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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

21

Ruth About Same Condition At Memorial Hospital

Ruth the former major league home run king remains in about the same condition at Memorial hospital as on admission last week for supplementary treatment. An official bulletin says he is receiving radiation and should gain comfort once fatigue and travel weariness subside and the treatment takes effect. Ruth has been hospitalized several times in the past year, including a throat operation in 1946.

New York Babe Ruth Memorial Hospital Ruth French Hospital

Blue Grays Reach .500 After Welch Win Ahead of Rebels Clash

The Blue Grays trail to a 22 defeats tally but aim for a .500 season after beating Welch tonight. Rain wiped out a chance to reach it earlier, sparking real frustration. A Thursday game at home against the New River Rebels looms as the next test, with Bowenfield trips and a possible doubleheader on the schedule.

Welch New River Rebels Rebs Bowenfield

Louis favored for heavyweight title after Walcott win

The crowd favored champion Louis to defend his heavyweight crown after an eleven round knockout of Walcott at Yankee Stadium last Friday. He travels to England to face Freddie Mills on July 26 and expects a good fight.

Louis Lesnevich Walcott Ezzard Charies Yankee Stadium England Freddie Mills Mills

Carles and Bivins Set for August Elimination Bout

The Nation al Boxing association names the Cincinnati’s Ez zard Carles and Cleveland’s Jixcunr Bivins as the first elimination bout for the vacant world heavyweight title. The 10 round match at Griffith stadium is signed by their managers. NBA president Abe Green says future heavyweight contests will count as elimination bouts. Menendez projects about 100000 spectators.

Washington Ezzard Carles Cincinnati Jixcunr Bivins Cleveland National Boxing Association Joe Uis Griffith Stadium NBA Abe Green Gabe Menendez

Colored Meetings Across Local Societies This Week

The Missionary Society of East Graham Christian Church will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Margaret Craft’s home. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Association of Colored Railway Trainmen plans a Friday 2 PM program at the Carola home on Bland Street.

Missionary Society of the East Graham Christian Church Margaret Craft Association of Colored Railway Trainmen Carola Bland Street

Pleitas Joins Washington Senators From Lookouts

Cuban shortstop Angel Pleitas of the Chattanooga Lookouts left for major league duty with the Washington Senators after batting .254 for Chattanooga in the Southern Association. In other results, Memphis beat Nashville 3 to 2, Little Rock defeated Chattanooga 9 to 7, Kew Creans won 5 to 1 at Birmingham, and Mobile routed Atlanta 13 to 11.

Jigiin NATS Chattanooga Tenn Angel Pleitan Chattanooga Lookouts Southern Association Washington Senators Lookout Joe Engel Fleitas Senators Memphis Nashville Little Rock Kew Creans Birmingham Mobile Atlants

Reds edge Pirates 6 5 in 14th inning thriller

Howie Schultz delivered a pinch single in the 14th, scoring Ted Kluszewski from third as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 in a wild extra inning game witnessed by 23,233. Pirates manager Bill Meyer and three others were ejected by umpire Bill Stewart for protesting a play.

REDS Pirates Cincinnati Howie Schultz Ted Kluszewski Cincinnat Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Bill Meyer Bill Stewart

Fireball Bob Races Past Vernon in Tight Tilt

Vernon and Fireball Bob battle to a close win as Bob Marchildon leads with 7 points and Harrist adds 4. Washington posts 7 rebounds, Philadelphia 11 assists, while Marchildon suffers the loss. Harrist earns the win with 5 hits and 125 minutes, Ferrick and Savage add key scores as the crowd of 11,455 watches.

Vernon Marchildon Joost Fain Christman Washington Philadelphia Bob Harrist Ferrick SO Savage Wynn Savage Harris UMP Stevens Summers Grieve

Baseball doubleheader notes Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis

Summary of multiple baseball game details including line scores, hits, errors, and pitchers. Key events include singles by Rojek Raffensberger and Williams, home runs by Fitzgerald West Wyrostek, and a late rally by Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati totals, RBI, double plays, and fielding observations are listed with pitching lines and misc. statistics.

