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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

4

Princeton Youth Arrest Clears Up Eight Thefts

A 15-year-old boy was arrested by Deputy L. J. Chambers and Patrolman R. B. Johnston, and he confessed to eight robberies in Princeton over six weeks. A radio from Pendleton's furniture store and other items were recovered. He said he broke into stores at midnight to mask the noise with the streetcar. The youth is detained for juvenile court action, while four younger boys arrested earlier were released.

L. J. Chambers R. B. Johnston Pendleton

Princeton Personal Notices Mentioned In News Item

Mrs. C. E. Pauley and son Donald visit parents Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Reaves for a few days. Miss Virginia Charleton and Louise Harper stay in Norfolk Virginia. Charles McCray and Harvey Rice attend summer school at West Virginia University. Miss Virginia Bowling of Spanishburg also at WVU. Ajax Smith critically ill in Memorial hospital.

C. E. Pauley Donald

Morrell Family Visiting Friends at Serena

Pneumonia for several days was thought to be slightly improved yesterday as Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Morrell and family spent Tuesday at Serena visiting friends. Miss Margaret Karnes returned Tuesday from Roanoke, where she has been visiting friends for a few days.

W. M. Morrell Serena Margaret Karnes Roanoke

Marriage of Martha Hubbard and Don Pettrey in Indiana

Newe reports the marriage of Miss Martha D. Hub bard of Hodgenville Kentucky to Don Pettrey of the city. The ceremony occurred in Indiana on August 8, 1932. Pettrey is the son of Mr and Mrs S S Pettrey of Thorn street Princeton and many friends wish the couple a happy future.

Martha D. Hubbard Hodgenville Don Pettrey Indiana Pettrey

Puckett posts $1000 bond after Welch shooting

John P. Puckett of Roderfield was released on a $1000 bond for a June 28 preliminary hearing after being charged with shooting Mack McCoy and Lee Swader. McCoy was seriously wounded, with a bullet entering the right side and piercing a lung and liver. Swader was discharged from Grace hospital. The incident occurred at a Bradshaw dance late Saturday night, tied to Will R. Keyser and Salem Register owner Mr Thornton. Several local residents were noted in the Welch area.

John P. Puckett Roderfield Mack McCoy Lee Swader Bartley McCoy Puckett Grace Hospital Snader Bradshaw

Welch Personalities Highlight Local Visits and Patients

Mrs. Cecil McGuire returned from Huntington and is at Premier home. Mike Defuria back from Stevens clinic. John Bowmen of Spencer visiting Welch with the Sutcliffes. Master Thomas Cannoy recovering from acute appendicitis at Welch Emergency Hospital. Mrs. C. R. Shumate of Lynchburg visiting Mr. James A. Strether. Eugene Meachum of Biaveliard visiting Welch. f ame Andersen attending forestry matters. Mrs. D. ae KF Strothe and others mentioned in Welch. Bale of Richmond spending time in Welch with relatives.

Cecil McGuire Huntington Premier McGuire Nettie Honaker Welch Mike Defuria Stevens Clinic John Bowmen Spencer George Sutcliffe Thomas Cannoy John Cannoy Havace Welch Emergency Hospital C. R. Shumate Lynchburgh James A. Strether Eugene Meachum Biaveliard Ummer Kipplemeade Bale Richmond Welchiae

Funeral Rites Today for Beverly Child

Burial services for ten year old Beverly Ray Beverly of Asco will be held this afternoon in Asco. The child died Tuesday night in a local hospital after an illness of blood poisoning following an injury to the right leg.

Little Ray Beverly Asco

Welch Paragraphs Masons Elect Officers for 1921

McDowell county lodge No. 112 A F and A M elected new officers at the regular meeting held Tuesday night at the Masonic temple. Officers named include S L Sruett as worshipful master James Lockwood senior warden W G McBride junior warden T A Johnston treasurer T R Reed secretary H A French senior deacon T B Eggleston junior deacon W R Weaver Zeb H Herndon stewards W Axico tiler Installations set for Saturday night June 24 at 8 oclock at the Masonic temple all members urged to attend.

McDowell County Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple S. L. Sruett James Lockwood W. G. McBride T. A. Johnston T. R. Reed H. A. French T. 8. Eggleston W. R. Weaver

Crushing injury ends in finger amputation at work

ER Fowler, 38, of Lake Superior Coal at Superior, suffered crushing injuries to his left hand Wednesday morning. He was taken to Grate hospital where doctors amputated his ring finger.

ER. Fowler Lake Superior Coal Company Superior Grate Hospital

Welch College Homecoming Dance Set for Thursday Night

A homecoming dance will honor students spending vacations in Welch. The event is scheduled for Thursday night June 29 at the McDowell County Country Club from 9 until 2. Music will be provided.

