Bond Posted by Lillian Shannon in Federal Arrest Case
Lillian Shannon posted a 3500 bond and was released on bond with her uncle as surety while Edward Stone remained held on a 2000 bond at Bluefield awaiting federal court action. The pair aided and abetted escaped prisoner William Mullens and failed to furnish information to officers during the capture near Woit Creek on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mullens
Edward Stone
Lillian Shannon
Princeton
Bluefield
Stone
Miss Shannon
Mullena
Ed Gibson
Blandeae
Woit Creek
Sunday Morng
County wide canning plan by Athens official
Genevieve Yeager of Athens serving as canning supervisor outlines a county relief administration project this summer. Eighteen canning centers will be set up to teach and process produce from 2 100 subsistence gardens. Produce from the Princeton Blue field road garden will be canned at the county fair grounds dining room using shared equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Yeager
Athens
County Relief Administration
Princeton-Bluefield Road
Garden yields for seven acres of tomatoes cabbage and more
The relief administration and garden supervisors oversee a seven acre plot expected to produce 800 bushels of tomatoes 20 tons of cabbage 200 bushels of turnips 140 bushels of beans 50 bushels of potatoes and 200 bushels of beets. Men on the work rolls tend the garden. A state canning supervisors school was held at Jackson's Mill recently with Miss Yeager in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Administration
Jackson's Mill
Man Held on Automobile Theft Charge in Montcalm
John Havens aged 19 was held on $5,000 bond by Magistrate W S Reynolds at Montcalm after being accused of stealing a Chevrolet. He awaits the July grand jury action. Havens was arrested three miles from Shawville Virginia by a deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Havens
W.S. Reynolds
Montcalm
Havens
Shawaville
Card of Thanks for J S Morris Death Condolences
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness floral offerings and use of cars in the death of our beloved husband and brother J S Morris Signed Mrs J S Morris and Mr and Mrs W F Hamm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Morris
W. F. Hamm
Car theft suspect admits theft and car returned
Sheriff J. B. Boyd reports a Chevrolet stolen from D. L. Watkins of Crane Creek. Havens is said to have confessed the theft and led officers to where the car was left in Bluefield. The vehicle was recovered undamaged and returned to the owner by Deputy Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Boyd
D. 8
Watkins
Crane Creek
Havens
Bluefield
Boyd
Relief Administrator Orders One Hundred Cows
Jess W Easley county relief administrator ordered one hundred cows for the county after a survey of about 500 applicants. Fourty four cows were placed in Princeton, with the rest loaned to Bluefield area. Availability depends on owners proving they can care for a cow this summer and next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess W. Easley
State Relief Administration
Princeton
Bluefield
Princeton Needy to Receive 500 Bags of Flour
The needy families of Princeton and nearby towns will receive 500 bags of flour Friday from the WVRA. Distribution will occur at the storeroom at eventh and Harrison streets to direct relief recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
WVRA
Eventh
Harrison Streets
Suit Filed for 20000 Damages In Circuit Court
Garnell Smith an infant sues by next friend Kelba Deerfield against E L Agee for 20000 damages filed in circuit court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnell Smith
Kelba Deerfield
E. L. Agee
Ballard Named to Inform Public on NRA Activities
H. Ballard has been appointed chairman of the local committee to keep the public informed about the NRA. A member of the house of delegates, he learned of the appointment in a letter from General Hugh Johnson, NRA chief. He will start dissemination of information and likely hold a county mass meeting after data arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Ballard
NRA
Ballard
House of Delegates
Hugh Johnson
Beauty Pageant Elects Miss Princeton 1934
The American Legion auxiliary pageant drew a large crowd at the high school auditorium with 53 Savoneton girls in evening gowns. Miss Doris Smith won Miss Princeton 1934 after eliminations. performances included a Teresa Brown tap dance and a male quartet. Afterward, contestants attended a Memorial building dance from 10 to 12. Circle No 1 of the First Baptist church meets at 2:30 with Mrs J E Gwinn on Ritchie street. W M U plans to send a delegation to the Valley W M U meeting in Roanoke in June 1920. attendees to notify Mrs G V Bruce by 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sifty