Rojek Fitzgerald Williams Gumber Raffensberger Pittsburgh Cincinnati E—Fitsgerald Wilson Stallcup RBI West Walker Hopp Schutz Fox Hatton Baumholtz Kiner Wyrostek Williais Swaotz Riddle Zientara Litwhiler Gustine J. Riddle Kiuszewski Gumbert Lamanne Bob—Riddle Higbe Singleton Bo—Riddle Wild P Singleton Fannin Chicago ST. Louis Lupien Philley Wicht Priddy Zarilla Moss Kolloway Michaels Appling Bob Wight Widmar Lo—Fannin Wild P—Fannin Robinson UMPS Hurley Berry Jones

Reappoints Vanvoorhis and Colson to West Virginia athletic council

Morgantown WV June 29 The reappointment of Isaac L Vanvoorhis of Morgantown and Dr Clyde L Colson to the West Virginia University athletic council was announced by President Irvin Stewart Colson a law school faculty member has served since the council's creation in 1947 Vanvoorhis alumni term runs to June 30 1950 Colson's term ends June 30 1951 Leo W Jack Fleming Jr will join July 1 as student member succeeding Robert C Gentry Fleming was elected by the student body Holdovers include Dean Ott Romney J O Knapp Dr Harry M Fridley and William G Thompson

Morgantown W. Va Isaac L. Vanvoorhis Clyde L. Colson West Virginia University Athletic Council Irvin Stewart Colson University Law School Vanvoorhis Leo W Jack) Fleming, Jr Robert C. Gentry Huntington Fleming Ott Romney School of Physical Education J. O. Knapp Harry M. Fridley William G. Thompson Montgomery Board of Governors

Bragan Named Fort Worth Cats Manager. Dockins Moves to Pitcher

Bobby Bragan 30 year old infielder and catcher is sent from Brooklyn to manage the Fort Worth Cats in the Texas League. He replaces George Dockins who acted as skipper since June 22 and will remain with the club as a pitcher.

Fort Worth Tex Bobby Bragan Brooklyn Fort Worth Cats George Dockins Bragan Dockins

Wytheville Livestock Market Prices

Sales recap at Wytheville with hogs cattle and sheep figures. Hogs range light 160 to top 27.00, heavy 306 at 25.25, sows 385 at 22.00. Cattle show steers heifers and stockers prices 13.00 to 27.25, cows and vealers varying to 24. Q. Sheep report lambs 92 to 493 head with prices 17.00 to 28.00, slaughter ewes 150 at 8.00, common 115 at 3.25 to 7.75.

Bluefield Names Investor Syndicate Representative

Richard K. Barton announces Bluefield graduate and Beaver high school alum has been named representative for Investors Syndicate of America Inc and related funds. A. H. Spangler called him a hero as he begins his role after serving in World War I and editing the Beaver Chips yearbook.

Richard K. Barton Bluefield Beaver High School Marshall College Investors Syndicate Investors Syndicate of America, Inc Investors Mutual, Inc Investors Stocks Fund, Inc A. H. Spangler Yesteray Beaver American Legion Beaver Chips Infantry Marshall Alpha Sigma Phi

Princeton photographer opens studio in Hadden building

A local photographer A. Hutcheson has opened a new commercial and portrait studio in the Hadden building at 103 North Eighth Street Princeton. The studio features modern equipment and will hold a grand opening in a few days.

FE. A. Hutcheson Hadden Building North Eighth Street Princeton

Golden Earrings at the Royal theatre today

Coming to the Royal theatre today is Golden Earrings starring Ray Milland and Marlene Dietrich. The rough romance features Marvyn Vye Bruce Lester Quentin Reynolds and Dennis Hoey in the cast.

the Royal Royal Theatre Ray Milland Marlene Dietrich al Hemingway Marvyn Vye Bruce Lester Quentin Reynolds Dennis Hoey

April Showers cast led by Jack Carson and Ann Sothern

In 1912 San Francisco vaudeville tale, Jack Carson Ann Sothern and Robert Ellis star as the Ty me family Joe June and Buster. The film follows their rise to fame through hard work with tuneful songs and dance numbers.

Jack Carson Ann Sothern Joe, June Buster Tyme San Francisco Carson, Sothern Robert Ellis

Second sound film at Family Night at First Baptist

The Life of Paul will be shown tonight at 7:30 during Family Night service at the First Baptist church. The program titled The Way of Salvation invites the public to attend this interesting presentation.

First Baptist Church Paul

Court filings in chancery suit by Frances Robinette

In circuit court under July rules, Frances Robinette infant sues Clarence Robinette and Andrew R. Mathena against Doris Lee Mathena.

