadge Gilbert Roland Noah Beery Don Jose Willard Mack David Belasco Mies Talmadge

Storms Hits Flat Top With Rain Hail And Lightning

Visitors near Beckley report a strong afternoon storm on Flat Top around noon. Heavy rain hail and a fierce electrical display accompanied by wind caused wash on fresh hillside slopes but no other damage was observed.

Beckley

Junior Music Club Meeting and Program

The Junior Music club meets this afternoon at 2 30 at the Presbyterian church. The program features Trio Dollie’s Dream L Avalanche Minuet Queen of Fairies Ten The Land of No Music To the Rising Sun and Witches Dance. The YW A of the Baptist church met at Arley Mae Woods home on Reynolds avenue. Delegates Erma Riner Ruth Meador chosen for the Valley association at Roanoke June 10. Meador to lead devotional exercises. Riner to give Princeton’s re-

Presbyterian Church Spaulding Bella Lisagor Bernice Pendleton Sarah Sorinsky Dollie Oesten Mary Elizabeth Crumpecker Eileen Smith Heller Sarah Saundere Hazel Lawrence Helen Baum Elolee Fry Francesa Bondurant Toyussen Mary Lee George Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church Arley Mae Woods Reynolds Avenue Erma Riner Ruth Meador Valley Association Roanoke Miss Meador Mies Riner Princeton

Eighth day Y W A encampment delegate to Ridge Crest

Alfreda Fry departs for an eight day Y W A encampment at Ridge Crest North Carolina to study bible training methods. Ruth Meador leads a lesson on Vielone of the Lives of Africans and Edna Mae Mitchell performs a piano solo.

Mieses Beulah Meador Erma Riner Gladys Soupeciss Ruth Meador Edna Mae Mitchell

For Rent Two Room Furnished Apartment on Circle Street

Two room furnished apartment with private bath and large closets for rent on Circle Street. Lights and water included. For particulars call 02 3 Princeton.

Circle Street

Marriage to be solemnized in Rock Hill at bride's home

The marriage will be solemnized in Rock Hill at the bride's home on Chatam avenue. Miss Griffin was formerly a teacher in Princeton high school. The Episcopal auxiliary of the Church of Heavenly Rest will meet with Mrs G. B. Halstead Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home on Hale avenue.

Marcellus Griffin Rock Hill N. C Martha Odell Marsden Causey Anderson Conway Miss Griffin Winthrop College Anderson Harry Drug Company Pcular Charleston Medical College Chatam Avenue Princeton High School Church of Heavenly Rest G. B. Halstead Hale Avenue

Legion Auxiliary To Meet And Missionary Society Notes

Legion Auxiliary Post 54 holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Shepperd. Greenview Missionary Society of the Princeton Circuit meets today at 1 4 at the church. Circle No 4 of First Methodist church meets at Mrs L C Rogers on Park Avenue with songs prayers scripture and Bible questions. Mrs H H Ball leads and ministers comments as members discuss child welfare study from 1914 to 1926. Mrs C E Stearts presents chapter on foreign child welfare and social service committee reports noted. Hosts Pauline Helen Loraine Rogers and Virginia Bailey assist.

Circle No First Methodist Church L. C. Rogers Park Avenue Jesus Fannie Hoke H. H. Ball C. E. Stearts R. N. Vermillion Mra Social Service Committee Pauline, Helen Loraine Rogers Virginia Bailey Lovely B. C. Crotty Straley Avenue Mesdames E. M. Brown Crotty T. A. Johnson H. P. Johnson BE. Stearts J. J. Clark The Missionary Society J. H. Bailey Little Junior Crotty

Circle social reports and two honey moon plans in Pisgah events

Fresh meats and desserts were served at a July meeting hosted by Mrs. B C Crotty at Straley Avenue with guests including Mrs R N Vermillion and visitors Mrs J H Bailey and Junior Crotty. The group honored Mrs Vermillion and a bridge gathering hosted by Miss Sunbeam Farley followed by salads and prize wins. Mr and Mrs L Carl Rose departed on a two week honeymoon visiting Washington New York Niagara Falls Charlottesville and other stops. Pisgah residents celebrated annual homecoming with love fest church services lunch and talks by local figures ending with a Presbyterian service and a successful community day

