Mercer County Wool Pool Sets Record In 1937
In Princeton 125 farmers shipped 12 219 pounds of net wool the largest Mercer county pool on record. Wool graded and assembled at the Virginia freight station with officials from the College of Agriculture and state departments present. The mix included 10 31 pounds of clear medium wool at 48 81 cents a pound 1602 1 2 sounds of reject at 40 cents and 285 tags at 15 cents, under sponsorship of the county livestock marketing association in cooperation with the West Virginia wool pool.
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Virginia
Princeton
Col
E. L. Shaw
College of Agriculture
C. V. Wilson
E. O. Gregory
State Department of Agriculture
Howard Conley
Mercer County Wol
The
County Livestock Marketing Association
West Virginia Wool Pool
Masonic Lodge Public Installation Set in Princeton
Princeton Masonic lodge will hold a public installation of officers Thursday evening June 24 at eight o'clock in the Masonic Building at Mercer and Bee streets. Music will be provided by local musicians and Rev. Paul P. Martin will give an address before light refreshments.
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Masonic Lodge
Princeton
Masonic
Mercer and
Bee Streets
Helen Reynolds
Frances Honaker
Ray Bailey
George Taylor
W. W. Clark
Jeff Wall
Paul P. Martin
Ono
Princeton Personal Ads Mention Akron Visit and Court Appearance
W Cody Fletcher and daughters Eileen and Joann visit Mrs Fletcher’s sister in Akron Ohio and plan to return by July 1. Fletcher appeared before the supreme court on Tuesday concerning L J Belcher’s claim against the county court a legal claim based on the constitution. Biddy Branpen is homebound with a broken leg from skating last Friday night. Tra Pennington remains ill with mumps and complications at Hinton street home. A H Dangerfield of Charleston is visiting relatives in the city for a few days. Mrs Sue J Saylor of Avon Park Florida arrived Tuesday night to spend weeks with cousins Rey and Mrs Paul Martin on Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cody Fletcher
Eileen
Joann
A. H. Dangerfield
Charleston
Sue J. Saylor
Avon Park
Florida
Rey
Paul Martin
Highland Avenue
Bevy of young hosts serve at reception and revival services listed
Spangler and Mrs E W Hele hosted a dessert and coffee reception with a large group of young women in pastel dresses. Guests toured dining and entertainment areas as Misses Elliott DeJarnette Kane Susong Beckwith White Lazenby Walingford Swope and others assisted. Prayer services for a First Methodist revival were scheduled today at multiple homes with leaders named and locations given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Karnes
J. T. Tobin
Carl Beckwith
First Methodist Church
Early Robertson
Forest Street
Yancy
T. Garret
A Avenue
Lockridge
Straley Avenue
E. W. Mason
Hale Avenue
Paul Gore
Highland Avenue
Courtney
Thornton
Oaks
Inez Kane
Center
Douglas Bible Class Plans Prayer Sister Party Tonight
The Douglas Bible class of the Presbyterian church meets at 8 o'clock tonight for a prayer sister party and business meeting at the home of Miss Pearl Robinette.
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Douglas Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Pearl Robinette
Quilting Party Meeting At First Church Circle No 2
Circle No 2 of the First Church of Christ meets at the church at 9 o'clock this morning for a quilting session with a light lunch served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Church of Christ
Pat Luck
Quarterly Meeting of First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
The women of the First Baptist church will hold a quarterly business meeting tonight at 7 30. Circles 3 and 4 will host the gathering at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Blue Law Prosecution Dismissed in Clarksburg
Judge Robert Ziegler dismissed charges of violating blue laws against ten Clarksburg merchants after they were arrested Sunday following visits by a plain clothes officer. A speckled trout life history is featured in a new Fisheries film.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Robert Ziegler
The
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Moonshine Still Seized in Plymouth District
Two men Jessie Pettry and Cover McManaway were arrested by deputies C C Elmore L H Cook and Ernest Martin with Dale Bailey for possessing a 125 gallon copper moonshine still near Surfimers county line. They were arraigned before Magistrate D T Carr and held on $1500 bond each awaiting the July grand jury. The outfit included three barrels of malt liquor mash and was destroyed as one of the region’s largest illicit liquor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Elmore
L. H. Cook
Ernest Martin
Dale Bailey
Plymouth
Surfimers
Jessie Pettry
Cover McManaway
D. T. Carr
Pocahontas man jailed after disturbance at Glenwood Park
A man giving the name Calvin Kovach from Pocahontas caused a commotion at Glenwood Park at 2 AM. He was arraigned before Magistrate D T Carr, fined $10 and costs, and jailed for ten days on default. Essie E Bailey plans to attend the Virginia West Virginia bankers convention. Katherine Hepburn and Franchot Tone star in Quality Street at the Royal theatre with the Junior 4-H club of Athens sponsoring the picture.
