Lecturer to Speak on Americanism at Municipal Building
Society figure Miss Sarah Emrick of Parkersburg will lecture on Americanism at the municipal building Friday evening August 28. Public invited. Locals report births, medical treatments, and travels including patients at Bluefield sanitarium and Mountain Lake, and trips to Byllesby and Shipman Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Emrick
Parkersburg
J. Jean
G. G. Griffith
J. H. Griffith
Shipman, Va
A. E. Powell
Eikhorn
R. E. Reese
Northfork
Roy St. Clair
C. 8. Hare
Mountain Lake
Herbert Markle
Byllesby
P. P. Hasselvander
Bluefield Sanitarium
Amanda Rex
Mary Skidmore
J. B. Wilson
Gary
IL. A. Williamson
Jackson touring arty members return after extended absence
Rosa Lee Cole and others of the Jackson touring arty arrived Saturday night after an extended absence. Miss Gilla Fiieman attends the Mercer County Teachers Institute in Princeton this week. Paul Edmunds from Charlottesville Va visits en route to the University of Virginia. Ted Gills of Welch visits his brother J P Gills manager of the Bluefield Appalachian Power division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lee Cole
Cleo Cash
W. H. Thomas
Elizabeth Thomas
Cassendra Laird
Jackson Touring Arty
Gilla Fiieman
Mercer County Teachers’ Institute
Princeton
Paul Edmunds
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Ted Gills
Welch
J. P. Gills
Binefield
The
Appalachian Power Company
Ten Commandments Screened by Colonial Guests
A private Colonial screening of The Ten Commandments last Friday drew Bluefield residents including ministers and club women. Viewers praised the film as among the greatest, noting its massive star cast and groundbreaking scenes such as the Red Sea passage with an army in pursuit. Cast includes Richard Diaz Leatrice Joy Rod Catelges Theodore Roberts Nita Naldi and many more. A man asks, Does Mrs Himelstein live here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ufenimouws
Red Sea
Richard Dia
Leatrice Joy
Rod Katelges
Theodore Roberts
Nita Naldi Ythe Chapman
Diselle Taylor
Julia Faye
Agnes Ayres
Clarence Burton
Lawson Butt
James Nell
Charles Ogle
Robert Edesen
Tick Tock and the Twins in a Dutch Clock Mystery
Tick Tock leads Nancy and Nick to a red-bricked Dutch home held by the Van der Loon family. They sneak inside a chimney to a room with a curious wall clock and meet Jeter Wag-on-the-Wall, the clock fairy, who promises to set things right as the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tick Tock
Twins
Nancy
van der Loon
Gandmother
Holland
Nick
Mng
Jeter Wag
Wag-on
Factory Girl Becomes One of the 98 in Lititz
Mrs. Charles R Shug of Lititz Pennsylvania reports dramatic relief from back and side pains and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims 98 of 100 women benefit and urges other women to try it. Drugstores supply the remedy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charles R, Shug
Appointment of Judge Herndon Leads Colored Community Program
Judge J. C. Herndon was the opening speaker on a Sunday law enforcement program at the Colored Community Temple in Pocahontas drawing more than 2,000 attendees. The event featured the Miner's Mixed Quartette led by Jamie Lee Pettis, with W. E. Owens presiding and Judge Herndon urging empathy for coalfield workers and the colored community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Herndon
Colored Community Temple
Pocahontas
W. E. Owens
Jamie Lee Pettis
Hernson
Randstand
Community Church
Lennon
Arthur D. Williams
Free
Hopeful West Virginia parish voices progress for colored community
A column praises West Virginia's liberal climate for Negro education and advancement. It notes white leaders and businesses aiding Negro progress, calls for continued courage, and highlights regional opportunities in Southern West Virginia. Local notices list residents visiting, returning, and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
City Coal Company unveils new white dump truck design
A local progress note highlights the City Coal Company's new white coal dump truck with an elevating hopper and chute system for direct unloading into cellars. The firm, established over five years ago, emphasizes sound business principles and high quality products, boasting one of the region's largest retail coal yards between Fluefield Avenue and the railroad. Phone number 1560 is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Coal Company
Ciy Coalpany
Virginias
Fluefield Avenue
Ferraline Promises Perfect Digestion for Stomach Ailments
Ferraline is advertised as a concentrated mineral water for stomach disorders. It claims to improve digestion, appetite, and appearance, with a money back guarantee if not delighted after the first bottle. A ten day treatment costs one dollar at druggists.
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Sidney Harris
Allen Street
G. T. Akers
East River Avenue
Fred Bye
Boissevain
E. 3. Doolittle
Jean
Elizabeth
Hese
Huntington
Kotex
Colonial Theatre
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Pop Slupe
Zebiah Perkins
Betty
U Dicesse Rule
SRS
SOR
Olive Roberts
Factory
Lawie
Pais
Pierce
Gay Brown
Mabweet
P. J. Hill
McComas
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hill
Canada
Cleveland
Akron
Pittsburg
William Kelley
Summer Fevel
Alonéa Deskine
John Wright
Miss Ada
Ernest
Beckley
Blue‘eld
Lotte Harman
Janehe O Grady
Tazewell
Annie Brown
Columbus
Nev
W. W. Hicks
Roanoke
R. H. Hurd
J. W. English
Slab Fork
Mellon Institute of Industrial
Boots
By Martin
Cora
SMMA
Capwallas
Jove
Eaeea
Twenn
Washington Tubbs
BY Drane
Wash Giden
Boston
Boss March
Wiasmas
Aki
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