Deer Season Marred by Fatality and Heavy Rain
A day of hunting was disrupted by rain and snow as the opening deer season saw a fatality near Davis in Tucker County. Harvey Hemee, 25, a miner, was shot by an unidentified hunter while in the woods before dawn. The day drew hunters from the field as wardens enforced a new deer registration law and the first kill of the county stood at an eight point buck. Last year’s three day season produced 856 deer.
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Secon
Davis
Harvey Hemee
Fairman
St. George
Tucker County
Railroad Retirement Board Officer to Address Local Meet
A Railway Trainmen notice announces an address by a board officer at 3:00 p.m. in Red Man's hall Blue Reid avenue and Thomas street. Local lodge officials and committeemen are urged to visit Hotel West Virginian Sunday morning from 9 to 12 to meet the regional director and board representatives.
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Red Man's Hall
Blue- Reid Avenue
Thomas Street
West Virginian
Taylor Owes U S On Promissory Note Judgment
Reser, W Virginia November 30 Judge George W Mc Clintic rules that J Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville former Democratic U S representative owes the government 1444 92 on a promissory note originally 1690 21 The judgment includes interest and the balance due on the note assigned from Allied Binding Machinery to the government Taylor did not appear in court and was represented by counsel.
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Taylor
Local Post Office Sees Unusual Christmas Mail Rush
Postmaster L. reports brisk business at the local post office versus last year with Christmas mail rush not yet in full swing. He notes few items mailed to foreign countries and confirms limited mail from large cities. United States bean production fell last year by about 2 million bags.
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Bailey
United States
Local Personal News From Cedar and Elk Creek Areas
Mrs. W. V. Bourne has been ill at her Cedar street home. Henry Kessler Jr. of Union street is seriously ill with scarlet fever. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kessler, plan to travel to Elk Creek. Mrs. A. G. Dailer of Bluefield is receiving treatment at St Luke’s hospital. Mrs. Mechan, discharged and under care in Bluefield. She is recuperating at Mrs. J. R. Munsey’s home. Hubble, age eight, and Mrs. W. H. Hubble of Grundy are patients at Bluefield sanitarium.
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W. V. Bourne
Cedar Street
Henry Kessler Jr
Henry Kessler
Union Street
A. L. Cornett
Elk Creek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bluefield
J. R. Munsey
Fourth Street
Tae Ae Hubble
W. H. Hubble
Grundy
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bluefield Lodge 444 Ladies Society Meets at Moose Hall
The Bluefield Lodge 444 Ladies Society to B of L F and E holds its regular meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at Moose Hall with election of officers on the agenda and a plea for full attendance. The piece notes growing Interstate angler activity and reports that in fiscal 1938 thirty states sold 276 552 tourist licenses raising 458 056 dollars, up 300 percent in five years.
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Bluefield Lodge
Ladies’ Society
B. of L. F
Moose Hall
Ureed
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Dean
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Ueta
Chuck Roast
Dexter
Pocahontas
Pepperell
del Monte Products
Bartlett
Sweet Home Corn
Heinz Products
Bradley
Boston
Hose
RINSO
LUX
SPRY
Princess
Chambray
Soap Sale
Pocawontas
Part
Orient
Rocking
Ben-Bart, Inc
Mase
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