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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1926

Page

9

Elopement Triggers Shotgun Warnings in Princeton Area

Pearis Bailey confronted fears over his daughter Della Bailey’s elopement with Clarence Painter. A shotgun threat prompted Sheriff Crumpecker’s arrival at Gardner, but Bailey surrendered and pledged no violence. The couple married in Bristol before returning home to peace.

Yesterdafternoon Princeton Crumpecker Bristol Tenn Pearis Bailey Gardner Sheriff's Office Pearls Valley Painter

Local marriages and court actions reported in Princeton

A marriage license was issued for James Brown and Maggie Jones. A fiduciary order named Walter Parsons administrator of Wiley Parsons estate. E W Hale appointed receiver in Southern Auto Sales Co vs Princeton Preas Publishing. July court term prep underway. grand jury first week. Clyde Maxey will not seek re election. race opens to several candidates. Prohibition officers arrest John Horton and Emmett McMillan near Sagamore with fifty gallons mash. three rifles seized. Loyal Order of Moose hosts ice cream event ahead of Chicago convention. membership race with Reds and Blues ongoing.

Criminal Court Sagamore Crane Creek Prohibition John Craig Tom Taylor Charles Batley John Horton Emmett McMillan Aeertas Justice of the Peace T. H. White Bluefield Loyal Order of Moose Ladies of the Moose Chicago Reds and Blues

Community religious notices fill county weekly pages

The bulletin lists church activities across multiple congregations. It notes E. L. Poff representing Boots and Buddy members at a Chicago convention, a Presbyterian Sunday-school picnic at the county fair grounds, and sermons and services at Thorntontown Chapel Centre Street Methodist Church and Heavenly Rest in Mercer Street. It also mentions dairy deliveries, Sunday school times, and youth programs, with choir and organ events, communion, and visiting speakers scheduled through July.

Presbyterian

Rotary Ladies Night Banquet Next Thursday

The Rotary Club will hold its semi annual ladies night banquet at the Virginian Hotel next Thursday night July 1, when new officers will be installed. Lowery G Bowling will become president succeeding Rev C H Phipps. George Brown is vice president. W D Shuff treasurer. directors include W R Rippetoe W S Dangerfield E K Ketron W H Robers and Rev C H Phipps. The club met yesterday with pleasant mood and oral reports.

Or Club Virginian Hotel Lowery G. Bowling C. H. Phipps George Brown W. D. Shuff W. R. Rippetoe W. S. Dangerfield E. K. Ketron W. H. Robers

Rotary 7 on order of newspaper prov much amusement

Rotary seven entertained readers as L H Swaim C H Phipps W D Shuff Merrel Callaway Lowery Bowling Bill Roberts Herbert Pearis Hartley Sanders served as porters. Phipps spoke on What Are You Worth To Your Community stressing service above self while Harrold Cooke of Dover NJ played two piano selections. Visitors included Jess Lewis Bluefield Rotary M Williamson Bluefield Miss Moseley North Carolina Rev J S Vanca Harrold Cooke.

Rotary L. H. Swaim C. H. Phipps W. D. Shuff Merre! Callaway Lowery Bowling Bill Roberts Herbert Pearis Hartley Sanders Mr. Phipps Harrold Cooke Dover N. J Jess Lewis Bluefield Rotary M. Williamson Bluefield Moseley North Carolina Rev. J Vanca Harrold Cooke

Princeton Churches Invite Congregation to Services

The notice promotes church services at Princeton with a 9 30 am school for boys and girls, 11 am and 8 pm sermons by Rev. L C Dickerson of East Radford Virginia. It highlights musical selections and urges worship attendance. mentions Sirens Methodist Church and pastor F Phenix.

L. C. Dickerson First Baptist Church East Radford Vaial Dickerson

Epworth League Reports At Holstone Conference Assembly

Epworth League delegates Edna Gott Blouise Barton Ben Pendleton and Charlies Randall report at 7 p m. Sunday. Morning service at 11 a m features a study of the Lost Sheep parable. Evening sermon on encouragement for the discouraged and those who have failed.

