Jury awards Veceilio damages in Bluefield plant case
A circuit court jury awarded Oscar Veceilio 26196 against John Boost Jr trading as Industrial Piping and Company for breach of contract in constructing a sewer plant at Bluefield West Virginia. The verdict came after about two hours of deliberation with Judge D Easley presiding. Representatives for Boost attended the trial including W Gill at Tazewell and G Burton of Princeton.
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Oscar Veceilio
John Boost Jr
Industrial Piping and Company
D. Easley
Ce Circuit Court
Easley
Sewa
Bluefield
Howell M
Ofuefield
J. H. Brad“Mullens
R Crockett
Gillespie
Tazewell
Arthur 5
Wal G. Burton
Princeton
Bopst
Princeton Paragraphs Buys Bluestone Farm
C M Walls, local automobile dealer, has purchased a sixty acre farm on the Bluestone River. The purchase expands Walls business interests and adds rural property to his holdings.
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C. M. Walls
Bluestone River
Rock Dis
Invisible Enemy at the Royal Theater
A dramatic picture called In visible Enemy opens at the Royal theater with Alan Marshall as a former intelligence officer dishonorably discharged for misusing government funds. The cast also includes Mady Carroll, Herbert Mundin, C. Henry Tala Birell, and Gerald.
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ROYAL
Royal Theatre Today
Alan Marshall
Mady Carroll
Herbert Mundin
C. Henry Aw Tala Birell
Gerald
Haythe Visits Princeton In Senate Nomination Campaign
W. C. Haythe of Hinton, a Democratic candidate for the senate nomination, was in Princeton on Thursday promoting his campaign and seeking support from local voters.
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Haythe
W. C. Haythe
Hinton
Senate
Princeton
Missing son sought by Princeton woman
D. C. Brewnie Shelton, eight year old son of Mrs Verta Shelton of Kiel Highway near Princeton, disappeared from home Monday. He is described as stocky with light hair and blue eyes, wearing brown overalls. A back scar from an accident this past February ties to a possible car settlement. He is needed for a hospital exam next Monday at 2 PM in Bluefield. Call Mrs. Shelton at Hilltop Filling Station, Princeton, with information.
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D. C
Brewnie’ Shelton
Verta Shelton
Kiey Highway
Princeton
Bluefield
A J Cole Files For Board Reelection
A J Cole of Bluefield, president of the county board of education, filed his certificate of announcement yesterday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for member of the board of education in the circuit clerk's office.
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A. J. Cole
Bluefield
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Theft at Paul Ex Meat Market in Moundsville
Police report a break in at the Paul Ex meat market in Moundsville West Virginia on June 16. Thieves stole about 40 dollars worth of merchandise and did not touch the cash register. The report also notes an unrelated line about a giraffe fighting by kicking with its hind legs.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Paul Ex
Two New Tennis Courts Finished in County Memorial Area
Two tennis courts on the rear lots of the Memorial building were completed as an NYA-WPA project sponsored by the Memorial building directors. The WPA will staff mornings 8 to 12 with a paid supervisor. courts open to county residents mornings before 8 and afternoons evenings. A schedule will be posted to give all players a fair chance.
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NYA
County Memorial Building
WPA
Princeton High Band Parents Meet Discusses Association
Organization of a band parents association for Princeton high will be discussed at a meeting of end of Princeton high school board members tonight at 7 o clock in the high school building. Sors of the movement hope to have all the parents present for this meeting.
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Princeton High
Princeton High Schd
Sors
Delphian Club entertained by Mrs Woodson on Circle Drive
The Delphian club met Tuesday evening at Mrs J E Woodson’s Circle drive home. Roll call praised Your Choice is Entering Industries. Several papers were presented including Frog Some Thing in Streamline. Guests included Edwards and many members listed with refreshments served by the hostess and daughters Ruth and Gwendolyn Wood.
