Yukon Man Is Charged With Possessing Firearms
George Danils of Yukon was arraigned before Magistrate Fritz in War on unlawful firearms charges, found guilty, and sentenced to six months in Welch county jail plus a $50 fine and costs.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1937
Page
23
George Danils of Yukon was arraigned before Magistrate Fritz in War on unlawful firearms charges, found guilty, and sentenced to six months in Welch county jail plus a $50 fine and costs.
Local explosion at Pocahontas Fuel mine in Bishop Virginia killed three workers, Golden Hill motorman Everett Borin 46 coal loader and Howard Bates brakeman. Inspectors led by W J Gerama and H A Cassell found a passing motor spark ignited gas. Bodies brought to surface about three hours later. Funeral arrangements set.
Announcement states Kimball registrars will sit at Squire Cinder's office Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to register voters. Registrars named are Mrs. James E. Bryant and James A. King.
Announcement of meetings for two Methodist church youth groups in McDowell County. The Elkhorn Methodist Young People meet Monday at 7:30 PM at Crumpler Methodist church. the McDowell County Young People meet Tuesday at 5:30 PM at Bradshaw Community House. All county youth urged to attend.
In McDowell county Sunday Bible classes generate strong interest. This afternoon at 2 30 oclock the class meets at the English Methodist church to study Holiness. Rev C C Bailey of Davy will teach. The class uses the Bible as a textbook and is nonsectarian. The public is invited.
Funeral services for R L Hutcheron of Crozer will be held at 2 30 PM in the Crozer Temple with Rev Jones officiating. Interment follows in Crozer cemetery. He was a native of Tennessee and employed for many years by the Crozer company. He died at his home after a long illness.
Lloyd Lockhart a 14 year old Caretta resident was struck on the head by a flying piece of wood and rushed to Stevens Clinic in Welch. He was unconscious for hours but showed slight improvement by Friday.
Twenty seven McDowell county Boy Scouts and two leaders left Friday night for a two week World Jamboree in Washington DC. Five Scouts are from Welch and ten from Northfork with others from Coalwood Kimball Keystone and nearby towns. They joined eighteen Southern West Virginia Scouts at Bluefield before continuing to the event.
Welch residents share travel and visit updates with Berwind, Roanoke, Manhattan and New York City trips. Mrs. Ima Swope heads to Columbus for goiter operation. E. R. Thompson plans a Winchester visit for the weekend. fall seeding note from W B Ger. Oklahoma A and M College cited.
In Kimball West Virginia on June 26 an installation service for Kimball chapter No 112 Order of Eastern Star took place in the Masonic hall. Mrs Nelle C Walden installed officers including Matron Lacy Lumpkins and Worthy Patron J S Payne with music by Mrs Madeira and names of many out of town guests noted. Light refreshments followed.
Miss Louise Ashworth has accepted a position with the ppers company in their Carswell office after attending National Business college in Roanoke. W M Lyons of Bluefield visited town this week, and Mrs Johnny Davis of Welch with T E Organ were in Bluefield and Pocahontas Tuesday. J W Staples returned from Huntington after several days away. Mr and Mrs Marvin Stringer of Bottom Creek spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Stringer’s mother, Mrs J M Price. Town shoppers in Welch included Edith Covill Nellie James Phyllis Isherwood Pauline Bryant Mildred Organ and Mrs T E Organ. Mr and Mrs Hobart Ray and children move to Switchback for Mr Ray to take a post with Appalachian Power. Mrs Frank Gattuso returned from a two week New York trip with relatives and will accompany daughter Salota who will enter fashion and design school. Mrs George Eddins and daughter Patty were guests of Mr and Mrs Edgar Gray. Mr and Mrs W H Shaw attended the funeral of Miss Martha E Harman in Princeton. Miss Harman once taught in McDowell county schools. Mr and Mrs L G Kinder of Rock spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs T Forgan were guests of Mr and Mrs J K Salt in Pocahontas Friday.
At a Kiwanis meeting in Northfork on Monday night the club marked All Kiwanis night. Judge F. C. Cook led the program as host and organizer for the event.
Misses Jim Crotty Kathleen Hambrick and Addie Peck left Monday for Camp Sequdria in Bristol Virginia. They travel as delegates from the intermediate department of the M E church people’s league.
Mrs. Harold Bennett and Mrs. D M Compton hosted a swimming party and weiner roast in honor of Miss Jessie Moore Spencer at Rock. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Porterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gentry, Carl Moore, Dewey Mintz, Jessie Moore Spencer, and the hosts.
The society held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. E. C. Bragges in charge of the program. E R O'dell was a business visitor in Charleston on Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Francis Shaffer visited Bluefield while Mr and Mrs Carl Port returned from a week in Washington DC. Dr G O Via was a business visitor in Bluefield Sunday. Mr and Mrs J R Wright were mentioned in routine society notes.
