Princeton Social Circles Forum and Notices
In Princeton social pages a Catholic? Baptist church memorial service is noted for Saturday at 10:45. Forum Department of the Woman's Club held a meeting with Mrs. EB Maher ty as hostess. Lectures covered John Galworthy and The White Monkey. New members added and two visitors welcomed. Agnes Dodson recital praised at the Royal with Ella Holroyd on piano. Circle No. 7 studied From Strength to Strength at the Baptist Mission Union. Local personals list residents and visitors, with several travel notes and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew French
D. Ay Ry
Baptist Church
Forum Club
EB. O. Mmaherty
Forum Department
Woman's Club
W. Hi Foster
South Ninth Street
Vermillion
BE. K. Keatron
John Galaworthy
Sheppard Arave
Nell Noel
White Monkey
G. A. Crumpecker
J. W. McGuire
Barger
McCoy
Mra. Keatey
Mra
Mons
Agnes Dodson
Royal
Wodnon
Miss Dodson
Ella Holroyd
Plana
Dorn
Princeton
The
Baptist Mission Union
Streneth
Tle Hird
W.gentry
J. K. Ball
Red Peters
M. F.peters
Richmond
Richmond Medical College
Thoma Bowling
Francesa Monaker
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
J. F. Foley
Matoaka
Mississippi
Pony Austin
Memorial Hospital
Tom Alien
Blacksburn
Crane
Littig
Jane Dayla
Center Street
K. 3. McNeer
L. &. Willyoung
Yukon
Diva
T. J. Dawson
J. C. Dodges
Agnes Dodaon
Winston-Salem
Mary W. Rich
Philadelphia
Edward Jena
Modern Foods Lack Sufficient Phosphate Advert
Ad claims modern foods fail to supply organic phosphates and threatens poor nerve force and endurance. It suggests Evans Triple Phosphates as a remedy, touting benefits like increased nerve strength and weight, and lists druggists and outlets offering the product despite rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Triple Phosphates
Aoodykoontz, Drug Co
Bluefeld
Haje Pharmacy
Princeton
Lilly Land Company figures in Coaldale business tour
Gadd of Lilly Land Company Ia fn Coaldale conducts business with Mrs. Fisher and her mother. J J Lilly returns from Ron agoke after company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spen
Prospects for Increased Water Supply Near Princeton
Brighter prospects for a larger water supply near Princeton emerged as a crew worked on the pipeline and pump installation for the new plant. J C McConnell began operating the pump as part of the ongoing construction and testing phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Threa
Wolla
J. C. McConnell
Korene Mouth Wash Promises Powerful Non Alcoholic Antiseptic
An advertisement touts Korene as a highly potent non alcoholic antiseptic for killing disease germs claiming it is over seventy five times stronger than ordinary mouthwash. A six ounce Kojene bottle sells for 60 cents at multiple Bluefield Princeton area pharmacies and, when diluted with water, makes half a gallon of mouthwash. Smokers are urged to use it at night for a fresh morning mouth feel with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ites
Bind Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
Bluefield
Princeton
Hale Pharmacy
Kolene
Water supply repairs under way after Sunday outages
Inspector Hall said the state health department and public health service are addressing the water shortage at the ice plant and other stops. New wells equipment has been ordered and will be shipped to Princeton at once. Water samples from the Hines well were sent to Bluefield for analysis with results due tomorrow. No mains blowouts were reported and most areas had water yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hall
Public Service Commission
Princeton
State Health Department
Public Health Service Commission
Water Company
H. C
Hines
Bluefield
Norfolk and Return Virginian Railway Schedule
PRINCE TON area travel notice for Virginian Railway May 29 1925 depart Princeton 420 pm final limit 1000 pm June 1 1925 ticket holders unable to secure sleeper accommodations baggage not checked. Officials Sutherland ticket agent Princeton W V Woody A G P Morielk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Norfolk
Trom
Catattone
Enet
Sutherland
W. V. Woody
Cow Killed By Virginian Railway Court Case
The jury awarded H C Wilmer 2500 for alleged malicious prosecution. Mrs Ellen Howard sues Virginian Railway for 10000 over a cow killed after a train struck it near her ill health. The defense cites storm and flood that aggravated her nerves. Evidence includes medical testimony and eyewitness accounts.
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H. C. Wilmer
Hisault
H. Rogen
Rosen
Ellen Howard
Virginian Railway Company
Howard Home
Howard
Fia
Lost in Princeton gold certificates reward offered
Between April 20 and 20th a stash of 280090 in gold certificates was lost wrapped in white paper and rolled in a cloth bag. A liberal reward is offered. Call 477. For sale a home at 705 Huckland Ave Med reason for selling due to health.
