Groups Sent For Service Exams In Ohio and West Virginia
Service boards 2 and 3 called men for induction and pre examination. Names include Herman Maxwell Wilmington Delaware Robert Otey Wide Mouth James Hall Matoaka Earl Glass Rock Horace Williams Matoaka Avery Lusk Spanishburg Junior Graham Hiawatha. others transferred or listed as failing to report. Honorably discharged servicemen reporting to boards included Hamm Musick Cook Milam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hayes
Ohio
Board No. 2
Board No. 3
Herman E. Maxwell
Wilmington
Del
Leadmore
Robert H. Otey
Widemouth
James N. Hall
Matoaka
Earl H. Glass
Rock
Horace T. Williams
Avery Lee Lusk
Spanishburg
Junior A. Graham
Hiawatha
Howard W. Right
Renick
James W. Hendricks
Mack Edward Hill
Freeman
Frank A. Hamm
George R. Musick
Coopers
Edward P. Cook
Baileysville
Terry A. Milam
Lamar
Sneed
Princeton
Elmer Meadows
Willowton
Willis Jones
Hale, Jr
Randolph Robinette
Junior Bowles
Speedway
Wood‘row Epling
Dewey Hill
Kellysville
Johnny Shelton
Douglas Whittaker
Princes ‘Ton
Edward Long
Athens
Malcom Trivette
Dayton
Lafayette H. Terry
Eugene W. Duncan
Dora L. Moye
Dunns
Rev D Roe to Speak at Princeton Quota Club Dinner
The Rev D Roe pastor of First Methodist church will be the guest speaker at the Princeton Quota Club weekly dinner meeting at 6 10 o clock. Bessie Ball will be in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Roe
First Methodist Church
Princeton Quota Club
Service Is Set For Howard Lee Wagner
Howard Lee Wagner 39 died at home on Ingelside road after a nine month illness from a heart ailment. A Virginian Railway machinist apprentice, he was born April 26 1907 in Berwind and moved to Princeton at age two. He married Margaret Hessel on April 3 1934 and is survived by his wife two daughters Iona G and Judith D his parents and siblings Lawrence Harold James Kathryn Coburn Princeton Woodrow Mc Comas Peterstown. The body was at Predeking Seaver Funeral Service chapel, then at 1 30 this afternoon to Presbyterian Church for a 2 30 funeral with Rev John A Womeldorf officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lee Wagner
Ingelside Road
Virginian Railway Company
Berwind
Mr. Wagner
Princeton
Margaret Hessel
Iona G
Judith D
Lawrence
Harold
James
Kathryn C. Coburn
Woodrow McComas
Peterstown
Predeking-Seaver
Presbyterian Church
John A. Womeldorf
Resthaven Memorial Park Cemetery
Princeton Liquor Store Reopens After Dry Spell
The Princeton liquor store reopened Monday at 10 am to a rush of thirsty men. A bottle of white lightning sold for 4.50, with a woman reportedly selling it from her handbag at a recent dancing assembly. Patrons found a wide range of bourbon, scotch, and other brands again available. In the unrelated note, betrothal rings in Egypt and Palestine were described as carved from stone or beaten from precious metals.
In loving memory of Gilbert ae See vaans
Sweet little Gilbert, you are still with us each year in memory. Though we cannot see you grow in play, you are gone but not forgotten. Mr and Mrs Ray Holiday honor Gilbert with a memory note and lasting love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solid Fuels Administration
Gilbert Ae
Gilbert
Snow
Mrs
Ray Holiday
Several Drivers Fined On Charges
Several persons were charged with drunk driving and fined by state troopers and local magistrates over the weekend. Sammy Olds of Comas was fined 50 dollars and costs after arrest on the Bluefield Princeton road. Glenn Otis Campbell of Matoaka faced a 25-dollar fine and costs for drunk driving. William B. McFarland of Bluefield Virginia was fined 25 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge. Stanley Marzurek and Howard Carl Dillon, both from Montcalm, faced multiple fines including 50 dollars and costs for driving drunk, driving after license revocation, and permitting an intoxicated person to drive. Claude E. Gentry of Kimball was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Olds
Mé¢Comas
Bluefield
Princeton Road
M. C. Yoak
Lewis Cook
Cate
Bailey Yester
Bailey
Glenn Otis Campbell
Matoaka
Beckley Road
E. D. Bazzie
Walter Fielder
William B. McFarland
Yoak
Troper E. O. Burner
D T. Carr
Stanley Marzurek
Howard Carl Dillon
Montcalm
Marzarek
Dillon
East River Mountain Road
Cook
Claude E. Gentry
Kimball
C. C. Christian
Carr
Dr. Hearn Injured in Indiana Auto Crash
Word was received that Dr. William O. Hearn of Minneapolis Minnesota was en route to Princeton to visit relatives when injured Thursday in an Indiana auto accident. He is hospitalized with shoulder and head injuries and will delay his trip for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Hearn
Minneapolis
Minn
Princeton
Indiana
Bandit of Sherwood Forest at Mercer Theater
The Mercer presents The Bandit of Sherwood Forest with Cornel Wilde as Robin Hood's rebel son and Anita Louise as heroine. Jill Esmond and Edgar Buchanan are featured in the current performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Theatre
Bandit
Sherwood Forest
Cornel Wilder
Robina Hood
Anita Louise
Jill Esmond
Edgar Buchanan
Lawsuits Filed in Circuit Court Returnable July
Ralph Osborne Lawrence sues Nina H Lawrence and Elsie D Johnson sues Elsie D Johnson in chancery. The proceedings are returnable under the July rules and place the cases in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Osborne Lawrence
Nina H. Lawrence
Estle Johnson
Elsie D. Johnson
Roy Rogers Stars in Dont Fence Men In at Royal Theater
Roy Rogers headlines Dont Fence Men In at the Royal Theater with musical numbers by the Sons of the Pioneers providing songs and accompaniment. The program showcases western action and comedy with Rogers in a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
the Royal Theatrle
The
Sons of
Princeton Personal Notices Share Local Visits and Travel
Princeton residents report visits and travels as Dr. and Mrs. Ben Bird and son Charlies stay at the Lumberton beach home of Dr. and Mrs. George Allen. Frank Davis of Canes visits Mr and Mrs Dangerfield. former Poca and Princeton academy student. Braxton Davenport and wife return to Charleston after a stay with the Chambers family on Harrison Street. Betty Williams returns from Marlinton. T M Johnston leaves for Lima Ohio after a weekend visit. Margaret Ruth Roberts and children arrive from Norfolk to visit Mrs. George Halstead on Hinton Street. Dudley family of Hinton also mentioned.
