Women’s Club Plans House to House Sale of White Rose Flour
The Woman's Club will canvass Princeton homes the week after Chautauqua to sell White Rose flour, a home product. KE Witten of Princeton Milling Co proposed an extensive effort to showcase the refined flour to housewives, noting prior product flaws were eliminated. A Wear-Ever aluminum cooking demonstration at McNatt's store preceded the meeting, where attendees enjoyed pancakes and layer cakes made with White Rose.
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KE. H. Witten
Princeton Milling Co
Princeton
Wear-Ever Aluminum
McNatt’s
Witten
Kite Contest Highlighted at Princeton Chautauqua
The Prince ton Junior Chautauqua features a kite contest on July 4. J Howard Swink will explain entry details at East River high school grounds at 10 o clock on Saturday June 30. Prizes awarded from the Chautauqua platform on the third night. three age groups under 14 14 to 18 and over 18. If rain the meeting moves to the Virginian hotel lobby.
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Princeton
J. Howard Swink
Chautauqua
East River High School
Virginian Hotel
First Baby Clinic Attracts Nineteen Patrons
Miss Rudd led her first summer baby clinic at her office on Wednesday from 2 to 5 pm. Dr. McCutcheon from Memorial Hospital oversaw examinations with help from Mrs. W. V. Graham, Mrs. J. T. Tobin, and Mrs. H. C. Hays. Girl Scouts assisted by sharing literature and conducting a clothing demonstration for better babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Pocahontas Forfeits to Princeton in Slow-Play Game
Princeton won 9 to 0 by forfeit in a game halted in the last half of the third inning. At forfeit time Pocahontas led 1 to 0 after Frish hit a first inning homer. The dispute centered on Vandenburg failing to touch home plate, leading to the forfeit as spectators argued and play paused.
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Princeton
Pocahontas
Frish
Vandenburg
Nesselroad
Grandstand
Oldest Chicago loop taxi driver keeps ride through decades
Sam Reed, a veteran cabman on LaSalle Street opposite a major bank, runs a decades old horse drawn taxi amid modern traffic. He ferries bankers, lawyers, politicians and social leaders, often transporting securities and cash with a minimum fare. Reed recalls riding with Mayor Harrison and other city figures, maintaining a traditional presence in the financial district.
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George Britt
New Service
Chicago
North Re
Sam Reed
LaSalle Street
Wall Street
Clearing House
Sherman House
Harrison
Joe
Umpire ejects Pocahontas captain in heated game
The Pocahontas captain Jackson was ordered from the game by umpire Braden after allegedly using insulting terms toward the umpire. Jackson forfeited to Princeton to prevent his catcher’s removal, with spectators hearing the remarks. The event drew criticism of whether the umpire has full control of the game.
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Braden
Jackson
Pocahontas Club
Princeton
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Court Clerk Office
Transfers list shows J W Douthat to B W Dillon for a Washington street lot in Bluefield exchange of lots. T F Reed to Joe Tomchin two Wickham avenue lots Princeton for 2250 dollars. H M Harvey to Pearl Virginia Zeller part of Bee Addition Princeton for 3900 dollars. Alex Thomas et al to Ella Caperton et al three eighths interest to fifty two acres Plymouth district for 1000 dollars. A S Thorn guardian to H D Karnes and Earl M Hale corner Park avenue and Mercer street Princeton for 9500 dollars. Thorn guardian Hale lot north Mercer street Princeton for 3500 dollars. W H Kirby to D M Carroll and G W Burkhart lot 6 section 1107 Bluefield for 700 dollars. R W Perdue to G W Burkhart et al lot Valley Ridge Bluefield for 100 dollars. J S Hall trustees to G W Burkhart lot 6 section 1022 Bluefield for 800 dollars. C B Martin special commissioner to T Ball 84 acres Plymouth district partition of W P Ball lands. Pauline Smith deal to James E Mayer lot 19 section 962 Bluefield for 10 dollars. W D Iddings to M K Harman lot on Giles street Bluefield for 100 dollars.
