Princeton Chautauqua Tent Draws City Interest
The Mercer and Park avenue chautauqua tent serves as a hub for Princeton youths and attendees during Junior Chautauqua programs. Guarantors pay 11.50 each to cover deficits as ticket sales decline despite higher overall sales. two dollar tickets lower receipts. Lectures by Dr Frederic Poole and Frank B Pearson draw audiences amid rain, with evening shows including The Next Best Man by Leon M Pearson. Sunday sermons and recitals by Toy-Jobeon Company, Lt Downey, and Dr Martin D Hardin cap a weekend of union services featuring the Russian Sextet.
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Ina
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Frank B. Pearson
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Ohio Educational Nk
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Leon M. Pearson
Paul M. Pearson
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua Drama Board
Theodore B. Hinckley
Winthrop Ames
Charles F. Horner
Same Hume
Gregor Zillbourg
W. S. Reid
Presbyterian Church
Toy-Jobeon Company
A. Downey
Martin D. Hardin
Will Dietrich
Pollution of East River by Acid Leads to Guilty Verdict
Dr C P Claytor and Nick Gillespie were found guilty of polluting East River by discharging acid from a Bluefield garbage disposal plant. Deputy Price and district game protector Woodson reported about two miles of river dead with rainbow trout. both defendants were fined 100 dollars plus costs after nineteen witnesses testified.
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Bluefield
C. P. Claytor
Nick Gillespie
D. E B. Price
Squire O. C. Karnes
J. E. Woodson
Ada
Price
Woodson
Bluestone River
Bluefield Pair Fined After Midnight Court Visit
A Bluefield man and a woman were fined a total of 235 dollars after a midnight court by Justice of the Peace O O Karnes. The woman gave the name Sally Doe while the man’s name was not disclosed. Charges included resisting arrest driving without an operator's license speeding and adultery. The couple was spotted on the old New Hope road near Sand Lick by Squire Karnes and Huff Davis. Davis was sent to stop them. the man allegedly pushed Davis and fled toward Bluefield pursued by Deputy Sheriff J C Craig until captured at the over head bridge in Bluefield.
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Blueeld
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Glenwood Park
J. C. Craig
Daily Telegraph Radio Program Schedule Tuesday Evening
Radio schedule listing programs and times across multiple stations including orchestra performances, dance music, and noted musicians. Entries mention Eastern Daylight Saving Time and Central Daylight Saving Time with shows from 8:30 PM to 12:00 AM, featuring groups such as Penn Orchestra, Laurin’s Dance Orchestra, and Silent Stations. station management reserves rights.
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Brook
Ghaltoms Tartee
Ud Hughes
Lror
O— ‘Tiem Penn
Tarhee
Penn
Brother pays fines after court appearance in bluefield case
A man challenging Bluefield limits was detained by a county officer but urged to reconsider and returned to Princeton. His brother reportedly appeared in court at 2 a.m. Sunday and settled the fines.
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Ation
Bluefield
Princeton
Fifty-Eight Witnesses Named for Next Grand Jury
A memorandum announced fifty-eight witnesses to appear at the July term to aid the grand jury. The batch is large for the term and includes one or two murder cases and other felonies. Misdemeanor docket opens second Monday. felony docket later as the court clears backlogs. Moonshine liquor cases headline the misdemeanors awaiting trial.
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Criminal Court
Dillard
Docket Split Across Misdemeanor Cases Described
The docket shows half the cases are misdemeanors with many pistol related incidents. The remainder covers fights petit larceny disturbing worship shootings on public roads and other smaller offenses.
Princeton Notes Highlight Dances and Local News
Princeton community items report July events as Post 64 hosts midsummer dances with West Virginia Ramblers, and plans for August convention of the Senior Christian Endeavor. Local obituaries note Modoc Martin 13 months and Mrs Georgia Martin. Bennett Taylor graduates at Virginia Military Institute and joins Westinghouse. Police report drunk and disorderly arrests and a reckless driving fine. multiple sale and rent notices appear for local properties and items.
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Christian Endeavor
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Presbyterian Church
Bennett Taylor
L. R. Taylor
Center Street
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Taylor
Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Legion Hall
Post 64
Post
West Virginia Ramblers
Ferraline Promises Easy Digestion and Appetite Boost
Ferraline claims to perfect digestion and improve health by using a mineral water concentrate. The ad promises readers can eat anything with no discomfort, build strength, and regain years of vitality. Drugstores offer a money back guarantee after the first bottle, with a ten day treatment priced at one dollar.
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