Princeton Classifieds Include Cars Homes And Events
For sale or trade a Cadillac car with only 7000 miles in extra good condition and a seven-passenger Rp ywerson. For rent a three room apartment with steam heat and private bath. Auto insurance savings offered by rt T. Hopkins. William De Mille's Locked Doors shown at the Yale Theatre today with a star cast. A West Virginia pageant in Central High School attracted over 200 students in costume. Willing Workers Class holds Mother's Day rehearsal at the Christian church 7 30 pm. A 100 gallon still destroyed in a Piney Grove raid. Baptist Young People Union hosts Mother's Day program at 6 45 pm. For rent two story brick building on Mercer street near Virginian depot with garage and six room apartment. New Eclipse Creations men’s shirts at Hadden’s for 1 95.
Salvation Army Drive Outlined for Mercer County
Princeton Rotary Club heard plans for a Salvation Army building takeover in Bluefield and a county wide drive to raise 62000. Jess Lewis described county quotas and Princeton's 5000 pledge. discussions included establishing a Princeton post. George Brown was named delegate to the Cleveland Rotary International Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bluefield
Mercer County
Princeton Rotary Club
Jess Lewis
Bramwell
Matoaka
Princeton
H. B. DeJarnette
Lewis
Rotary Club
George Brown
Rotary International
Cleveland
Hartley Sanders
Merel Calloway
Bill Roberts
Emily
EB. L. Waterman
Ensign Sprague
George Richards
Judge Divides 6-Room House For Fourteen In Sheffield
In Sheffield England Judge Dowdall settles a dispute over a six room house by allocating the space between two families totaling fourteen people. The decision partitions the residence to end a long standing quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Sheffield
Eng
Dowdall
Pythians Hold Convention Here in Princeton
The Fourteenth District Pythians convention in Princeton passed a resolution thanking the city for hospitality and praising the Methodist church for meeting space. The body urged the grand lodge to establish a Pythian home in West Virginia and approved additional assessment. Delegates from Mullens and many lodges attended. religious services followed with Mothers Day programs across local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythias
Princeton
Methodist Church
Pythians
John G. Vaughn
West Virginia
Grand Lodge
J. C.mcconnell
Wilford McCutcheon
Princeton Merchants Association
J. G. Vaughn
Lynch
Pythian
James W. Hall
Matewan
Charles H. White
Maybeury
J. A. Hurst
el Katan
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Mothers urged to attend Princeton Churches service
In Princeton Presbyterian church Rev. H. Phinpa invites mothers with children to Sunday school at 9 45 and the 11 o clock service where the pastor will deliver a special message to mothers. Committee members J C Porter H D Karnes and J W Lowery to indicate attendance for Sunday school or only the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
First Methodist
Z. B. Randall
Roy Snead
BR. M. Sims
Arthur Wake
Roanoke
Wake
C. F
Christian Endeavor
Princeton High Noses Out Welch in Ninth In Thriller
Princeton High edged Welch 6-5 in a dramatic ninth inning as Stull scored the winning run after Welch catcher dropped a pitched ball. Austin pitched for Princeton while Noll started for Welch. Classifieds note sewing and boarding requests at local addresses and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton High School
Welch High
Stull
Welch
Austin
Noll
Cleveland Boyd is given life term in murder case
Judge Dillard sentences Cleveland Boyd to life imprisonment at Moundsville after overruling defense motions to set aside the verdict. Bride Joiner receives two years and six months for voluntary manslaughter. Contested trial featured juror voir dire and instructional objections. appeal planned. Court docket included non-support cases with local marital friction and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kee
C. B. Martin
Cleveland Boyd
Dillard
Moundsville
Squire Harry Cook
Supreme Court
Woods
Payne Boyd
Cution
Circuit Court
Criminal Court
Daddy
Papa
Two Welch Ladies Injured In Auto Crash Near Tennis Club
Mrs. D. J. F. Strother and Mrs. L. Anderson suffered severe injuries when a head on collision occurred yesterday afternoon around five near the old Tennis Club courts on the highway. Taxicab driver Joe Jasco escaped injury while a passenger A Guttermann was badly cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. F. Strother
Joe Jasco
Welch
L. Anderson
Mr. Strother
Eld Tennis Club
Ry Road
Rother
Strother
L. C. Anison
Mr. Strothe
Grace Hospital
Tragic Eyes in World and Local Notices Highlight Day
A stream of brief notices and incidents runs through the day. Grace Hospital treated several patients including Mrs. Wallis and Mrs. Day installment, while others from the area were noted for hospital stays, travels, and local events. A Davy game at Coalwood High School ended 14 to 11, and Bell’s Department Store prepared for an opening afternoon with Niles’ Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalwood High School
