Local ads and notices mix of sales events and culture
A collage of shop ads and community notices features the French Hat Shoppe selling gifts and a sheer flesh color undergarment, a Legion Dance with the Alabamians, photo studio offerings, a Jefferson street home listing, shoe shining and dye services, a Dixie Studio, tax discount news, coal deals, and a charity mission class at Grace church along with a Bland Street church junior mission meeting and a trustee appointment in a bankruptcy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Milks Emulsion Alleged Cure for Chronic Digestive Woes
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Widner of Sioux City Iowa credits Milks Emulsion with restoring her digestive health after long lasting stomach trouble and constipation. The ad promises relief for chronic stomach issues and weak bodies, touts palatable emulsion formula, and offers a six bottle guarantee with refunds if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Widner
Court St
Sioux City
Iowa
Widner
Terre Haute
Ind
Sunday School Program At Congregation Ahavoth Sholem
Members and friends are invited to a Sunday evening program by the children of the Sunday school at 8 o'clock in B'nai B'rith Hall. Also notes on municipal work and a Legion dance with the Dixie Studio Orchestra at the Dugout tonight from 8 to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation Ahavoth Sholem
B'nai B
Rith Hall
Legion
Bluefield
City Richer After Arrest of Two Drunks
At 4 a m patrolman detained D C Johnson and Mat Drewery for drinking. Drewery carried a concealed pistol and a warrant led to Charles Arnold’s home where two allona of whiskey were found. Johnson paid 25 dollars, Drewery 125, Arnold 200. bonds forfeited for failure to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howen
D. C. Johnson
Mat Drewery
Drewery
Chas
Arnold
Allona
Johnson
Ned
Mrs S M Dischman Dies in Pocahontas
Mrs. S M Dischman aged 52 of Pocahontas died at St Lukes Hospital from complications. native of Mercer county and widow of Lee Dischman who died in 1916. Survived by five daughters and five sons including Mrs John Harry of this city and William Dischman of Williamson. Funeral Sunday at 3 in Pocahontas with burial in Pocahontas cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Dischman
Pocahontas
John Harry
St. Lukes Hospital
Lee Dischman
Methodist Church
N. M. Counts
William Reyes
Welch
C. L. Pinkard
Berwind
Morris Gaylock
William Dischman
Williamson
John Herman
Jim
Jack Dischman
Pocahontas Cemetery
Police surprised as three plead not guilty in car theft case
Police said four suspects arrested in a spree of automobile robberies appeared in Justice court with three entering not guilty pleas. Ray Ellis confessed and received four months on the county road. The police claimed Ray Henning Edgard Gilpin and Aubrey Eitts confessed and a large amount of stolen property was recovered. Kee represented the three defendants who posted bond awaiting the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Ine
Gellehon
Ray Ellis
Ray Henning
Edgard Gilpin
Aubrey Eitts
John Kee
Colored man arrested on trespassing charge near Bluefield Sanitarium
Chick Henderson colored was found trespassing on the premises and handed over to police by Sanitarium staff after nurses reported a prowler near the nurses quarters. A shot was fired by bookkeeper Frazier mistaken for the intruder, who was later taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Sanitarium
Chick” Henderson
Sanitarium
Frazier
Henderson
Mussolini Says Italy Will Recognize Soviet Government
Rome November 30 Premier Mussolini tells the chamber of deputies Italy will raise no difficulty with granting de jure recognition to the Soviet government of Russia. The remark signals potential diplomatic normalisation by Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Russia
Williamson Band One to Be Proud Of
Williamson hosts the Norfolk and Western Concert Band of Williamson shops in Bluefield. A 28 piece group under John Welther wowed locals, with nineteen shop musicians forming its core. The ensemble performs across town during a day of coordinated events and yard concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Norfolk and Western
Williamson Shops
Bluefield
John Welther
J. R. Wheary
Mr. Wheary
Sticks
American Legion
Blue Elden
Shops
Mechanical Association of
Pocahontas Division
Railroad Y. M. C. A
Roanoke Street
West End
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
New West Virginian
Norfolk~and Western
J. Lewis
J. W. Davis
J. Hessie
B. Ainsworth
J. Courteir
A. Pohantas
M. McNamara
Prof. Gelardi
M. Hicks
J. Sheriden
J. Lustre
BE. Marsh
J. Hughes
J. Southworth
Messrs. Nelson
Ramond
Hanson
Davis
Edson
Bluemarsh
A. Docazio
C. Antomattel
A. Allen
J. Jacqueth
