Auto Crashes Into Rear End Of Truck
The accident involved a vehicle crashing into a truck from behind as the truck’s lights went out just before impact. No injuries were reported and no arrests were made.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
9
The accident involved a vehicle crashing into a truck from behind as the truck’s lights went out just before impact. No injuries were reported and no arrests were made.
The Princeton Quota club will meet tonight at 6 10 for the weekly dinner at the Vir hotel with Mrs Rebe Nye in charge. The Supreme Forest Woodman circle meets at 8 in the Appalachian social room with hostesses Mrs Thompson and Mrs Ray Ann Dishner. The Junior Woman's club held its first meeting of the new year Thursday June 20 at the Presbyterian church and appointed committees for the year including Membership Publicity and Program. The club voted to have a picnic in place of the July meeting. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Carl Fletcher have.
Constable John P. McKinney was shot in the leg when a youth, son of Bill Thompson, attempted to pull McKinney's revolver from its holster at the Grill. McKinney had been demonstrating the weapon when the trigger was pulled accidentally. The bullet struck his leg and he required treatment to prevent further complications.
A sedan driven by James Baker of Prineton and another driven by Junior Sylvester McComas collided on Route 10 near the 1921 inter. Baker was fined $25 and costs for leaving the scene. John A. Hatcher Jr. and others were treated at Memorial hospital for facial and head lacerations. E. D. Bazzie and officers investigated.
James re waived one before Magistrate E Dale iley Monday. Constable Alvin Hedrick arrested Dillard who was remanded to jail following the hearing. Robertson accused Dillard of aiming to cut his throat with a tie near Wolfe Saturday night. An warrant sworn by Adam Von Robertson accuses Dillard in the attempted killing.
A small Crossley automobile owned by Harold Weatherford caught fire. Firefighters quickly responded and extinguished the blaze with help from the truck booster tank. Weatherford praised the fire department for their prompt and effective response.
Gus Harris a 52 year old former confectionery and shoe shine worker died after a confrontation with Patrolman Joe Thorn in front of city hall. Harris grabbed Thorn’s hat and allegedly tried to take the badge, then struck Thorn causing Harris to fall and hit his head on a meter. He died at Memorial hospital after skull trauma was found. Harris, born March 19 1894 in Greece, leaves a widow Garnet Boothe and two children. He was a World War I veteran and member of several fraternal organizations.
Mrs Delilah Bowling died in Cincinnati following years living with her husband Cyrus Bowling. The body will come to Memorial funeral chapel and burial will be at Brown cemetery Beckley road with a brief committal service this evening at 5 20. She leaves two sons Cyrus Jr and Dewey A and a daughter Irene all in Cincinnati and a brother Howard Neal of Alexandria Virginia and two sisters Mrs Lida Solomon Ingleside road Princeton and Mrs H Dangler Colorado Springs Colorado. She was formerly De Neal of this county.
Obituary note expresses grief from Mrs. Sarah Robertson and children for Lewis C Robert om who passed away on June 23 and asks God to comfort the family in their loss.
Community notices invite the family reunion at the Wimmer home above Lake Shawnee on June 30 and urge both families to attend. Film listings show Roy Theatre hosting Gene Autry in Rancho Grande and Mercer Theatre featuring The Virginian with a Technicolor outdoor display. A civil suit, Skeens vs Skeens, proceeds in circuit court, and Rev Lewis F Miltenberger authorized to celebrate a fiduciary order. Delegates for the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Boston will be elected at Mercer Post 2703 on Tuesday night.
Mrs. C M Kirkland of Palm Beach Florida and New York is visiting Mr C M Walls on Highland Avenue for several weeks. Mr Kirkland will join later this week. Mr and Mrs A Swabb and daughter Ann of Cleveland Ohio are spending months in the city with Swabb serving as tunnel superintendent at Clarks Gap. They stay at Mrs J R McNutt’s home on Highland Avenue. Mr and Mrs Pred Kessinger spent the past at Craig Healing Springs.
Paige Wooldridge of Bluefield informs circuit court clerk Landon T. Reynolds that he withdraws as a Democratic candidate for the unexpired term of the late R. G. Thompson, a member of the niece? court, citing business matters that require him to be absent from Mercer county most of the time.
A 17 year old preacher leads a youth revival at the Church of God on Oliver avenue East Princeton. The event opened last Sunday evening before a capacity crowd with Rev J C H preaching to the young attendees.
Honorably discharged service men reporting at Mercer selective service boards No 2 and No 3 yesterday included Fred Sylvester McComas Garnett H. Blackwell Pinoak Archie A. Hatcher Camp Creek Greater A Sowers J John Morris Robert H P and William M Conn ley Princeton Perry W Hill Athens.
The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for their kindness during illness and death of Howard L Wagner Special thanks to Rev Womeldorf Dr Stubblefield Dr Frank Holroyd and Frederick Seaver Funeral service and appreciation for flowers and car help Signed Wife and Children Parents and Brothers and Sisters
J C Fanning Jr of Princeton was struck by James W Palmer of Popular Hill Va while drinking at Fountain Park at 3 AM Sunday. Fanning suffered a broken right leg below the knee and was hospitalized at Memorial hospital. Palmer, facing drunk driving charges, was fined 100 dollars, had his car impounded and license revoked for six months after arraignment.
FOR SALE BY OWNER eight room brick residence with full basement hot water heat large lot brick garage slate roof on house and garage two grape arbors and cherry trees contact Mrs C KE by phone 134 Mullens Virginia
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