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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

2

Mingo County Turmoil Draws National Press Attention

The entry notes federal troops in Williamson as L. S. Burnside of the Associated Press H. D. Jacobs of United Press and a New York Post writer arrive to cover ongoing industrial disturbances in Mingo County.

Mingo Mingo County Williamson L. 8. Burnside Pittsburg Associated Press H. D. Jacobs New York United Press Mr. Lane New York Post

Victory Medal Drive Smoker At Bluefield Legion

The Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion hosts a Friday 8 pm smoker in the Dug-Out of the Law and Commerce building. A recruiting officer will arrange for ex service men to obtain Victory medals without discharge papers.

Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion Law and Commerce

Police suspect single intruder in four house visits

An officer reported Tuesday night that footprints around four homes showed a pattern consistent with one person. Police believe a single intruder, possibly a woman, visited all four houses, with tracks found yesterday morning matching that description.

Linkenhaker

Fire Destroys Vine Street House. Loss About 1800

A small frame dwelling on Vine Street was burned to the ground yesterday morning, probably from a defective fire. The structure owned by William Klush and occupied by Will Chappel and family was valued at 800 with 1000 in goods lost. Insurance covered part of the damage. Fire appeared around 9 00 and spread before fire companies arrived.

Vine Street William Klush Bluefield Baltimore Will Chappel Chappel

Local Cafeteria Heads Toward Bluefield Standards

L. A. Jaffee leads a new carenet in Bluefield promising high class meals and first class service. His established city record reassures the public of quality and reliability.

L. A. Jaffee Carenet Bluefield

Four Homes Entered in Midway and Clifftown

Unknown persons entered four city homes Tuesday night in Midway and Clifftown. Pete Honaker suffered the heaviest loss, with $1750 taken from his trousers pockets while his family slept.

Midway Clifftown Pete Honaker Honaker

Peterson's Ointment touted as cure for eczema and piles

Advertisements claim Peterson's Ointment relieves long standing eczema and itching piles. Testimonials from Miss Mary Hill in Pittsburg and A B Ruger in Racine praise the product, noting skin relief and disappearance of symptoms. Stored by Peterson Ointment Co Inc Buffalo NY, 60 cents.

Peterson A. B. Ruger Washington Avenue Racine Wis Peterson Ointment Co., Inc Buffalo N. Y

American Legion Smok er Night Dues and December Dances

The American Legion plans a Friday eight o'clock smoker in their dug‑out with Rotary Kiwanis and Chamber guests expected. Recruiting officers will help ex service men obtain Victory Medals by bringing discharges. no Washington papers needed. Four December dances are listed with tickets on sale, including December 10 matinee December 25 and 29 matinee plus December 31 New Year’s Eve.

American Legion Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Washington

Merchants Hear Claypool Speech on Sales Day Impact

Bluefield merchants gathered for a talk by former Maryville Chamber of Commerce secretary Mr. Claypool. He urged a square deal for buyers on Sales Day and beyond, praising the bureau’s rules to ensure fair treatment and noting evolving community commerce.

Bluefield Mr. Claypool Maryville Bureau Merchants’ Bureau

Noted Singers to Perform in Bluefield Concert

Bluefield music lovers will hear America’s noted singers on December 13 as the Pinevor Welsh Concert Company visits for one night. The Bluefield Post of the American Legion secured the contract to host the performance in the Dug-out of the Law and Commerce building. Jeanette Christine, formerly with the Chicago Opera, is part of the company along with other celebrities, widely praised.

Bluefield America Pinevor Welsh The American Legion Law and Commerce Jeanette Christine Chicago Opera

Splendid Service Opens Matz Cafenet to Public

The Matz Cafenet opened yesterday at 11 30 am with about two hundred guests. The opening meal served to all, and attendees praised the interior design and arrangements of the new establishment.

Matz Cafenet Onm

Chant Questioned for Unfair Merchandising Standards

A terse note criticizes a chant for failing to meet fair dealing standards, honest merchandising, and truthful advertising as required by local trade rules.

Chant

Boxes For Orphanage And Mission School

The Sunday school room of the Presbyterian Church packed four large clothing boxes for Crossmore mission school in North Carolina and four boxes of preserves and canned goods for the Orphans’ Home in Lynchburg Virginia. A turkey supper for the men’s Bible class is planned Friday at 6 30 with about ninety five invitations issued by Harry Biggs. Rev J D Paxton of Lynchburg will speak.

Presbyterian Church Crossmore N. C Sloop Presbyterian Orpheus Lynchburg Harry Biggs

Hammit Kitts Tie The Knot In Bland Street Church

Miss Mary B. Kitts youngest daughter of Henry B. Kitts and Mathew B. Hammit of Pocahontas were wed in a quiet ceremony at Bland Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Thos. S. Hamilton. The bride, a local high school graduate, studied at Blackstone Institute and Morris Harvey College before returning home. Hammit, assistant superintendent of Pocahontas Fuel Co., is a World War II Marine veteran. The couple will reside in Pocahontas.

Bland Street Methodist Church Mary B. Kitts Henry B. Kitts Mathew B. Hammitt Pocahontas Thos Hamilton Virginia West Virginia Blackstone Institute Morris-Harvey College Hammit Pocahontas Fuel Company United States Marines

Thirty Years in Japan Missionary Visits City

Rev J W Moore and Mrs Moore from Sasaki Machi Kochi Japan arrive as church guests after thirty years in mission service. The foreign pastor of Bluefield Presbyterian will preach at both Sunday services and share experiences from Japan. They stay with Mr and Mrs W C Pollock on Bluefield Avenue.

J. W. Moore Moore Sasaki Machi Kochi Ken Japan Presbyterian Church Mr. Moore S. W. Moore Bluefield

Postcard Delivered After Fifteen Years in Mail

A London message dated August 21 1905 from St Malo France shows a postcard finally delivered to Miss Sheale of Southfields Road.

London Eng St. Malo France Sheale Southfields Road

Thirteen Hundred Join Red Cross in Bluefield Drive

Red Cross enrollment in Bluefield totals 1300 over two days with a goal of 2500. Campaign workers plan to complete residential and business canvassing by week’s end, urging support despite war’s end. Membership costs one dollar and is framed as vital for home and peace-time relief.

Red Cross Bluefield Faway Yards

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