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Ben Bird
Charlies
J. J. Markell
George Allen
Lumberton
N. C
Frank Davis
Canes
S Dangerfield
Dav
Pocahontas
Old Princeton Academy
Braxton Davenport
Charleston
Roanoke Visit and Farewell Plans Noted
Street items report a Roanoke man and Mrs Harrington of Highland avenue traveling with their grandson Denny Tinder to Le Havre France for a voyage to the United States. Other relatives visit from Keystone and Walton streets as well as New York City with two weeks ahead in town. Jean Donovan of Henry street leaves for Philadelphia to finish nurse training at the University of Pennsylvania hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Beatrice Johnso
Jean Donovan
John Donovan
Henry Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital Nurses Training School
Claim In Road Mishap Is Asked Of Court
A court is asked to hear a road mishap claim involving a vehicle driven by a man and his son Edward. The wreck occurred on April 27 on state route 3 between the foot of Lens Creek mountain and Racine after skidding on a slippery highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Lens Creek Mountain
Racine
Rites Planned For Mrs Caldwell Daughter Of Late Shorter
Mrs Caldwell a daughter of the late Taylor Shorter and Mary Willy Shorter. Her husband died in 1940. Survived by relatives including Roscoe Shorter family and others. Body moved from Memorial Funeral Directory to her son's home yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Shorter
Mary Willy Shorter
Ronceverte Man Named To State Bond Post
Charleston June 17 announces John N. Jr. of Ronceverte appointed deputy director of the U S savings bonds division for West Virginia duties include state operations and federal bond administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
Charleston
W. Va
John N. , Jr
U. S. Savings Bonds Division
West
Cackley Joins Army After GM Field Service
Cackley served as a field representative for General Motors and worked with Acceptance waiters before enlisting in the army. The transition marks a shift from corporate duties to military service as described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cackley
General Motors Corporation
Army
Transit worker productivity in large cities scales with population
In cities over a million population, estimates suggest each local transit employee bakes a year by serving the subway, streetcars, trolley coaches and gas buses, reflecting the scale of the system and worker workload.
Transfer of Control of Station Sought
The Communications Commission announced Kanawha Valley Broadcasting of Charleston West Virginia seeks transfer of control to A M Venable via purchase of 125 shares from E R Custer and Floyd E Price. The licensee WGKV Charleston WV would be affected. The action reflects a corporate reorganization in radio ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Communications Commission Today
Kanawha Valley Broadcasting Company
WGKV
Charleston
W. Va
A. M. Venable
Trol
E. R. Custer
Floyd E. Price
Hemstitching and Pecoing Moved to Mrs Martin
The hemstitching and pecoing machine formerly operated by Mrs. A. T. Rice is now used by her daughter Mrs. Martin on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Rice
Martin Seventh Street
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Princeton News
Roach Edgar A. Murray
Murray
Ment
Western Auto Associate Store
E. Clyde Bourne
Princeton, West Virginia
Princeton Finance Company
Old First National Bank Bldg
Princeton, W. VA
Pioneer Coal Co
Princeton Society
Memorial Building
Miss Vern
Peggy Kester
Sarah Ket- Linkenhok
Francescr
McMillion
Nell Hurst
Faye Nelson
Virginia Lee Bowling
Lavone Burton
Ann Gadd
Anne Bauguess
Robert Richards
Lowell Morgan
Clara Lee Fain
Jo Ann Fletcher
Helen Ross
Lucille Herring
Anne Hunnicutt
Norma Yeater
Jackie Moore
Patty Lou Lilly
Frances Hale
O. E
Princeton Chapter
Howard Lee Wagner
Egypt
Palestine
Cali
Royal Sain
Dr. Hearn
Mercer
the Royal
Mrs. Caldwell
Thorntontown
Methodist Church
Orpen Ae
Junior Originals
Kahle
Auto G Body Service
Straley Avenue
Thornton Avenue
Woodland Lane
Frinceton
Virginian Railroad
Lilly Grove
Lilly Land CO
Princeton-Hinton
Princeton Bank & Trust Company
Just
Piedmont Store
Bluefield Avenue
Mason F. Bailey
J. Tommy Williams
Hylton
L. J. Pace
Memorial Funeral Home
Case
Walnut Street
VTP
Tae Lord
Fucas
Kirby
Kegley
W. Vo
Ennis
McDowell County
C. N. Kirby
Welch
Riverside Drive
Kirby Brothers
Main St
West VA
Atlantic
Mass
Portland, Mee
Rockland Mas
Salem
Chicago
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohie
Cincinnati
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore, Mda
New Medford
Boston
Portland
Pocahontas Fuel Company
ONE Broadway
New York
Doris Dodson
Lonsdale
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