L. Carl Rose Washington, D. C New York Niagara Falls Canada Richmond Charlottesville University of Virginia Pisgah R.S. Umberger I. M. Munsey Athens Frank Addie Johnson Rs. L. Brown A. M. Boggs Webb C. H. Phipps Presbyterian Church of Princeton

Princeton Personalities Recall Illness Recovery

Little Jane Koontz, once confined by measles, is able to be out again. Miss Mary Acton Black, Dr. Floyd Black, and Dr. and Mrs. E B Spangler are noted in the brief personal notices.

Jane Koontz Mary Acton Black Floyd Black E. B. Spangler

Live Black Bear Disturbs Valley in Odd Incident

A traveling animal show lost control when a live black bear broke loose from a damaged truck in Craw fish Valley on Monday. The bear nosed a porch, rooted in a garden, then was recaptured by the show owner. Nearby residents and local workers observed the unusual disturbance before the show continued to White Sulphur Springs.

Strone Crawfish Valley John Shreve

Landgraff Eckman Club Elects New Officers

At a Landgraff-Eckman Men's Community club meeting C W Spruce was chosen president for the coming year. Rev C W Williams spoke on Boy Scout life and Beatrice reson sang for the group. Candidates for offices were paired in a lively vote with Elbert Warner as VP and R L Parrott as secretary among others. New members H W Lewellyn C W White and Robert Black were welcomed. The Eckman Methodist church hosted the gathering with a church dinner.

Landgraff-Eckman Men's Community Club C. W. Spruce C. W. Wiliams Welch Presbyterian Church Beatrice Reson Charlie Farrington The Daily Telegraph Elbert Warner R. L. Parrott James McGinnis W. W. Hicks A. Christie Clyde Martin F. B. Fender

J L Webb Dies After Illness at Welch Hospital

J L Webb 48 colored died after several months illness in Welch Hospital No 1 from tongue cancer. A respected deputy sheriff, he served the county, worked for Judge James A Strother, and was active in fishing baseball and the press as a news scout. Funeral plans pending local church service with burial in Floyd County Virginia.

J. L. Webb Welch Hospital Webb James A. Strother McDowell County Criminal Court Floyd County

Moones Emerald O11 and O10 Foot Care Miracle

Advertises Moone's Emerald O11 and O10 as painless remedies for foot pain corns and sores with a money back guarantee. Claims quick relief for swollen or varicose veins and widespread positive results from use.

Moone Penesrelles GS le Moone

Politicians Hustle For Hoover At Kansas City Convention

Local Kansas City politicians show keen interest in the Republican convention with telegrams from attendees. Pennsylvania delegates reportedly backing Herbert Hoover, while Judge Counts backs Curtis. Graham Sale praises Hoover odds, Gene Lepinsky bets otherwise amid lively speculation. Local business figures Kay McDowell National Bank president I J Rhodes and Joseph M. Crockett weigh Hoover prospects.

Kansas City Associated Press Pennsylvania Herbert Hoover Hoover Curbstone Judge Counts Charles Curtis Kansas Graham Sale al Smith Gene Lepinsky I J Rhodes Mec-Dowell Onty Fy National Bank Joseph M. Crockett

Local residents transact business in Welch area

Eugene Lopineky of Welch and P P Kerr Kerwind were in Berwind on business. Phil Kaedin of Anawalt visited friends in Welch. Mrs J H Barker of Gery shopped in Welch. Safety Sargeant of the Power company was in Welch. Guy Lewhead of Kimball National Bank did business in Welch. L Tinsley of Caretta appeared in court in Welch. Miss Alice Ready Partlow returned to Huntington to enroll at Marshall College after visiting Welch. Jack Smith of Huntington, in Welch on business, then left for home.

