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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1950

Page

6

Burglary Reported At Sands & Company Store

The Sands & Company store on Mercer Street near Fourth was entered Saturday night. I. L. Moye, a bookkeeper, found the burglary Sunday afternoon and notified police. Entry was through an east side window 25 to 30 feet above ground, reached by a board from the adjacent Altman Feed building. About $20 in tax money and various merchandise were stolen. an inventory is needed to determine the exact loss.

Sands & Company Mercer Street Fourth I. L. Moye Hits Altman Feed Company Altman Sands Company

Tierney names group to study national bituminous coal policy

Laurence E. Tierney Jr announced the committee to study the U S bituminous coal industry and draft a national policy. Members include L Newton Thomas of Carbon Fuel Co and executives from Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal, Binkley Coal, Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal, Alabama Power, Spring Canyon, and the Ohio Coal Association.

Laurence E. Tierney, Jr United States Tierney Interior Chapman L. Newton Thomas Carbon Fuel Company Charleston Co. J. Potter Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Indiana R. E. Snoberger Binkley Coal Company Chicago Imtil George H. Love Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Pittsburgh Milton H. Fies Alabama Power Company Birmingham Ala Paul L . Shields Spring Canyon Coal Company Salt Lake City Utah Ezra van Horn Ohio Coal Association

Beef Calf Benefits From Daily Cottonseed Meal Joining Trough

A beef calf gains from about two pounds of cottonseed meal daily, illustrating supplemental feeding benefits.

Home and Garden Club Meets at Mrs Whittik’s Home

The Home and Garden club gathers tonight at the residence of Mrs Ealine Whittik on Clifford street. Elder J E Gibson returns from Rochester NY to resume pastoral duties at Bluefield and Princeton Church of God In Christ. The Bluefield district of the East Tennessee Methodist Youth Fellowship departs Monday at 8 30 for the Morristown TN school. Ministers and churches sponsoring youth must arrange transport with Rev C W Tiffany by Friday evening.

Home and Garden Club Ealine Whittik Clifford Street J. E. Gibson Rochester N. Y Bluefield Princeton Church of God In Christ East Tennessee Methodist Youth Fellowship Morristown Tenn C. W., Tiffany

Tazewell Livestock Head Sold At Public Auction

Livestock totals include 71 cattle with breakdowns for steers heifers cows bulls and stockers. Hogs 230 plus pigs 50 and lambs 166 with sheep 8. overall total 755. Prices listed for hogs cattle cattle types vealers sheep and sows, with multiple weight and quality ranges.

Wyoming Concert Group Names Donald Dame For 1950 51

Donald Dame, outstanding young American lyric tenor, will be the first artist to appear for the Wyoming Community concert association in the 1950 51 season. He will be presented in Mullens high school auditorium on Monday evening, November 6.

Mullens W. Va Donald Dame Wyoming Community Concert Association Mullens High School

Farallon Islands Declared Part of San Francisco

The Farallon Islands lying 26 miles at sea are officially incorporated as part of the city of San Francisco, clarifying jurisdiction and governance.

Farallon Islands City of San Francisco

School Trustees To Elect In Maiden Spring District

James W. Harman called a meeting of the school trustee electoral board for Monday June 26 at 10 in the office of the division superintendent. The board will elect a Maiden Spring district member for a four year term beginning July 1 and consider the possible resignation of S N Hufford from the Clear Fork district. J Porter Shockey of Richlands currently represents Maiden Spring and J Sidney Peery represents Jeffersonville.

Tazewell James W. Harman School Trustee Electoral Board Maiden Spring S. N. Hufford Clear Fork Hufford J. Porter Shockey Richlands J. Sidney Peery Jeffersonville

Princeton Society All Day Picnic and Swimming Party

The Dorcas Sunday School class of Green View Methodist church plans an all day picnic and swimming party at the mill dam on Wednesday. Members meet at the church at 10 oclock in the morning and should bring their picnic lunch.

Dorcas Green View Methodist Church Mill Dam Princeton Elizabeth Richardson E. W. Richardson Jimmy Doras Bowyer Carolyn Hardman Susan Goodall Betty Sue Hedrick Kathleen Fortner Janet Bourne Susie Sarah Ann Stephens

Gatherums Visit Relatives During Vacation

Dr. and Mrs. David Gatherum and young son Stanley arrived Sunday from Milwaukee Wisconsin to spend two weeks with Dr Gatherums parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gatherum in Athens. They will also visit their brother Dr James Gatherum and Dr Robert S Gatherum Jr and families in Bluefield.