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Princeton
One
Huckland Ave
Med
Legion Auxiliary Poppies Sale For War Orphans
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a poppy sale to raise funds for the endowment for war orphans. Princeton has part of its $900 contribution toward a $1,500 goal. Poppies cost at least ten cents each. Memorial Day services will be held at the Baptist church at 11 AM followed by a National Guard relay to the cemetery and veterans graves decorated. Stores may stay open except during the service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
American Lagion Endowment’ Fund For
Orphana of Veterans, Witory and
Oratory
Princeton
Baptist Church
National Guard
New River State School Beats Princeton Team in Montgomery
The New River State School defeated Princeton on Wednesday morning in Montgomery with a 4 to 2 score. Individual results include Martin over Harlan 6-3 1-6 6-2, Straley over Updike 6-1 6-3, Woolwine over Canterbury 6-4 2-6 0-2, and doubles wins by Martin Canterbury 6-4 4-6 6-3, Moss Updike 6-1 6-0, Whitestone Smallridge over Taylor Holroyd 1-6 6-2 7-5. The metric system originated in France about 1790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River State School
Princeton
Montgomery
Martin
Harlan
Straley
Updike
Woolwine
Canterbury
Moss
Thornton
Whitestone and Smallridge
Taylor
Holroyd
France
Princeton Marriage License and Court Orders
A county court license issued yesterday for the marriage of BarI Francis, 24, and Alice Edmunda, 22, both of McComas. Also clerks issued orders: Maud N Reed named administratrix of George L Reed’s estate with a bond of 11,500. DD Terry named administrator of Isaac Belcher’s estate with bond of 100. Circuit court actions include Georgia Lumber Company et al v Harrison Construction Company et al in chancery for June rules.
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Celrkca
Barl Francis
Alice Edmunda
Mc~ Comas
Maud N. Reed
George L. Reed
DD. Terry
Isaac Belcher
Sutts
Georgia Lumber Company Et Als
Harrison Construction Company Et Als
Page Hleyen
Welch and McDowell County sponsor Boy Scout movement
Community leaders at War and McDowell County discuss backing Boy Scout work in the Dry Fork area. Welch Chamber of Commerce President Gail T Carter outlines goals for instructors and local support, with a plan to form a committee and meet a national Scout representative next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Bob Simpkins
Gail T. Carter
Welch Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Movement
Dry Fork
Business Men's Club
Rotary Club
Welch
North Park
Kimball
Coalwood
Carter
Bert Downs
McDowell County
Dr. Downs
Downs
Pate -Kerr
Boy Scout
Willqmy
Bluefield Telephone Companie
Citizens of War
Faraday
Gar Land
Wiliama
Bluefield
Welch Chamber , of Commerce
Welch ‘Chamber
Willems
Meines
Arma
Revolutionary Stomach Invigorator Claims Quick Relief
A bold offer promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a universal stomach remedy. It asserts rapid gas relief, reduced heartburn, and restored digestion, promising results within days. Sold through regular druggists and local depots with broad claims of popularity and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare's
Princeton
Hale Pharmacy
New Jersey
Hem-Roid internal relief promoted for piles
An ad touts Hem-Roid as a safe internal remedy from Dr. Leonhardt sold by Gondy Koonts Drug Co. It claims to address internal causes by improving lower bowel blood flow, offering lasting relief and reducing need for surgical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Gondykoonts Drug Co
Expect New Faces at Welch Gun Club Meeting
A Welch Gun Club meeting opens at 8:30 with new faces expected at the traps. Officers report growing interest as two members, J Lawrence Collier and Ben Rouse, vie for top score with Collier averaging 89.6 and Rouse 90 as prizes tempt beginners from local hardware stores. Ladies invited to shoot in future events amid comfortable seating and cold drinks.
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Welch
Ctr
Ut Baw
J. Lawrence Collier
Ben Rouse
Houge
Collier
Rouse
Chandler Acquitted in Manslaughter Case
The case of Doc Chandler, charged with manslaughter in the death of R. M. Reed, was tried before Squire Hutford. Chandler was found not guilty after testimony about a collision at a War crossing when Reed was struck by a vehicle. Witnesses described a crowd and tensions surrounding the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Chandler
Squire Aco. Hutford
Chandler
R. M. Reed
Tanlac advertised as flesh builder for weak bodies
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a remedy to add flesh to scrawny bodies and restore health and strength. It claims many testimonials praise Tanlac for relieving torpid liver, rheumatism, indigestion, and debility, and urges readers to buy a bottle today.
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Anlac
Tanlac
Nature
Ana Bunlder
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Ernst Lubitsch
Paramount Picture
Norfolk and Return
Virginian Railway
Eden Howard
First National Bank
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Williams
Bluefelder Company
Tia
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Elkhorn School
W. M. Perdue
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Crystal Earl
Edna Slugher
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Erwin, Tenn
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Harry M. Waugh
Havaco
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Norfolk and Western
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