Welch McDowell County Country Club

Princeton Paragraphs: Liquor Charge and Girl Scout Demo

Frank Reid was fined 142.50 and given 30 days in jail by Magister R A Martin at Athene for possession of liquor. On a separate drunk charge he paid 16.50 and was jailed by Constable A E White. Miss Rowena Carr led a Girl Scout program for Princeton Athene Kiwanis, with Frances Poston Elizabeth Morrell Eben Lazenny and others presenting scout work.

Frank Reid R. A. Martin Athene Reid A. E. White Princeton-Athene Kiwanis Club Rowena Carr Frances Poston Elizabeth Morrell Eben Lazenby

The Kiss Before the Mirror at the Royal Theater

The Royal theater presents The Kiss Before the Mirror a marital love drama starring Nancy Carroll Frank Morgan Paul Lukas and Gloria Stuart. It is paired with Krakatoa a three reel submarine volcano thriller noted as a sensational screen sensation.

Royal Theater Today Nancy Carroll Frank Morgan Paul Lukas Gloria Stuart the Royal Today

Belton Dance Committee Names Chaperons and Sponsors

The Belton event will be hosted by Syncopatora of Palm Beach Florida. The Chaperons include Mr and Mrs H M Mareball Mr and Mrs R R Estill Mr and Mrs Hobart Payne and Mr and Mrs R L Wheeler. The sponsoring committee comprises Stuart Morgan Abner Harris Jr Burbridge Payne Dr Ralph Counts and Kermit Hunter.

Belton Syncopatora Palm Beach Florida H. M. Mareball R. R. Estill Hobart Payne R. L. Wheeler Stuart Morgan Abner Harris Jr Burbrdige Payne Ralph Counts Kermit Hunter

Luncheon Honors Miss Katherine Lewis at Washington Home

Miss Evelyn Sale hosted a luncheon Wednesday honoring guest Miss Katherine Lewis of Washington. Attending were Miss Misa Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Henritze, Mrs. W. Goodridge Sale, Mrs. Zeb Herndon, Mrs. Wilson Anderson, and Miss Alice Ready Partlow.

Katherine Lewis Washington Evelyn Sale Misa Lewis Elizabeth Henritze W. Goodridge Sale Zeb Herndon Wilson Anderson Alice Ready Partlow

Child Hurt After Fall Near Saw While Father Cuts Wood

Little Helen Hagy, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hagy of Jaeger, is treated at Welch Emergency hospital for an injury to her left foot from a fall in front of a saw while her father was cutting wood.

Helen Hagy James Hagy Jaeger Welch Emergency Hospital

Bittner to Address Coney Island Miners Meeting

McDowell county miners will begin wage talks with district United Mine Workers after the district formation. Van A. Bittner of Charleston, District 17 UMWA official, will address a mass meeting at Coney Island park Sunday afternoon. The event caps a series of meetings at Bradshaw Caretta Hemphill and Maitland with more planned at Coalwood and Premier later in the week.

McDowell County United Mine Workers of America E. C. Douglas van A. Bittner Charleston Coney Island Park Bradshaw Caretta Hemphill Maitland Coalwood Premier

Eruption Recorded By Eight Ship And Camera Peak

A maritime eruption near the Sunda Strait between Sumatra and Java is documented by eight soundings and a camera at 150 feet during its height. A suit filed in circuit court yesterday by infant Edythe Fine, suing through Nellie Fine as next friend, seeks damages of 15000 against Armour and Company and W A Jetcoat for trespass on the case, returnable to July rules.

Sumatra Java Eight and Sound Edythe Fine Nellie Fine Armour and Company W. A. Jetcoat

Local Driver Fined For License Violations and Drunken Charge

Harry Kirk was fined 18.50 for driving without license or permit by Magistrate W S Reynolds yesterday. On a drunken charge he paid 12.15 and, in default of payment, was remanded to the county jail.

Harry Kirk W. S. Reynolds Kirk

Applications for farm loans flood county offices

More than a score of applications for farm loans have been forwarded to the farm loan administrator at Baltimore this week by W. A. Brown, the administrator's representative in the county.

Baltimore W. A. Brown

Intermediate R A Meeting Tonight at Mrs Wirts Home

Intermediate R A members gather this evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs Wirts home on Front Street for an important meeting. Also note England and Wales have built more than 1,500,000 new homes since the World War.

England and Wales

Rotary Delegate to Leave for Convention

Dr. A. E McGuire of Athens, president-elect of the Princeton Rotary club and delegate to the Rotary International convention in Boston June 26 to 30, will depart Friday morning for Boston. Afterward he will go to Albany for six weeks as an instructor at a New York state teachers college. At the convention Senator Joseph T. Robinson will speak on What Lies Ahead, and Friday's Rotary meeting will feature Hugh Ike Shott, publisher of the Daily Telegraph and Sunset News.

