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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1943

Page

2

Annual Camporee Plans For Princeton Athens Matoaka District

The Princeton Athens Matoaka Springton district of the Southern West Virginia area council hosts a three day Boy Scout camporee June 17 to 19 at Johnson's Grove Onakvale road. Troops 1 2 6 8 Princeton. 3 Athens. 33 Matoaka. 144 Springton expected. Activities include first aid fire building wall scaling and obstacle relay with a campfire court of honor Friday night.

Princeton-Athens-Matoaka Springton Southern West Virginia Johnson's Grove Onakvale Road Princeton Athens Matoaka Rt Tange Q. C. Acuff Bluefield Dewey J. Bailey Dr. T. Alexander

Princeton Youth Inc Extends Program To Include Girls

Princeton's combined recreation and work program for the city's youth will start next Monday under Bruce Fleshman principal of McComas high school as director. The program expands to include girls with both boys and girls listed and eligible for available jobs. Public cooperation urged as residents contact the organization for work around town.

Princeton Bruce Fleshman McComas High School Princeton Youth, Inc

Dennis Jr. 5 Weeks Dies. Funeral Set in Hin ton

Aubrey Clinton Dennis II five weeks old son of Mr and Mrs A C Dennis Mercer street died Monday at Memorial hospital memorial funeral directory chapel will carry him to Barnett Funeral Home Hin ton for 2 pm service burial in Greenbrier Burial Park funeral party departs memorial chapel at 12 30 today

Aubrey Clinton Dennis, II A C. Dennis Mercer Street Memorial Hospital Barnett Funeral Home Hinton Greenbrier Memorial Funeral Directory

Suit filed in circuit court by Baldwin against Garnet Baldwin

Robert J. Baldwin sues Garnet Suitey Baldwin in chancery under July rules in circuit court.

Robert J. Baldwin Garnet Suitey Baldwin

Portefield Named Estate Administrator for Lucile Barrow

H. F. Portefield was appointed administrator of the Lucile Barrow estate in the county clerk's office yesterday. A $500 bond was posted with F. R. Christie as surety. Appraisers named were F. R. Christie Conley C. Waters and B. W. Dillon.

H. F. Portefield Lucile Barrow F. R. Christie Conley C. Waters B. W. Dillon

The Falcon Strikes Back at Mercer Theatre

Said to be the most gripping Falcon film to date Tom Conway stars as the detective faces a fast paced criminal ring at the Mercer theatre today and tomorrow Harriet Hillard Jane Randolph and Rita Corday lead the female roles Cliff Edwards and Edgar Kennedy feature in supporting parts

Tom Conway Mercer Harriet Hilliard Jane Randolph Rita Corday Cliff Edwards Edgar Kennedy

Flight Lieutenant at Royal Theatre Stars O'Brien Ford Keyes

Pat O'Brien Glenn Ford and Evelyn Keyes headline the Royal theatre program showing Flight Lieutenant. The drama follows a daring commercial flyer accused of fatal carelessness, his son's aviation career, a romance with the victim’s daughter, and spans the twenty five years between the wars.

Pat O'Brien Glenn Ford Evelyn Keyes Royal Theatre Today

Local Elks Honor Flag Day With Eloquent Address

The Princeton B P O Elks lodge held Flag Day exercises featuring Rev. Warren T. Carr of the First Baptist church. Carr urged citizens to consider what they mean to the flag while praising the flag as a symbol of democracy. The program included a Bell Canto Sextette, singing, prayers, readings, and a pledge to the flag despite attendance being trimmed by heat.

Warren T. Carr First, Baptist Church Princeton B. P. O. Elks Lodge Elks DeLange-Stept Esquire Lodge America Perry Warren Carr First Baptist Church W. F. Cook W. Broughton Johnston C. E. Jones M. S. Woolwine, Jr Philip K. Sutton R. A. Lawrence J. B. Robertson Ryler J. M. Wallace Willard C. Belcher Owens Hutchenson W. I. Herring W. Cody Fletcher Dr. S. T. Bird J. M. Marshall

Miss Mildred Morefield Accepts Accountant Post

Miss Mildred Morefield daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Moore of Straley avenue has accepted the position of accountant.

Mildred Morefield W. B. Moorefield Straley Avenue

Detroit War Department Trainee to Attend Wayne University

Miss Morefield departs with Miss Evelyn Thompson of Bland Virginia for a six month accounting course at Wayne University Detroit before joining the Detroit area War Department. She will reside there for the duration of the assignment.

