Police Make 14 Weekend Arrests
Fourteen arrests were made by Princeton police Saturday night. Four men were arrested at Patterson's cafe on Harrison street where they fought with Patrolman Harrison Buck Belcher, charged with interfering with an officer. Troy Ball Cyrus Bowling and a one legged man named Ray Miller and Dexter Bailey were jailed to await a hearing before Magistrate C C McGuire. County state and district officers made six more arrests and three youths were held at Bramwell jail for stealing gas from vehicles at the Buckeye coal stripping job near Bramwell.
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Princeton
Patterson’s
Harrison Street
Harrison
Buck” Belcher
Troy Ball
Cyrus Bowling
Belcher
Ray Miller
Dexter Bailey
C. C. McGuire
M. C. Yoak
D. Kessinger
A. French
S. Kassey
P. Stevenson
Belcher County
Buckeye
Bramwell
Mason Sexton
McKinley Stacy
Cecil Cowan
Panthers Defeat Richwood Nine in Black Diamond Game
Princeton Panthers beat Richwood 12 to 5 at Princeton field on Sunday afternoon. Kessinger pitched for Princeton, with Murphy catching and Matthews moving from short to catcher. Shue Walthall hit a triple and Jimmy Walthall doubled to clear the bases as Princeton pulled away in the middle innings. Richwood used three pitchers. Next Sunday Princeton hosts Mullens at Princeton.
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Princeton Panthers
Richwood
Princeton
Kessinger
White
Murphy
Matthews
Shue Walthall
Jimmy Walthall
Panthers
Mullens
Radio WLOH Broadcasts Unclear Announcement
Fragmentary radio text mentions WLOH and a plan or event with uncertain details. The readable parts reference people or roles and a date around an unspecified time but are too garbled to identify names, places, or exact actions.
Youth Choirs to Present Sacred Concert on June 26
The Youth Choirs of First Christian and First Baptist churches and the Vesper Choir of First Methodist join for a sacred concert Sunday June 26 at 7 30 p m at the Baptist church. Directors Orville Martin Canford Watts and Joseph Bertalan lead about 100 young people. Mrs Grace West organist presides at the console.
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First Christian
First Baptist
First Methodist Church
The
Baptist Church
Orville Martin
Canford Watts
Joseph Bertalan
Princeton
Grace West
Loss Of Valuable Ring Reported
Mrs Seth W Martin of Base Ala tourist reported to city police Sunday forenoon that she had lost a diamond ring valued at 1000. Earlier she washed her hands in a washroom at a service station on North Walker and Honaker avenue placing the ring on the basin faucet. She had driven about fifty miles from Princeton before finding it missing. She had eaten breakfast in a cafe before, and two men and a woman in another group were said to have admired the ring. The ring features two half carat diamonds and a larger ruby setting.
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Seth W. Martin
Base
Ala
North Walker
Honaker Avenue
Martin
Rey Martin
Stout
Princeton
Princeton Society Circle No 1 to Meet at Mrs Hickman Home
Circle No 1 of the Presbyterian church chaired by Mrs. John Hickman will meet tonight at 8 oclock at Mrs. Robert Hane barer home with Mrs. Grover Morgan as co host. Circle No 4 follows. The Princeton UDC chapter will meet tonight at the club on Douglas street with Miss Gordon Ball as speaker observing Jefferson Davis birthday anniversary.
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John Hickman
Ocieck
Robert Hanebareer
Grover Morgan
UMC
Princeton
UDC
Oriece
Douglas Street
Jefferson Davis
Misa Gordon Ball
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