Iiceton
Doris Smith
Princeton
Teresa Brown
Ina Tabor
C. R. Reynolde
Circle No. 1
The
First Baptist Church
Mra. J
W. M. UC
Valley
Roanoke
G. V. Bruce
Circle 5 of First Baptist Meets This Afternoon
Circle 5 of the First Baptist Church led by Mrs Henry Clark meets at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs J M Crotty on Athens road Members gather at Hale drugstore for transportation to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 5
First Baptist Church
Henry Clark
J. M. Crotty
Athens Road
Hale Drugstore
Intermediate R A s meeting at Mrs White's home
The Intermediate R A s of the First Baptist church hold their regular monthly gathering this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs J G White on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
J. G. White
Main Street
U D Members Hold Confed Women Meeting at Reynolds Home
United Daughters of the Confederacy held its monthly gathering at Mrs. A. W. Reynolds residence with hostess Mrs. Mary Jefferies serving. Guests toured the hostess garden before the program on West Virginia featured talks by Miss Anice Gott Gordon Hall Frances Barksdale and a West Virginia musician presented by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D
Mary Jefferies
United Daughters of Confederacy
A. W. Reynolds
West Virginia
Anice Gott
Gordon Hall
Frances Barksdale
West Virginia essay prize honors Knob School pupils
Elizabeth Woolwine won the U D C prize for best essay with Knob School pupils Elizabeth Woolwine and Margaret Taton receiving honors. A program featured poems and toasts including G H Crumpecker and Mies Blanche Straley. Mary Lovell Reynolds and Margaret White served a sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crumpecker
Mies Blanche Straley
Evelyn Dale Chariton
West Virginia
Mre
R. N. Vermillion
R. B. McNutt
Elizabeth Woolwine
Margaret Taton
Knob School
Woman's Union Luncheon and Leadership Talk At Church
The Woman's Union of the Church of Christ holds a covered dish luncheon at 1 PM today. Rev. C J Coffey will discuss leadership and new officers will be elected. all women, girls and interested men are urged to attend. Bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
Woman's Union of
The
Church of Christ
C. J. Coffey
D. T. Carr Class Meets at First Methodist Church
The D. T. Carr class of the First Methodist church will gather this afternoon at 2:30 at the church for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Carr
First Methodist Church
Karnes Circle 2 Meeting Scheduled for This Afternoon
The Elizabeth Karnes circle 2 led by Mrs J G White will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs B T Bird of College avenue to discuss their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Karnes
J. G. White
8. T. Bird
College Avenue
Presbyterian Circle Plans Afternoons Meetings
Circle 1 of the Presbyterian auxiliary led by Mrs. McClung meets this afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Jefferies on Lovell avenue Circle 2 led by Mrs. McGlothin meets this afternoon at 3 o clock for its gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Presbyterian Auxiliary
McClung
Jefferies
Lovell Avenue
McGlothin
Kathrine Davis Circle Meets for Anniversary Program
Kathrine Davis circle of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs L L Lambert with Miss Kathrine Paxton as hostess Devotionals were given by Miss Cloe Wolford In the absence of the leader Miss Ora Redman led the program titled Around the Clock in Korea Fifty six sick visits reported one new member Mrs Thomas Walthall added A salad course was served to members and guests including Mrs Avery Mrs Walthall and three guests The Delphian club twentieth anniversary was celebrated at the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Davis
Kathrine Davis
Presbyterian Church
L. L. Lambert
Kathrine Paxton
Cloe Wolford
Ora Redman
Korea
Thomas Walthall
Yambert
Mise Paxton
Avery
Walthall
Billy Fudge
Virginia Jones
Madie McGlothlin
Katherine Paxton
Ruth Roney
Louise Wells
Clee Wolford
Dorothy Woolwine
Billie Walker
Nellie Elliott
Heathr Hoge
Ted Sutter
Delphian club hosts anniversary gathering at Halstead home
Tuesday evening at Mrs. G. B. Halstead’s home in Hinton street the Delphian club, founded in June 1914, marked twenty years of uninterrupted activity. Members dressed rooms with summer flowers and enjoyed ice cake coffee while recalling club history and early meetings read by Mrs. Halstead. charter member Mrs. Lilly Sutton shared key milestones. Guest attendees included I. Hardy Sanders, Mrs. J. R. Rich, Mrs. Margaret Shaffer, and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Halstead
Hinton Street
Delphian Club
Stuart Garret
Charles Johnson
Halstead
Lilly Sutton
I. Hardy Sanders
J. R. Rich
Margaret Shaffer
Charlea Johnson
Norfolk