Detroit Ordnance District U.S. War Department Evelyn Thompson Bland, Va Morefield Wayne University Detroit War Department

Circle meeting and Daughters of the Confederacy report

Delilah Straley circle No 4 of the First Baptist church meets at 2 30 this afternoon for business and devotional work. United Daughters of the Confederacy at Princeton meets at Mrs E L Robertson s Forest street home with Mrs Myrtle Dickenson co hostess and Mrs Camilla Barberie presiding. Memorial day flags and graves decor discussed and Wysor speaker on American history. Social hour features strawberry shortcake.

Delilah Straley First Baptist Church Fred Gore Honey Bee W. L. Hamblin Princeton United Daughters Confederacy E. L. Robertson Forest Street Myrtle Dickenson Camilla Barberie U. S Oakwood Cemetery S. T. Vermillion Athens Lamar Wyser R. B. McNutt Wyscor Dover C. Jackson Robert McNutt Mr. Wyser Mrs. Jackson Mesdames G. W. Evans 8. L. Calloway H. H. Ball M. G. Harper I. H. Fry Clifton Bonham Albert Mooney J. M. Bell C. A. Gott Everette Johnston C. F. Dwyer L. C. Rogers Nannie Privette J. C. Fanning J. B. Robertson

Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Report

Baltimore June 15 cattle hogs and sheep prices with steady cow and slaughter lamb trends. Cattle steady to firm with prices for canners and medium to good weights. calves active at 15 to 16 dollars top. Hogs moderately active with varied weight brackets and top near 14.45. sows and lightweight categories noted. Sheep active with top around 16 dollars and lambs 15.50 to 16.00 for trucking weights. ewes and cull stock listed.

Baltimore U. 8 S. Dept

Butter Market Closes Steady at Ceiling in Chicago

Butter market in Chicago closed steady at ceiling limits with no changes observed today. Traders reported limited activity and prices held firm amid steady demand on June 15.

Chicago

Final Dividend Declared for Bank of Ridgeley Depositors

Charleston June 15 final dividend of 5.41 percent or 5236.19 authorized by banking commissioner A W Locke for depositors in the closed Bank of Ridgeley Ridgeley Mineral county. Total returned since closing June 19 1931 amounts to 30.41 percent or 29422.46.

Charleston W. Va A. W. Locke Ridgeley Mineral County

Dairymen To Gather For Holstein Meeting In West Virginia

Guy B Montgomery hosts a twilight barn meeting for Holstein breeders on June 18 at 7 pm on his farm along U S route 219 between Lewisburg and Ronceverte. The event, under the West Virginia Holstein Friesian association, features Thomas E Elder of New Hampshire leading a program with H O Henderson and others. Demonstrations cover judging, classification of Montgomerys herd, color markings, and various dairymen’s issues.

Guy B. Montgomery Greenbrier County West Virginia U. S. Route 219 Lewisburg Ronceverte W. W. Hamilton West Virginia Holstein-Friesian Association Montgomery Thomas E. Elder New Hampshire New England Housein-Friesian Association H. O. Henderson West Virginia University G. Heebink University College of Agriculture State Holstein- Friesian Association Montgomery Farm State Holstein-Friesian Organization Sam Wood Ohio County Tracy Phillips Buckhannon Upshur County

Lease On Hosiery Building Signed By Brassiere Company

The Maiden Farm Brassiere company signs a one year lease with Princeton Bank and Trust and the RFC for the hosiery building on Straley Avenue with option to renew for two years. Instructors will arrive to train women employees, as the building undergoes renovations and rewiring. Route 20 between Princeton and Bluefield will receive route markers and improvements after a chamber of commerce meeting.

Maiden Farm Brassiere Company Princeton Bank and Trust Company RFC Straley Avenue Brassiere Company Chamber of Commerce Essie E. Bailey Princeton Bluewell Chamber Ernest L. Bailey

Princeton Personal Notes Reflect Visiting Kin and Guests

Captain and Mrs L I Dance and Mrs J J Dance with daughter Nancy of Aberdeen Md visited sister Mrs H J Crute and family on Christie avenue. Mrs E E Anderson Mullens and Virginia Anderson Maranna W Va spent Monday with Princeton friends. Mrs Eleck Forsythe Beckley guests of Mrs Fred Tinder Jr on Highland avenue. Mrs J W Stovall recuperating from an operation in Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Vernon McCoy returned after a week with Mrs McCoy's parents in Santon apartments.

