Princeton Woman Dies From Auto Accident Injuries
Mrs. Bula Bingham 63 wife of C W Bingham foreman on the Virginian railroad died at Memorial hospital after injuries from a May 2 driverless car collision on Main Street. Native of Virginia she lived in Princeton 24 years and belonged to Rebekah lodge Knighths of Pythias Daughters of Pontus and the Christian church. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Frank L Stuck assisted by Dr W B Davie and Dr W M Morrell. Interment Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers named B S Pangler J R Vermillion B L Day T A Johnston J S Aliffe B Q Walker. Diamonds never occur in mass formation, always being found in single crystals.
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Bula Bingham
C. W. Bingham
Virginian Railway
Memorial Hospital
Bingham
Main Street
Princeton Avenue
Virginia
Princeton
Rebekah Lodge
Thian Sisters
Daughters of Pontas
The
Christian Church
Alice Pritchett
Gardner
C. Q. Bingham
Noke
M. C. Thomason
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank L. Stuck
W. B. Davie
Presbyterian Church
W. M. Morrell
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
B. B. Spangler
J. R. Vermillion
B. L. Day
T. A. Johnston
Mussolini in Rare Photo With Queen Helena at Garibaldi Anniversary
The Iron Man Benito Mussolini appears courtly beside Queen Helena in a rare photo taken in Rome during Garibaldi anniversary services. The ceremony included unveiling a monument to Garibaldi’s wife at Gianicolo as part of national celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Man
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Il Duce
Helena
Garibaldi
Rome
Gianicolo
Barrymore Brothers Star In Arsene Lupin at Royal Theater
John and Lionel Barrymore appear together in Arsene Lupin the French crime drama at the Royal Theater today. Karen Morley John Miljan and Tully Marshall headline with a plot centering on a master thief pursued by a detective across Paris including the Mona Lisa caper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Arsene Pin
Royal Theater
Paris
Lionel
Karen Morley
John Miljan
Tully Marshall
Oe A
Peabody College Diploma Recipients and Local Game Preview
Mr I H Fry receives her son Aldersons Peabody College diploma in Nashville Tenn. Alderson plans postgraduate work and newspaper work in Nashville this summer. Miss Margaret Christie earns a Peabody degree. Today at 4 15 pm Boceers meet Pearisburg at the local field in a promising game with Covey and Thorn likely to share pitching duties. Blacksburg visits Sunday with one of Virginia is strongest amateur teams, largely composed of college players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Fry
Alderson
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Margaret Christie
City
Peabody
Boceers
Pearisburg
Covey
Thorn
Blacksburg
Virginia
Irene Fry
H. Fry
Walnut Street
Dearborn
Michigan
Providence
R. I
Stuttgart
New York City
Monte Carlo
Paris
London
Blacksburg Team Keeps Perfect Record This Season
The Stars and locals will have their hands full as Blacksburg has not lost a game this season, maintaining a flawless record through the current schedule.
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Blacksburg
Memorial service set by Odd Fellows in district 17
Odd Fellows and Rebekahe in district No. 17 will hold their annual memorial service at the First Capital church in Princeton next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The Princeton lodge is making arrangements for the service. Princeton Post No. 64, the American Legion, will be well represented at a meeting of Bluefield Post No. 9 tonight at the Bluefield Municipal building. Committees will now progress plans for the 1932 state convention in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahe
District No. 17
First Bapital Church
Princeton
Princeton Lodge
American Legion
Bluefield
Princeton Lodge No. 1521
Loyal
Order of Moose
Beckley
Zileman
Walker Hall
First Baptist Church
Remodel Building for Shop and Garage in East River District
The East River district board of education plans to remodel a two room building near Mercer School. The lower floor becomes a garage for the school bus and the upper floor a storeroom and workshop for the district. The project aims to keep the Princeton hauls bus under cover year round and save taxpayers 500 to 1000 dollars yearly by centralizing storage and equipment use.
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East River District Board of Education Ia
Mercer School
Princeton
Princeton Society Notes and Local Events
A fathers and sons banquet at First Church of Christ features Dr. F R Gay and Rev Floyd W Dick with musical numbers by Orville Martin and Phil Sutton. Mrs A M Robinsons circle serves a chicken dinner. Circle No 1 Presbyterian hosts a garden party at Mrs A R Kyles tomorrow afternoon with a deliver collection, music, and games regardless of weather. The Princeton School of Music continues a recital series.
