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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1931

Page

2

Death of Floyd Lankford noted in Princeton service

Floyd T Lankford age 61 former Virginian shops car department general foreman died Sunday evening at Princeton hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church Princeton at 9 AM conducted by Dr W M Morrell. Burial in Vinton Va. Survivors include widow three sons Maud Chris Edwin of Princeton two daughters Mrs O C Crotty of Princeton and Mrs Y W Brooks of Knoxville Tennessee, three brothers P S Lankford of Roanoke and W Land TR Lankford of Bedford. Pallbearers listed. Cars to accompany to Vinton invited by family.

Floyd T. Lankford Virginian Horn Princeton Hospital First Methodist Episcopal Church W.M. Morrell Vinton Lankford Maud Chris Edwin Princeton O. C. Crotty Y. W. Brooks Knoxville Tean P. S. Lankford Roanoke W. Land Bedford Highland Avenue Wollowing Batley SA. Overstreet EB. Willyoung FW. Wiliams T. 2. Grimm L. Greathouse C. L. Shannon H. A.tucker

Princeton Area Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits

Roanoke residents Mrs J A Bondurant and Miss Jessie Bondurant visited Highland avenue as guests of Mrs T H Teel. Edwards family in McCammongs spent Sunday with W Fravist parents. Gay and Pickell families visited Honaker avenue. Keely family to Charleston after Chicago trip. Wess Lowry left for Logan after vacation with Mrs Mary Bratton. Dyer couple returned home.

The Summer That Was Winter Epilogu e Explanations

A clipped feature recalls a 1896 Buffalo convention where Prof Gill and Theodora Nicholas GUI discuss Latin nomenclature in ichthyology. Gill cites 21 000 Latin names, many with 20 plus letters, amid humorous memory talk and cartoons. Braun loses three fights in one night at Huron.

Thendere Nicholas Ub Theodora Nicholas Gui Buffalo American Association For the Gil George Washington Gill Whem Braun Dick Demerr Huron

Roanoke Visit Notes and Local Health News

From Roanoke Liey aaya been visiting for several days. Misa Mildred Hadden who was operated on for appendicitis at Princeton hospital Sunday is recovering nicely. Mrs George M Carr of Lansing Michigan visiting at the house of her mother Mrs Iya Walker 1173 Ninth Street. Dr Eubank of Atlanta Georgia Ch R Eubank and G W Eubank and son of Huntington visiting Mrs C J Burton of Princeton hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs W La Cilvons and Mr for Mrs Howard Wilgon spent some day at Mountain Lake Virginia. AL VanCourt has returned to Chicago Illinois where he spent the past month at an optometric school taking a special course. Mr and Mrs J T Dyer motored to Roanoke Sunday to take their son Pring Dyer who will accompany his sister Louise Dyer on visiting weeks tour of the western coast. Mrs T F Kaylox who had been at the past week continues to rest at home Mercer Street. Miss Eleanor McClaugherty of Bluefield visiting friends yesterday. Mrs C C Linken toher able to be out again after three weeks illness. Mrs W A Aching are able to be out again after week illness. Mrs Mark Oxtey is spending

Roanoke Misa Mildred Hadden Wits Princeton Hospital Sundiy George M. Carr Lansing Mich Son Huntington C. J. Burton W. la Cilvons Howard Wilgon Mountain Lake AL VanCourt Chicago J.T. Dyer Roanoke Sunnos Pring Dyer Mise Louise Dyer Cauat Kaylox Mercer Streat Eleanor McClaugherty Bluefield C. C. Linkent Toher Mra W. A. Aching Boe Mark T.oxtey G. Ll. Straub Dr. Strauib Theodore Straib Adeleen Somerset Ralph Straub Eleanor Ruth Boswell Thomas Stakem Brotestown Julius Goodman Allen Kathleen Craddock Christinoeburg Loplosky Goodman Chrlatianaburg Temple Grace Hospital Tommy Reese Mise Reba Thesze Davy Helen Roberta Stamper Bis Moraine Dearnborn Milas Edith Ford Hobart Payne

Driver Fined After Wrecks Near Oakvale In West Virginia

In Baileysville area, Willis Oxley and wife reported a Saturday night collision with Dave Stauffer’s truck near Oakvale. Britton, a Brookneal resident, was fined 82.50 by Magistrate J. C. Damewood after the crash. He allegedly struck Stauffer’s truck, then a Ford coupe owned by “Bul” Brown of Bluefield, tearing wheels from both vehicles. Sheriff J. Otis Bowling led the investigation and arrested Britton.

Baileysville W. Va Willis Oxley Dave Stauffer Oakvale Wi- Ham Arsttom Aalarad Brookneal J. C. Damewood Stauffer Britton Bul” Brown Bluefield Brown J. Otis Bowling Brlilon

Final plans for Missionary Meet at Valley Baptist

Women of the Baptist Church prepared for the Valley Baptist Association of Women’s Missionary Union convention to be held at the local church today and tomorrow. The program features welcome remarks, reports by committee chairs, musical numbers, and speeches by Dr George Sadler and others, ending with a memorial service and adjournment. Lightning damaged the Gowling Knit-Rite Woolen mill roof around 11:36 Monday morning caused smoke and light damage. fire crews extinguished the fire without a call alert.