L. I. Dance J. J. Dance Nancy Aberdeen H. J. Crute Christie Avenue E. E. Anderson Mullens Virginia Anderson Maranna W. Va Princeton Eleck Forsythe Beckley Fred Tinder, Jr Highland Avenue J. W. Stovall Memorial Hospital Vernon McCoy

Chicago market report shows mixed cattle hog values June

Salable hogs 23 000 with mixed pace as top hogs reach 14.15 while 180 360 lb goods mostly 14.00 up. Cattle and calves totaling 5 800 see fed steers 14.00 15.75 with tops to 16.50, heifers slow best 16.00, cows weak to 25 lower. Sheep 4 000 with fat lambs 15.25 16.00, natives 8.00 8.25.

Chicago

Bombs Continue Across Sicily and Italy Fronts

Malta based fighters and intruders swept Sicily and southern Italy bombing war factories and targeting railways. A German fighter was shot down and RAF long range planes hit an enemy schooner in the Aegean. Reconnaissance photos confirm a direct hit on the forward deck of the Littorio class battleship at La Spezia.

Sicily Italy Cairo Aegean Sea la Spezia

Mexico Comments On Zoot Suit Melees

The Mexican foreign ministry for the first time comments on zoot-suit attacks in Los Angeles and says it has told the U.S. government it is convinced that after investigations, those responsible will be punished and victims granted indemnity. The article notes U.S. wartime plane production and a geographic reference.

Mexico City Foreign Ministry Los Angeles United States

Pirates rally past Cubs for 4 2 win in long weather delay

Frankie Gustine and Tommy O'Brien hit consecutive doubles off Ray Prim in the sixth as Pittsburgh edged Chicago 4 2, snapping a 27 inning scoreless stretch. Rip Sewell won his fourth straight against the Cubs, with strong defense helping secure the victory.

Pitsburgh Pirates Chicago Cincinnati Buccaneers Southpaw Frankie Gustine Tommy O'Brien Ray Prim Prim Henry Wyse Lou Novikoff Harry Lowrey Lowrey Len Merullo Ed Stanky Rip Sewell Gustine Huck Geary Elbie Fietcher ABRH Stanky Odelee Cavarretta Nichomon Ff Vedssches Novikoff McCulloch Goodman Merullo Martin V.scseves Eckesrervass Wyse McCullough Barrett Pittsburgh Guatine O'Brien Russell Miott Wleteher Isesee Dimagegio Geary Sewell Friore McCullouga Rune O’brien Elliott DiMaggio Hack Stanky Novikoff Fletcher R. Barrett Barlick Sears Pinelli

Ethel Mims Shot Dead In Kimball Home Kitchen

Ethel Mims an 18 year old colored resident of Norwood Kimball was killed in her kitchen yesterday A 16 gauge shotgun blast to the breast from close range caused powder burns Police report officer Arthur King said a heated argument over moving a tub of water led to the shooting Louise Mims 17 cousin of the victim s husband was jailed on a slaying charge The wounded woman had a three month old child and was survived by her husband Bell who works for Koppers Coal company

Ethel Mims Norwood Kimball Arthur King Louise Mims James Mims King Ethel

Coaldale Woman Bitten By Snake

Mrs. A. R. Bell of Coaldale was treated at Bluefield sanitarium for a snake bite to her left finger. She was picking straw berries on Coaldale Mountain Monday when she slipped and fell, the bite occurred as she attempted to rise.

A. R. Bell Coaldale Bluefield Sanitarium Mae

Mose Blankenship of Jolo Dies After Long Illness

Mose Blankenship 42 of Jolo died Monday night at home after a long illness from complications. A Buchanan county Virginia native, he was a Church of Christ member. Survived by widow, eight children Lawrence Robinson Opal Arnold Grace Franklin Jean Mary and Buddy at home, two brothers John and George, five half brothers, two sisters Mrs Jim Blankenship and Mrs Sarah Elliott, all of Jolo. Funeral 2 pm at home with Rev Noah Smith and Rev Richard Kennedy. burial in Jolo.

