Twenty nine cases disposed in Princeton justice court
Megistrate D T Carr presided a long session disposing of twenty nine cases Monday. Roy Smith fined twenty five dollars and costs for driving a truck into a parked car owned by A B Pennington on the old Athens road. He failed to stop and render aid. C L Howington fined one hundred dollars and costs. car impounded six months. license revoked for six months. Clyde Hager fined one hundred dollars and costs. car and license similarly treated. Dewey Martin released on five hundred dollar bond after waiving preliminary hearing on a maiming count. action await July grand jury. Herbert Fink shot in head in Kaat Princeton. Martin accused of the shooting. Alphonso Stevens held under five hundred ninety dollar bond to await grand jury on charges of breaking and entering the Courthouse Lunch and in connection with diner robbery. Junior Royster held under five hundred dollar bond for similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megistrate
D. T. Carr
Roy Smith
A. B. Pennington
Athens Road
Costa
Smit
Clyde Blankenship
W Vse
Carr
C. L. Howington Waa
Iense
Clyde Hager Waa
Coats
Dewey Martin
R. H. South
Asvait
Kaat Princeton
Herbert Fink
Martin
Fink
Thelma Fink
Alphonso Stevens
Owa Grand Jury
James Jennings
Junior Royster
Accused Killer Held on Bond in Montcalm Case
Accused of attempting to kill Mrs. Daniel Morrison, Frank Kanode was held on a 5009 bond awaiting the July grand jury. In default he was jailed. He also paid a 12.60 fine on a drunk charge and faced ten days in jail if unpaid. Constable John Hurst led the arrest. Club reporters meeting planned for county clubs next Saturday with Kyle McCormick and a Daily Telegraph representative to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Morrison
Frank Kanoda
W. S. Reynolds
Montcalm
Kanode
John Hurst Mare
Ar Teal
Ciths
Con Thange
Kyle McCormick
Daily Telegraph
Broad Entertainment and Radio Schedule Digest
A dense listing of Broadway and radio programs across multiple networks with times, performers, and orchestras. Includes Florite Or, LaPorte Orchestra, Howard Barlow, Claude Hopking, Ted Fiorito, Jon Haymes, Ben Bernie, and Reggie Childs among others, plus NBC and regional network notes and midwest east coast slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
Romance
David Ross
Mar Warnow
Burna and Allen
Howard Barlow
Claude Hopking
Ted Fiorito
Saham Jones
Jon Haymes
Ben Bernie
NBC
WJZ
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Wkht
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Wia
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Kghl
Pacific Coast
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Ktar
East
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Singing Lady
Tim Healy
Stamps
Preas-Radio
Dasle
Midwest
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Tony
Gus
Ruby Mercer
Hal Kemp
Orchestra
America In Music
Orch
Reggie Childs
Amies
N’ Andy
Gus—weat
Gene Fogarty
East House of Glass
Weat
Shandor
Dick Fidler
Don Leper
Pence
Auditorium Annex Project Submitted to Administration
Construction of an auditorium annex to the Soldiers' and Saints' Memorial Building at an estimated cost of 89,000 is submitted to the Work-Relief Administration in Washington for approval by the state administration. Preliminary specs and cost estimates were shown in Charleston last week and the project is listed with the eighty million dollar allotment petition. Plans by Garry and Sheffey of Bluefield call for an auditorium seating 1500 to 1600.
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Soldiers’ and Saints’ Memorial
Washington
Arthur G. Booth
Charleston
Garry and Sheffey
Bluefield
Ane
Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights and Stations
Radio programming for Wednesday June 1 lists NBC WEAF and ABC networks with multiple time slots and acts. Notable items include Sam and Dick in Woods, Harry Kogen's Orchestra, Kathleen Wells, Wayne King's Orchestra, Fred Allen, Ray Noble Orchestra, and Lights Out melodrama, plus Buck Rogers and John Kennedy talks.