Circuit Court Chancery Frances Robinette Infant Clarence Robinette Andrew R. Mathena Doris Lee Mathena

Three Die and Two Hurt in Parkersburg Auto Wreck

In Parkersburg West Virginia during a thunderstorm a car skidded into a city bus on Murdock Avenue killing three young people and injuring two others. The dead include Jerry Jones a medical student at West Virginia University and Ruth E Menifee plus Ruth Ann Stott both of Parkersburg. Eleanor Barnes and Evelyn Sams were hospitalized with injuries.

Parkersburg W. Va Gale Smith Jerry Jones Betty Brett Cincinnati West Virginia University Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Ruth E. Menifee Ruth Ann Stott Eleanor Barnes Evelyn Sams Smith City Lines of West Virginia, Inc Murdock Avenue

Donkey Ball Teed Up By Kiwanis And Jokers

The Princeton Kiwanis club and Jokers baseball team square off in a donkey baseball game at the Princeton athletic field at 5 this afternoon. Kiwanis players ride donkeys for most positions while pitcher catcher and batter also ride. every hit earns a donkey ride. The evening ends with a team race, and the event should run about two hours.

Princeton Kiwanis Princeton Princeton Athletic Field Kiwanis Fred Goodall Charles Whittaker Frank Shumaker Frank Wright Garfield Burton Frank Holroyd Ed Jones John Bunn Robert Carr Irvin Looney Randy Robinette L. G Joe Bertalan

Princeton Methodist Circles Meet This Afternoon

Circles of the First Methodist church plan meetings Thursday at 2 30 except where noted. Rosa Mae Butler with J E Cline on Harrison street. Betty Alt with T H Teel on Princeton avenue. Elizabeth Ernest at 8 o clock with Clinton Bonham. Mary Blackford on Blake avenue with A S Barksdale. Laura Wheeler with Roscoe Pendleton on Harrison. Ella Sue Wagner postponed one week with C C Sarver. Helen Farrier in Epworth hall at the church.

First Methodist Church Rosa Mae Butler J. E. Cline B. B. Coleman Harrison Street Betty Alt T. H. Teel Briola Princeton Avenue Elizabeth Ernest P. I. Lilly Clinton Bonham Mary Blackford Joe Lilly A. S. Barksdale Blake Avenue Laura Wheeler Roscoe Pendleton A. E. Dangerfield Ella Sue Wagner C. C. Sarver Helen Farrier Harbert Epworth Hall H. J. Thompson Straley Avenue

Bids Sought for Pearisburg Town Hall Construction

The Town of Pearisburg invites sealed proposals for building the Pearisburg Town Hall. Bids due July 13 1948 at 7 PM with 5 percent bid bond or 6 percent bid bond. plans available June 30 for $15. extra copies $10 non refundable. deposit refunded to unsuccessful bidders. Town reserves right to reject any bid and hold bids 30 days. J Taylor Mayor.

Pearisburg Witten Virginia Pearlsburg WN OF J. Taylor

Princeton council meets to wind up year and plan airport

The Princeton city council, acting as the municipal airport authority, met Monday night to finalize year end business. They approved hangar floor specs, opened bids, and discussed police staffing, street projects, sewer lines, and new ordinances including taxi stand fees and auto license conditions.

Princeton Merlin Miller G. K. White W. W. Bondurant L. G. Bagley St. Albans G. W. Anderson Matoaka Curtis Newkirk Council Fourth Street Jefferson Front Irvin Elmore Magnolia Street Magnolia Tenth McKinley Avenue Railroad Avenue Henderson Valley Street Magnolia Avenue Airport James Brennan South Avenue W. H. Arrington, Jr Reynolds Avenue Harry M. Ayers Bee Street Julia Teal Mahood Avenue Colored Hill T. J. Higginbotham Clark M. Thornton

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Many Musical Programs

The listing outlines a full day of WLOH radio programming from 6:00 in the morning through 11:00 at night. It includes musical rounds, old time hymns, various time slots for bands and orchestra programs, news briefs, interviews, devotional segments, market reports, farm and religious broadcasts, and late evening dances.

Ivernover WLOH Milady Rev. Dunn Rex Eleanor Horace Heildt Oreh Salvation Army Melody Boys Philco Lilly Mountaineers Slim Bryant S. Navy Martin T Lois June Allen Roth

Four-H Dusting Demonstrations Scheduled at Glenwood Park

4 H club members will view dusting and spraying demonstrations at Glenwood Park on Thursday and Friday. Plant pathologist Frank Bishop will present Thursday afternoon. winners of project demonstrations may advance to a Fayetteville regional contest on July 9. Activities include visits to the homes of Ronnie McLaughlin Clarence Sizemore Billy Harvey and Mrs. R. W. Hambrook Nemours across Glenwood Princeton Rich Creek and Nemours areas.