David Gatherum Stanley Milwaukee Wis Dr. Gatherum Robert Gatherum Athens James Gatherum Robert S. Gatherum, Jr Bluefield

Order Confirms Compromise in Neale Guardian Claim

Judge D M Easley entered an order in circuit court confirming a $1126.25 compromise of the claim of Richard C. Neale guardian for Beverly Wade Neale against Douglas E. Walters for a January 31 1950 accident in Bluefield. Walters denied liability. A chancery case involving Buchanan versus Stovall and Brammer Land Association was resolved with no relief for Buchanan and an injunction dissolved. A 60 day appeal stay was granted with bond set at $150. Other matters include a verdict for $438 in a rent case and referrals to a special commissioner for related proceedings.

D. M. Easley Richard C. Neale Guardian Beverly Wade Neale Douglas E. Walters Walters Plymouth Beverly Neale College Avenue East River Avenue Bluefield W. D. Buchanan M. B. Stovall George P. Stovall Bram Buchanan Supreme Court Easley Alonzo Clark Jacob Jones George S. Mosrie Elaine Testerman Whittaker Walter Frazier Whittaker, Jr H. F. Day Chancery

Maidenform Workers To Picnic At Fountain Park

Maidenform plant employees plan the season opening picnic at Fountain Park on Wednesday afternoon June 21. Buses will transport workers from the plants and a softball game between plant teams will headline activities. A company dancing class, led by Mrs. Ira Mason Smith Jr., runs 10 weeks, as Maidenform expands athletic and social programs.

Maiden Form Fountain Park Ira Mason Smith, Jr Maiden Farm

Mercer Man Escapes Prison Then Recaptured

Sammy Kanode, sentenced in April to one to ten years for grand larceny, escaped June 14 from the Moundsville prison quarry and was recaptured the following day while on the way to his home in Princeton.

Sammy Kanode Moundsville Princeton

Suit Filed in Circuit Court by Walter Mays

Walter Mays files suit in circuit court against Sky B Thorn Alma Thorn Samuel Powell Harrison Hearn and L L Vaught in chancery during July rules.

Walter Mays Sky B. Thorn Alma Thorn Samuel Powell Harrison Hearn L. L. Vaught

Seven Shop Crafts Plan Weekly Federation Meeting

The seven shop crafts of the A F L Virginian Railway fed eration 40 will hold their annual meeting at Walker Hall in Princeton on Wednesday with the executive board meeting today to prepare committees and plans. Officers will be elected and federation business transacted. John W. Munsey of Princeton serves as federation president and general chairman of the machinists craft. The Virginian system and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers met Monday along with the joint protective board of railway carmen.

A. F. of L Virginian Railway System Federation 40 Walker Hall Princeton John W. Munsey Virginian System International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Joint Protective Board Brotherhood of Railway Carmen

Moonlight Cab Offers Free Rides to All Voters in Princeton

The Moonlight Cab Company announces free rides today for every voter in Princeton amid a bond issue and three year levy vote. Owner T R Jewell says the offer is public service for all voters, not just those for or against the measures. Voters will decide on a $110000 bond issue for a city wide street program and a $65000 three year levy for street repairs, with levies set at 6.25, 12.50 and 25 cents on classes 1 2 and 3 respectively.

Moonlight Cab Company T. R. Jewell Jewell Princeton

Princeton Girl Named To WVU Staff

Camille O Steward of Princeton has been named to the West Virginia University staff as home demonstration agent in training. Other appointments include Dr Harry Tucker Jr of Sandidges instructor of German Dr George A Hall of Parkersburg assistant professor of chemistry John F Ollom of St Albans assistant professor of physics Raymond J Christman of Columbus instructor in psychology Jack O Cattrell of Charleston instructor in forest utilization Patricia Robinson of Moundsville instructor in romance languages Agnes B Hovee of New York City assistant director of residence halls and Mary Ellen Spencer of Middlebourne home demonstration agent in training.

Camille O. Steward Princeton West Virginia University Associated Press Morgantown Harry Tucker, Jr Sandidges George A. Hall Parkersburg John F. Ollom St. Albanis Raymond J. Christman Columbus Jack O. Cattrell Charleston Patricia Robinson Moundsville Agnes B. Hovee New York City Mary Ellen Spencer Middlebourne

Farallon Islands Lockdown Bans Civilians April to August

The Farallon Islands off the California coast will be closed to civilians from April through August, banning public access to the third refuge site. The measure aims to protect wildlife and ensure safety amid limited staff presence.

