Princeton News Roundup Includes Picnics Plans and Local Trades
The Princeton column reports Kiwanis picnic postponed due to rain and a busy week with a ladies night banquet, shop games against Norfolk and Western, and a planned auto booster trip to Monroe and nearby counties. City officials inspect the new water wells, shell pipe for sewer work, and upcoming council hearings on street paving. Also noted are rental ads, auctions, a suspect marriage case in Mercer county, a Berlin murder airplane tale, and a London cathedral weighs 64 000 tons.
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Princeton Water Works
Sherman Concrete Pipe Company
Counts held on bad check charge awaiting hearing
Counts, arrested Tuesday night by Virginian Railroad Special Officer Ray Hylton in Mullens, was sent to the county jail for a morning hearing on a fifty dollar bad check case against G. B. Kelly of Flint Michigan. Officials question his sanity and plan to refer him to the lunacy commission. he is also sought by his wife who says he left ten days after their marriage.
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Counts
Mercer County Court House
Bessie May Puckett
Bluefield
W. C. Counts
Hurley
Squire Hubbard
Davy
Princeton
J. @. Counts
Mullens
Ray Hylton
Virginian Railroad
Justice of the Peace
T. C. Hubbard
Flint
Mich
Kelly
The
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Tazewell
Virginians
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield Fairgrounds
Monroe
Giles
Greenbrier
Summers County
Princeton Merchants’ Association
South Fourth Street
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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Virginian Shops
Highland Avenue
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E. J. Lambert
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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Bob Custer
Rialto
Swanson Classic
Adowph Turor Pene
Gloria Swanson
Madame Sansiene
Paramount Picture
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Paris
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Thornton-Laird
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