Funeral services held for Mrs. Guy Moye at Camp Creek
Mrs. Guy Moye of Princeton died after a lingering illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at her home between Camp Creek and Dunne with interment in Camp Creek Cemetery. She was a daughter of the late Daniel Lilly and sister of J. H. Lilly, with survivors including her husband, several children, two brothers J. H. Lilly of Princeton and W. T. Lilly of Elizabethton, and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Moye
Camp Creek
Dunne
W. T. Lilly
Elizabethton
J. N. Phelps
Roanoke
W. G. Bowling
Princeton
Giles Lilly
Lerena
Claude Moye
Beckey
Charles Lilly
Shot stops serenade as three arraigned in Matoaka
Four serenaders were dispersed by a shotgun shot at a serenade for Sam Foley near Matoaka. Three were wounded and two Foley men plus a third, Luca Foley, were summoned and held for the July grand jury by Squire C. J. Thompson. Four others were fined earlier by the police judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Foley
Andy Foley
Matoaka
Oscar Hartwell
W. S. Reynolds
Luca Foley
Squire C. J. Thompson
Serenaders
County Road
Eliot
Local News From Princeton and Bluefield Area Society
Princeton scene covers Miss Barriet Woolfuls return from Ridgecrest delegates and Junior Town Council election with officers. Reports of Boy Scout hike to Spanishburg, Delphian Club meeting, and a string of social visits across Princeton and nearby towns. Moylan fined five dollars after bar counter incident noted.
Chautauqua Man Fined on Charge of Assault
Bill Cole a Redpath Chautauqua employe in charge of erecting the tent was fined 9 dollars by Police Judge E B King for assaulting Bee Shelton’s 11 year old son yesterday morning. Ten witnesses from the tent crew testified. Cole admitted later he had not threatened Shelton with further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cole
Redpath Chautauqua
Bee Shelton
E. B. King
King
Cole
Shelton
Montcalm Resident Receives Long Term Fine and Jail
Charley Helmandoller of Montcalm was fined 300 dollars and given six months in jail for liquor violations in Athens. Deputy Sheriff Dan Franklin arrested him last Friday night. authorities say this was his fourth offense and a Montcalm committee urged the maximum penalty from Squire R. A. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Helmandoller
Montcalm
Squire R. A. Martin
Athens
Helmandoller
Dan Franklin
Costa
Helmandollar
Porters Sentenced on Dry Law Counts
Two Virginian hotel porters arrested early Monday on liquor charges were fined 100 dollars and costs and given sixty days in jail by Police Judge E. B. King. Harry Jackson pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Mrs. H. O. Smith and Luther High was found guilty of aiding and abetting on testimony from the Smiths that High offered liquor from the day porter. The Smiths were registered at the hotel Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. King
Harry Jackson
H. O. Smith
Luther High Wes
O. Smith
High
Smiths
Church Awards Steel Contract for New Educational Unit
At a Sunday meeting the First Church of Christ trustees awarded the structural steel contract for a three story educational unit to the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company of Roanoke Virginia. Foundation nearly finished and steel to be delivered within fifty days. Total cost estimated at 52500 with funding from various concerns for other equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company
Roanoke
Peel
Giatto and Rock Men Receive Heavy Sentences
Heavy sentences and fines were handed to two men arrested Sunday night at Giotto and Rock by Sheriff G H Crumpecker and State Police man C E Hawkes. W A Shep-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giotto and
Rock
G. H. Crumpecker
C. E Hawkes
W. A. Shep
For Sale Large Princeton area seven room bungalow and near farm
For sale a modern seven room stucco bungalow on a large lot in a splendid location with reasonable price and terms. Also a sixty three acre farm just outside the city limits on the Princeton Beckley highway near schools churches and industries. Bank of Princeton Building Phone 29.