Epworth League Edna Gott Blouise Barton Ben Pendleton Charlies Randall Holstone Epworth Leaguers League

Princeton Area Personal Notices Slate Visits and Travel

Princeton residents list guests and travelers including James Hawley McKinnon of Max ton North Carolina visiting his aunt Mrs. F L Ball in Princeton Wallace Street Frances Ramsey of Kirk Street travels to Huntington to visit friends Huddleston of Montgomery visits Kathleen Karnes on West Main Louise Bragh of Montgomery visits grandparents Karnes on West Main Anice Gott of Honaker Avenue in Cincinnati visiting brother Harry Gott Embalming college student W R Midgetee returns from Arlington Mrs Thomas H Roman and son Junior Williamson have returned home from visiting O H Carden and relatives J W McNatt makes a business trip to Narrows Pearisburg S J Evans guests of Myron Marsh near Mountain Lake Virginia

James Hawley McKinnon Maxton N. C F. L. Ball Wallace Street Frances Ramsey Kirk Street Huntington Miss Huddleston Montgomery Kathleen Karnes West Main Street Louise Bragh Mr. and E. D. Karnes Anice Gott Honaker Avenue Cincinnati Harry 0. Gott W. R. Midgetee Nlington Thomas H. Roman Williamson Narrows Pearisburg S. J. Evans Myron Marsh Mountain Lake

Snider Seeks County Court Seat in Democratic Primary

Oe M. Snider of Princeton West Virginia announces candidacy for county court member subject to the Democratic primary on August 3, 1926. He files formal declaration signaling campaign to voters and party.

Oe M. Snider Princeton W. Va

Kodak Finishing and Printing Services Highlighted

Kodak finishing services emphasize expert workmanship in film developing and printing with prompt handling of mail orders.

Filma

Modesty Wins Over Strip Test On Mauretania Crew

In New York on June 23, ten English Mauretania band members faced inspection rules for immigration. Two initially refused disrobing but later relented, leading others to follow. The modesty issue has been spreading among crews from incoming ships, echoing earlier Paris liner practices.

New York Cunard Mauretania Paris

Miss Burgwin Engaged to Pardoned Banker

Pittsburg June 25 an engagement announcement is made here today for Miss Margaret C Barott Burgwin of Pittsburg, daughter of the late George Collin Burgwin, to Henry Crock of Philadelphia. The notice identifies the couple and notes Burgwin family ties as the source of the news.

Pittsburg Margaret C Bar Ot George Coll'nean Burgwin Henry Crock

Candidate for Board of Education in Rock District Mercer Co

A voter notice invites support for HH. Green in the Republican primary for the Board of Education in Rock District Mercer County W Va. The August 3 1926 election date is listed and the notice urges voters to cast their ballot and influence in favor of Green.

Board of Education Rock District Mercer County HH. Green Scheaneibens W. Va

Delphia Anker and Club Man Wed After Three Years

Anker and the club man completed a Wednesday wedding at the Eastern Penitentiary after a three year arrangement. No dowry or wedding fee was listed. The Atlantic Ocean region nearby lies about 30 miles offshore.

Delphia Anker Eastern Penitentiary

Welch Legion Post entertains as plans for state convention progress

McDowell County Post No. 8 American Legion meeting in Welch featured music by Mrs. L. A. Osborne and a wedding skit with Tad Watkine and Raef Gowins. Dodge Kyle demonstrated Charleston dance and a Gowins solo act drew applause. Members then planned ahead for the state convention as interest grows.

McDowell County American Legion Memorial Building Sam Solins Riley Wilson Charleston L. A. Osborne Welch Birds Goldie Kahn Welch Quartette Jack Strike Hugh Sharp Lengthy Bailey Bob Wheeler Tad Watkine Raef Gowins Hugh Maloney Dodge Kyle Rocky Sexton Legion Auxilia McDowell Post

Hospital and city traffic notes from Welch district

Several locals and visitors were treated in Welch area hospitals for injuries and medical care. Sam Bostic of Eccles Construction suffered head injuries from falling rocks while blasting at Grace hospital. McKinley Wheeler of Central Pocahontas Coal Company injured his right eye from a fall of slate. Packard Sedan owned by Dave Scott damaged in a collision near Lambert and Mayhew store. Others listed include Mrs Lonzo Keaton awaiting surgery, Ben Baker traveling home, Phil Cohen on Welch business, and multiple residents visiting or departing Welch for various engagements.

Sam Bostic Eccles Construction Company Grace Hospital Bostie Bostic Wolf Pen McKinley Wheeler Central Pocahontas Coal Company Anawalt Wheeler Lambert & Mayhew Dave Scott Scott Berwind Lonzo Keaton Jaeger Ben Baker Carter Hotel New York Philadelphia Phil Cohen Bluefield Welch John Scott W. G. Sale, Jr Richmond Graham Sale A. J. Lubliner Mercer County John Gilersleeve C. BE. Carmack Louisville Westirginia Kentucky Ohio McDowell County Boy Scout Council J. ¥. Wagner Joseph M. Sanders E. J. Lytton Jonesboro Tenn

Girl Accidentally Shot in Left Shoulder at Home

Mary Hutsell, daughter of Rev H A Hutsell, was brought to Grace hospital with a gunshot wound in her right shoulder. Doctors said it was a flesh wound not reaching the lung, caused when a neighbor youth accidentally fired at birds with a .22 rifle while she played in the yard.

