Delphian department hosts bird study and guest entries
Princeton Social Circles Delphian meeting on Circle Drive features Mrs J M Smith host and Mrs R B Rugan leading a program on birds. Members discuss Aristotle's time, West Virginia birds and state census while guests J D Castro and S W entry attend.
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Delphian Department
Delphian
Clib
J. M. Smith
Circle Drive
Geo
Halstead
R. &. Rugan
Dugan
Hadden
Sutton
Nightinsale
Canaries
Bruce
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Princeton Personal News Highlights and Local Travel
Princeton residents and visitors are listed with updates on visits to Rock View and Bramwell, hospital recoveries after appendectomy, and upcoming church services. The piece notes social calls, weddings and honeymoons, a medicine show, a cherry sale, a street parade for the Chautauqua program, and a local injury update from J W Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Rotary Luncheon Reports Cleveland Convention Highlights
At the Cleveland Rotary luncheon, George Brown delegate to the Rotary International convention presented a detailed report on high points of the event. Swarthmore Chautauqua advance agent W. I. Reid spoke on Chautauqua’s history and goals. Attendance reached about ninety percent with music by Thelma Bowling and piano selections.
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Rotary
George Brown
Rotary International
Cleveland
W. I. Reid
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Chautauqua
W. R. Rippetee
Oak Hill
Princeton Churches Schedule Hosts Bible Class Morning Prayer
In Princeton, Churches of the Heavenly Rest Episcopal under Rev J Edmund Thompson announce a rector at 206 College Avenue. Third Sunday after Trinity features Sunday school and adult Bible class at 9 45 a m with morning prayer following.
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the Heavenly “Rest
Episcopal
Marriage license issued for Buford Williams and Edith Buchanan
A county court clerk issued a marriage license yesterday for Buford Williams, 31, of Peariaburg, to Edith Carr Buchanan, 22, of Cooper. The Rev M P Rimmer of the Church of God will resume duties after returning from the Anderson Indiana camp meeting. Mrs Julia Lawson and family visited Stuart Virginia to learn about the fate of Tom Gilbert known as Tom Burrel in the area.
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County Court
Buford ‘Williams
Peariaburg
Edith Carr Buchanan
Cooper
Church of God
Seventh Street
Straley Avenue
Anderson
Ind
Rimmer
Julia Lawson
Little
Ruth
Princeton
Lara Lawson
Bluefield
Dewey Willams
Stuart
Tom Gilbert
Tom’ Burrel
Fake Fight Staged At Kiwanis Ladies Night Banquet
Kiwanis members and guests at the Virginian Hotel Thursday night talked about a fake fight between Dr W H Wallingford and Charles Archer staged as a joke during the ladies night banquet. The room was amused as the principals entered patched up with court paste. The program featured Mrs H C Hays and Mrs L H White Jr in musical numbers and Helen Reynolds with Will Reynolds on piano. Dr George Diehl was unable to attend.
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Virginian Hotel
W.H. Wallingford
Charles Archer
Kiwanis
H. C. Hays
L. H. White,Jr
Helen’ Reynolds
Will Reynolds
H.C. Wells
George Diehl
Swarthmore Chautauqua Opens This Afternoon
Swarthmore Chautauqua opens this afternoon at 3 o'clock with opening exercises led by Rev. C He Phipps, chairman of the guarantors. Captain Will Dietrich will lecture on Uncle Will's Window following the opening. Evening program features the Russian Cathe- (text continues).
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Swarthmore
Chautauqua
C. He ‘Phipps
Will
Will Dietrich
Russian Cathedral Sextet Stars in Chautauqua Evening
The Sextet will perform a three part program with Russian liturgical pieces, Russian folk songs, and English concert numbers. The group, featuring artists who have sung in major houses, is billed alongside other Junior Chautauqua events led by Captain Dietrich. The Russian Cathedral Sextet may stay for union services at Mercer Street and Park Avenue tomorrow night. Season seats are two dollars, granting access to lectures plays and music.