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Delphian Club
J. E. Woodson
Circle Drive
L. E. Willyoung
E. On
Dewey Bailey
Ruth
Gwendolyn Wooden
Edwards
Mesdames i H. Ball
Dugan
J. P. Dyer
E. W. Motes Stuart Ra
E. W. Hale
G. B. We Tee C. Kane
E. B. Lazeni
Mi. Preston
B. Shrewsbury
C. Sowers
Ment ‘Lie Suttton
E R. Vermillion
L. Meees
Vv. Bruce
Nodson
Ethel ‘Nson
Edeburn Freeman Nuptials United At Church of Christ
Miss Neva Lucille Freeman of Calico West Virginia and Mr Eugene Edeburn of Buchanan were married Saturday at 6 pm in the Church of Christ parsonage by Rev Frank L Stuck. The bride wore a pinecloth wedding dress from the Philippines, beige with rose slip and aqua trim.
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Edeburn-Freeman
Church of Christ
Frank L. Stuck
Neva Lucille Freeman
Calico
W. Va
Eugene Edeburn
Buchanan
Phillipine Island
Vera Johnston circle meets at Brookman home
The Vera Johnston circle of Silver Springs church met at Mrs. Milton Brookman’s home Wednesday with ten members three children and one visitor Mrs Prank Wall. Devotionals were led by Mrs B W Thomas and prayer by Mrs Chatting. Mrs Meador led a Jeremiah Bible study and spoke on stewardship. A short business session followed with a strong treasurer’s report by Mrs M E Brookman. Meeting closed by Mrs John Shuff and refreshments served by the hostess with Wilma Wyant assisting.
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Vera Johnston
Silver Springs
Milton Brookman
Prank Wall
B. W. Thomas
Chatting
O. D. Meador
Meador
B. W. Thomas Leader
M. E. Brookman
John Shuff
Wilma Wyant
Mabel Jones
Earnest Workers Class Meets at Silver Springs Church
The Earnest Workers class of Silver Springs church will meet Friday night at Mrs. John Shuff. Every member is requested to be present.
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Silver Springs
John Shuff
Princeton Personal Notices Show Health, Travel and Visits
Joe Hansbarger is convalescing after surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs Hansbarger will return home Saturday. Mrs Charles Mahood and daughter Cecilie of Charleston are visiting. Mr and Mrs Dick Karnes and Wilbur Sowers will travel to New York for two weeks. Fulton Woods family from Norfolk visit friends here. Betty Ey of Fifth Street left Tuesday for Charleston.
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Joe Hansbarger
John Hopkins Hospital
Hansbarger
Baltimore
Charles Mahood
Cecilie
Charleston
Dick Karnes
New York
Wilbur Sowers L
New
Fulton Woods
John Pulton
George Gordon
Robert Randolph
Norfolk
Betty Ey
Fifth Street
Virginia Parks
Martha Lee Jackson
G. T. Strong
Dolly Strong
Highland Avenue
Roanoke
R. E. Ramsey
Jim Bowling
Memorial Pital
Julis Goodwin
Winston Salem
Nancy Brown
Cecil Brown
Bluefield Avenue
Ray Bailey
M. B. Greer
George Williams
Mercer Post
Parkersburg
Williams
Local residents plan visits and travels across towns
The article lists Mercer area residents heading to Roanoke, Winston Salem, Welch, Charleston and Bluefield for family visits, relatives, or business. It notes hospital patients, millinery moves, tonsil surgeries, and VFW Post 2703 delegates leaving for the state encampment in Parkersburg.
Mercer county defers action on full time health unit
County court and county board of education defer decision on a proposed full time health unit for Mercer County. A later meeting will consider scope and whether the unit would serve all cities towns and rural areas and include jail medical and dental work. The proceedings suggest state guidance will determine duties of the unit.
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Mercer County
County Board of Education
State Health Department
Fourteen City Lots Narrowed for Model Home Site
Princeton chamber of commerce housing committee narrowed fourteen proposed lots to four potential sites for a model home exhibit. The office reported the committee will select the final location after reviewing available materials and plans.
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Princeton Chamber Commerce Housing Committee
of Commerce
Princeton
Memorial building exhibit draws local interest in city home life
The committee reports room arrangement in the Memorial building for an exhibit running from August 1 to 6. Interest in the display grows as organizers hope to promote a healthier home environment. Goat milk is noted as easier to digest than cow milk.
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