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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1925

Page

12

Sanders estate gains city land status for Bluefield growth

The Sanders estate near Bluefield is eyed for a large development with hundreds of acres to be divided into city lots and homes. Baldwin and Benbow back the plan linking to Bluefield’s expansion with a rail spur and river access. Bluefield College sits nearby as plans include an extended streetcar route and a new eighteen hole golf course attractively planned.

Bluefield Sanders Road Sanders Place Alex St. Clair Wereld Virginia City Blue Greater Bluefield Bluestone River Virginia Messrs Baldwin Benbow Bluefield College Twin Cities Sanders Daily Telegraph Messrs Baldwin

Woman Arrested For Driving While Drunk Near St. Clair's Crossing

A woman was arrested Sunday near St. Clair's Crossing and jailed on a drunken driving charge. A large crowd gathered at the mayor’s office with mixed sentiment as the jailed woman cursed officers and allegedly struck a girl named Sophia Tibbs. Bail was posted by Pocahontas residents, and she was released after hours in the jail corridor, as the old bastile drew criticism for its condition.

St. Clair’s Crossing Calaboose Sophia Tibbs Shelby Heights Pocahontas

Billy Sunday Club Elects Its Officers

The Billy Sunday Club held its annual election last month and elected H. B. Frazier as president and J. F. Galloway as secretary. Re-elected officers include S. R. Ashworth as first vice president and W. K. Vermillion as second vice president with J. B. Wagoner named treasurer. The club plans ahead with engagements through September and invites new members at Monday meetings.

Billy Sunday Club Publcity Committee H. B. Frazier

Birthday Party For Goodwin's Ninth Birthday

Ward Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Goodwin, celebrated his ninth birthday with a Friday party. Mrs. Goodwin was assisted by Mrs. Curtis Shuffle-Daiger in entertaining the children. The dining room featured yellow and white decorations.

W. W. Boaz Ward Goodwin G. M. Goodwin

Locked Up Son Charged With Possession Liquor

Prohibition officers raided a North Tazewell restaurant Saturday night and arrested four white men on alleged liquor possession. Among them was William Boothe Jr. The jailer woke to the disturbance after the prisoners were brought to the Tazewell jail, where the incident escalated as Boothe Jr. reportedly commented on waking the jailer.

North Tazewell William Boothe, Jr Tazewell William Boothe Young Boothe Booth

Prohibition raid in Tazewell County nets arrest

A man was jailed on charges of violating prohibition laws in Tazewell County after a raid led by officers including T. M. Gravely. The case was scheduled for the current circuit court term.

Tazewell County T. M. Gravely

Broken Barriers at Virginian Theatre This Week

Metro presents Broken Barriers at the Virginian Theatre adapted by Lada Cowan and Howard Higgin from Meredith Nicholson novel. Cast includes Mae Norma Shearer Adolphe Menjou James Kirkwood George Fawcett Robert Frazer and others in a story about divorce era tensions. Louis B Mayer production through Metro.

Metro Reginald Barker Virginian Theatre Lada Cowan Howard Higgin Meredith Nicholson James Kirkwood Mae Norma Shearer Adolphe Menjou George Fawcett Robert Frazer

Mud Fork Farmers Report Coal Find In Town

Mud Fork residents confirm the Coal discovery near their hills, with many townsfolk showing strong interest. T. A. Osborne recalls predicting the coal potential years ago after visiting the Jim Deaton place on Mud Fork.

Mud Fork Bluefield Virginia News T. A. Osborne Jim Deaton

Mud Fork Bum Hope For Early Coal Property Development

In Wrights Valley and Mud Fork districts coal remains abundant while residents hope for early development. Senator G Walter Mapp carried his home district by 4 221 official votes, with Accomac and Northampton counties contributing the bulk, suggesting strong local support despite earlier concerns from the primary.

Wrights Valley Mud Fork G. Walter Mapp Virginia Home County Accomac Northampton Mapp

Heavy pay roll boosts Elkhorn field reports

Several coalfield parties say mid month payrolls at mines in the Elkhorn field were the heaviest in five years and that the next payday will show an increase. The coalfield remains busy and workers expect continued activity. Also notices of a meeting of W G Baltimore Royal Arch Chapter No 28 in Bluefield and local financial notices appear, with personal items noting Eliza Williamson’s Asheville camping trip and Rufus Newton’s West Palm Beach visit.

Elkhorn Bluefield Eliza Williamson Asheville N. C Rufus Newton West Palm Beach Fla

Falls Mill area hosts moved Sunday school picnic

The Methodist church picnic has been relocated to the J. W. Shannon farm west of Shannondale and will be held there. Local residents, travel and family visits are noted as part of a busy week with many journeys to Virginia and West Virginia. The piece notes ongoing community activity and changes in scheduling.

Methodist Church Falls Mille @hureday Logan Virginia Mayda Newberry Alderson W. Va Verna Morton Oxford N. C W. B. Morton Unn Burton Chickashay Ohio Roanoke Salem Peterstown W. K. Graves Embrey Court Burton Nona Shepperd Harold S. H. Thompson Wytheville C. L. Nieghbors

Secretary Jardine's ton sills removal noted in Cana report

A fragmented item cites Secretary Jardine with ton sills removed and mentions a conference about border smuggling. The report also references the Shenandoah dirigible's Western itinerary and a marine department action, while noting plans to sow more winter wheat this fall and American coffee drink trends.

Jardine Cana Comrine Department

City life versus farm living sparks lively chat

The text notes a favored topic as people discuss leaving farms for towns while farms decline and cities face hunger. It suggests using this debate as filler when short of material, claiming many will agree and fall in line.

Freeman Area Social News Highlights

Mrs A C Cooper visits Vip Top Virginia and stays with relatives. Leon Ward returns from Spring Valley vacation. E Jones makes weekly business call in Freeman. Bluefield’s George Perdue injured at Caswell Creek Colliery and moved to Bluefield Sanitarium. Mrs Thomas Stockdale returns from an extended trip through the northern states and southern Canada. Miss Helen Greary of Woodstock visits Miss Ruth Maxey in Freeman. R F Smith receives a message.

A. C. Cooper Vip Top Leon Ward Spring Valley E. Jones George Perdue Bluefield Caswell Creek Birefield Sanitarium Thomas Stockdale Holétrehrn Canada Helen Greary Woodstock Ruth Maxey Freeman R. F. Smith

Local Socials Include Visits From Relatives and Guests

Mrs. Sage notes her husband at Boissevain is ill with devil's grip. Thomas Stockdale spent days in Charleston on business. Miss Ruth Maxey and Miss Elva Maxey entertained guests Helen Greary and Thelma Whitehead Saturday. Miss Louise Lynch of Salem visits Miss Gertrude Hagey. Edith Smith of Roanoke weekend with her mother. Cleo Asbury visits sister at Rush Run. Mae Bennett of Williamson visits Mrs. Milt Hall.

Boissevain Thomas Stockdale Charleston Ruth Elva Maxey Helen Greary Thelma Whitehead Louise and Helen Lynch Salem Gertrude Hagey Edith Smith Roanoke Frank Smith Cleo Asbury Rush Run Mae Bennett Williamson Milt Hall

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