Induction Delegates Report to Huntington Station
A group of 60 selectees, led by Ferrell Lafayette Boyd of McComas, reported by Board No. 2 to the Huntington induction station. The roster lists assignees from McComas Matoaka Bluestone Dott and several other towns, with two not appearing. A revival by Rev Hazel Gold of Belle runs June 21 to July 5 at 102 Thorn St Church of the Nazarene, announced by Rev Geo Lilly.
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Board Two Leaves Memorial Building
Memorial
Huntington
Ferrell Lafayette Boyd
McComas
Besco Irvin Wall
Matoaka
Ralph Mason Lusk
Spanishburg
James Harold Shutt
Bridgeport
Lewis Bernard Walker
Harvey William Gillenwater, Jr
Wesley David Lee
Clinton Roscoe Gray
Dott
James Clarence Underwool
Clayton Samuel Tackett, Jr
Bluestone
Besso Irvin Wall
Jack Hubbard
Princeton
Bobby Joe Shuck
Giotto
Ralph Edwards Haynes
Freeman
William Elijah Saunders
Norfolk
Fred Allen Jenings
Wolfe
Alex Norman Pokley
Hamtramck
Mich
Okley Homer Shultz
Paul William Lester
Thomas Clements Cook
Wilmington
Del
Ralph Augustus Jones
Franklin Louie Wright
Rock
Harry Lee Sigman
Bluefield
John Ralph Witt
Jaeger
Spanishbury
Paul Azle Hare
Bramwell
Jose Fraiz
Howard Ward Shrewsbury
Beeson
Kenneth Ray Gillenwater
Dandolo Pietrandozzi
Theodore Miller
William Otis Martin
Michael Dominic Bartucca
William Paul O'Dell
Lamar
Larryn McKinney
Walter Henderson Thornton
Hawatha
Weldon Garnet Cole
Pinoak
Everett Cletis Davis
Howard
Bernard Louis Pennington
Archie Willard Linkous
Montcalm
Joseph Isiah Hodges
Hazel Gold
Belle
West Va
Church of the Nazarene
Thorn St
Geo. Lilly
Prison Terms Set For Six Defendants At Moundsville
The following defendants were taken to Moundsville state penitentiary on Thursday to serve terms Bee Watts housebreaking one to 10 years Clyde Pennington forgery one to 10 years Melvin Miller robbery one to 10 years Arthur Barnes colored robbery 25 years Bennie Phillips colored robbery 15 years.
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Moundsville State Penitentiary
Bee Watts
Clyde Pennington
Melvin Miller
Arthur Barnes
Bennie Phillips
Wanted to Rent Furnished House on Electric Line
Wanted to rent a furnished house on an electric line in or near Princeton. Full particulars requested. Respond with details to Box R at the Princeton Office Daily Telegraph.
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Bluegg Pga
Princeton
Tve
Princeton Office Daily Telegraph
Auto theft case notes custody transfer for Moundsville journey
Noah H. Linkous faced auto theft charges with a potential sentence of one to ten years. He was placed in the custody of B. F. Kiplinger, a penitentiary guard, for transport to Moundsville.
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Noah H. Linkous
Moundsville
B. F. Kiplinger
Robert McNutt Hurt Dies at 74 in Princeton
Robert McNutt Hurt 74 retired farmer died at 3 15 pm Friday at his home McNutt avenue after about a year illness. Survived by wife and children Roy Besoco Frank Besoco Mrs Jennie Mathena Charlie USA Camp Chiksha Okla Mrs Delia White Norfolk Dan two brothers Walter Floy Princeton three sisters Mrs Mary Bowen Athens Mrs Sarah Vaught Colorado Mrs Laura Jones Colorado. Body at Memorial funeral directors chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Robert McNutt Hurt
McNutt Avenue
Roy Hurt
Besoco
Prank Hurt
Athens
Jennie Mathena
Besgco
Charlie Hurt
USA
Camp Chiksha
Okla
Delia White
Norfolk
Dan Hurt
Walter Hurt
Henry Aldrich Stars In Glamour at Mercer Theatre
Henry Aldrich wins a fan magazine essay contest granting a trip to Hollywood and a meeting with a star. A photo of Henry kissing the star causes a sensation, portraying him as a glamorous figure among younger fans while shocking parents. The Mercer theatre presents the film today with Jimmy Lydon Dizzy Smith John Litel Clive Blankeney Diana Lynn and Frances Gifford in supporting roles.