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Sam and
Harry Kogen
Kathleen Wells
Billy
Betty—weal
Black Chaomiber
Kang Aces
Uncle Ezra
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Guy Lombardo
Ray Noble
John B. Kennedy
Tom Coakley
Ben Pollack
Radio Schedule Fragments from Bluefield Listings
A fragmented radio schedule for Bluefield West Virginia and Northwest & Canadian listings shows multiple time slots and program names including Raysorila Melodies The Haven of Rest and Sunny Rise Bottling Company in a noisy OCR capture with misreads and garbled segments. The readable items suggest a daytime program lineup with various music blocks and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago House Furnishing Company
Sun Rise Bottling Company
Clark Hardware & Furniture Company
Gas Company
Granada
Chevrolet
Mary Shrewsbury of Dott Dies After Childbirth
Mrs Mary Shrewsbury aged 19 of Dott died at Memorial hospital from nephritis days after giving birth to twins survived by husband Clayton Shrewsbury and infant sons. She also leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Huffman and several siblings. Funeral plans pending with service to be held at Piedmont. Silver Springs WMU meets at 2 30 at Mrs Mildred Brockman’s Broad Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Shrawnbury
Clayton Shrewsbury
Dott
Memorial Hospital
Shrewsbury
Bailey to Speak at Clerks Meet in Courts House
Einest Bailey state road commissioner will speak at the afternoon session of the state association of county clerks in the courts house Thursday afternoon June 27 at 2 oclock. Governor Kump may attend one session and state department heads are invited. Banquet at Virginian hotel Thursday night with entertainment by Casto and Harris. Friday noon luncheon at the Virginian hotel with Johnson-Watson company. More than forty of fifty five county clerks expected, many bringing spouses.
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Einest Bailey
State Association of County Clerks
House
Lowary G. Bowling
Merccer
H G. Kump
Virginian Hotel
Casto and Harris
Spencer
Gust
Johnson-Watson Company
Bowling
Theater renovation and court actions headline Princeton notices
A court suit was filed by Mary Jonas against Henry D. Jones in chancery, with a July return. The Royal theater is undergoing renovation with a new curtain, drapes, interior painting, and redecorating. Buryle Jenkins awaits grand jury action after a rock attack on Mrs. James T. Martin. bond denied. Guardians named for Louise, Robert, Louella and John Anderson Jr.. bond set at 1500. Local officials report training school attendance by Misses Tobin, Booker, White, Simpson and Kidd. Arlington Hutcheson and Sammie Beidler joined Episcopal Training School at Jackson's Mill with Rev. Hobson and Bluefield delegates.
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James T. Martin
Buryle Jenkins
I. L. Davidson
Matoaka
Jenkins
P. McKinney
Missea
Micky Tobin
Pegey Booker
Margaret White
Judy Simpson
Billy Kidd
Arlington Hutchesan
Sammie Beidler
Episcopal
Jackson's Millall
J. W. Hobson
Bluefield
Princeton Personal Notes of Local Residents
Princeton society items list residents and visitors with ties to Northwestern, Rush, Bush medical schools and Gulf Refining. Henry Baum returns from Chicago to visit family before a St Luke’s internship in Cleveland. Nell Campbell heads west from Alpine with Mrs Williams, planning a western tour through Texas and Colorado returning by August.
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Daniel Hale
Northwestern University Medical School
Chicago
G. Baum
Misa Helen Baum
Mercer Street
Henry Haun
the Bush Medical School
Henry Baum
Princeton
Bill McClung
Misa Maxine Vermilen
Lewisburg
Young People’s Training School
Presbyterian
J. H. Hoge
Mies
Esther Hoge
Wilson
William Hoge
Roanoke
James Hale
Circle Drive
Hale
Gulf Refining Company
New York
Frances Brooks
Bluefield
Louise Campbell
Highland Avenue
Marvin Marshall
Baltimore
J. H. Gadd
Rush Medical School
Mra. O. Baum
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Luke's Hospital
W. H. Wysong
West
Campbell
Alpine
Texas
Eha
J. Williams
Misa Campbell
Williams
San Antonio
Pueblo
Denver
Cal
O. B. Campbell
Welch Havaco Man Shot Dead in Havaco Home
Hubert Roop 45 of Havaco was killed in a noon shooting by Dave W. Woll 42 of Havaco. Woll surrendered to the county jail and gave a statement to Prosecuting Attorney Wilson Anderson. Both men worked for New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal at Havaco. Roop was a coal loader and Woll a foreman.