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W. D. Shuff
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia- West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Essie E. Bailey
Calvin Kovach
Pocahontas
Glenwood Park
Dale Bailey
D. T. Carr
Kovach
Hepburn
Tone Katherine Hepburn
Franchot Tone
James Barrie
Royal Theatre Ay
Miss Hepburn
Tone
Doctor
Athens
Fiduciary Order Appoints Administrator for Billy Carter Estate
Emmett Carter was appointed administrator of Billy Carter's estate in a fiduciary order filed in the county clerk's office. A bond of $700 was posted with Elsie Walk as surety. Appraisers named were Joe Bolen, G. W. Burkhart, and Lester Bane.
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Emmett Carter
Billy Carter
Elsie Walk
Joe Bolen
G. W. Burkhart
Lester Bane
Goodwill Center Bible School Finals Tonight
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Goodwill Center concludes with commencement exercises at eight o'clock this evening. More than 100 pupils were enrolled in the program over the past three weeks and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Center
Schoo
Mercer 4-H Club Camp Opens With Directors Named
County agent Robert McGlothin leads 4-H members to Jackson's Mill camp for younger girls from today to June 30. Older girls camp runs June 30 to July 8. Doris Graham wins county health contest attends older camp. Mercer county camp at county fairgrounds on the Princeton Athens road during the week of July 26 with William Benfield director and Virginia Davies supervising girls’ work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGlothin
Jackson's Mill
Lois Perry
Athens
Jane Smith
Helen Noble
Helen McKinney
Doris Graham
Winer
Mercer County
County Fair
Princeton-Athens
William “Red” Benfield
Monroe County
Virginia Davies
Morgantown
Man Jailed For Son's Beating And Family To County Farm
Mrs. Willie May Carr and sheriff investigate a case in Brush Creek area where William Dove beat his crippled son. Dove serves ten days in jail. wife and five children taken to the county farm as the family, previously using the name Duff, moves between McDowell and Tazewell counties and traces roots to North Carolina.
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Willie May Carr
William Walter Albert Jackson Dove
Brush Creek
D. T. Carr
Farmers Name Committeemen for Conservation Work
Farmers held local elections in Speedung Camp Creek and Spanishburg to name soil conservation committees in Plymouth Jumping Branch and Rock districts. Plymouth picks G M Bird John M Bailey and J K Alvis. Jumping Branch chooses J B Eads Ed Lilly and H W Clark. Rock district slate includes Hugh Meador W P Cook and a third member. Beaver Pond election set for Littlesburg tomorrow and East River election Saturday at the county agent office.
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Speedung
Camp Creek
Spanish Burgesday
Plymouth
Jumping Branch
Rock
G. M. Bird
John M Bailey
J. K. Alvis
Vnce
J. B. Eads
Ed Lilly
H. W. Clark
Hugh Meador
W. P. Cook
Rock District
Spanishburg
Beaver Pond
Littlesburg
East River
Morrells Attend Funeral and Local Visits in City
Dr. W M Morrell and Mrs Morrell with Miss Rachel Morrell and Miss Rebecca Heiltzheimer from Pulaski spent Wednesday in the city. Dr Morrell assisted in the funeral of Miss Martha Harman at the First Methodist church. William Golliday and wife returned to Clifton Forge after visiting Mrs M A Pruett. Mrs Clarence Pruett also returns to Clifton Forge after visiting her sisters Mrs I B Gay and Mrs Everette Keen. Misses Eleanor Huffard and Inez Morton, guests of Mrs E W Early, left for their home. Mrs M K Lambert remains a patient at a Bluefield sanitarium.
