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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

8

Princeton Baptist Circle Meetings and a Wedding

The Baptist Circles meet at church and homes this afternoon for mission study and chairmanship led gatherings. Hattie Hall wed Harry Smith in a 5 pm ceremony at Mrs. S. H. Baker’s home with Rev. Ogle officiating. they plan to live in Princeton. The Methodist Women meet at the church at 2 30 this afternoon. Mrs A L Green hosts a children’s party for Arthur Law.

Baptist Circles Circle No The Baptist Church Arnold Crotty South Avenue R. C. Sutherland R. B. Bodell Er. W Bonham Ben W. Bird Straley Avenue Ray Hylton Circle No. 5 Tom Charouchas G. V. Bruce Methodist Women's Society Ditcch A. L. Green van Court Apartments Arthur Law

Princeton neighbors list rental ads and local notices

Rentals offered including store room opposite the courthouse four room cottage brick home and apartments with hot and cold water. Marriages licenses issued for Zed Tate Virginia Tarr and Paris Bowling Emma Nicewander. Legal actions include a chancery suit and a fiduciary appointment of Alex Hedrick. Road work plans aim to improve roads before fall and winter. Chinquecpins from Carroll county. Heavy rain improves local vegetation. Giles County Fair attendance by Princeton merchants. Wayne K E Ross dies aged eleven. funeral in Trout Dale. Gifts and trades include a Dodge coupe trade and two furnished rooms for housekeeping.

Zed L. Tate Coalwood Virginia F. Tarr Dante Paris B. Bowling Bluefield Emma B. Nicewander Poplar Hill

Obituary for Edwin Hale

In memory of Edwin Hale who died September 16 1924 Odessa Crowell writes of a child at rest from sin. The piece speaks of Jesus welcoming Edwin, missing his sweet voice and playthings, and notes his small eyes closed yet felt near from the skies.

Edwin Hale Little Edwin Hale Odessa Crowell Edwin Bangs Edwin Dear

Two Men Held for Federal Grand Jury

Cecil Shrewsberry was bound on 4000 dollars by Justice W P Haller at Matoaka and appeared before U S Commissioner TH Scott in Bluefield. He faces federal grand jury action on moonshine operation charges after a sheriff raid. Attorney W C Fletcher represents Shrewsberry. Frank Martin, accused of liquor sales and conspiracy, was captured near Brush Fork after an escape attempt as Constable Belcher tried to arrest him.

Cecil Shrewshberry Justice of the Peace W. P. Haller Matoaka United States TH. Scott Bluefield Shrewsberry Crumpecker W. H. Shrewerberry Cecil W. C. Fletcher Frank Martin Belcher Brush Fork

Family dispute leads to court hearing

Martin was taken to Bluefield yesterday by State Policeman Creasy. He was arraigned before Commissioner Scott and held under $1,000 bond for a hearing on September 30.

Martin Bluefield Creasy Scott

Gypsy Smith Addresses Kiwanis Club Meeting

Evangelist Gypsy Smith spoke before the Kiwanis Club at the weekly luncheon, recounting his London boys club work and his campaign at the Presbyterian Church. I. A. Downey was absent, with H. C. Hays presiding, and plans were announced for an inter city Kiwanis meeting at the Mercer County Fair Grounds next Tuesday night. A club singing program directed by S. G. Williamsen was held.

Gypsy Smith Presbyterian Church Kiwanis Club London Canada I. A. Downey H. C. Hays Bluefield Matoaka Kiwanis Mercer County Fair Grounds G. Wilhiameson

Pope to convoke world Catholic council in 1928

Rome reports in Vatican circles that the Pope will call a world ecumenical council of the Catholic Church in 1928 the largest in history. The last ecumenical council sat in 1869 under Pius IX with nineteen councils in total beginning at Nicaea in 325. The 1870 end was interrupted by Franco-Prussian war and Rome's occupation by Italian troops.

Rome Vatican Pius IX Nicaea Asia Minor Italy

Evans Triple Phosphates Promises Relief for Nervous Weakness

Promotes Evans' Triple Phosphates as a restorative nerve food and blood builder for weakness sleeplessness and nerve trouble. Claims quick benefits within two weeks with money back guarantee and lists Goodykoontz Drug Co Princeton Hale Pharmacy and other druggists as suppliers.

Rego Evans Evans Goodykoontz Drug Co Princeton Hale Pharmacy

Playground and park proposed for Prospect near Bluefield

The Prospect board of education plans to buy a five acre parcel near the Bluefield Princeton Highway from Judge C W Smith. It includes a one acre wooded park and a ground for a recreation area with a baseball diamond and two tennis courts. The move aims to provide an accessible play area within five minutes of the courthouse. The land lies beside the highway and near a trolley line. The purchase is urged now to prevent loss to others and to benefit Princeton residents. Also noted is a divorce suit between Katherine Thompson Wood and Lt Osborne C Wood listed for the September term of the superior court in Wilmington Delaware.