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Hubert Roop
Havaco
Dave W. Woll
Woll
Ndeys
Roop
Wolf
Attornney Wilson Anderson
Northarolina
Hoop
Mra
Pawer
New Iver and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company
Itoop
Wolf Ras
Anderson
Incul Denhment
State Police
Coda Inch Ae
Rites for G. W. Saddler Held Today
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Ange walt Church for George W. Saddler of Anawalt who died Monday from injuries sustained in a truck crash. Interment follows at Woodlawn Cemetery on the Blue Neld-Brumwaoll road. Saddler was injured June 7 when his truck crashed through a bridge at Black Wolfe.
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Angewalt
George W. Saddler
Anawalt
Woodlawn
Blue Neld-Brumwaoll Road
Saddler
Black Wolfe
Welch Society 87 Installs New Officers
Welch chapter No. 87 of the C. E. Welch Society held installation of officers for the coming year at the Masonic temple Monday night. New officers named include Janice Vermillion as worthy patron and A. Malia as worthy patron, with officers for associate matron and conductress also listed along with secretary treasurer and other roles.
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C. E
Welch
Masonic Temple
Misa Janice Vermillion
A. ©. Malia
J. W. Cartwright
Wil
Jlamé
J. W. Slack
Gail ‘Ty Careter
Jess Stavka
T. H. Sinnett
G. A. Yepgon
Adah
J. W. Parrigh
Ruth
George Hankina
Mather
H.R. Farmer
Martha
Charles McKay
Klaota
WR. Jackson
Unlicensed Barber Fined for Haircut Without License
Henry Hartley of Maybeury was fined 16.50 by Magistrate B Moore after arraignment on a charge of cutting hair without a barber license. The case, noted in McDowell County, cites the new barber license law requiring examination and credentials, with warrant by state Inspector A. Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hartley
Maybeury
B. Moore
McDdell County
Astate
Tispector A
Davenport
Verdict for Plaintiff in Rose v. General Exchange
A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in Roy Rose versus General Exchange Insurance Corporation. The award totals 239 dollars, delivered yesterday afternoon in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circurt
Roy Rose
General Exchange Insurance Corporation
Soldier Killed in Auto Accident Near Columbus
A car overturned on the Harrisburg pike near Columbus killing soldier King Clifford Wickline 41 of Spice Poyaghontas county West Virginia stationed at Fort Hayes. His wife Marie Wickline 21 suffered head injuries. Elizabeth Bailey driver was blamed by witnesses but uninjured. Arthur Babcock of Parkersburg West Virginia was slightly hurt in another collision.
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Columbus
Harrisburg Pike
Clifford Wickling
Spice
Poyaghontas County
West Virginia
Fort Hayes Barracks
United States Army
Marie Wickline
Elizabeth Bailey
Ugits
Arthur Babcock
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Clyde Hager
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Mary Shrewsbury
Silver Springs
Mildred Breokman
Broadway Avenile
Lilly Land CO
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Kump
Mary Jonas Aga
Henry D. Jones
Royal Theater
Guardian
H. L. Glenn
Mahood Avenue
Hadden
Mercer Supply Co
Fair Stong
Randolph
Kayqj Johnson
Arthur Hobl
Robert Barrat
Janet Beecher
Dorothy Burgess
John Cromwall
Tra Radio
EE Barton
Helen Westley
Helen MacKay
Gene Losckhart
McDowell County
Havaco Wan
Robert Roop
Dave Wolf
G. W. Saddler
Spokane
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Federal
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Welch News
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Rose
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Keld
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Smith
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McDowell Street
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Douglas
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Ware der
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Sentinel
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A. (. Mulling
Arene
Jimmy Ballard
Barmwell
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Bland
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Mr. Lewis
Rhodes Realty Apartments
I. R. Hicks
A. H. Tabor
Keystone
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O. le Alexander
Harry Bowen
H.R. Hawthorne
Arthur J. MacBrids
R. J. Wallace
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
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Gotherburg
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