Fire call ends with no damage at Johnston home
Fire department responded at 11:35 A M Wednesday to a blaze in the flu of the home at Oliver avenue owned by Misses May and Gertrude Johnston. No damage was reported. County depositories named by county court include First National Bank of Bluefield and others. Joe Cox and Glenn Keatly jailed for moonshine possession, each fined 100 dollars and 60 days in jail. Magistrates Wirtz and Carr oversee cases. Awaits grand jury action Estill Ballard accused of felonious assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Avenue
Misses May
Gertrude Johnston
Joe Cox
J. W. Wirtz
Athens
Glenn Keatly
Wirtz
A. C. White
Estill Ballard
Bluefield Avenue
D. T. Carr
Ballard Remanded on Assault and Threats Charges
Ballard was remanded to jail after a warrant sworn by Bessie Ballard. He faces charges including assaulting his wife and threatening to kill her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Bessie Ballard
Princeton Personal Notices Mixed Back From Trips
Mrs. B G Haley and son Floyd return from Richmond Virginia where they were guests of Mrs Haley’s sister Mrs Edger Tinder. Dr W E Dickerson of Welch will spend Friday in Princeton. J D McNutt New Haven Conn and Mrs C V Price and Robert McNutt III Charleston guests of Mrs H C Ellett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Haley
Eon
Floyd
Richmond
Haley
Edger Tinder
W. E. Dickerson
Welch
Princeton
J. D
Frances Heasel
Gertrude
Anna Kathrine
Buddy
Asheville
N. C
W. L. Johnson
Honaker Avenue
Carl Carper
Mies Helen Ball
Blacksburg
Fulton Woods
Norfolk
Elizabeth DeJarnette
Center Street
Vislt
Fredericksburg
Hampton DeJarnette
Gordon Todd
University of Virginia
John Flannagan
Hines Avenues
Memorial Hospital
E. H. Crawford
Jeanette
Beckley
J. C. Fanning
South Walker Street
L. L. Miller
Priscilla
College Avenue
Washington, D. C
A. R. Kyle
Jack
Merrill Calloway
Billy Hazlett
West Virginia University
Vera Woolwine
Straley Avenue
Baltimore
N. J
Trixie Peck
Charleston
Welch Pedestrian Hurt By Hit Run Car
H T Pertee 49 of Jaeger was struck by an automobile and left on the road for hours. He was found by passing motorists and taken to Welch Emergency hospital with a broken right arm chest injuries and deep cuts to a knee. He was hurt near Jaeger around 11 pm Monday and found around 6 am Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Pertee
Jaeger
Welch Emergency Hospital
Mr. Pertee
Supreme Court rules insurance payments in accident policy
In Charleston on June 13 the supreme court decided three to two that insurers may not use office risk schedules to trim beneficiary payments. Edna Workman of Huntington wins $2,000 for her husband’s death as a freight train brakeman. The Continental Casualty Co had paid $778.10 after the insured changed jobs. Dissenters favored using a manual method to adjust pay. President Benjamin Harrison is noted as William Henry Harrison’s grandson.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
Edna Workman
Huntington
Continental Casualty Company
Haymond Maxwell
John H. Hatcher
William C Cook to Make Radio Address
William Cassius Cook will leave Friday morning for Washington to deliver a radio address on Sunday evening. The former state schools superintendent speaks on a national hookup under the National Education Association, beginning at 6 30 pm EST. The subject is Democracy Fails and the talk lasts about nine minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
West Virginia
National Education Association
Willis A. Sutton
Georgia
Sutton
William Cassius Cook
Washington, D. C
Welch taxi driver hurt in Route 21 plunge
Lacey H. Price 32 a well known Welch resident was seriously injured yesterday when his automobile plunged over a small embankment at Rodersfield. He was taken to Stevens clinic with pelvis injuries arm lacerations and contusions reported as fair. Price who drives a Welch Taxi company car had just returned from Rodersfield with two passengers and was alone in the vehicle. The crash occurred about 10 am near a filling station and investigators think excessive speed caused him to fail the curve. Price has played baseball for the Welch Senators for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey H. Price
Welch
Roderfield
Price
Stevens Clinic
Welch Taxi Company
Rodersfield
Welch Senators
Welch Paragraphs D A R Luncheon Meeting
The Colonel Andrew Donnelly chapter of the PD A R plans a luncheon this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Appalachian community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Donnelly
PD. A. R
Appalachian Community Room
Litwar Lad Hurt While Swimming
Henry Workman a 13 year old lad of Litwar was seriously injured while swimming Tuesday afternoon near his home. He was taken to Grace hospital where doctors found a fractured skull after his head struck a large rock in the river. He is reported resting as attendants say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Workman