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Metropolitan
Chicago Opera
Chautauqua
Dietrich
W. I. Reid
Mercer Street
Park Avenue
Governor Gore Inspecting West Virginia Road Work
Governor Howard M. Gore and C. P. Fortney, chairman of the state road commission, traveled from Martinsburg by motor toward Romney via Winchester to inspect western panhandle road improvements. They planned to spend the night in Romney and continue the survey into the central part of the state.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Howard M. Gore
C. P. Fortney
State Road Commission
Panhandle
Romney
Winchester
Gore
Fortney
Wasthington
D. C
City Council Takes Over Local Sewer Line And Notices Bids
The city council held a final hearing on Highland avenue paving and decided to advertise for bids. It granted permits for a garage, a building repair, and a bungalow project. A sewer line between Kirk and Thorn streets was taken over by the city. Plans to extend the sewer to pass the Virginian Shops await right of way clearance from the Virginian Railroad. The council plans a special meeting next Tuesday to close the fiscal year and prepare for the new administration on July 1.
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Highland Avenue
Seventh
Highth Streets
J. W. oCaley
Charles Wheley & Son
G. W. Anders
Fifth
Mercer Streets
H. D. Hale
Harrison Street
Kirk
Thorn Streets
East
Princeton
Virginian
Negro held for grand jury in assault on fourteen year old girl
Watt Wall a Negro laborer was held for the grand jury on the charge of criminally assaulting a fourteen year old white girl near her home one mile from Wilmore. The victim, in critical condition, identified the assailant after revival and the arrest followed a rapid pursuit by Deputy Sheriff L. V. Trent. The incident sparked danger and strong emotion in Wilmore, with officials praised for quick action to protect the prisoner.
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Watt Wall
Wilmore
Denuty
L. V. Trent
Trent
Wall
Wil- More
T. Johnson
Hiram Harlow
Wilmogre
Gary Fans Travel to Bluefield for Key Game
Gary fans will motor to Bluefield for a decisive game against the Bluefield team at Mercer County. The Gary battlers, aiming to avenge recent losses, prepare to meet a formidable opponent in a tense matchup.
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Gary
Bluefield
Bluefield Fancy
Gary Faneea
Mercer County
Ake
Spe
Battler
St. Mine
Welch Rotarians Enjoy Musical Treat
The Welch Rotary Club held a regular meeting yesterday with a musical feast presented by A. E. B. Jennings. The entire body stood to applaud several numbers, showing they enjoyed the performance and the dedication behind it.
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Welch Rotarians
A. E B. Jennings
Community musicale features young ladies and local leaders
In a city program yesterday a girls orchestra performed with Mrs. Hobart Payne on piano and banjo. Ina Pearson Ready Partlow Elma Fiery Thelma Johnson played violin banjo ukulele while Hubbard Jennings also contributed on piano and drums. Fred Kirtnher and Jack Rice led talks and a spelling bee. Rev Ben Roller won the spelling bee and Elmo Lawton was honored for a trip story. Prizes included a $10 piece from Midland Stores and $6 from Welch Daily News. Col J McClaren will speak at the next July meeting.
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Jennings
Hobart. Payne
Elmo Lawton
Tennessee
Charles Anderson
Midland
Welch Daily News
Col. J. McClaren
Trial of Young Heir Bourne Delayed in Million Dollar Case
New York June 26 Trial of Arthur K Bourne twenty one heir to a 40 million Singer fortune was postponed to July 3. He faces disorderly conduct charges after two arrests within 24 hours sparked by his wife’s complaint. Bourne was released on 1000 bail and also held on a 3600 $60 alimony warrant.
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New York
Arthur K. Bourne
Singer
Bourne
Jury Deadlock Pervades Brannon Case in West Virginia
Jurors in Brannon trial reportedly remain hopelessly deadlocked after a second night in Harrison County. Bridgeport physician Dr Brannon and druggist Harrison Mertin are involved in the case. Sheriff reports indicate about twelve men still unable to reach a verdict as of Thursday afternoon.