Wright and C. H. Wright enjoyed a Sunday meal together. Mrs. J. is inset and ate. W. usceee and party visited Bluefield. Mrs. W. T. Wray returned from Charlottesville Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gomman and daughter Mary vacationed with Mrs. Robert M camping on Wolf Creek this week. Mrs. Fred Lowe departed to visit friends in St. Paul.
The Woman's Missionary Society auxiliary of the Methodist church met at the Jenkinjones church on Thursday night. The Ellaine Wagner circle led the program with Mrs. W. B. Tabor as leader.
Executive members gathered at Mrs Bill Tabor home on Thursday for the quarterly meeting. Attendees included J wehole S W Green Allen J B Whitewood C Stacey F Hancock W E Gravely and others from Ashland West Virginia who traveled to the Church of God state convention June 17 to 20 with more than 700 delegates and church provided lodging and meals.
Mrs. Kohler Culbertson hosted a Friday afternoon birthday gathering for her son Jackie, with several children present. Guests included Leatrice and Roy Austin, Jeanette Able, and others, as gifts and games filled the pleasant afternoon.
Dallas. James Brazell, 70, of Oklahoma City planned to fly one of the planes on an Oklahoma City goodwill tour. He prepared his plane to take off but was reassigned to another aircraft at the last moment.
Mrs. David Rock entertained the bridge club with a party and prize awards. The bulletin lists Sunday school and church activities at Gary Methodist and Our Lady of the Roman Catholic church, plus numerous local visits, attendees, and travel of residents, with many names and brief hometown stops across Gary and nearby towns.
Miss Anita Moore and Emma Meadows of Dawson Springs honored at an Employes Country club supper dance hosted by Miss Julia Sledge. Gardens and vases of flowers furnished decor. Guests included Emma Kathryn Meadows Marie Gannelle Jean Barker and many others. Desserts and bridge followed with prizes won by Mrs. R W Shanklin Mrs. McKee and others. Additional bridge luncheons and a bridge tea were announced with reservations required.
Mrs W C Banner and son Claude spent a few days in New land North Carolina visiting relatives. Ralph Hungate spent the past weekend in Pearlsburg. Mrs Martin Hayduk and daughter Mary Frances returned from Peterstown where they stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Howard McKee returned to Uniontown Pennsylvania after weeks with Mrs McKee’s parents Mr and Mrs W V Whiteman. Little Miss Carolyn Carper visiting Eckman with Mr and Mrs W E Henderson. Mr and Mrs Carl R Haga spent the weekend visiting their parents.
Worth West Virginia church notes list morning worship at 11 with Ernest Reynolds as superintendent. Rev. O C Clark preaches and the Sunday offering supports Kingdom work. 4-H club outing led by Alice Hamilton engaged Rolfe youth on Crumpler Mountain with food and games. Attending council included Jean Dalton Phyllis Parnell Jessie Hayes Roberta Dalton Patsy Parnell and Ernest Reynolds.
Allen Davidson and Jack Vincent were among the boys leaving Saturday night for Washington D C to attend the Boy Scout jamboree to be held there June 30 to July 9.
Mrs J T Otey of Shawsville Va visits sister Mrs W A Otey in Roanoke area Charles Atkinson a local Boy Scout executive visited on Wednesday Carl Vincent and sons Jack and Bobby visited in Bluefield Winston from Roanoke also mentioned in attendance The item records brief social visits in several locations.
Anawalt notes host activity as relatives and guests visit Marion and nearby towns. Numerous names appear including Miss Virginia Castrodale and Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor with a broad list of students and relatives visiting from Bluefield Huntington Charleston and Princeton.
Jackson Tenn. reports the sudden death of El Johnson of Berwind aged, following a heart attack en route to Dallas with her father to attend her mother Mrs Leonard Johnson. She graduated valedictorian from Big Creek High School and planned to enter West Virginia University. She is survived by her parents sister Mary Katherine and two brothers. Funeral planned in McKallister Oklahoma.
A new Girl Scout troop has been organized in War Eagle with Mrs. Oscar Cole as captain and Mrs. Hattie Larson as first lieutenant. Several girls passed tenderfoot tests and were registered while others are in training. Coffin sun War Eagle Coffey donated a two room cottage as a troop house, and plans include a trip to Camp Mirian Houston near Kimball with hopes two girls attend for a week.
Davy West Virginia June 26 Members of the Woman's Missionary society and Bible class of the Methodist church enjoyed a Friday afternoon picnic. Several locals and visitors are listed as visiting relatives and relatives from nearby towns.
James Brown Jr. killed two large copperhead snakes while in a corn field near Coaldale on June 26, bringing the rock pile tally to nine copperheads slain. Wedding note: Worth Barker of Welch and Louise Nestor of Welch were married on June 23.
Mrs. E. J. Musick leaves Wednesday for a week long vacation visiting relatives in America Ohio. Little Audrey Tabor, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tabor, is ill with measles. Kenneth Perdue is ill with the mumps. Miss Rury Tabor on a short vacation in Washington.
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