Eugene H. Lopineky Welch Berwindfternoon P. P. Kerr Kerwind Phil Kaedin Anawalt J. H. Barker Gery Sargeant Lechian Power Company Wiwenen Warna Welch Guy Lewhead Kimball National Bank

Twin sons of Haverhill mayor wed two Adams brides

In Haverhill Massachusetts on the same day twin sons of Mayor McGregor married women named Adams. The brides were unrelated.

Haverhill Mass McGregor Maron Adams

Moonshine raid leads to moonshine charges in War area

Deputy Sheriff L. L. Tinsley charged Arthur Red Dugar of War with transporting 40 gallons of moonshine liquor after a dawn pursuit. A gun battle and arrest occurred as Dugar and accomplices allegedly resisted. Dugar was bound over to the grand jury and freed on bond until July term.

Arthur “Red” Dugar L. L. Tinsley Caretta U. S J. Hogel War Tinsley Ular Sampy Smith Dugar Jim Smith Red Warriormine R. L. Simpkins Grand Jury Welch Dave Collins

Welch Briefs: Disorderly Conduct Fines

Elwood Coombs Aparovert Huff man Havaco were found guilty of disorderly conduct by Squire A C Hufford and fined $20 plus costs. Arrest by C C Hutton and Jim Holley. rr To visit White Sulphur: J J Rhodes Warren A Wilson and C Frank Wright will attend the annual state bankers convention.

Elwood Coombs Aparovert Huffman Havaco Squire A. C Hufford Compay C. C Hutton Jim Holley White Sulphur J. J. Rhodes Warren A. Wilson C Frank Wright White Sulphur Springs State Bankers Convention

Alleged Slayer Held for Grand Jury Action

Sam Johnson a colored man held in McDowell county jail for days in the Russell Ains paugh slaying at Vivian faced a preliminary hearing in A C Hufford's court. The case was moved to await grand jury action after witnesses could not positively identify him until yesterday.

Sam Johnson McDowell County Russell Ainspaugh Vivian A. C. Hufford Johnson Harry Franklin Charlie Payne Pikeville

Millions Depend on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

An advertisement recounts Dr Caldwell's medical approach beginning in 1875 and promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative. It claims millions of bottles sold yearly and targets mothers and elderly users, offering a prepaid sample bottle.

Dr.Caldwell Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

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Dejarnette Chamber of Commerce Boots By Mak Pete Darce Glenwood Park Princeton Society Miss Mips Junior Music Club Y. W. A. Merts Lee Doyle Ervin Lilly R. M. Blankenship P. K. Blankenship W. K. Blankenship Bill Blankenship Ernest Blankenship Ida Sue Ray George B. Harvey Harold and George Jr B. C. Snidow Mary Snidow Fynes Carrie Holiday Smith Mary Doyle Professor McEll Meade McNeil Concord College Woolridge J. C. McConnell Highland Avenue H. C. Roney Sam Outright Robert Gatherum Joe McGlothlin H. G. Woods Forrest Street Belle Bennett John Caldwell Scott Anderson —Griffin L. Caldwell Harold Stafford Sunbeam Farley East Radford Bridge Catherine Paxton Elizabeth and Zylpha Carter Elizabeth Bird Thelma Stafford John Hampton Hoge Phillip Sasser Buck” Wright Jack Hazlett James Stearts Elizabeth Carter Pisgah Homecoming ROYAL Noah Beery and Brain C. W. Escues Alfreda Fry Ridge Crest D. C Marion W. Smithers Billy W. E. Thompson Rose Gilmer Lois, Lavelle Marjorie Lee Ruth Charlies Henry Waynesboro Arvenia White E. E. Reid Oakvale Loula Stevens Lynchburg Stevens Blanche McClaugherty Lake Shawnee Mark Goff Bank of Princeton Princeton, W. VA OP Auce Warner Andy Mellon Welch Briefs
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