Davy
Bell’s Department Store
Niles’ Orchestra
Sam Bell
Hotel Proprietor Fined and Jailed in Welch Whiskey Raid
The Columbia's new proprietor Thomas Taiti, from Akron Ohio, violated Welch city rules by selling whiskey in a hotel. A raid led by City Officer Hutton found alcohol and several guests. In mayor court Taiti paid 100 dollars plus costs and received thirty days in jail. Two hotel roomers paid 10 dollars each for keeping company with a woman of questionable character, who was fined 10 dollars and told to leave town. The woman served time if fines were unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Thomas Taiti
Akron
Ohio
Welch
Charles C. Hutton
Taiti
Costa
Trial of Jon Jarrett Delays Court Proceedings All Morning
The criminal court devoted the morning to the trial of Jon Jarrett on charges of criminal assault against a young girl, delaying other business. The proceedings continued with testimony and adjournment pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Jarrett
Cass
Jury Finishes Deliberations in Local Court
The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a lengthy deliberation yesterday afternoon. Earlier reports show a nine to three tilt toward acquittal in the case of Sam Corti charged with non support. Other notes mention a separate case involving Sisker and the ongoing proceedings for Frank Wexiyard. Local observers anticipate further court actions as officials prepare to pass sentence on Corti and address related matters in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Boyd
Cleveland Boyd
Sam Corti
Corti
Jaeger
Sisker
Frank Wexiyard
Bam
Northfork
Two Linemen Seriously Hurt When Pole Broke Near Havace
Two linemen from Norfolk and Western were seriously injured when a pole broke while hanging a transformer near Havace Rotterday morning around 11 o clock. B Iday of this city and Earl Testerman of Blue Stone Junction were strapped to the pole with safety belts. the pole snapped and they were hurled to the ground. They were taken to Grace Hospital where Halliday suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and severe cuts, while Testerman sustained upper limb injuries, facial lacerations, and dental damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havace
B. Iday
Norfolk and Western
Earl Testerman
Bluestone Junction
Halliday
Pole
Testerman
Dote on London Nightclub Raid Detectives
Perfectly dressed detectives in evening wear conduct most raids on London clubs. They mingle with a duchess and other tailed persons on the dance floor before revealing their pe y and beginning to make arrests. Only once is a pearl mentioned in the Old Testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell County Nation Bank
I. J. Rhodes
Wyoming Street
London
Lodon
Leicester Square
Pearl
Experience of Nervous Woman in Ohio Ad
A nervous woman describes sleepless nights crying and overwhelming blues. She reports backache and weakness, trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Search Liver Pills, plus Sanitive Wash, and credits improvements in sleep, appetite, and energy, with encouragement to others to consult physicians and use the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neanatl
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
F.k.corigin
Peete Street
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Ball
Princeton Pharmacy
Rt T. Hopkins
First National Building
William de Mille
Betty Compson
Theodore Ris
Kathryn Williams
Theodor von Eltz
Robert Edeson
Yal
Pee
Straley Avenue
Thurs
Mauch
Christian Church
Creasy and Hawkes
Prohibition
Lambert and Thompson
Piney Grove
Lerona
Baptist Young People’s Union
Mercer Street
Virginian Depot
T. H. Holt
Main Street
Hadden
Royal—Today
So Adolem Tusor Ne
Jesse
Lasrence
Theodore Roberts
J. C. Herndon
Dokkies
Kew Street
A F. Phenix
A. L. Griffith
Theodoranes
Highlad Ave
Kee Street
State Supreme Court
C. W. Fraser
Hinton Westeray
Lucille Gwinn
Winston- Salem
N. C
Dewey Bailey
Park Avenue
B. Joleson
Clarence E. Combs
Detroit
A. H. Carr
New Hove
Emerson Meadows
Willowton
John L. Patterson
Richmond
C. H. Pmvos
R. R. Saze
Athens
Walton Caldwell
D. C. Rice
Forest Street
Ed Moore
Richlands
Lilly
Lilly Land Company
Fred W. Smith
Judee
Pege
First Baptist Church
Leigh B. Ogle
RB. Ogle
Ruth Ogle
T. M. Johnson Will Ng
Mcdowell County
Walls
Franklin K. Day
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
Lwood
Superiam
Hugh McMillan
G. T. Eppling
H. B. Wright
Cole
Edward O’toole
R. V. Shanklin
French Lick
Ind
Isadore Baker
Dave Cook
Carter Hotel
South Bend
Studebaker
Gail T. Carter
Mountain State Motor Company
Guy Hughes
Williamson
Lord Walker
Guy Mace
Gary
Charles F. Hicks
T. 8
Curd
Bernard C. Swope
G. L. Streub
G. C. Sexton
L. ©. Woods
Betty
Blueeld
Forsan
Simon Solins
L. B. Woods
Nofeon
Harriet Hammond
Elinor Glyn
Harriet
Madame Glyn
John Jarrett
H. W. Black
Frederick W. Black
M. W. Pleman
Kimball
Moses Soon
Worth
Welch Briefs
Philadel Pe
Pinkham
Philadelphia
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