Princeton Bride Joins Clark Thornton in Homecoming
Clark M Thornton returns from West Virginia University with his bride Miss Katherine Duhling after graduating from the law department with honors on the 15th and marrying on the 19th at Kiks Garden Mineral County. The couple will reside in Princeton where Thornton will practice law. The Telegraph offers congratulations to the couple.
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R. FE. Thornton
Clark M
West Virginia University
Sir. Thornton
Law
Katherine Duhling
Kiks Garden
Mineral County
Princeton
Thornton
Mercer County
Local residents recover from appendicitis at Memorial Hospital
W Straley Mahood and Albert Austin, who underwent operations for appendicitis last week, are reported to be doing nicely and will soon be discharged. Personal news notes R A Boggess of Oakdale and John Hall of Little Virgin were in Princeton for business and visiting local farmers yesterday.
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Glenwood Park
Robert Bowling
Princeton Power Company
Memorial Hospital
W. Straley Mahood
Albert Austin
R. A. Boggess
Oakdale
John Hall
Little#virg
Princton
Montague's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Wounds
An advertisement touts Montague's Liniment as painless for cuts and bruises and effective on burns and inflammation. It claims rapid healing, swelling reduction, and neuralgia relief, with germicidal properties and a money back guarantee. Keep for emergencies at home.
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Montague
Personal notes of visiting relatives and travelers
Dr. A. D. Wood returns from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Laird of Huntington visit in the city. Dr. Phiegar of Alka Ky. is among business visitors. Dr. Hades returns from Richmond. Mrs. MecClaugherty leaves for Tazewell. Mr. and Mrs. Stupalsky host Mrs. Bailey. Griggs Stultz family of Louisville guests. Mrs. Tanner of Madison Fla. visits Roanoke and daughter Mrs. Woodson. Dr. Sheffey at John Hopkins spends weekend with Robbin Sheffey. Mr. and Mrs. Lowman return from Pulaski. Mrs. Payne and daughter and Miss Dunne sail for New York and Connecticut. Miss Elizabeth Shelton in Chicago for six weeks music course after Converse College.
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A. D. Wood
New York
F. Laird
Huntington
R. J. Phiegar
Alka
J. B. Hades
Richmond
Clarence MecClaugherty
Tazewell
Chas
Sheffey
John Hopkins University
Ballmore
Robin Sheffey
Dave Lowman
Pulaski
South Mercer Street
Chicago
Shelton
Converse College
Bluefield Considers Recount of Noses and Census
Mayor C. O. Stahlman proposes a rapid re enumeration of Bluefield to verify population figures. He cites alleged undercount in ward data and asks officials in Washington for guidance on a possible recount financed by public spirited citizens.
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C. 0. Stahlman
Stahlmn
Howard Sutherland
C. R R. Woods
Bluefield
Roanoke Machine Works Band to Perform in Independence Day Event
The Roanoke Machine Works Band is slated to appear as a major feature of the Independence Day celebration organized by the Bluefield Post American Legion. The event will be held under legion auspices.
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Bluefield
American Legion
Why Itch and Burns With Skin Diseases
Terrifying skin irritations such as eczema boils pimples stem from a disordered blood condition. A colony of germs in the blood multiplies and lotions cannot reach the source. The ad promotes S.S.S. as a blood cleanser and offers free medical advice from the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Iowa.
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S.S.S
Adeee Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Roanoke Band to Perform at Bluefield Fair Grounds
Spiller Hicks signed a contract with the Roanoke Machine Works band manager for July 5 appearances. The 25 piece band will arrive on passenger train No 1h and play opposite the Norfolk and Western station in the morning and at the Bluefield Fair Grounds in the afternoon. The Legionites secured the band for their celebration due to a Bluefield band engagement at Glen White.
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Roanoke Machine Works
Spiller Hicks
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield Fair Grounds
Roanoke
South
Bluefield
Glen White
Legionites
Roanoke Band
Rev. Dr George Peck Eckman Dies In Scranton
Rev. Dr. George Peck Eckman, pastor of Bim Park church and former editor of the Christian Advocate, a major Methodist figure, collapsed and died this afternoon in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Geo. Peck Eckman Deed
Scranton
George Peck Eckman
Bim Park Church
The
Christian Advocate
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