A. E McGuire Athens Princeton Rotary Club Rotary International Boston McGuire Albany N. Y New York State Teachers The Daily Telegraph Sunset News

Final exercises of the Daily Vacation Bible School

Final exercises for 223 enrolled children will be held at the Baptist church Friday at 7 30 pm. Certificates will be awarded to perfect attenders who completed required work, with handicraft exhibitions in the church basement. Directors oversee three age groups with about fifteen teachers each, as religious groups participate.

The Baptist Church Wilson Anderson Mies Carrie Hylton Mia. Tom Updegraf Zeb Herndon Presbyterian Methodist Baptist

Department Rules On Gasoline Tax Deduction

Washington June 21 The internal revenue bureau ruled that West Virginia gasoline tax paid by the consumer and not refunded is not deductible as a tax if included in business expenses, the ruling noting no separate deduction for the tax when part of costs.

Bureau West Virginia Washington Internal Revenue Bureau

Kirk Street Cottage Destroyed by Blaze

Fire destroyed a six room frame cottage owned by Mrs Minnie Ellison on Kirk Street around 3 45 am Wednesday. Occupant Mrs Ellison said the fire likely started from defective wiring. Discovered by her son as burning debris fell on him. Little furniture saved. Insurance valued at 1000 dollars. Fire gained headway before alarm. roof burned off and house gutted.

Minnie Ellison Kirk Street Ellison George S. Oxley

Princeton Society MRS. HARRY KARNES Postpones Meeting

The L A of O R C announces their social meeting is postponed to June 30. The notice lists the Princeton Society MRS HARRY KARNES and includes a time range from 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. at Phope 115 L.

Princeton Society Harry Karnes Phope L. A

Children's World club meets at 2 30 at Mrs Pendleton's home

The Children's World club of the First Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs W D Pendleton's Hale avenue for children aged six to nine. PRINETON WOMAN'S CLUB meeting held Tuesday evening at the Memorial building with Mrs W C Fletcher presiding. Members voted to take a July August summer recess and committees were named for entertainment membership relief improvement.

Children’s World Club The First Methodist Church W. D. Pendleton Hale Avenue Princeton Woman's Club Memorial Building W. C. Fletcher George McConnell L. F. Compton W. H. Herring J. P. Dyer Edward Stubblefield W. H

Princeton Woman's Club committee list and program notes

The text lists various committees including scholarship auditing Seals and program committees with names such as Mrs. Lilly K Sutton Mrs. Edgar Lazenby Mrs. Vermillion and Mrs. J E Woodson. After the business session a program by Mrs F S Tind er featured Hallie Pendleton on piano and John Hampton Hoge spoke on City Ordinance of Interest to Members of the Woman's Club. The Young People's Choir will meet at First Methodist church at 7 30 tonight.

Woman's Club Princeton Woman's Club First Methodist Church

Recital at Princeton School of Music Tonight

An evening recital will be held at the high school auditorium at o o clock featuring pupils from the Princeton School of Music. Participants include Elizabeth Hare Virginia Lee Basham Mary Neel Allen Reynolds Joyce Pendleton Edith Norrie Rachel Morrell Susanne Smith James Shrewsbury Frieda Deitz Iva Neal Frances Poston Kathleen White Ellen Lazemby Princess Pendleton Bernice Armstrong Beatrice Barbakow Sarah Borinsky Bernice Pendleton Lois Strong Virginia Cushman and Hallie Pendleton. The public is cordially invited. An executive board meeting of the W C T U is set for 2 o clock this afternoon at the First Methodist.

Princeton School of Music Elizabeth Hare Virginia Lee Basham Mary Neel Allen Reynolds Joyce Pendleton Edith Norrie Rachel Morrell Susanne Smith James Shrewsbury Frieda Deitz Iva Neal Frances Poston Kathleen White Ellen Lazemby Princess Pendleton Bernice Armstrong Beatrice Barbakow Sarah Borinsky Bernice Pendleton Lois Strong

Members Meet for Lake Shawnee Weather Roast

Members of Miss Laren's Girl Reserve club who wish to attend the weather roast at Lake Shawnee should assemble in front of the high school this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Miss Laren Girl Reserve Club Lake Shawnee

Circle No 4 Meeting At Mrs Martin's Home

Circle No 4 of the First Church of Christ will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs H K Martin on Seventh Street. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF TE L The executive board of the TE L class will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs J G White on Main Street.

First Church of Christ H. K. Martin Seventh Street T. FE. L J. G. White Main Street

Monetary issue may be shelved for short time

Discussion at a wartime finance meeting considered easy money and cheap credit as a key part of the American program. Delegates from Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Norway, Germany, Romania, and Yugoslavia weighed risks of abandoning the gold standard. American reps Cox and Warburg held behind the scenes talks with McDonald amid questions of credit expansion. Stock indices showed a weekly gain of 92,238, up more than 19 percent from last year.

