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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1925

Page

8

Golden Rule Sunday Observed in West Virginia Drive

Governor Gore appoints James Rantts of Bluefield to lead Golden Rule Sunday activities. Citizens urged to raise funds for Near East orphans, with remittances to Gore or Bluefield pastors and local officials.

Bluefield Gore United States Geneva Switzerland Coolidge West Virginia Edasstions Costal Civil Reca James Rantts Near East Howard M. Gore James Rantis W. Va A. J. Stewart

Mrs Fisher Returns From Father's Funeral

Mrs. G. E. B. Fisher has returned from Greenup Kentucky to Riverfield avenue after the death of her father Nicholas W Klein aged about fifty seven He was station agent at Greenup for over twenty five years and a popular man in Greenup county He was born in Lewis county and was a Presbyterian He leaves children D L Klein Florence Fisher Laeson Klein and others The funeral was held Sunday and the services were conducted by the Odd Fellows orders with many floral offerings.

Lewis County Presbyterian Church L. Klein Lynch Mines Florence Fisher Whecaeld Laeson Nicholas Klein Washgg and Lee University Lexington Order of Odd Fellows

Dinner for Eastern Star officers at West Virginian Hotel

The Blue Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and past grand officers will host a dinner at 6 p.m. Monday December 14 at the West Virginian Hotel honoring Mrs. Katherine Meade of Parkersburg grand worthy matron. Local members may reserve via Mrs John Land at 616 by noon that day.

Blue Chapter Order of Eastern Star West Virginian Katherine Meade Parkersburg John Land

Tennessee Boatman Gathers Many Relics

Clarksville reports long time archaeologist and historian H. L. Johnson, a state boatman captain, has built a vast collection of Indian mound relics over 60 years and believes Tennessee cannot be beaten in producing valuable archaeological specimens.

Clarksville H. L. Johnson Tennessee

Forgotten Indian Relics and Boat Built by Captain Johnson

Captain Johnson built a 74 foot boat on the river and stored it in a museum where locals showed interest and aided his collection. His treasures include thirteen quartz ceremonial dishes found mostly in Tennessee, a rare birdstone ornament, and a grain omen charm. He noted seventy five cents represents his plan to fund his wife, then himself, with the rest for his collection.

Johnson Tennessee Earl

Exercise makes feet smaller says dealer

Chicago reports that Retail Shoe Dealers organizer George M. Spangler asserts that fat women have smaller feet than slimmer sisters. He claims exercise like walking and health routines do not enlarge feet but make them smaller and more muscular.

Chicago George M. Spangler

Fifty Year Old Catfish Reported in London Aquarium

Major F. 8. Fowler told the London Zoological Society that a catfish in a private aquarium lived fifty years. He cited other ages: goldfish twelve, salmon three, carp thirteen, bullfrog fifteen, and an infant salamander fifty one.

London F. 8. Fowler London Zoological Society Fowler

No No Nanette Comes to Colonial Theatre

News that the touring musical No No Nanette will play Tuesday night December 15 at the Colonial Theatre. The show headlines Hyams and McIntyre with a stellar cast and a chorus noted for its beauty and character work. The production promises lavish scenery costumes and a celebrated score including I Want to Be Happy and Tea for Two.

Nanette Colonial Theatre Bluefield New York London Australia Chicago Boston H. H. Frazee Chio Harris Theatre Hyams McIntyre Mr. Frazee John Hyams Lelia McIntyre Dorothy Newell Kulalin Young Roland Woodruff Floyd English Helen Case Mildred Joy Janear Johnson Myrtle Miller Garden of Girls

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