A. M. Keister
Mr. McDonald
Mr. Mazzenoble
R. Kester
Crane
Bluefield Adds New American LaFrance Pumper to Fire Dept
Bluefield receives an American LaFrance 750000 gallon capacity pumper announced by Fire Chief W. G. as. It will be stationed at Central station Mercer and Roanoke streets and replaces the older pumper moved to the south Bluefield station. The department now has two American LaFrance pumpers plus Seagrave hose wagon and Nash hose cart. A further equipment addition is planned for next year if plans materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
la France
W. G. As
Central Station
Mercer
Roanoke
Seagrave Hose
Nash
Turn of life very painful
Dallas resident Mrs. George Morgan describes a severe change in life, with weeks of nervousness, swelling, sleeplessness, and pain. After starting Cardui, she reports reduced nerves, improved sleep, and renewed energy, crediting the tonic for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
George Morgan
Brooke St
Pallas
Cardui
Calvary Revival Nears Closing as Abrams Preaches
Calvary Baptist revival nears its close under Rev W F Abrams. Though fewer converts came forward, the revival deepened faith and drew strong responses from husbands and sturdy men who pledged Christian living. Three were baptized last night as the meeting, run by the Sunday Club, prepares for a grand gathering Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Revival
W. FE. Abrams
Brother Abrams
Sunday Club
Bluefield Pocahontas Road to Close Two Weeks
Last night an announced closure of the Bluefield Pocahontas road on the Virginia side begins today for two weeks due to asphalting work. The Black Diamond bus will operate only between Bluefield and Coopers, per C R Woods of Pocahontas Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Pocahontas Road
Virginia
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Coopers
C. R. Woods
Pocahontas Transportation Company
Firemen of Central Station Save Home on Walters Avenue
Members of Central Fire Station did a splendid piece of work late Friday night saving the home of C. W. Painter on Walters avenue near the Virginia state line within Bluefield limits. Fire started from a fuse box built in the back wall opening to a back porch with a stiff wind.
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Central Fire Station
C. W. Painter
Walters Avenue
Virginia State Line
Bluefield
Firemen Quell Quick House Fire With Minor Damages
Flames damaged a residence before firemen arrived and extinguished the blaze with a water stream. The quick response drew praise from local residents who had feared the house would be lost. Insurance coverage totaled 6000 on the home and 1000 on furniture.
Creomulsion Promises Cough and Cold Relief
An ad touts Creomulsion as a creosote emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs to treat chronic coughs colds bronchial asthma and bronchitis. It claims two fold action absorption into the blood and restoration of the system with a money back guarantee if not relieved after a course.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
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James Stott
Bluefield Ave
National Association Piano Tuners
DR. F. L. Black & Sons Dentists
Sewmers St
L. Blac
H. W. Blac
F. W. Black
N. E. Rierson
Princeton Ave
William H. Carr
Abrams
Kelly & Moyer Building
Blavefield
W. Va
Res
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Mayer Building
H. G. O’neil
Bland St. Bluefield
W. la
Vincent Paoliello
Violin
Floor Coal & Coke
Our
Altamont
N. & W. Station
Princeton
G. P. Stovall
Troy Shoe Shining
Princeton Avenue
Dixie Studio
Hone X No
Jefferson Street
Stone Securities Company
Dixtle
Legion Dugon
Legion Dance
Alabamiane
Grace Church
Onyx
E. S Pedigo Co
E. S. Pedigo Co. Dpm
J. H. Lewey Coal Co
Exchange Barber Shop
Federal Street
Franklin's Tailor Shop
White Sanitary
Lameth Muilding
Thornton
Pedigo Co
Akers
Pocahontas R. C. M
W. Call Coal Company
A. 8, Woolen Mills Co
Quekenmeyer
A. 8. Woolen Mills Co
Dolla, E. 8. Pedigo Co
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Warner H. DuBose
Westminster Church
M.B. Potlethwaite
Niedrik Matchery
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co.Sra
Dorchester, Mass
Montreal
Canada
Kent & Kent
Plaistridge
Plaistridge, Chiropractors
Coal & Coke Building
Old Kelley & Moyer
Eassey-Perkins & Co
Temple OF Fashion
FOX Pharmacy
South Bluefield Pharmacy
Rev. S&s
Boyer
Hamilton Flall
E. &. Pedigo Co
Dixie
P. W. Poff
O. K
J. O. Mitchell
Municipal
Federal Street Real Estate Company
City Hall
City Engineering Department
Italy
BIG Pumper Fire Department
Teaas
Cardal
Billy Sunday Club
Pocahontas Road
Nixon
Warlick Furniture Store
National Armature & Electrical Works
Franklin
Goodykoontz Drug CO
Good Prug
East End
Tibonce