Forum Club Social Highlights Princeton Gathering
The Forum Club met at Mrs. WR. Kidden’s Park Avenue home for an evening of reviews on Gene Stratton Porter and Harold Bell Wright. Mrs. J. H. Fry chaired the business session and committees were named for the October 27 banquet.
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Forum Club
WR. Kidden
R. N. Vermillion
J. H. Fry
M. G. Harper
Gene Stratton Porter
Harold Bell Wright
W. H. Foster
Wright
J. H. Kelley
Keeper of the Bees
G. M. Hollandsworth
Local notices and court actions mixed with Florida travel tale
Nora Bailey dies as district news covers cremation plans and a 4:30 pm funeral at Mrs. J. B. Kirk’s home. In court, Judge Dillard dismisses the misdemeanor docket while a Layton Lilly dog case returns a not guilty verdict. Florida trips prompt warnings on costs, then Princeton football heads to Northfork for a two week away swing.
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Dillard
Layton Lilly
Northfork
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Miss Nora Bailey Dies After Prolonged Illness
Miss Nora Marie Bailey aged nineteen died yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kirk on Mercer street after several weeks of heart trouble. She was a Goshen, Virginia native and a member of the First Baptist church in Goshen. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bailey, two brothers Paul and R L Bailey, and four sisters Olife Gladys and Mrs Thigman Paxton.
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Nora Marie Bailey
J. B. Kirk
Mercer Street
Miss Bailey
R. H. Bailey
Goshen
First Baptist Church of
Princeton
Paul
R. L. Bailey
Covington, Ky
Olife
Gladys
Thigman Paxton
WELCH
G. L. Counts
Charleston
Hub Herndon
Huntington
Ralph Osborne
Panama
L. A. Osborne
Osborne
W. T. Noel
Vivian
C. C. Cochran
J. E. Avery
Coalwood
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
Jean
H. B. Foy
Davy
G. W. Mullens
Grace Hospital
Princeton Meeting On Seneca Trail Paving Effort
A mass meeting announced for this evening at 7 in Oakvale High School aims to back the Seneca Trail project. Property owners along the Princeton Glen Lyn road are urged to attend. the Princeton Chamber of Commerce road committee sponsors the event to press for paving or county state maintenance.
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Princeton
Oakvale
Princeton-Glen Lyn
Princeton Chamber of Commerce
Eve
Seneca Trail Association
Marriage license issued for Ellis and Kane
A marriage license was issued from the county court clerk’s office for John Wesley Ellis, 46, and Irene M. Kane, 44, both of Bluefield. A fiduciary order appointed Maude Reed as guardian of George, Willie, Harold, Nathan and Naomi Reed, with a bond of 8,000. Shortly afternoon yesterday Prosecuting Attorney Ross stated.
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John Wesley Ellis
Irene M. Kane
Bluefield
Maude Reed
George
Willie
Harold
Nathan
Naomi Reed
Ross
Princeton East River district to discuss road upgrade with county court
An 9 oclock meeting at the courthouse brings Princeton and East River residents together with county officials to plan improving the Princeton Oakvale road for state maintenance. The Princeton Chamber of Commerce sponsors, and fire alarm will sound at 8 45 to ensure turnout.
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Princeton
East River District
Princeton- Oakvale
Eclty
Welch Kiwanis Meet Moves to New Church Tonight
Welch KiwanisClub meets at Welch Presbyterian Church at six this Friday in place of the usual Baptist setting. Dr. Vermillion and W. C. Cook lead a novel program to be remembered. All members urged to attend the first meeting at the new location and time.
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Welch Kiwanis Club
Welch Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Dr. Vermillion
W. C. Cook
Local golfers reach Berthellyn cup semi finals
Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown and Miss Edith Quier of Reading advance to the Berthellyn cup semi finals with wins in second round play. Philadelphia challengers Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Mrs Ronald Barlow also win to join the field.
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Philadelphia
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Edith Quier
Reading
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Ronald
Barlow
Fordyce
Kelen Meehan
Quier
Pitate Stifel
Wheeling
W. Va
Hurd
E. H. Fitler
W. Turnbull
Peck Is Called Before Landis In Tight Ballgame
Traynor's single after Barnhart grounded a binege ends a tense moment as Peck is called before Landis, a ruling that would have altered scoring if the decision had gone the other way.
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Peck
Landis
Traynor
Barnhart
Harvard Ends Long Delay and Adopts Player Numbering
Harvard finally numbers players for football games, starting with the 1925 opener against Rensselaer Polytechnic. The move aims to help spectators identify players, improve understanding of gains and tackles, and match college scoreboards in detail. The piece notes traditions in college games and contrasts with professional baseball’s more visible rosters.
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Harvard
Yale
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Crimson
Johnson Shadow Over Walter Johnson's Final Game
Fragmentary report notes Harris, Bucky, and Washington leader Johnson in a tense game. The piece hints Walter Johnson's shadow and a close finish, with mentions of a player named Johnson rising to the moment.
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Giants
Harris
Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
Pittsburg
Smith
Bigbee
Moore
Carey
Peck
Bucky
Washington
Woman Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in West Virginia
In Elkins Randolph County, Peachy Green, 26, was found guilty of second degree murder for the August 28 killing of Con Stable C. H. Daniels at Valley Head. The state opened Ryder’s case next. Green testified she shot Daniels during a struggle with Ryder who she said urged her to shoot.
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W. Va
Peachy Green
C. H
Tom) Daniels
Valley Head
Randolph County
Elmer Ryder
Mrs. Green
Ryder
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