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J W. Douthat
B. W. Dillon
Washington Street
Bluefield
T F. Reed
Joe Tomchin
Wickham Avenue
Princeton
H. M. Harvey
Pearl Virginia Zeller
Bee Addition
Alex Thomas
Ella Caperton
D. M. Carroll
G. W. Burhart
R. W. Perdue
G. W. Burkhart
Valley Ridge
J. S. Hall Et al
C. B Martin
T Ball
Plymouth District
W. P. Ball
Pauline Smith
James E. Mayer
W. D. Iddings
M. K. Harman
Giles Street
Princeton Personal Notices and Local Visits
Miss Frances Ballard of Peters town visits Princeton with sister Mrs. D. K. Callaway. Mrs. Barry Robertson visits her Virginia parents in Giles county. Andrew Mickle leaves for Norfolk to join Mrs. Mickle. Miss Louise Morris comes from Bluefield for dinner with Princeton friends. Lilly Land Company promotes easy real estate payments. Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Luck and daughter Anne of Roanoke visit. W. A. Dickens arrives in Princeton.
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Frances Ballard
Peterstown
Princeton
D. K. Callaway
Barry Robertson
Giles County
Andrew Mickle
Norfolk
Mickle
Louise Morris
Bluefield
Lilly Land Company
Local visitors and trips noted across Bluefield area
Deputy Sheriff Sam A. Tabor visited the county seat while Col. Okey Sutton of Charleston spent days in Princeton on business. H W Starley traveled to Summit City and Mrs S T Bird with family shopped in Bluefield. The Lily Land Company's easy payment plan promotes buying real estate with small monthly sums.
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Lilly Land Company
Luck Sutherland Wedding Ties Luck and Sutherland in Princeton
Miss Lula Luck of Washington married G. E. Sutherland of South Bend Ind at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Cunningham on Hale avenue Princeton. The ceremony featured family members, a ring ceremony by Rev J M Luck, a piano prelude by Mrs E H Luck, a pink and white decorations theme, and a buffet supper after the vows. The couple planned a westward trip and will reside in South Bend Ind after mid July with a midnight blue going away outfit for the bride. Attendees included relatives from Roanoke Charlottesville Montvale and Charlottsville Virginia.
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W. E. Cunningham
Hale Avenue
Lula Luck
Washington
G. E. Sutherland
South Bend
Ind
Dorothy Perkins
John White
Princeton
E. H. Luck
Roanoke
W. E Cunningham
Anne Welford Luck
J. M. Luck
Norfolk and Western
Jillian Culin
Charlottesville
Julia Luck
W. A. Dickens
FE. H. Luck
R. Guy Garrette
Montvale
Princeton notices and license outcomes in county records
County Court Clerk Bowling issued licenses for Charley Ruth to Sallie Parker and Onias Thompson to Beulah Tiller, listing ages and residences. Circuit court suits include Iddings vs Iddings and Royal Indemnity Co. vs Princeton Wholesale Grocery. A Four Shoe Company charter was filed by Ketron, Wickline, Catron, Evans, and Catron. Local events feature a song recital, Sunday school, a bridge party, and a Chautauqua tent planned on Park Avenue. Princeton residents note road conditions and ongoing real estate activity by Lilly Land Co.
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Bowling
Charley Ruth
Athens
Sallie Parker
Princeton
Onias Thompson
Matoaka
Beulah Tiller
Berson
Willie Rice
Nova Pattrey
Speedway
Ww. Dol
Grace Iddings
Royal Indemnity Company
Princeton Wholesale Grocery Company
Assumpsit
Chamberlain Medicine Company
C. R. Eanes Et Als
Four Shoe Company
Secretary of State
Ironing Board Care and Storage Tips
The guide recommends covering both sides of an ironing board to separate dark serge materials from white articles. It advises keeping the board rolled or placed in a fitted bag for neat storage.
Lilly and Company Advertise Truck Farms for Sale
Lilly and Company offer three or four beautiful truck farms for sale on easy terms between Princeton and Bluefield.
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Lilly and Company
Gale
Princeton
Bluefield
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Woman’s Club
First Baby Clinc
Dr Scholl
Schol? Mfc. Co
Dr. Scholl
Hay
Loop District
Jessie
Luta
Spanishburg
Ray
Pauline Marcum
Mary Loomis
Yukon
J. S. Compton
Bluefield, W. Vav
Sutherland
Pithy
Cecil Johnson
First Baptist Church
H.C. McCary
D. T. Carr
George Woolfolk
Jesus
College Avenue
Voncell Brazil
Fred Mole
K. Ketron
A. L. Wickline
S. C. Catron
G. W. Evans
Josephine C. Catron
Berwind
Park Avenue
Methodist Church
Ingleside
Oakvale
Glen Lyn
Ironing Board
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
Bluefield Grocery Co. Distributors
Bluefield, W. Va
OlivIa
BY Allman
Indian Refining Company
Bluefield Avenue
Hoge Street
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