The Baptist Church Valley Baptist Association of Women's Missionary Unione Convention Ira MM. Smith Wy M. OU Irma Hiner Burma Spangler Mifas Nell Campbell George Sailer Africa Gowling Mit Princeton Hosters Mill

Portrait of Dorothy Duveen Reveals Garthwaite's Match

William F C Garthwaite, son of a wealthy English banker and ship owner, is set to wed Dorothy Duveen, daughter of famed art dealer Sir Joseph Duveen. The engagement news ties the English aristocracy to the Duveen art empire in a high society match.

Eme Willian F.C. Garthwaite Joseph Duveen Dorothy Duveen Carthwaite

Princeton Paragraphed News Briefs and Local Events

Train No. on Virginian delays two hours thirty minutes by a derailed coal car near Harper on Sunday afternoon. A drawhead fell on the track. crew retracked the car. Weekly clinic for preschool children at Princeton hospital. free examination and corrections supported by local groups. Officers pursued a suspect from Kegley to Princeton. charge of driving while intoxicated denied. June 1, Damewood was scheduled for court. Douglas Bible class of the Presbyterian church meets at 6 o'clock. Boosters beat Berwind 8 to 4 in Tri-county league at Coalwood. Sult tied to circuit court by Myrtle Lusk as next friend. Muster out of 150th Infantry today. property moved to Welch. disbandment noted. Virginia Gold and David Lambert wed in courthouse office. Junior Clemons hosts ninth birthday party with friends. N Stanley arrested for speeding and DUI by State Police.

Virginian Harper Ford G. F. Pearaona Stanley Kegley Printeton Magia O. Damewood Dovelas Douglas Presby Iterian Church

For Rent Groom Brick House on Line Avenue

For rent a groom brick house on Line avenue with sea or ent Vendicten contact W31 T by phone.

Groom Brick House Line Avenue

Funeral Conducted for William Bagnostin

Funeral services for William H. Dagnetin were held at the home of BE White on Bee Street by Dr. W M Morrell, with interment in Monte Vista cemetery. Dagostin, son of the late Angelos Dagostin, left a wife and two children, a sister, and was a former employee of Whiting Turner Construction. He died when a forty-foot bridge span collapsed near Garbage, Tenn, on June 19, injuring six others. His remains were taken to Princeton by his widow, children, and W M Morgan of Whiting Turner.

William H. Dagnetin BE. P. White Bee Street W. MM. Morrell First Methodist Church Monte Viata William Dagostin Angelos Daguatin Ingieside Blilife Jack Misa Fannie Dagostin Ciifton Forge Dagostin Whiting Turner Construction Company Tenn Princeton W. M. Morgan

Service Held Sunday for Mrs Julia Reid Brown

Mrs Julia Reid Brown 75 years old died at her Ingleside home Saturday following an illness Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon by Rev Mr Wright of Bluefield and burial in the family cemetery She was born November 24 1855 married Richard Brown May 5 1876 to this union ten children six sons and a daughter survive She was a Christian church member for years and leaves thirty six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren a Mercer county resident most of her life

Julia Reid Brown Occar Ingleside Wright Bluefiald Brown Richard Brown Song Christian Church Alan Jenver Mercer County

Keystone Drill patents upheld in Toledo ruling

Federal Judge George Hahn ruled in favor of Keystone Driller company of Beaver Falls, finding Keystone patents valid and against General Excavator Company and Osgood Company of Marion, Ohio, in a patent infringement suit.

Toledo Ohio George Hahn Keystone Driller Company Beaver Falls General Excavator Company Osgood Company Marion, Ohio Keystone

Wounded Prisoner Escapes From Welch Hospital At Large

Wounded prisoner Fred Workman escaped from Welch Emergency Hospital Saturday night after being restrained to a bed. Deputy Harry Franklin had arrested him for shooting and fighting at Carnwell. Workman, shot in the right hip, slipped free in night attire amid ongoing searches by officers. Nearby social notes mention Dr. G L Straub and relatives visiting, with various locals departing for trips or events.

Fred Workman Welch Mergency Hospital Harry Franklin Carnwell Franklin Workman Tlms Sottle Welch Emergency Hospital

Locals Return From Trips And Visits Across States

Harry Williams and family returned from Tyre North Carolina where they visited relatives including Mrs James French Strother and Sue Franck. Dowie Cockill came back from Pearisburg Virginia after a week with relatives. Mrs S H Samson and Mrs Robert Olinger returned from Washington after several weeks with Mr Shinsen who had surgery at Walter Hood hospital. Mr Thmaen plans to return to Welch early next month. Mrs T A Lambert, Mrs Jansen Newton and children left Sunday for Greenbrier County to visit relatives for a week. TD W Doves left Sunday night for Louisville Kentucky their home.