Glenwood Park Frank Bishop College of Agriculture Glenwood Fayetteville Ronnie McLaughlin Clarence Sizemore Thornton Avenue Princeton Billy Harvey Rich Creek Spanishburg R. W. Hambrick Nemours

Princeton Garden Club Meets With June Hostesses

Mrs. H. E. DeJarette presided at the Princeton Garden club gathering on Center street with co-hostesses Mrs. Carter Snead and Mrs. S. T. Peters. Reports on the May flower show and the State Federation meeting in White Sulphur Springs were shared. A guest from Pulaski attended, and the Ella Sue Wagner circle postponed its meeting to July 8. The Past Time club plans to meet Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs. J. H. McGlothlin’s home.

Princeton Garden Club H. E. DeJarette Center Street Carter Snead S. T. Peters Hartley Sanders E. L. Robertson State Federation of Garden Clubs Greenbrier White Sulpher Springs Mesdames L. V Doggett Fred Savage H. E. De-Jarnette I. M. Smith D. J. Bailey George Brown Mary Shuff Pulaski Mesadmes S. T. Bird Russell Bodell A. S. Blankenship Oscar Boyst H. E. DeJarnette L. W. Doggett Earl Gott C. R. Hare Charles Lohr E. K. Johnston Harry Karnes Early Robertson W. D. Shuff D. F. Savage T. M. Johnston J. H. McGlothlin Bluefield Road

Stores To Close Monday July 5 In Independence Day Observance

Princeton stores will close Monday July 5 in celebration of Independence Day. The Princeton Chamber of Commerce retail merchants committee also observed the usual Wednesday afternoon closing next week.

Princeton Princeton Chamber of Commerce

Thirteen hundred at Woods Motor Sales grand opening

Thirteen hundred persons registered at Woods Motor Sales for the opening of its new garage and sales rooms at Mercer and Walnut streets on Saturday. New Chrysler and Plymouth cars were displayed. Visitors included Ralph Webber regional sales manager of Pittsburgh C R Hutt service manager L L Wills J Henman and J W Spradlin of Charleston.

the Woods Motor Sales Mercer Walnut Street Chrysler Plymouth Ralph Webber Pittsburgh C. R. Hutt L. L. Wills J. Henman J. W. Spradlin Charleston

Water Supply System Set Up At 4-H Camp

The Wholesale Paint & Supply company installs a pump and builds a water system for the Mercer 4-H club camp at Glenwood Park. The setup should be ready for the camp opening on July 12.

Wholesale Paint & Supply Company Mercer Glenwood Park

Princeton Area Personal News Highlights

Mr and Mrs W N Reese and daughters Juanita and Virginia of Columbus Ohio visited their relatives on Ohio street and attended a wedding in Erwin Tennessee and a Bedford Virginia reunion. Virginia stayed for the summer with grandparents. Willard Johnson and baby Sharon Kay of Princeton visited Mr and Mrs Reese. Mrs O J Barrows and son David of Grantsville W Va returned home after visiting Mrs Barrows mother on Wyoming street.

W. N. Reese Juanita Virginia Columbus Ohio Mr. Reese J. B. Reese Ohio Street Reese Willard Johnson Sharon Kay Princeton

For Sale Five Room House With Land In Princeton

A five room house on a two acre parcel on Maple Street Princeton is offered for quick sale. Prospective buyers should apply at 507 Lazenby Ave Princeton West Virginia.

Lilly Grove Princeton W. Va Maple Street Lazenby Ave

Educator Quits Federal Post

Dr. John W. Studebaker resigned as U S commissioner of education, a $10000 a year post, saying he could no longer afford to stay in federal service. He will become vice president and chair of the Scholastic Magazines editorial board, after 14 years in the post.

Washington John W. Studebaker U. S Studebaker Scholastic Magazines

Plant Closes For Employee Vacation At Maiden Farm

The Maiden Farm Brassiere plant in Princeton will close on Saturday July 3 and reopen July 12 for employees annual paid vacation. Workers with six months service receive one week off while those with three years or more get two weeks.

Maiden Farm Brassiere Company Princeton

200 Flyers Found On Athens Road Near Princeton

About 200 flyers were discovered along Athens Road near Princeton West Virginia, with no additional details about origin or purpose. Investigators collected the items for examination.

Jess Pennington Princeton Athens Road W. Va

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