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E. W
Center Street
Conley Early
Kingsport
Tenn
Dorothy Hale
Chicago
E. W. Hale
Circle Drive
L. Calloway
Carol Beckweth
L. R. Taylor
W. O. Sowers
Clark Thornton
E. B
W. M. Morrell
Rachel Morrell
Rebecca Heiltzheimer
Pulaski
Morrell
Martha Harman
First Methodist Church
William Golliday
Clifton Forge
Gilliday
M. A. Pruett
Bluefield Avenue
Clarence Pruett
8. Gay
Everette Keen
Eleanor Huffard
Inez Morton
M. K. Lambert
Bluefield
Fiddler Contest Set for Take Shawne July 5
An old fiddlers contest will be held at Take Shawne on July 5 with entrants from southern West Virginia expected to compete for cash prizes. Sponsors plan crowd management for the event, which follows a Mountain Music Festival memory where a Princeton group led by Fred Pendleton won first honors.
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Take Shawne
West Virginia
Virginia
Princeton
Fred Pendleton
Yankees Lose Streak As Browns Topple Them 6-3
New York veteran Bib Bill Dickey hit his seventh and eighth homers of the season but the Yankees were held to three runs. Oral Hildebrand pitched the Browns to victory, breaking a last place tie and moving into seventh. Spurgeon Chandler gave up nine Browns hits in his first start since June 4 before relief in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Dickey
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Athletics
Dickey
Spurgeon Chandler
Champions
Frank Makosny
Washington Defeats Cleveland in 14-5 Batting Spree
Washington, June 23. The Nationals tallied 14 hits off Deshong and built a 6-1 lead by the second inning to crush Cleveland 14 to 5. Cecil Travis homered in the fourth and Kuhel added another as part of a big day for Washington.
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Washington
Cleveland
Nationals
Deshong
Cecil Travis
Senators
Kuhel
Gover Dienes Cecesse
Humes
Thoissecescvesse
Campbell
Hultera
Trosky
Lewis
Travis
Stone
Sington
Averill
Campbdell
Ferrell
Hale
Hughes
Mthalie
R. Berrell
Andrews
Abrh
Almada
Heving
Galehouse
Dr Pearson Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon Revival Talk
Dr J W Pearson evangelist led a Kiwanis midday meeting at First M E church with a talk titled Living. Jeff Wall, church choir director, sang two solos. Guests included Rev Paul P Mrs Wall and Rev L D Yost of the Street M E Church.
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J. W. Pearson
M. E
Kiwanis Club
Jeff Wall
Paul P. Mrs. Wall
L. D. Yost
M. E. Church
Conversion Theme Drives Evangelist Sermon at Methodist Revival
The revival at the first Methodist church centered on conversion. Evangelist W. Pearson urged conversion for all lives, saying it makes life more beautiful and useful. Jeff Wall led vibrant singing with three choirs, plus children and adults. Noon service planned at the Virginian shops, with Friday as Virginian night inviting employees and families. Services start at 8 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Do. W. Pearson
Jeff Wall
Tourist reports strong perfume spill near rose garden
A Massachusetts-registered car owner hurried to Minneapolis police headquarters claiming a strong scent overwhelmed the area. He said the odor came from a barrel-like spill while near the citys famed mammoth rose and peony garden in full bloom.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Massachusetts
Stool Pigeon Wins Baltimore Day Handicap at Charles Town
Stool Pigeon owned by Hugh C. Vaughn sprinted four and a half furlongs in 49.35 seconds to take the Baltimore Day handicap, three lengths ahead of Stand By. Jockey Gene Terhune was suspended for rough riding during the feature. Longshot payoffs boosted daily winnings with Clymene Adriatic Kyoto and Channing each earning solid returns.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Stool Pigeon
Hugh C. Vaughn
Bel Air
E. H. Titmus Jr
E. B. Shipp
Irene Bob
Adriatic
L. Partington
Kyoto
C. E. Willson
Channing
Clay Sutphine
Green Water
Timber workers in West Virginia switch to CIO drive
Jesse Aquino, CIO leader for southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia, says over 500 timber and railroad workers in Wyom county have joined the CIO as part of a regional effort to unite unions under John L. Lewis. He notes rapid progress and broader plans to bring lime kiln and timber workers into the CIO fold.
