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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

zens Of the section who saw the
fish is was IS inches in length and
weighed mere 19 pounds. Ac-
cording to fishermen it was an I'M
usually heavy fish for it's length.
One look at the fish head as dis
played by Crabtree would con-
vince any person that it must
have been the grandaddy of all
catfish and the kind that every
fisherman dreams of hooking some
day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13
MRS. T. MEL is
ILL AT HER HOME

Mrs. T. E. Chubby" Neel was
stricken ill last Saturday, but ac-
cording to fastest reports from
her home she is resting comfort
ably with a good chance of recov-
cry. Mrs. Neel was walking in
her garden when overcome by heat
prostration or heart attack. Her
family and friends have been in
constant attendance at her bedside.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13
REVIVAL CLOSES AT
VALLEY VIEW CHURCH


With the Rev. Davis of Ken
lucky in the pulpit each evening
two weeks revival at Valley
View closed on Sunday night.
Much interest was evidenced
throughout the m eting. The
church was filled to overlooking
each night and several CONVEX
sions have been reported. On Sun
day afternoon nine Of the con-
verts were baptized in the Cranes
Nest River.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13
Barter Group
Plays To Full
House Here

FIRST LADY was truly lady
in her own right as introduced by
the Barter Players to an apprecia-
tive audience which filled the high
school auditorium to overfiowing
on Tuesday night. Every seat was
filled and gate receipts were the
largest for any single performance
in the last decade. Approximately
one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars was realized from the first,
appearance in Clintwood of the
Barter Players. People in atten-
dance were from every section Of
Dickinson and Wise Counties.
FIRST LADY, written by Kath-
crime Dayton and George S. Kauf-
man, one Of the leading playrights
of the day, and as staged by Fred
Stewart, included a large cast of
thirty apt and polished perform
ers, who presented this sophisti-
Gated comedy dealing with politics
as played by the wives Of cabinet
members, congressman and gov
eminent officials in such way
that the audience was lavish in it's
praise of the first theatrical per-
Torrance by professional players
in Dickinson County.
Louise Lamont, widely acclaim
ed actress of the theatre, probably
carried off first honors in the role
Of Lucy Chase Wayne. Sophy
Prescott, in the role Of secretary
to Lucy, was declared the out
standing actress on Broadway last
season, according to David Evans.
Business nlanag ~ofa.the Barter
Players and whakad the role of
Jason Fleming. Aree other out
standing; pert were Belle
Hardwiek, wife Senator Hard
wick, Senator Kardwie himself,
and Mrs. Creevy who couA easily
pass for Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt on the stage.
The Barter Players We're we'll
pleased with the reception Of the
audience and will try to arrange
for return performance in Clint
wood the second week in August
with the very popular play, Lady
Baltimore.
Congratulations to Mr.. Hyde
for his untiring efforts in bringipg
to Clintwood one of the most out
standing events in the history of
the town.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13
Funeral Services
T or D.Crocket
Owens Saturday

D. Crockett Owens, well known
citizen of Sand Lick, died at his
home, Friday, at noon. The end
was expected as he had been
stricken with paralysis some days
before. For some months he had
been failing in health, having
suffered with asthma over long
period of time.
He was born during the Civil
War days, 1868, on Big Ridge,
and was rs years of age when he
passed away. During the eighties
he married Miss Sarah Wallace,
and for more than so years they
lived life of devoted companion
ship.
Mr.. Owens was man of de-
cided convictions; he had all the
qualifications of the sturdy pio-
neer, persistence, independence.
And if these ideas sometimes
clashed with modern opinion of So
cial welfare, let those speak up
who have never contended the
battle of life in a sparsely settled
mountainous country, with few re-
sources except a resolute will and
a sturdy body.
In all matters of community in
terest he was a leader He be-
lieved in education, and was con-
slant reader. On election day he
did his part at the polls. He and
his family assisted in the erection
of Sand Lick Presbyterian Church
in 1881. Several years later, he
united with this church, under the
preaching of DR.. George Gilmer,
widely known evangelist of Drap-
ers Valley.
Funeral services were held at
his home Saturday, amid a large
group of friends and relatives, by
his pastor, assisted by Mr.. w. w.
Preston, and he was laid to rest
on lovely knoll above his home.
He is survived by his wife and
the following children: Mrs. Mae
Richardson, Mrs. Mallie Anderson,
Talmadge, Corbett, Prince, Mrs.
Pearl Good, Mrs. Fern Ratliff, and
Mrs. Dulcie Sutherland, and a
large number of grandchildren,
and several great-grandchildren.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

Well, the political gees keep on
speaking their pieces. None Of the
boys saw any reason why we
should raise taxes. But they all APP
peared to be interested in bigger
and better state services. They ia
vored better salaries for teachers,
free schoolbooks, a pension for all
state employees, teachers included,
a probation and parole system,
more roads, and just about any
thing that the people wanted.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

One candidate said he was a bus
mess man, and SO he had stage
fright and couldn't speak. Anoth-
er old boy said he remembered
when his father went to elections
with a gun and that he gave his
first vote when he was nineteen
years old. All of them said they
were proud of this grand old COM
monwealth, with its history and
tradition.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

The candidates agreed on two
things: the cities must have more
gravy and the state colleges less.
That points definitely to a strong
city block in the next legislature,
demanding more of the gasoline
tax for cities.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

1t seemed to me that these boys
had got on the right track. If they
could do more for us and not make
us pay more for it, that was O. K.
by me. But Mrs. Rasnick remarked
that she had heard that story be-
fore, and 1Shrdlu wondered how
they could do these things without
raising taxes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1939-07-13