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Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
Dizzy Smith
John Litel
Clive Blankeney
Diana Lynn
Frances Gifford
Mercer Theatre
Aldrich
Henry
Hollywood
Henry Dizzy Smith
Olive Blakeney
The Blocked Trail at Royal Theatre Features Star Bob Steele
The Blocked Trail starring Bob Steele Tom Tyler and Jimmie Dodd is playing at the Royal theatre today. Brilliant the six year old midget mustang mare appears in the reel described as 35 inches tall and 220 pounds capable of many tricks and famously responsive to hostile names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Jimmie Dodd
Royal Theatre Today
Brilliant
Hitler
Mussolini
Charleston Officer Killed in Chicago Hotel Fall
Relatives in Charleston were informed that Captain Alex Q. Smith age 35, a member of a prominent Charleston family, was killed in a fall from the 14th floor of a Chicago hotel while en route back to his base in Salt Lake City after attending the funeral of his mother Mrs. Harrison B. Smith Sr. in Charleston.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cpt
Alex Q. Smith
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harrison B. Smith
Bankers Attend West Virginia Bankers Convention 50th Anniversary
Essie E Bailey cashier of the local bank accompanied by J E Wagner cashier of the Commercial Bank of Bluefield and W C Pollock vice president of the First National Bank of Bluefield left for Charleston to attend the West Virginia Bankers association convention at the Daniel Boone hotel. The meeting ends with an annual banquet marking the association 50th anniversary and the one day format due to wartime restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie E. Bailey
J. E. Wagner
Commercial Bank of Bluefield
W. C. Pollock
First National Bank of Bluefield
Charleston
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Daniel Boone Hotel
Held For Grand Jury Action On Gun Theft Charge
Coy Anthony appeared before Justice of the Peace C Elmore on a charge of stealing a Colt 32 automatic and a 38 Smith and Wesson squeezer from Dr Jo Schatzman of Princeton on May 28. He was held for grand jury action under $1000 bond, and remanded to jail if in default. Investigating officers were City Policeman C B Chewning and Constable C C Christian.
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Coy
Athens OES public meeting installs officers in Masonic temple
Virginia White will be installed as worthy matron and Ben H. Reed as worthy patron at 9 PM Tuesday in the Athens Masonic temple. The session lists several officers and installing committee members from Princeton and area, with the public invited. The notice also covers the Cain Biedler marriage announcement in Morgantown West Virginia.
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Athens
OES
Virginia White
Ben H. Reed
Athens Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Tomlinson
E. Tomlinson
Addie Vermillion
Mary Fink
Charlotte Scott
Louise Lipps
Pearl Cooper
Ernestine Bird
Marshall
Effie Martin
Naomi Oxley
Adah
Bernice Whittaker
Ruth
Vida Oxley
Esther
Alice Sisk
Martha
Julia Wiley
Electa
Alice Oxley
Warder
Frank Parker
Sentinal
Ore Peters
Beulah Crawford
Beulah
Court case on right of way over Whitaker land at Oney Gap
A case before the court involves Eer and Pearl G au Nig vite and others seeking an injunction over land owned by Hodges and Cooper. The dispute hinges on a 30 year right of way claim over the Whit taker land at Oney Gap along the Princeton Ingleside road. Forty witnesses are expected to testify over several days.
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Eer
Pearl G. Au
E. Hodge
Inte
M. Hodge
Cooper
Hodges
Whittaker
Oney Gap
Princeton-Ingleside Road
Princeton Churches Schedule Evening Sermons and Classes
Princeton First Methodist and Rev O E Mercer announce weekly services and events. Church school times 9 45 and 10 50 with different superintendents, morning worship at 11 and 4 45, evening service at 8 with new sermon series and midweek prayer at 8 Wednesday.
