Lienholders warned in Raleigh County court notices
In Beckley West Virginia June 29 1931 the Commissioner's Office issues notices to lienholders in cases against Hoff man Machine Corporation N L Collins and others to appear July 24 1931 and provide books papers vouchers and evidence to satisfy court decrees. Also notices in favor of Home Milling Company and Home Milling & Produce Company claimants must present claims by July 24 1931 with commissions in chancery enforcing real estate liens and executions. Also a notice in the North American Fruit and Steamship case for July 24 1931 to attend with records and evidence at the Beckley office. An English shepherd dog owned by Harry Moore of Redmond Oregon produced 31 puppies in litters of 10 12 14 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
van Hunter
Geo
Ww. Williams
J. T. White
Beckley
West Virinia
W. A. Thornhill, JR
Commissioner's Office
Hoffman Machine Corporation
N. L. Collins
J.S. Butts
J. Edward Hill
L. L. Scherer
Wilkes Insurance Company
J. P. Markham
G. C. Hedrick
Lincoln Finance Company
Home Milling Company
Home Milling & Produce Company
West Virsale
Chancery
North American Fruit & Steamship Corporation
di Giorgio Fruit Corporation
Southern Produce Company
A Corporation
Vs. Home Milling Company
Harry Moore
Redmond, Ore
Several New Suits Filed
Damages totaling 87000 were sought in four circuit court suits filed yesterday by Ben Ashworth on behalf of plaintiffs. Abe Lowen seeks 25000 for an automobile collision. Ruby Hickman suing through Queen Hickman seeks 25000 against Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and W E Radford. A further 25000 suit is brought for Judn F Nelson against Gardner Dry Cleaning Co of Charleston. Treavor Cox suing by father W A Cox seeks 12000 from A G Bowles. Cox is an engineering student and member of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Clerk’s
Attornes
Ben Ashworth
Abe Lowen
James E. Riner, Jr
Lowen
Ruby Hickman
Queen Hickman
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Mount Hope Man Elected Tau Beta Phi At WVU
William Lacey Cottle Jr of Mount Hope has been elected and initiated into Tau Beta Phi at West Virginia University. A 1932 engineering class member, he excelled in scholarship and character and captained Mount Hope High School’s 1927 basketball team. He attends Phi Kappa Tau and has been regularly listed on the honors roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lacey Cottle
Mount Hope
West Virginia University
W. L. Cottle
Tau Beta Phi
College of Engineering
Lacey
Mount Hope High School
Phi Kappa Tau
West Virginia visitors and local social notes
Riley and Beulah Shields visit Johnstown while the Harras and Gwinns call on Beckley friends. School groups, church activities, and multiple travelers populate a busy weekend in this Pleasant View area with many residents shopping, visiting kin, or recovering from illness.
Itmann People Attend Camp and Visit family
Itmann West Virginia residents Juanita Brabbin and Mary Stennett returned from Jackson's Mill state 4 H camp where they attended the Episcopal church conference Diocese of West Virginia. Mrs W T Davis who has been visiting Princeton returned home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E M Goff visited Princeton Sunday and Monday. Mrs Stuart Cowan is seriously ill at home. Mrs H A Porter of Boissevain Va visited here Friday. Mrs L B Blackburn of Helen visited her parents Tuesday. Thayer Spangler of Ballard visited his father A W Spangler. Miss Pagsie Smith of Princeton visits her sister Mrs William Winfrey and contemplates making her future home in Itmann.
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Mike Shields
Johnstown
Harvey Bailey
Detroit
Michigan
Shannon Carr
Athens
J. E. Hollandsworth
R. H. Harrah
Beecher Gwinn
Sam Fox
Hawks
Calloway Heights
Hite
Huntington
Jim White
Mary Itier
Jack Jenkins
John Cook
Belle
Joan Clark
Zetha McGuire
Meredith White
Beckley
Earl Hurt
Emery Hedrick
Maplewood
Lee Hedrick
Presbyterian Church
Meredith
Callie White
Springdale
Genevieve Hollandsworth
Martin
Ruby
Cal Sutphin
Warden
Oswald Gwinn
Morris and
Marcelus Gwinn
Mrs. Eagle
Ray Bailey
Mrs. Beecher Gwinn
Stamford
Jessie Plumley
Montgomery Hospital
Babcock Coal and Lumber Co
J. A. Meadows
Noel
Marlin Smith
Crab Orchard
John Lewis Bragg
Evert Goodson
Hamlet
Juanita Brabbin
Mary Stennett
Jackson's Mill
State
The
Episcopal Church, Diocese of
West Virginia
W. T. Davis
Princeton
E. M. Goff
Stuart Cowan
H. A. Porter
Boissevain
L. B. Blacksburn
Helen
Thayer Spangler
Ballard
A. W. Spangler
Pagsie Smith
William Winfrey
Miss Smith
Itmann
Masonic Hall Hosts Degree Conferment Event
Masons gather at the Masonic Hall on Main Street tomorrow night at 7 30 O clock as the Master Mason's degree will be conferred. All visiting Masons are invited to attend the communication.
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Masonic Hall
Main Street
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Besocopia
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W. E. Huffaker
J. E. Grubb
J. S. Coray
Fairlawn Avenue
Paul Lech
Sprague
Oakwood Ave
Crawford Street
Call
E. Carter
M. F. Noel
South Kanawha
Beckley Avenue
Harper Road
J. A. Rucker
Oakwood Avenue
Beckley Newspapers
Burleson
Joe
Eville Street
Heber Street
Tfn
Shady Springs
Trabrehard
Beckley Real Estate
G. E. Bowling
Mgr
A. F. Jones
N. Care Beckley
Maxwell and Keyser
Puller Brush Agency
Eckley Jewelry Store
Lyric Theatre
Circuit Court of
Beaver Avenue
Woodrow Wilson High School
Drehard
Monroe County
O Prince
Bath
Johnstown Road
Ridge Avenue
Homeseekers Land and Building Company
Beckley, W. Vai
American Society of Civil Engineers
Virginia Military Institute
Morsontown
Mr. Hope
Riley , W. Va
Prince
Earl Parker
Pleasant View
Mr. Sheep
Montgomery
J. D. Stacy
Bragg School
Roy Johnson
Jessie Knopp
W. C. Mullens
Beckley Lodge No
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A. M
Sayre Insurance Agency
Raleigh County Bank
W. L. McCray
Osteopath
Putnam
American Beauty
West Virginia Utilities Company
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Bor
Theresa
Little Annie Rooney
By Brandon Walsh
General Bunzo
Popeye
Tonsylania
Bunzo
Thimble Theater
King
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