Board of Education C. W. Smith Bluefield-Princeton Boudary Court House Princeton Wilmington Del Katherine Thompson Wood Osborne C. Wood Leonard Wood Philippines

Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Gas Relief

Bluefield druggists advertise Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a quick fix for stomach agony gas and indigestion. The ad claims ten minute relief from gas and heart strain and promotes one bottle to banish indigestion with claims of strong sales in a New Jersey town. It lists local Princeton area pharmacies as outlets.

Bluefield Dave New Jersey Maefield Pharmacy Fast End Pharmacy Fairview Pharmacy Princeton Hale Pharmacy

Welch City Upgrades Sidewalks and Traffic Plan

Welch undertakes downtown sidewalk rebuilds with new basins to divert floodwater. Mayor Blakely weighs raising the speed limit to twenty mph to ease traffic flow, with officials still considering the change. Community urged to keep Welch clean amid steady notices and local visits.

Helais Blakely Welch Drug Company Welch

Nine year old girl struck by car in city incident

Lucile Contes nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Cantley was knocked down and run over by an automobile in a street mishap. The report notes the young girl injured as the vehicle operated by another nine year old.

Lucile Contes Exrd R. C. Cantley Et Cogivecd No

Local Marriage Licenses and City Notes

The county clerk issued licenses for Daniel Teschuk and Annie Ninichuk both of Elkhorn. William Harris and Rosa Walker of Excelsior. Turl Gilmore and Beatrice Sho walter of Jenkin Jones. Dr J L Lameth moved to new offices at 90 McDowell over Sully's Barber Shop. Ethel Hunter, nine, was injured after falling on a pump while running to school and taken to Grace Hospital with a fractured right ankle and other injuries. Authorities report she is resting comfortably.

Catherine Rhodes Columbus OK State University Roscoe Hall Davy Grace Hospital Mose Cherapich Thorpe A. W. Hannell Jenkin Jones W. Reed Werness Bluefield R. D. Bailey Williamson Baltimore H. G. Camper Dr. Lameth Walter Waldron George M. Noell Charleston Welch P. C. Morrison Huntington J. Hoagland French O. P. Jones P. W. Jones Virginia Robert L. Page Berwind Henry Johnson J. W. Strickler J. A. French Ethel Brewster Midland FE. D. Massie Gary Daniel Teschuk Annie Ninichuk Elkhorn William Harris Rosa Walker Excelsior Turl Gilmore Beatrice Showalter J. L. Lameth Hutson McDowell Street Sully Ethel Hunter Co. J. Hunter

Costs of West Virginia state asylums and hospitals for 1925

Charleston reports the fiscal year ending June 30 1925 state board of control released totals for Weston Spencer Huntington Welch McKendry Fairmont and other hospitals. Weston total 252364.17 inmates 1318 per capita 191.48 net 185.61. Spencer total 110286.46 inmates 700 per capita 157.55 net 136.24. Huntington total 172442.03 per capita 197.98 net 65.64. Welch No 1 total 47922.83 inmates 57 per cap 840.55 collected 58759.88 cap collected 1048.41 net 207.66. McKendry total 44514.65 inmates 23 per cap 1500.64 collected 10335.05 net 24179.60 cap 1051.29. Fairmont No 3 total 57435.85 inmates 45 per cap 1165.2 money collected 34132.33 cap 758.50 net 18303.51 cap 406.74.

Charleston W. Va J. Walter Barnes Fee State Board of Control Weston State Hospital Spencer State Hospital Huntington State Hospital Welch Hospital No McKendry Hospital Fairmont Hospital

Welchman Elected to Embalmers Board in Chataton

In Chataton West Virginia on September 164 commissions for members 47 were issued. Welchman named as member of the Board of Embalmers.

Welchman Board OF Embalmers

Four named as appointees and licenses issued by governor

Governor Gore announced four individuals named today to terms ending in 1928 including B C Hooper Montgomery C J Douglas Welch and Mrs Julia A Ogden with reappointments to Martin and owset as president at the Hotel Kanawha. New licenses were issued to Victor W Scott Otis M Trevey Vince W F Jones and George Barrow with a reciprocal license to F Victor Harmon.

Gore B. C. Hooper Montgomery C. J. Douglas Welch Julia A. Ogden St. Mary's Martin Kanawha Owset eUntington Victor W. Scott Otis M. Trevey Mounds.vince Wheeling George Barrow Charleston F. Victor Harmon Williamson

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