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Church of Christ
F. R. Gay
Beckley
Floyd W. Dick
Ravenswood
W. Va
Orville Martin
Phil Sutton
A. M. Robinson
Circle No. 1
The
Presbyterian Church
A. R. Kyle
Bluefield Road
Violin Recital at Presbyterian Church and Local News
Pupils of Mrs Ray Bailey with Miss Helen Reynolds and Miss Sarah Lisagor present a violin recital at the Presbyterian church at 8 pm featuring an emble music program of two piano numbers and violin duet. A list of performing pupils is given and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bailey
Helen Reynolds
Sarah Lisagor
Presbyterian Church
Nancy Spangler
June White
Rachel Morrell
Susanne Smith
Mary Neal
Kathleen White
Iva Neal
Beatrice Borinsky
Sarah Ann Ballard
Anna May Justice
Ruth Manderville
Hallie Pendleton
Iice Barbakow
Mary Elizabeth Crumpecker
Bernice Armertong
Sarah Borinsky
Maybel Farley
Frances Bondurant
Helen Baum
Forum Club entertains with art talks and music
The Forum club was entertained by Mrs. Stanley Hayes with Mrs. W. R. Turner leading the evening. Papers on Artiste and Art of American Italian and French centuries were read, a piano duet by Miss Sarah McConnell and Helen Hayes piano solo were performed, and an ice course was served to guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forum Club
Stanley Hayes
W. R. Turner
Cody Fletcher
Herbert Brown
R. N. Vermillion
George McConnell
Sarah McConnell
Helen Hayes
T. O. Craft
Edward Rule
Meedames W. T. Piper
L. O. Craft
Misees Lilly Meador
Clarabell Craft
Mesdames Herbert Brown
Okey Chambers
I. H. Fry
Alfonso
W. J. Herring
J. H. Kelly
B. K. Ketron
Guy Ritter
H. É. Roney
Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Guests
Mrs John Chariton of Harrisburg ll is spending the summer with relatives in this city. Miss Florence Ifee is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Chariton
Harrisburg, Ll
Florence Lfee
Keystone Youth Hurt in Street Scuffle
W V Welch reports that Stewart and his brother John Stewart were involved in a friendly street scuffle in Keystone on a Wednesday night. Irvin Stewart sustained a severe head cut and was taken to Stevens Clinic Welch for treatment and recovery is expected at home in a few days.
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Stewart
Keystone
John Stewart
Irvin
Stevens Clinic
Welch
University of Pennsylvania
C. B. Houston
Elkhorn
Betty Smith
Williamson
Sidney Smith
Philadelphia
Misa Evelyn Sale
Richmond
J. O. Baunders
A. N. Harris
Henry Gillespie
Sarisburg
E. Scott Hale
Bluefield
Yesteray
S. A. Hawkins
Davy
Bill Jennings
Huntington
Dowie Hylton
Red Reynolds
Sam McKenzie
Joe Stevens
A. Z. Lits
Tazewell
C. Frank Wright Jr
Sayers F. Harman
Yukon
West Virginia
Howland Dies Suddenly at Stevens Clinic
Mrs. R. B. Howland died Friday morning at the Stevens clinic after apoplexy. She was admitted hours earlier and expired at 6 a.m. She was the wife of a state road commission engineer and had lived in Welch two years. Survived by husband, a three year old daughter Doris Ann, parents J. B. Lee of Louisa, Ky., one brother H. C. Lee, and two sisters Mrs. George Wellman and Mr. William Little, all of Louisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
R. B. Howland
Stevens Clinic
Mra. Howland
Mr. Howland
State Road Commission
Welch
Louisa
Doris Ann
J. B. Lee
Louisa, Ky
H. C. Lee
George Wellman
William Little
Welch High Orchestra Enjoys Camp Supper Event
Mr and Mrs Otis Linkous and Mr and Mrs E H Cox hosted a camp supper for Welch high school orchestra members. The gathering featured a camp fire meal and individual entertainment by guests. Attending musicians included Harold and Howard McComas Timm Bright Robert Groseclose Kenneth Lameth Ward Miles Kimball Lee Harris Betty Barrett and Betty Th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Linkous
E. H. Cox
Welch High School Orchestra
Harold and
Howard McComas
Timm Bright
Robert Groseclose
Kenneth Lameth
Ward Miles
Kimiball
Lee Harris
Betty Barrett
Betty Th
Richardson Richardson Marries Anderson in Carnegie
Friends announce the marriage of Margaret Mildred Richardson to Luther Wilson Anderson on Saturday June 11 1932 in Carnegie Pennsylvania.