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Princeton-Beckley Highway
Raids Lead to Fines and Jail Terms in County Arrests
In a Rock raid prompted by Sheriff Crumpecker complaints, O C Snodgrass and Herd were fined 200 dollars and given ninety days in jail. Athens magistrates ordered the same sentence for Snodgrass. Shepherd allegedly carried three pints of liquor during the arrest. C R Reid and Cecil Stevens were also taken into custody and jailed awaiting hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Stevens
Slug Glances Off Pants as Man Flees Near Iowa
A .45 slug grazed Roy Combs in the pants near Iowa but he surrendered after a brief flight. Officers Creasy Hawkes and Thompson found moonshine in Combs Ford coupe and Creasy charges him with driving without a license. A hearing was delayed to allow counsel representation tomorrow at 10 AM before a local magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hawkes
Roy Combs
Iowa
Combs
Liberty
W. W. Creasy
Dave Thompson
Creasy
Convicted Men Sent To Jail In Montcalm County
In default of payment of ten dollar fines assessed by Squire F D Wagner at Montcalm two men Clarence Helman and Albert Barlow were remanded to the county jail. Deputy Sheriff Tom Taylor escorted them to the jail. Roy Maxwell was fined one hundred dollars and sixty days in jail after a liquor charge in Bluefield. Squire R A Martin at Athens ordered the penalties Monday morning. Twenty one people were booked at the county jail over the weekend. Nine trespassers, two drunks, one for carrying a pistol and assault, seven liquor law violators, and two local men for federal probation violations were among the new bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire F. D. Wagner
Montcalm
Clarence Helmandollar
Albert Barlow
Tom Taylor
Roy Maxwell
Bluefield
Dan Franklin
Squire R. A. Martin
Athens
Alleged Trespassers Financed by Freight Riders (1900s)
Nine alleged freight riders on the Virginian railway were arrested Sunday by special officer R. B. Hylton for trespassing. Five were released pending further action while remaining suspects faced preliminary questioning and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian Railway
R. 8. Hylton
Princeton Area Personal News Highlights
Princeton residents report social visits and travels. Mr and Mrs R H Carsons stay in Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Miss Josephine Hadden from Huntington visited Miss Virginia Chariton on Hale avenue before heading to Matoaka. Dr and Mrs L E Ward of Pocahontas visited Dr and Mrs Floyd Black on College avenue with their son in the VP L summer term. Sammie Evans, VP L student, spent the weekend at home on Center street with Lilburn Ward of Pocahontas. Graham Dalton and wife of Norfolk were guests at the Virginian Hotel for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Esther McClung
Bluefield
Harry Wilson
Princeton
Wilson
Edgar Lazenby
Lasenby
Huntington
W. D. Burwell
J. H. Gadd
Grace Hale
Wise
Center Street
Edna Smith
Richmond
Fan Ogey
R. H. Pendleton
E. W. Hale
Bill Haynes
Clifton Forge
Billy Fudge
North Walker Street
Mesers
Green
R. H. Smith
Park Avenue
Bill Fudge
Gordon Peters
Spanishburg
Cruff
Bill Bird
Athens
C. G. Casey
Winston-Salem
N. C
Toledo
D. L. Casey
Princeton-Bluefield Road
Helen M. Fortune
Columbua School For Girls
Columbus
R. H. Carsons
Douglas Street
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Josephine Hadden
Virginia Chariton
Hale Avenue
Matoaka
L. E. Ward
Pocahontas
Floyd Black
College Avenue
Sammie Evans
Lilburn Ward
Graham Dalton
Virginian Hotel
Mr. Dalton
Moylan Arrested for Intoxication in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on June 25 James Moylan was arrested by Patrolman John Truck and charged before Judge David Moylan with intoxication. The incident promptingly raises questions about the degree of drunkenness as described in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Moylan
John Truck
David Moylan
How To Believe Sick Headaches In 3 Minutes
Fragmented text describes a drug claim about curing headaches and pains with a combination of ingredients. It mentions a Carolina drugstore product, a mysterious retailer or department store, and a mail order option. The passage is unclear but implies a breakthrough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Carolina
Euralg
Durharg
Liberal Loans on Improved Property in Princeton
Liberal loans on improved property in Princeton for three or five years. Robert T. Hopkins, telephone 855 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Robert T. Hopkins
Fourth of July Seashore Trip From Princeton
Norfolk and return Virginianry July 3 4:15 p m leave Princeton 4:15 p m final limit to leave Norfolk 10 p m Saturday 1928 children half fare low fares from stations east of Princeton holders of these tickets cannot secure actions in slopers neither can they have baggage checked R C Sutherland ticket agent Princeton W Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginianry
Princeton
R. C. Sutherland
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Sioter
JH. Lilly
Family Cemetery
B. B. King
ED Spicer
Spicer
Grat Taylor
Weyahoke
Albert Vine
Weyanoke
J. W. Mosby
W.S. Reynolds
Boy Scouts
Owens Hutcheson
Straley Avenue
Owens Hutcheons
Mercer County Court Clerk
F. M. Sexton
Geraldine Sexton
Lake Shawnee
Sprague
Elbert Bogg
Boute
West Virginia
Bethel Nora Dillon
Oscar Samuel Dillon
Pocahontas Fuel Company Et al
Princeton Society
Miss Barriet Woolfuls
Alfreda Fry
Baptist Church
Ridgecrest
Chautauqua
Mayoy
Ivan Reeves
Mark Barton
Theresa Tobin
Buddy Fry
Frederick Tinder
Lyle Piper
Lou Emma Lankford
Mary Elizabeth Crumpecker
Maurice Barbakow
Buddy Frye
Mill Dam
Fred Williams
Delphian Club
Mia D. C. Rice
College Hill
G. V. Bruce
Mesdames
S. T. Bird
Stewart Garrett
H. Y. Ball
L. C. Porter
Edith Merrill
W. C. Sowers
J. P. Dyer
W. M. Poston
L. E B. Willyoung
W. C. Kane
W.S. Dangerfield
George Halstead
D. C. Rice
H. D. Karnes
J. R. Vermilion
T. M. Johnson
Mexico
Lillie K. Sutton
H. H. Ball
James and
Daniel
Narrows
Mrs. Hale
Mrs. Brown
Beryl Bird
Lucy Mae Ellott
Dorothy Hale
Margie Oe
Bluceld
Misa Lucille Sloan
H. E. Reeves
Oria Barton
Beckley
Mr. Davis
J. R. Rich
Bassett
Mies Alice McCray
Charles McCray
Virginia
Moylan
Church
Giatto
Lilly Land Company
Bank of Princeton
Gerald R. McCarthy
University of North Carolina
Shawnee Lake
Dr Scholl
Clarks
Mnutt Furniture CO
H. K. Buchanan
West Va
F.ly
T Ty
Norfolk and Western RY
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