A sign in the State Penitentiary
that Ripley should hear about:
"Any person entering this room
without permission will be dis
charged"
Major Rice M. Youel, Superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary, says
See page 2
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where.
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BOY Joe
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Home.
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UNI
6:l5. Between Rounds
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Youth.
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Organ.
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Home.
Romance
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House
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rnrtpe
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Originalities.
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Weather Forecast.
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Tbs. Morning Mem
oranda.
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dies.
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Talk.
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EOMO-Farm Talk: e:l5
O'Neills
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News.
kIRO-Connie W ort b.
9 Is Her Honor.
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< . ~ O-ReveTies. s Is
sun shine Club.
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KMO-Radio { am us;;
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Trout. 3;45. Dial Teas
ers.
EOMO-Woman Maya
zine.
KJR-Hotel Music: 345,
Ralph Blaine.
.RIRO-Commentator.
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Book a Weok
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Is Girl Alone
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Fields.
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Swing.
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KJR-Paul Carson.
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Les Hunt.
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KIRO-Comedy
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Real Stories.
KOMO-Betty and Bob:
has Grimm.
K J r - Reading Adven-
lures.
KIRO - Studio, ll.15
Aunt Jenny.
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Just Calling.
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Judy and Lanny.
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FOrurl
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Stepmother
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Las Girl Alone
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5.SS. Arthur Chapman
XIV l. Headlines. 5 -
Quartet
KOAO-ThoSe We Love
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CoSriEau
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Life Can Be Beautiful
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1918, Plain Bill
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Home
KIR
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Music.
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ll:45. Hymns.
KJR Singer
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Clinic,
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Studio.
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Gal Sunday.
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Cowboy.
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Wing.
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Music.
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Jingle Town
Embellishments
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Morning.
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Please.
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Costigan.
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Tonight.
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Chestra.
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10 Is Ntuhr~apS
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Hotel Music.
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Singer.
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Myrt and Marge.
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Blind Association.
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Mr.. Keen.
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Milholland
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Fletcher Wiley.
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! Love a Mystery.
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Parade.
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10 As Sereuade
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Rhythmaires.
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Christian Science.
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Let s Waltz
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night
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Of the Star.
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B45. Originalities.
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Weather Forecast.
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F1c RIO
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Eaulst
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ilIE Concert
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men. 245, Anderson
Family.
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K o NJ o - Quartet; 2.45.
Cook book.
Kirkland. Pas Singer.
KIRO-Music. 2 AS, Lost
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

MO Katz on KEYS,
e:l5, Talk.
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els. Nancy James.
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Blake. 9.15. O'Neills.
RJR-Singer. 9:l5 News
KIR o - Connie North
Q.l5 Her Honor.
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Goodman.
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kVI-Dr. Christian.
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Johnson Family
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Is. Music for Pun
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Engineers Band.
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Evening star., 1939-09-24

~ EoRGE, who has presided these many
u moons behind the bar in the taproom
~ of the Boil Weevils, is a man of
infinite tact and understanding. "The young
gentlemen" he had once oonfded to butler
friend ''are all mental midgets." Than which
no man could have had greater understanding
of Boil Weevil
But his tact, this particular morning, was
being severely tried He was finding himself
put to it, in the face of Stewy Prentice's nasal
wheedling, to continue to translate into tact
full terms what the club secretary had ex-
pressed in crisp, one and two syllable words
about any further extension of credit to certain
members. And George was getting fed up. He
did not like Stewy Prentice in the first place.
There was something unfinished about
Stewy's features. As though nature, in at
tempting to assemble a long, weasel face
between two large bat-like ears, had become
discouraged and said the devil with it. Soft was
with definite relief that George greeted the
entrance of PeeWee Collington. Good morn
ing, sir" George addressed PeeWee. Beau
tiful day, sir
PeeWee grunted. Ordinarily young man
of cheerful countenance, he now considered
George with look of funereal gloom.
"Is it," he said.
George refused to abandon conversational
opportunity that would shut out Stewy for
while "Ah, yes sir!" he said enthusiastically.
"A cery beautiful day. sir!'
PeeWee grunted again. That's good. I'm
glad it is beautiful day. I'm glad you are
aware that it is a beautiful day. I'm glad you
find life good Probably birds are twittering
in the trees and little flowers are raising their
eager little faces to the sun for shot of
vitamin D. As for me just fix Micky Finn
and deposit my body in the nearest ash can at
your earliest convenience"
1t was at this point that Stewy sidled up
under PeeWee's lee. "Ah, PeeWee, old pal,
Stewy said Nothing is as bad as that.
Nothing, in fact, is so bad but what a horn
or two won't make it better. Now, I've got
troubles too =. . so give the order, old man, and
elbow to elbow we will drown our blues"
PeeWee looked at Stewy with infinite dis
taste in his mild blue eyes; with the repug-
nance of young man connected with firm
as respected and conservative as Major
Sanders brokerage house considering bar
fly. "You should have the screens fixed,
George" he said, turning away from Stewy.
Insects seem to be getting in.'
Stewy laughed. "Ha-ha always kidding,
aren't you, PeeWee?"
No." PeeWee said. "Scram, will you?"
"You mean you won't buy drink"
do have to draw diagram?"
$50 that's the way you feel about it!'
1T is"
Stewy sighed "Oh, we'll if that's the
way you feel about it that's the way you feel
about it! But look, if you won't drink with
me- how about trihing loan until my next
allowance comes through? I've got traffic
fine or two to pay tomorrow and -.
Il hope you get thirty days, PeeWee said.
1T seems to me paid for that suit you're
wearing, didn't I? Next allowance! Scram!
Stewy looked at PeeWee. us that fnal?"
Definitely
Stewy drew himself erect.
He sneered: Every well 50 be it. But won't
forget that you refused to help chap in his