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Anderson
George L. C. Richdson
Margaret Mildred Richardson
Luther Wilson Anderson
Ninteen Hundred and Thirty
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Welch personals Mies Frances Henritize leaves for Philadelphia
Frances Henritize, known as Mies, departed yesterday by motor for Philadelphia. She is expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Frances Henritize
Philadelphia
Two Prisoners Brought to County Jail for Fines
From Matoaka yesterday Constable Arthur McKinney delivered two prisoners to the county jail. Tom Spicer faced assault and battery charges and was fined $17.70. Frank Carden, charged with petit larceny, received an $18.15 fine and ten days in jail from Magistrate John K. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoaka
Arthur McKinney
Tom Spicer
Frank Carden
John KE. Bailey
Amelia Hill Arrested on Moonshine Charge
Amelia Hill was arrested at Crystal Wednesday night by Special Constable J B Boyd on a charge of possessing a moonshine still. She was held for the grand jury and posted bond with Magistrate J O Mangus at Montcalm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hill
Crystal
J. B. Boyd
Magistrat J. O. Mangus
Montcalm
Rebuild Garibaldi Haven in Modigliana Italy
Mussolini funded restoration of Don Giovanni Verita's home in Modigliana to honor the man who sheltered Garibaldi in 1849. The project recovers a historic site tied to Garibaldi’s flight from pursuing enemies and the Italian unification era.
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Garibaldi
Modigliana
Italy
Mussolini
Don Giovanni Verita
Frank Hawks heads toward solo flight after crash
Captain Frank Hawks, famed speed flyer, boards a boat to begin a solo flight after his crash near North Grafton Massachusetts. He bids farewell to Major Nelson Kelly, director of Floyd Bennett airport, New York, and flies to Boston where treatment for injuries continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grafton
Mass
Frank Hawks
Nelson Kelly
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Hawke
Boston
Congress Hurries Work on Tax and Relief Measures
Congress moves through a busy session with a five member committee to study a plan on excise taxes for gasoline and lubricating oil, a Hoover administration furlough impasse on the economy bill persists, and debates over state relief loans and a large public works program continue as lawmakers seek agreement before adjournment. Emerson Hutchinson, 17, drowns while swimming in the Ohio River at Huntington W V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Ragon
Arkansas
Hoover
Jones
McDuffie
Banking Committee
Garner
Reconstruction Corporation
Thomas
Oklahoma
Lad
Huntington
W. Va
Emerson Hutchinson
Ohio River
Doctor Flies to Aid of Patient at Sea
A doctor in a sea plane responded to a radio call from the steamer San Antonio 30 miles off Philadelphia. Dr. F. R. Hughes from Cape May arrived within half an hour, and engineer David Tobin was rushed to a local hospital where officials say he has a good chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David Tobin
San Antonio
Houston
Tex
F. R. Hughes
Cape May
Coast Guard
Bank employee held up by four men in Webster action
Ernest Wilson, a Webster First National Bank employee, escorted by a police officer and taxi driver, was robbed in front of the Webster post office by four armed men. They took a parcel containing between 15000 and 20000 dollars of new bills from the Federal Reserve in Boston. Wilson and his guard had just left the post office when the robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mase
Ernest Wilson
First National Bank
Webster
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Webster Bank
Wilson
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C.W. Bingham
Masa
Royal Today
Tamathay
Flip the Frog
Buffalo Bill
Lake Shawnee
Eddie Galloway
Hie Ryhthm Boya
Chaprons
Denny Shuff
H. EB. DeJarnette
George Woolfolk
Vernie Rumley
Cecil McClenahan
Oakvale
D.T. Carr
Laura Elmeda Edmondson
Clownie Dellas Edmondson
Bonham Drug CO
Princeton Society
Harry Karnes
Princeton School of Music
Lanton Brothers
Nelly Don Cottons
Batiste
Dimity
Wearwell
Santon Bros
Princeton, W. Va
J. W. McNutt
M. G. Harper
Snider
Stratford French
Lor
Arthur Bailey
Robert Caffee
Carbondale
Katie Sienger
Chicago University
Chicago
Joe Lisagor
Abe Borinsky
West Virginia University
Marele Bell
Lynchburg
R. D. Karnes
B. F
Montgomery
Rose
Gypsie Lee Pine
Mercer Street
Mra. J. R. O’rourk
Baltimore
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
J. Wesley Worley
Welch, W. V
Irvin Stewart
Brother
Mro. Howland
Mies
Margaret Houston
Riverside Drive
Peggy Tierney
Powhatan
Ethel Hunter
Tierney
Welch Society
Bradley Suits
Hadden
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John Marshall
Squint
Lorasg
Priggy
Annwan Gvern
Uncle Walt
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