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Jesse Aquino
Committee For Industrial Organization
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
Wyom County
C.I.O
John L. Lewis
Aquino
Rapid Proefs
C.1.o
Welch
Williamson
Federation of Labor
John Brophy
D.C
Bettie Young of Vivian Taken by Death
Funeral arrangements are under way for Bettie E. Young 54 of Vivian who died at home this week a longtime Vivian resident she is survived by numerous children all of Vivian and is remembered across the region by family and friends
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Bettie E. Young
Vivian
Allen Johnson
Mathell
Ray Graves
Carrie Wilson
Lenore Harris
Annie Carter
Manuel
Lawrence
Charles
Vivian Young
R and Graces Plims
Young
Banner Day Planned As Miners Face Williamson July Fourth
Plans are set for a banner day at Welch Park when the Welch Miners host Williamson on July 4. Bands from across the county will perform. Ladies Day and Knotheley events are planned. A large crowd was admitted free to Wednesday’s Miners vs Huntington Roosters game, and Welch vs Logan Indians Friday features 15 cent children’s admission. two night games start at 8:15.
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Welch Miners
Williamson
Knotheley
Huntington Roosters
Welch
Logan Indians
Huntington
Local Youths Attend National Music Camp
Miss Elva Dyer daughter of Dr and Mrs N H Dyer Bartley and James Carr War depart for Interlochen Michigan to join the National Music camp session. They travel with the Dyers as their parents attend. Percy Grainger renowned pianist and teacher directs instruction and conducts the National Orchestra which broadcasts from the camp each summer. Dyer has previously attended the camp and earned recognition as a violinist.
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Elva Dyer
N. H. Dyer
Bartley
James Carr
War
Interlochen
Mich
Dyer
Percy Grainger
Grainger
National Orchestra
Miss Dyer
Welch Personal News Highlights Roanoke Visitors
Miss Ruth Ellen Hawkins and Miss Betsy Pedigo of Roanoke Va are visiting Welch at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Gearhart Hawkins is Mrs Gearharts niece Mrs Frank Gattuso returns to Kimball after accompanying daughter Solota to New York City Solota enrolled in the New York School of Fashion Designing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ellen Hawkins
Betsy Pedigo
Roanoke
Welch
Charles Gearhart
Hawkins
Gearhart
Frank Gattuso
Kimball
Solotauso
New York City
New York School of Fashion Designing
Miner Crushed in Coal Fall Injures Raycal Mine Worker
James Rutter a 28 year old Raycal miner was crushed by coal and taken to Grace hospital with back chest and pelvis injuries. His condition is somewhat improved. Emmett Perkins four year old Caretta child is at Stevens clinic with a fractured left thigh from a fall. Billy Elmore three year old Keystone child injured after a second story fall and treated at Stevens clinic. Both children are much improved.
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James Rutter
Raysal
Grace Hospital
Emmett Perkins
Caretta
Stevens Clinic
Billy Elmore
Keystone
Renter's League Postpones Meeting To Monday Night
The local Renter's League has postponed its Friday meeting to Monday at 8 p m in the union hall due to a scheduling clash with the Central Labor union. Arrangements are underway to mail membership cards to prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renter's League
Central Labor Union
Reform Lodge Meet Sets Evening Dinner and Elections
Members of Martha Washington lodge No. 46 of the Rebekahs in Welch will meet this evening at seven for a cover-dish dinner. The regular business session will be held and officers will be elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Lodge No
Rebekashs
Welch
Reed sisters leave for Camp Strawderman engagement
Misses Jean and Eleanor Reed of Welch depart for Camp Strawderman in Virginia where they will serve as camp counselors for the summer. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs T R Reed.