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Larksburg
E Brannon
Bridgeport
Coolidge Opposes Tariff Cuts to Aid Reparations
President Coolidge, speaking at the summer White House, rejects tariff reductions and production curtailment as a means to help Germany meet reparations. He tells the International Chamber of Commerce that such plans would shift the burden to the American people, who oppose debt cancellation and further involvement in reparations.
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Swampscott
Masa
Coolidge
United States
Germany
White House
International Chamber of Compierce
Brussels
Joshua Stamp
Reparations Commission
Mr. Coolidge
Final Court Season at Buckingham Palace
London reports the final court of the season at Buckingham Palace with about 1000 guests from diplomatic and general circles. King George and Queen Mary received most attendees. crowds gathered despite extreme cold to see the arrivals and the throne room decorations in cream and crimson.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Marriage Notices From County Clerk Office
The following marriage notices were issued yesterday: Trueman Balew age 23 to Stella Akers 23 both of Premier Dan. Shazer 28 to Bessie Hunter 25 both of Filbert. Frank Lapdeford 21 to Annie Bowers 21 both of Worth.
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Neengea
Trueman Balew
Stella Akers
Dan, Shazer
Bessie Hunter
Filbert
Frank Lapdeford
Annie Bowers
Worth
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G. A
First Baptist Baptist Church
Arlie Mae Wood
Walker Street
Nadine Warren
Lorzine Wood
Elizabeth Christian
Gladys Roach
Arlie Mae. Wood
Emily Smith- Bson
A. R. Christian
B. UG
Johnson
Princeton Avenue
Roanoke
Salem
Cynthia Ruble
Columbus
Ohio
G. W. Ruble
Memorial Hospital
R. E. Thornton
Mae
Effie Thornton
Ray
Harry
Ben Thornton
Howard Bouterse
J.M. Hines
H.W. Straley
H. W. Straley
W. P. Dunn
W. R. Hufford
Charleston
J. M."hines
West Palm Beach
Lola Crotty
Zella Moore
Bramwell
Jimmy
Mar
Pedris
Springton
G. Barber
Marvin
Huntington
H.C. McCary
Halé Avenue
HH. Ball
Northfork
Peck
McClaugherty
Francis McClaugherty
Norrows
Hugh G. Woods
College Hill
W. N. Surface
Norton
B. W. Bird
W. Johnston
Holdker Avenue
Willie May Carr
Non
Foster
Athens
Hattie Carr
Nell Bonham
Rich Creek
H. K. Cassler
M.C. Mitchell
South Avenue
Logan
BD. W. Wysong
Grace Bleak
Oakhill
D.C. Borrer
Straleyave
Clarence Pruett
Mac
G. M. McLaugherty
Clifton Forge
Berthae. McLaugherty
H.L. Caasler
Mitchell
Welch
B. Sykes
C. Gates
Rock
C. Hall
June
Washington
Ouella
Clarence
First Methodist
B. Ratdall
Bailey
Epworth Teague
Kee Street
A. F. Phenix
C. Johnson
Fregonttts
Arid P
Baptist
Ogle
Giburt
Mercer Golf
East Princeton
Thorn Street
J. W. Cummings
Joe Monk
Genwood Park
Guyandotte
Rok Cleveland Convent
Er Sures
Princeton’ Churches
Mcdowell County
Watt
N. Grace “Hospital
Yeaterday
E. P. Pauley
Laeger
Sarah‘ Thomas
Dolly Reynolds
Keystone
Mia
G. D. Mitchell Ig
Monroe County
Pete Kerr
Excelsior Coal and Coke Company
Bland Street
Methodist ‘Church
Blusfield
Blue Pracking Club
Frank Houaton
Elkhorn
Ben :Roller
Grace Church
Eckman
eGo. McClintock
D. J. F. Strother
Coalfield
McDowell
Bluefield Park
Settle
Hurst
McDowell County Boys
Cook
Jaeger
Adele
Agra
John We
Blake Sadia
Jalcum
Cpoli Ag
Brannon
Carter Hotel
Weat
Virginia
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