Religious Services and Broadcast Schedule Summary
The morning worship runs 9 45 to 10 30 broadcast on WHIS with the Rev Frank L Stuck preaching Father hood The Christian Endeavor meeting led by Edward Rule at 10 50 and evening service at 8 o clock The Rev Stuck preaches Loving and Hating to the Glory of God Presbyterian service at 1 pm morning worship 9 45 with sermon Pioneer and youth meetings at 7 and Mel rose chapel sermon at 8 Mid week service Wednesday 8 Episcopal 11 am Sunday school with G B Halstead 11 am Evening service and sermon by the rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Mercer
Bible School
Carl Parley
Frank L. Stuck
WHIS
Edward Rule
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian
W. R. Smith
Melrose Chapel
Athens Road
Episcopal
Jennings W. Hobson
G. B. Halstead
Morning and Evening Worship Schedule and Revival Plan
Morning worship at 10 a m with theme Responding To God s Call Sunday school at 11 a m Evening worship at 8 p m sermon A Boost For Weariness Boy Scouts meet Monday 7 30 p m Wednesday W M S 8 p m prayer service Acts 15 16 17 L R Freeman pastor Roy L Saunders Sunday school superintendent Church of the Nazarene Rev George Lilly pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 10 45 a m N Y P S 6 45 p m preaching 7 45 p m Prayer service Thursday 7 45 p m Revival led by Rev Hazel Gold June 21 through July 5.
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Boy Scouts
L. R. Freeman
Pasor
Roy L. Saunders
Church OF the Nazarene
George Lilly
Hazel Gold
Belle
W. Va
West Virginia Tele phone Pioneers elect leaders
The election of C. C. Rand of Huntington as president and Russell E. Kress of Parkersburg to the executive committee was announced today by West Virginia Federation No. 42 of the Telegraph Pioneers of America. Selvester A. Voight of Wheeling was named as a district council vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
C. C. Rand
Huntington
Russell E. Kress
Parkersburg
West Virginia Federation
Telephone Pioneers of America
Selvester A. Voight
Wheeling
Princeton Presbyterians Attend Young People's Conference
Princeton Misses Leane Conley Gloria Dawn Jones and Elizabeth Pendington of the Presbyterian church travel to Lewisburg for a weeklong Young People's conference accompanied by Mrs. Ray Thompson and Mrs. Beatrice Conley. Staff Sergeant Gene Gravely and wife return to Ft Leonard Wood after ten days with his mother Betty Gravely. Mrs. Goings submits to surgery at Bluefield sanitarium and recovers well. Jackie Hill accepts summer work with Westinghouse General Electric in Bridgeport Connecticut and will resume teaching in Princeton in September.
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Leane Conley
Gloria Dawn Jones
Elizabeth Pennington
The
Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Ray Thompson
Beatrice Conley
Gene Gravely
Gravely
Betty Gravely
West Main Street
Ft. Leonard Wood
Shelby Goirgs
Mercer Street
Charles Shumaker
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jackie Hill
Westinghouse General Electric
Bridgeport
Con
Princeton
Trade talk hints at player swaps over buys
A sports column discusses a proposed shift in strategy emphasizing trades over purchases. The speaker suggests exchanging players with other clubs to gain mutual benefit, criticizing others for preferring outright buys and noting several capable players who could help rival teams.
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Phils
Dodgers trade talks hint at player swaps and scenery effects
The article notes that changes of scenery can spark players like Buddy Hassett, with mention of Dodgers discussions about acquisitions and the impact of new ownership. It suggests Dodgers may need players more than money and hints at potential deals involving Giants and Phillies events at the Polo Grounds.
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Pip
New York Yankees
Buddy Hassett
Roy Cullenbine
Dodgers
Phils
Babe Dahlgren
Branch Rickey
Durocher
Polo Grounds
Charley Manning Wins West Penn Junior Golf Title
Charley Manning Jr of Shannopin captured the West Penn junior golf championship at Fox Chapel Golf Club by defeating Bill Wisner of Beaver 3 and 2 and Tom Smith of Greensburg 4 and making his second straight win in the 23 year old tournament. He is 18 and plans to enter the air corps as a cadet in September.