Litwar
Grace Hospital
Fatal bullet wounds end life of Arlington man Hairston
Jack Hairston 38 of Arlington died in a local hospital after gunfire two weeks earlier. In a June 1 night duel with Ethel Turner 21 Hairston was shot three times in the abdomen. Turner also wounded but released from hospital and held in county jail with murder charges expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hairston
Arlington
Hairston
Ethel Turner
Turner
Mrs Delphia Toler of Glen Alum Dies at 44
Mrs Delphia Toler 44 wife of Will Toler of Glen Alum died yesterday afternoon around 3 o'clock Born September 27 1889 in Wharncliffe Mingo county she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anson Gibson Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 PM at Wharncliffe with interment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Toler
Will Toler
Glen Alum
Toler
Wharncliffe
Mingo County
Anson Gibson
Welch Personal News and Local Arrivals
Miss Theresa White returned from Huntington after business. Mr and Mrs Burbridge Payne moved into the Buckingham apartments on Court street. Miss Evylin Taylor and Miss Rebecca Cofflemeyer returned from Charlottesville Va where they attended UVA final exercises. Both join Grace hospital nursing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa White
Huntington
Burbridge Payne
Buckingham Apartments
Court Street
Evylin Taylor
Rebecca Cofflemeyer
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Grace Hospital
Radio Schedule Tidbits From Daily Listings
A fragmented listing outlines a radio schedule with multiple programs and times from 4:30 to 10:00 featuring Winnie the Pooh Ma Perkins Joe White Tenor Solas Dinner Concert Coast John B Kennedy Mary Small and Orchestra Baseball Weaf Gene and Glen Shirley Howard The Goldbergs Rudy Vailee Captain Henry's Showboat and Your Lover Weaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie the Pooh
Ma Perkins
Joe White
Solas
Coast
John B. Kennedy
Mary Small
Orchestra
Weaf
Gene and
Glen
Shirley Howard
Rudy Vailee
Capt. Henry
Wycoff quadruplets to be given numbers in City
Sac City Iowa June 13. Numbere instead of names designated the Wycoff quadruplets for the nurses and doctor who cared for them through four days of life. Their initials are the name and the doctor decided to use numbers to avoid mix ups on feeding and baths. The four babies weighed four pounds, three and a quarter pounds, three pounds and two pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
Iowa
Wycoff
G. H. Swearingen
Lavyonne Danene
Laverne Darlene
Lester Dean
Lorraine Delaine
Lavyenne
Laverne
Laverne Danene
Nurees
Trade Trends: Commodity prices gain as advances outpace declines
Commodities see a rare weekly upswing with more price advances than declines after a month of stagnation. Analysts note renewed demand and supply adjustments across metals, fuels, and agricultural goods influencing the broader market tone.
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Barbakow’s Store
Mercer St
Princeton, W. Va
Pinnacle Sales Oil Co
Honaker Ave
W. R. Barger
London
Richard Leigh
General Board
U. S. Navy
Theodore Stark Wilkinson
New York
H. Ballard
Princeton Society
Harry Karnes
R. A's
J. Millar Watt
Ves
Mary Pine
Fred Gore
G. J. Food
Mra. Redman
Park Avenue
Mra. Paxton
Circle 3
Mra
Joe McConnell
First National Bank of
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Commercial Bank
Bank of Matoaka
Bank of Athens
Princeton Bank & Trust Company
McKinney’s
APP
Shawnee
McDowell County
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Chicago House Furnishing Company
Sun Rise
Warlick-Grunow
Clark Hardware & Furniture Company
the Mill
Bell Oil Presents
Georgia Crystals
Electrolux
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Ellett’s Shoe Store
Thornton's
Granada Reporter
Variety
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Street Car Company
Kathryn Newman
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Clarence Wheeler Orches
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Skippy
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the Serenaders
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Boake Carter
Jimmy Downey
Fred Rich
Columbians
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Fray & Braggiotti
Doris Loraine
Orches
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Evan Evans
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Charles Barnet
Henry Busse Ore
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Earl Hines Orch
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Pocahontas Fuel Company
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