James Freench Strother Sue Franck Dowie Cockill Pearleburg S. H. Sbmson Robert Olinger Washington Mr. Shinsen Walter Hood Hospital Thmaen Welch T. A. Lambert Jansen A. Nawton Ureanbrier County W. Doves Louieville

Twins for Adoption in County Probation Offer

W. T. Farley seeks a home for four year old twins, a white girl and boy, orphans, described as intelligent and healthy. Interested parties may call 603 Welch or contact Mr Farley.

Adoption County Probation W. T. Farley Phone 603 Welch Mr. Farley

Funeral today for Harvey Wright in Yukon

Funeral services for Harvey Wright 26 of Yukon, who died Sunday night at Welch Emergency Hospital, will be held today in Virginia City. He is survived by his widow, one child Louise age seven, and three brothers Arthur Ernest and Arnold Wright, all of Yukon.

Harvey Wright Yukon Welch Emergency Hospital Virginia City Louise Arthur Ernest Arnold Wright

Guests routed as fire menace at William Penn hotel

Fire at the William Penn hotel in Pittsburgh drove guests from upper floors as smoke filled the hostelry. Reported losses and damages were unclear. initial estimates cited property concerns and guest disturbances with several rooms affected.

William Penn Mitsburgh William Peny Pittsburgh

Lone Eagle's Son to Have Birthday

Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. celebrated his first birthday with both feet on the ground. Senator and Mrs Dwight W Morrow, his grandparents, visited the Lindbergh home and spent most of the day with their first grandchild. The Lindbergh baby was born on his mother’s twenty fourth birthday in Englewood New Jersey. He will stay with his grandparents during his parents’ flight to China and Japan. Charles Jr has not yet flown. Dozen picnickers are injured in wreck. Pittsburgh 41. Twelve of a party of 35 persons return from a...

Princeton N. J Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr Dwight W. Morrow Lindbergh Pais Englewood China Japan Charles Jr

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Virginian Railway J. A. Bondurant T. H. ‘Teel W. CG. Edwards McCamags Edward W. Fravist Misa Jessie Moe Bondurant Win T. A.gay Jack Gay Charlottesvlle Elizabeth Pickell Chatham WS. Gay Honaker Avenue Carl Mclaugherty June Charleston Ming Maymle Keaton Dick Keeley Haa University of Iinois Frances Keeley Wess Lowry Teft Io Logan Bilevity Mary Bratton J.P. Dyer Walker Street Vuune Sild Ripley Ang IS Biene Neis WTA Kang Penture Apel Tha 'Etoroc Damery Demery George Sadler Howard Tl W. M. LA Poo YW. A R. Bes Lynn W. G. Strickler R. A WL Brittle C. B. Belcher G. O. Banks T. D. Sexton W. G. DeLong J. J. Godfrey Little R. Reynolds C. Cc. Thomas C. T. Martin W. C. Giles A. Boatwright J. R. Bryant BR. Jewell MH. G. Crosier E.G. Wright D. Poe Gs. A. Boatwright Dvorak Hartley Sanders C. R. Reynolds Nnce Berwlnd Princeton Boosters Berwind Coalwood Whebey Myrtle Lusk Mamis Lusk Ed Juask Board of Education of Rock District United States Fidelity and Guaranty Copany Lia National Guard Laurer Egood Virginia Gold David Lidward Lambert Whitefield Assetosr G. W. Talbertsen Junior Clemons WU. G. Clemons Kirk Street Clemons C. C. Clemons Madeline Lambert Frances McCawley Violet Pettrey Rhoda Lee Kelly Mik Jed Prichard Irena Bishop Allee Harris Glenn Hurl Manning Claude Cornelia Long Wugene Mary Margaret Bloise Blankenship Flora Mulibis Bobby Jiclse Wyle Eula Juanita Basin Loslie Shia Juoior Cleniius William Bagnostin Julia Brown Lake Shawnee Jack Ralston and His Orchestra Fred Workmanicu BY Williams Harry Tyre N.C Wes Jors L. J. Brindley Walsh Selemraph Sunger L. A. Osborne Misa Beas Madgott Weastheld Camp Miriam Houston Kimball Rites David 3 Tuell Unbthowie David Jackson Tugil Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company Hemphill Gordon Henry Dan Robert Charles Rhody Edith Tull Country Club McDowell Country Club R. A. Page L. I. McCarty Mra. Kindley Thompson A. &. Riley le Lineberry C. C. Caldwell Gaston Brown Paul Duncan Andrew Soronko Neil Krol WW. P. Kearta Mary Frell Margaret Fret G. CG. Mace Misa Carnlyn Eagle R. ¥. Shanklin Gary L. 4. Hamilton Willamson J. H French V. I. Weatherby McComas A. N. Harrie G. C. Straub J. J. Divine D.C. Waidlaich L. J. Beh William McDowell Renal Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Mia Vanderbilt Petey Arno Reno Bienie Qno Anna Hanar Kennywood Park Lone Eagle Freeman Constance Bennett Adalh Ilan Rebt Montgomery Anita Page Marjorie Ramhead Eugene Wailer Jack Conway
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