Mary Hutsell H. A. Hutsell Grace Hospital

Rotary Club Meeting Marks Change in Welch

President Graham Gale presided at his last meeting as L. B. Harred took over as newly elected president. Mr. Sale praised the club’s work over the past fourteen months highlighting support for civic affairs the crippled children movement and the Boy Scouts as the club’s notable achievements.

Graham Gale Welch Rotary L. B. Harred Welch Rotarians Sale Club Rotary Club Crippled Children Movement Boy Scout Naga

Welch Rotary Program Showcases Scout Hike and WV Pride

The Welch Rotary meeting featured remarks praising chairmen and club members, with Miss Stevenson and Miss Wilson delivering a vocal solo. L. E. Woods shared stories of Welch Troop No. 3’s ten day hike in North Carolina, praising West Virginia’s mountains and coal for jobs. An concert by local performers closed the event as new officers prepare to lead.

Welch Club Sale Miss Stevenson Miss Wilson L. E. Woods Welch Troop No. 3 North Carolina Rotary Welch Barney Riggs Kermit Hunter Russell Hufford H. H. Gelliett P. D. Woods Bluefield Barney Ries Stevenson Charles Farrington L. H. Best Hunting

Welch Briefs: Marriages and Accident Report

The county clerk in Welch issued marriages for Luther Taylor to Dolly Murdy both of Premier Howard to Hattie Bailey both of Sandy Huff and Albert Smith to Lillie King both of Coalwood. Joe Clark of King Coal Company Carswell was taken to Welch hospital after fracturing a left ankle in a coal fall accident.

Welch Luther Taylor Dolly Murdy Howard Hattie Bailey Sandy Huff Albert Smith Lillie King Coalwood Joe Clark King Coal Company Carswell Welch Hospital

Local Residents Travel and Hospital Admission Report

Mrs. BE C. Runyon and her daughter Miss Mary Keene of War traveled to the city yesterday and shopped for several hours. Dr G P Evans of Sneger visited Welch for professional business. Miss Nettie Smith of Coalwood was admitted to Welch Hospital yesterday for an operation. E H Lopinsky and L A Osborne are also mentioned in the dispatch.

BE C. Runyon Mary Keene War G. P. Evans Sneger Welch Nettie Smith Coalwood Welch Hospital E. H. Lopinsky L. A. Osborne

Flotation of 30 Million Dollar Loan Tied to German Steel Merger

New York June 25 Dillon Read and company announced a 30 million dollar loan to consolidate four leading German steel firms into United Steel Works. An additional 30 million will be sold abroad by Deich banks of Germany. Upon merger United Steel Works would be the world’s second largest steel company after United States Steel. The deal includes one of the world's largest iron ore deposits. Mr. Ford has reduced prices on all cars again.

New York United Steel Works Corporation Dillon, Read and Company Deich Banks Germany United Steel Works Uni States Steel Corporation Elizabethton Tennessee American Bemberg Company United States First National Bank Lilly Princeton West Virginia Roanoke Virginia McBain Buiding

Also Mentioned on This Page

Princeto Pearls Bailey James Brown Freeman Maggie Jones Giotto Walter Parsons Wiley Parsons Southern Auto Sales Company Princeton Preas Publishing Company Herndon E. W. Hale Clyde Maxey Mary Dickerson Joe Wathall Athens Land C. R. Justice Spanishburg Boots E. L. Poff Vance Thorntontown Fairview C. H. Lankford EB. B. King Wesley Brotherhood Centre Street Methodist Church T. C. Shuler R. M. Lima W. L. Cook Santor Christian Mndeaver Garland Brock Margaret Christie Protestant Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest Mercer Street Opite the . J. Edmundson St. Andrew's Mission Mullens J. G. Barber Wil Mamson England Cook L. C. Porter Junior Christian Endeavor First Methodist Pal Church South Z. B. Randall HB. L. Robertson By Martin Princeton Churches Sirens Methodist Church F. Phenix KODAK Lly Princeton, Ww Cuthura Omer Forster Tennessee City Sowe Sam Ole Owe G. H. Crumpecker State Legion Convention By Williams Wam Las Vegas Tewillams Ems Kotex Welch Briefs Ford Lilly Land Company Princeton, W. Va
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