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Jean
Eleanor Reed
Welch
T. R. Reed
Strawderman
Valley
Virginia
Camp staff includes Berea student as swim instructor
Last year ladies attended the camp as instructors. Miss Jean Reed of Berea College will teach swimming. Miss Eleanor Reed of Welch High School faculty will teach French and dramatics.
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Jean Reed
Berea College
Berea
Eleanor Reed
Welch High One
Connie Morgan Weds in Quiet North Haven Ceremony
Connie Morgan and Aubrey Niel Morgan wed quietly yesterday at the bride’s mother’s summer home in North Haven Conn. The bride is the youngest daughter of the late Senator Dwight L Mor row.
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Connie Morgan
North Haven
Conn
Constance Morrow
Dwight L. Morrow
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Elizabeth
Charles A, Lind
Welch Residents Return From Tennessee Trip
Mr and Mrs T D Yeatts Jr have returned to their Welch home after a short visit with friends in Johnson City Tennessee Miss Elizabeth Luton of Dublin Virginia is visiting at the Welch home of Mr and Mrs L H Hardin Welch delegates heading to the state VFW encampment in Morgantown include R E L Douglas Fred Smith I F Jennings and W B Lovett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Yeatts, Jr
Welch
Johnson City
Gardner Delivers Strong Pitching Performance Continues
Huntington Booster Bees defeat Welch Miners to claim first win of the season as Gardner dominates on the mound. Umpires Rezzonico and McShane note time of one fifty-five. Welch, W Va, June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELCH
W. Va
Huntington Booster Bees
Beckley Bengals Top Logan for Mountain State Lead
Beckley West Virginia June 23 the Beckley Bengals beat Logan 9 5 to take the lead in the Mountain State league. Beckley pounded Shipe Indian harder for eight hits and four runs in the first inning Swain relieved and allowed four more safeties in later innings. Logan 100 000 202 5 Beckley 403 110 00x 9 12 3 Shipe Swan and Scruggs Henninger and Steinbeck.
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Beckley
W. Va
Beckley Bengals
Logan
Shipe
Indian Harder
Swain
Swan
Scruggs
Henninger
Steinbeck
Duke of Windsor Holds Quiet 43rd Birthday at Tea
Vienna June 23 The Duke of Windsor marked his 43rd birthday with no public celebration beyond hosting tea for two. The subdued observance reflected his choice for privacy amid ongoing duties and royal duties in Europe.
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Duke
Vienna
Duke of Windsor
Pirates top Bees 8 to 5 as Bauers goes all the way
Pittsburgh righty Russell Bauers worked the full game allowing six hits and four runners in scoring position. Al Todd and Paul Waner each collected four hits as Boston starter Danny MacFayden struggled. Pittsburgh scored five runs in the third through fifth innings to pull away.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bees
Boston
Russell Bauers
Danny MacFayden
John Laning
Bob Smith
Lanning
Smith
Fletcher
Vaughan
al Todd
Paul Waner
Boston OA Warstler
Moore
Oo Johnson
Ee Cuccinello
DiMaggio
Garma
Secess
MacFayden
Sessesssee
Mayo
Waner
Jensen
Cowtdl
Todd
Ssveesece
Hanaley
Loone
Pee Borg
Olx
Warstler
Johnson
Cuceibatica
Nagnan Fou
Vaan
Wanér
L. Witt
Handley
P. Waner
Garms
English
iMetcher
Aandley
Suhr
Cuccinello
Pletcher
Bauers
Lanning Smith
MacBayden
Lawton Piter
MacKayder Barr
Stark
Stewart
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Drive For Lewis‘ Group
Raycal Miner
Hemphill
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H. K. Barnes
State Board of Public Assistance
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Ene
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