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Pittsburgh
Charley Manning, Jr
Shannopin
West Penn
Fox Chapel Golf Club
Bill Wisner
Beaver
Tom Smith
Greensburg Flash
Manning
Air Corps
Occupation Just Gets In At Hawthorne Oval
Chicago June 18 John Marsh's Occupation won his first start as a 3 year old, whipping Best Seller in a six furlongs race at Hawthorne. Winum finished third. The time was 1 11 1 5. Occupation was the 1 5 favorite, ridden by L Whiting and paid $2.60.
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Chicago
John Marsh
Hawthorne
Winum
Occupation
L. Whiting
Philadelphia
Milo Candini
Washington Senators
Athletics
Shibe Park
Everett Fagan
Lyman Harris
Mickey Vernon
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Jake Early
A's
Candini
Bobby Estalella
Ellis Clary
Jim Tyack
Eddie Mayo
Tyack
Estatella
Dick Siebert
House Advances Army Funds Bill
Washington reports the House appropriations committee urged a $71.51 billion Army budget for the year starting July 1 to arm 7.5 million troops and a large air force, plus airfields and hospital beds. The Navy and independent offices measures also moved to passage, totaling billions for war needs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Air Corps
Joseph T. McNarney
National Resources Planning Board
NRPB
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Hallett to Enter Army Next Thursday
Pittsburgh on June 18 reports that 29 year old Pirates rookie right handed pitcher Jack Hallett has passed his physical examination and will enter the army next Thursday.
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Hallett
ARMY
Pittsburgh
Jack Hallett
Pirates
Pirates Player Hallett Joins Navy Duty Roster
Hallett will leave next Thursday for duty in the navy after taking an examination in Toledo Ohio. He pitched a 7 0 shutout over the Giants and a 1 0 loss at St Louis on a wild pitch. He remains with the club through Wednesday. Hallett came from Toronto and brings Pirates in service or war work to 25.
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Navy
Toledo
Hallett
Giants
St. Louis
Bucs
Toronto
Giants Triumph Over Braves In Narrow Nine Innings
MW Tork led in a 8 run game with a 9th inning rally. Gordon and Ross each homered, Joost hit a three base shot, while Javery earned the win and Sayles took the loss. Umpires Goetz Ballanfant and Reardon in time of 2 22. Attendance 1 727.
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Ancraa
Jayery
McCarthy
Poland
Scors
MW Tork
Orengo
Holmes
Workman
Joost
Gordon
Ross
Javery
Giants
Braves
Mungo
Sayles
Lohrman
Adams
Witt
Lonarman
Winnir
Goetz Ballanfant
Reardon
Bill Sayler
Wittit
New York
Fiucker
Jurgess
Ott
Witek
Sae Bartell
Mancuso
Ates
Seen
Boston
Steeee
Seneee Holmes
Neiman
Geraghty Toland
Ross See
Ryan
Teeeewee Soest
Ewnee Wietelmann
Seeeweee Javery
Farvell
Erssanabnek
Wagner
Harris
Washington
Philadelphia
Hall
Clary
Estelella
Sullivan
Johnson
Suder
Estalella
Vernon
Priddy
Siebert
Swift
Candini
Fagan
Balk
Summers
Prograss
Seed Aid Flows Abroad as February Shipments Grow
Twelve million pounds of seed for replanting farmlands freed from axis control were included in February agricultural shipments abroad. Before the first Marauder bomber arrived, 4,855,000 man hours of engineering were required with another 440,000 hours added to implement combat-led changes.
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Army Air Forces
Welch Fire Burns Three Buildings in Downtown Welch
Fire destroyed back porches and damaged two floors of three connected buildings in Welch's business block. Nick Rucci owned the property valued at about 26000 dollars. insurance was expected to cover most losses. Firefighters and volunteers battled the blaze for hours after sparks were seen from the Rucci building, with residents evacuating and one man requiring rescue from smoke.