Mose Blankenship Jolo Mr. Blankenship Buchanan County Perry Blankenship Church of Christ At Lawrence Robinson Opal Arnold Grace Franklin Jean Mary Buddy John George Virginia Jim Blankenship Sarah Elliott Noah Smith Richard Kennedy

Catholic Summer School Opens at Welch St Peter’s Church

A Catholic summer school will open Thursday at 10 o clock in St. Peter’s church Welch. All Welch graded school pupils are expected to attend. Pathor Vincent Slavin is pastor. Welch High School pupils must enroll Sunday at 10 45 in church for enrollment in the summer school.

St. Peter’s Church of Welch Welch Graded School Pathor Vincent Slavin Welch High School

Tragic injures end in leg amputation after train accident

T J Puckett aged 73 of McDowell was attempting to crawl under a moving freight train on East Northfork when the locomotive moved and a wheel crushed his leg. He died later at Welch hospital after the leg was amputated.

T. J. Puckett McDowell East Northfork Welch

McDowell County Sees Hot Spell With Rising Humidity

Weather notes in McDowell county report unofficial shade readings near 92 degrees yesterday, with official Gary observer E F Ketter logging 90. He notes 91 readings on the prior weekend and cooler evenings, as temperatures fell to 63 Monday night.

McDowell County E. F. Ketter Gary U. S Mercury

Welch Briefs Mike Dirienzo Death Notices

Felix Barley of Somerset Pa attends funeral for Mike Dirienzo a brother in law killed in a Friday truck wreck near Somerset Funeral services were held yesterday.

Mike Dirienzo Felix Barley Somerset

Death service at Baptist church for Lewis S. Cassett

A funeral service and burial are planned this morning at a Baptist church in War for Lewis Steve Cassett, 33, of Warrior Mines, who died suddenly on Saturday. The Rev. L. B. Padgett will conduct the rites.

Baptist Church

Leave for Baltimore As Gaughs Depart Welch Corps

Captain and Mrs. F M Gaughs leave Thorpe cemetery area for Baltimore to join U S O duties after three years in charge of the Welch Salvation Army corps. They are succeeded by Captain and Mrs Otis Street of Atlanta. Regular tin can collection will occur tomorrow with trucks visiting all city sections. households should prepare cans and place them on sidewalks.

Baltimore F. M. Gaugh Welch Salvation Army Corps Otis Street Atlanta

Welch selects sixty draftees for Huntington induction

Sixty white selectees from board 1 at Welch left yesterday by bus for Huntington to be inducted into the armed forces. The draftees will receive a 14 day furlough, one week longer than before, under a selective service system ruling. They will then be sent to reception centers.

Welch Huntington Armed Forces

Browns Rout Rival as Grady Secures Fourth Win of Season

The Browns held a 5-0 lead before Don Gutteridge’s error allowed Jimmy Grant to score on a two out double. Johnny Humphries endured a 13 hit onslaught with five extra base hits. Milt Byrnes contributed in left field during the rally.

Danny Murtaugh al Gerheauser Dave Odom Gerheauser Eddie Joost Boston Joost Ryan Eweeee Holmes E Nee McCarthy Workman Nieman Poland Ewnee Wietelman Euneenee Barrett Rose Philadelphia Murtaugh Northey Adams Wasdell Dahlgren Aeeenene Brewster Jivineston Senee Fuchs Norm Wietelman Holmes Stephens Homer Laabs St. Louis Sutteringe Byrnes A Ferrell Sandra Chicago Hoa Geant Fosescveceyecgss Tucker Cfwescossessse Caeipight Wfeccacepense Humphries Sth Kolloway Appling Kubel Maltgberger Sundra Browns Don Gutteridge Jimmy Grant Johnny Humphries Milt Byrnes

Cab strike in Charleston over dismissals at two companies

Eighty drivers from Town Tops and Black and White Cab companies walked out in Charleston protesting the firing of two employees. Roy Mundy, co owner, said the strikers included several women. Workers are members of an independent local union.

Charleston W. Va Roy Mundy

Sheriff May Refuse To Keep City Prisoners

An opinion from Assistant Attorney General Ralph M. Hiner states a sheriff may refuse custody of city prisoners in the county jail unless paid a rate sufficient to justify keeping them. The law limits county prisoner pay to 42 cents per day, excluding federal or civil prisoners, and sheriffs may contract with municipalities at higher rates.

Charleston W. Va Attorney General Ralph M. Hiner M. C. Archer Jackson County Hiner

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