Italy Switzerland Poland Norway Germany Romania Jugoslavia M. Bennett Alberto Beneduce James M. Cox Ohio James P. Warburg

Nine Veterans Shifted for Marine Hospital

Nine veterans were moved from Pittsburgh to Huntington West Virginia to enter the veterans hospital there after the newly amended veterans act began to function. They had been in the Pittsburgh facility for fourteen months to one year.

Pittsburgh Mom" Edmonds The Marine Hospital Huntington W. Va Veterans’ Hospital Veterans’ Hospitals

Four West Virginia 4-H Members at National Camp

Four prize winning West Virginia 4-H members attend the national 4-H camp hosted by the agriculture department. The group includes Naomi Guy of Ohio County, Frank McClung of Greenbrier, Lester C. Miller of Hancock, and Miss Hester Moore of Kanawha County.

Washington West Virginia Department of Agriculture Naomi Guy Ohio County Frank McClung Greenbrier Lester C. Miller Hancock County Mise Hester Moore Kanawha

New York Central Freight Loads Hit 1933 High

New York Central Railroad freight loadings last week rose beyond year-ago gains as traffic turned upward. The company reported a new high level for 1933 to date with total cars handled at 97,146, signaling a turnover increase despite earlier declines.

N.Y New York New York Central Railroad Company

County Officials Discuss Finances in Charleston Visit

Members of the county court W. J. Peters L. J. Belcher C. E. Morgan and Lowrey G. Bowling county clerk left Wednesday evening for Charleston to confer with state officials on county problems. They seek to learn if additional levies can exceed the constitutional amendment levy limit to cover bond issues and linking fund needs. They also want details on a blanket assessed valuation increase from 10 to 20 percent to secure sufficient revenue to operate county government.

W. J. Peters L. J. Belcher C. E. Morgan Lowrey G. Bowling Charleston

Funeral Rites Today for Paris W Massie

Funeral service for Paris W Massie 73 prominent Mercer County citizen will be held today at 3 pm at Athens Baptist Church with interment in Athens Cemetery. Dr W S Gautier assisted by Dr Fred Gay and Rev C P Hensley will conduct. Pallbearers named: Dr S R Holroyd B G Oxley Brown Scott Seth Bauggues Alec Cooper Len Martin. Died Tuesday night at his Athens home of a heart attack.

Paris W. Massie Mercer County Athens Athens Baptist Church W. S. Gautier Fred Gay C. P. Hensley S. R. Holroyd G. Oxley Brown Scott Seth

Policeman Seizes Window Smasher in Washington

Patrolman Morgan Harris on his early morning beat spotted a youth loitering near T. H. McNary Jewelry. A brick shattered a window as the suspect seized seven watches worth 275 dollars and fled, but Harris overpowered him in an alley. The detainee is Bernard Farrell, 23. He’s jailed.

Washington, Pa Morgan Harris T. H. McNary Morgan Bernard Farrell

Longtime Mercer County resident passes away at home

A Mercer county native, Mr. Maesie lived here all his life and died after a long illness, bedfast for two years. He ran a hotel in Athens and worked in the insurance field and was a civic leader. He leaves his widow and four children: P. W. Massie Jr. of Athens, Mrs. M. Smith of Princeton, Mrs. H. J. Conrad of Caretta, W. Va., and Allen Maasie of Athens.

Mercer County Maesie Athens P. W. Massie Jr M. Smith Princeton H. J. Conrad Caretta W. Va Allen Maasie

Beckley Man Shot By Irate Wife

Beckley West Virginia S J Smith 37 formerly of Williamson is hospitalized with bullet wounds inflicted last night by his wife Grace Smith She says he abused and beat her He faces a malici ous wounding charge Clay Crouse assistant prosecuting attorney said System officials report a bullet pierced his right lung and he is in serious condition but holding his own World speed record for a locomotive is 112 3 mph by the state express on May 10.

Beckley W. Va S. J. Smith Williamson Grace Smith

Roosevelt Guides Vacation Yacht on the Atlantic Cruise

President Roosevelt sails from Gloucester with his two youngest sons replacing crew members while the voyage continues under cloudy skies. He stays aboard since Saturday night and receives wireless updates from two destroyers about the London conference and Capitol events. Lewis Douglas and Colonel House vacation nearby, with Roosevelt noting he is enjoying life as officials consider a Turkish music restriction tied to douzico sales.

Franklin Jr John Will Gloucester Roosevelt

Gall Stone Colic Advice At Home From No 69 Prescription

A fragment urges avoiding operations for gall stone colic by treating at home with prescribed No 69. It advertises literature from Home Drug Co of Minneapolis Minnesota and claims forty years of earrying results with a money back guarantee.

Minneapolis Minn

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