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Welch
Nick Rucci
Rucci
Paul DeMario
Pvt
Charles Bunn
Africa
C. H. Ratliff
Ida Smith
Claude Ratliff
C. B. Propst
Tinner
Roofer
Jim Cavallo
Pete Marini
Vincent D'Domski
W. Stone
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers in Wyndham Chapter
Walter L. Anderson of Gary was elected most excellent high priest of Wyndham Chapter No. 45, Royal Arch Masons. H. H. Honaker served as installer with T. B. Heilman as marshal. New officers include W. F. Freeman as king E. Woodson scribe T. A. Johnston treasurer S. L. Sinnett secretary C. F. Rowe captain of the host T. C. Brincefield principal sojourner M. K. Henley royal arch captain G. C. Johnson master third veil C. W. Belton master second veil R. B. Shrout ae first veil and T. R. Reed tiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Anderson
Gary
Wyndham
Royal Arch Masons
H. H. Honaker
T. B. Heilman
W. F. Freeman
E. Woodson
T. A. Johnston
S. L. Sinnett
C. F. Rowe
T. C. Brincefield
M. K. Henley
Royal Arch
G. C. Johnson
C. W. Belton
R. B. Shrout
T. R. Reed
Albert T Phillips of Coalwood Dies After Brief Illness
Albert Thomas Phillips 82 of Coalwood died Thursday in a Welch hospital after a brief illness. Born April 20 1861 in Anderson County Tennessee he was the son of the late Cage and Mrs Phillips Surviving are Cage Phillips Issiac Phillips both of Capels George Phillips of Welch Bob Phillips of Chilhowie Virginia Mrs Henry Wilson of Bruinelle Tennessee Mrs George Henry of Welch and Mrs Fenton Jones of Coalwood Funeral services will be held at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thomas Phillips
Coalwood
Welch Hospital
Phillips
Anderson County
Tenn
Cage Phillips
Issiac Phillips
Capels
George
Welch
Bob
Chilhowie
Henry Wilson
Bruinelle
George Henry
Fenton Jones
Methodists End Conference Here
The Bluefield district annual Methodist conference in Coalwood closed as a committee plans the next meeting site. Rev. D. M. Curry, Dr. C. G. Eastwood, and Rev. G. K. Patty gave closing talks. Eastwood thanked for six years as district superintendent ending at the September West Virginia conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
The
Methodist Church
Coalwood
D. M. Curry
Kimball
C. G. Eastwood
G. K. Patty
Welch
Eastwood
Naturalization Petitions Filed By 16 Aliens
Circuit Clerk Alex D. Cyphers reports 16 individuals filed petitions for American citizenship. Examinations will be scheduled later. Petitioners include John Piotrowski Squire Pina Carso Keystone Steve Katalinic Coalwood Grazia Giardona English Angelo Pentastglia Northfork Jennish Kish Welch Zachary Zlenko Switchback Simo Hrklovich Roderfield Adam Libera Filbert Matthew Gotaut McDowell Andrea Verano Ashland John Luci Gary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Alex D. Cyphers
John Piotrowski
Squire
Pina Carso
Keystone
Steve Katalinic
Coalwood
Grazia Giardona
Angelo Antonio Pentastglia
Northfork
Jennish Kish
Welch
Zachary Zlenko
Switchback
Simo Hrklovich
Roderfield
Adam Libera
Filbert
Matthew Gotaut
McDowell
Andrea Verano
Ashland
John Luci
Gary
Backing the attack with higher payroll savings plan
The message advises increasing payroll savings on the next payday and measuring progress by the resulting higher income to boost overall savings.
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Robert M’nutt Hurt
Mercer
the Royal
Princeton Society
Cain
Mercer County
Morgantown
Charlottesville
Mr. Cain
Bethany College
St. Lawrence University
West Virginia University
Medical School
University of Virginia
Wilson Bonham
Danville
Clinton Bonham
Forest Street
Ations
Saat
Temple
Miladelphia
Vie
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First Methodist
J. B. F. Year, Jr
E. L. Robertson
KEE Street Methodist
Aleutians
Frank J. Nasta
Seattle
Jerri Jacobs
ROOM
Bath
S. Walker
Charley Manning
Hawthorne Oval
Bee Street
Perkins
West Virginia
J. W. McGuire
Appropriations Committee
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McDowell County
Coalwood Community Church
W. B. Peck
G. E. Goodman
Taeger Memorial Cemetery
Mike Pastis
Anawalt
Jim Simonez
Elbert
Wassily Baiga
Charles Bide
Douple
Stephens
Christman
Richards
Higgins
York
Bloodworth
Detroit
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Unser
Cramer
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Pete Suder
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Ohio
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