Farallon Islands California

Council Okays Building Permits In Princeton

Princeton city council approved building permits totaling about 66 500 for houses repairs and remodeling. The list includes C C Linkenhaker brick business building Thorn street caperton avenue and 15 other projects with costs from 200 to 10 000 and first readings for several proposals.

Princeton C. C. Linkenhaker Thorn Street Archie Shepherd E. R. Simons Hines Avenue Mary H. McClaugherty Wallace Street M. F. Leeper Highland Avenue C. W. Turner 8Th Street James E. Snidow Mahood Avenue Virginia Nelms Princeton Avenue G. W. Hambrick Underpin House Hubert W. Smith Wallace Edna C. Bailey Wickham Avenue Co. C. Elmore Caperton Avenue Ted Shrewsbury Kirk Street Douglas Barger Douglas Street Clyde Bourne Hale Avenue H. N. Felty Emma Carstens Douglas J. W. Reed Kelmer Adkins Railroad Avenue

Princeton Personal Notices Round Up Readers on Travel and School

Local items list residents visiting Washington Los Angeles and Florida while others return home from trips. Included are Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Carbaugh and daughters Dean Zylpha Lois Linkous on Princeton Bluefield Road, George E. Lynch W R Stephens O D Compton to Shrine in Los Angeles. LaVern Rader graduates Clara Barton Business School and plans to reenter school.

L. E. Carbaugh Dean Zylpha Lois Linkous Bluefield Princeton Washington, D. C E. A. Carbaugh George E. Lynch W. R. Stephens O. D. Compton Los Angeles Cal Fla

Australian cardinal fish noted in local waters

A cardinal fish species is reported living in Australian waters, highlighting its presence in regional marine ecosystems. The finding emphasizes biodiversity in the area and may interest researchers tracking native fish distribution.

Australian

Declaration of non-responsibility by C G Gore

The notice states that the signer will not be responsible for debts incurred by others. It was taken sworn and subscribed before J P E Dale Bailey on the 17th day of June 1950.

C. G. Gore E. Dale Bailey J. P

Princeton Duplicate Bridge Club Session Tonight

The Princeton Duplicate Bridge club sponsored by the Elks will hold another session at the Elks clubhouse tonight at 7 30. The club, affiliated with the American Contract Bridge League, awards fractional and master point certificates to winners and runners up.

Princeton The Elks

Courthouse Offices Closed for West Virginia Day Observance

All county courthouse offices will be closed today except the county court clerk’s office in observance of West Virginia Day.

West Virginia

For Rent 4 Room Furnished Apartment

Four room furnished apartment for rent managed by Noel Shrewsbury at 1710 West Main Street Princeton. Phone dial 3696 for inquiries.

Noel Shrewsbury West Main St

Junior Choir Practice at First Methodist Church

The Junior choir from First Methodist Church for grades four to six will practice this morning at 10 o'clock at the church. All members of the Junior department are urged to attend the session.

First Methodist Church

Rummage Sale At Former Pruett’s Upholstery Site

Mercer School Band Parents sponsor a rummage sale ongoing in the store once housing Pruett's Upholstery on Mercer Street. Proceeds support band activities and student programs.

Pruett Mercer Street Mercer School

Women of the Moose Meet at Mercer Street Home

Princeton Chapter 355 Women of the Moose will meet at 110742 Mercer Street at 8 o clock tonight. Officers will be installed with installing officers Sue Bridges Ruby Carson Nessie Collins Grace Miller Helen Barton. The meeting will be formal.

WOM Princeton Women of the Moose Moose Mercer Street Sue Bridges Ruby Carson Nessie Collins Grace Miller Helen Barton

Oceana Gas Sets Higher Rates to Begin July 1

The Public Service Commission approved a new rate schedule for Oceana Gas Co effective July 1. The company serves about 270 customers in Oceana Kopperston and Jessee. Gas over 4 000 cubic feet monthly rises from 45 to 50 cents per 1 000 cubic feet. smaller uses unchanged.

Charleston W. Va Public Service Commission Oceana Gas Company Oceana Kopperston Jessee Wyoming County

Property listing for No 10511 in Princeton West Virginia

Land described as gently rolling with sheetrocked walls ready, a sink in the kitchen, and utilities including well water and electric lights. Terms set at 5600 dollars. Property No 10511. Contact Princeton Office at Princeton Bank & Trust annex dial 2115 or write for full information.

Princeton Bank & Trust Company Dial Princeton W. Va

Princeton cleaners close for week of July 3 to 9

Princeton, Capitol and Service Dry Cleaners of Princeton will be closed for July 3 through 9 and reopen Monday July 10. Patrons are urged to have garments cleaned before that week.

Princeton Capitol and Service Dry Cleaners of

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