Personal notices from Huntington and Bluefield patrons
Edwin Mann left on a business trip to Huntington. Bennie Baker, Robert Wilson, and Wm H Thomas returned from Huntington with various fraternal activities. Tom Settle of Virginia Smokeless Fuel Co returned from Washington. Tobe Johnson visited from Welch then Pearisburg for Sunday. Senator Sol White of Matewan is the oldest Elk in Southern West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Waller S Brown of Pearisburg are in Bluefield for winter at Dr Kirk's home. Mrs Garnet Hart returned from Rocky Mount. J B Gose and daughter from Burks Garden en route from Chicago after the National 4H Livestock Show. George Carter of Roanoke and Chas L Push of Roanoke attended the funeral of B J McCulloch.
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Edwin Mann
Huntington
Arthur Gentry
St.Lukes Hospital
Bennie Baker
Robert Wilson
Wm. HH. Thomas
Tom Settle
Virginia Smokeless Fuel Company
Washington
Tobe Johnson
Welch
Bluefield
Pearisburg
Sol White
Matewan
West Virginia
Waller S. Brown
Dr. Kirk
Princeton Avenue
Garnet Hart
Rocky Mount
J.B. Gose
Burk
Garden
Chicago
George Carter
Roanoke
Chas. L.push
B. J. McCulloch
Music at Bland Street Will Sing at Both Services
Mrs. Jefferson David Lemmon will perform during both services at Bland Street church. The article notes Jefferson David Lemmon, known as Mrs. Lemmon, will sing and participate in the arrangements.
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Jefferson David Lemmon
Seapets Samaton Adel 2 Tiida de
Seapets Samaton Adel reports progress on care and feeding for a group of animals. Staff observe improved routines and stable conditions in the facility.
Church services announce morning and evening hymns
The church lists morning hymns Thy dwellings by Samuel Liddle and O Divine Redeemer by Gounod and evening selections The Prayer Perfect by Ervine Stenson and Save Me O God by Randeseer The note mentions Mrs Lemmon formerly Miss Elizabeth Leckie to attract a crowd at Bland Street Church today.
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Samuel Liddle
Gounod
Ervine Stenson
God
Randeseer
Bland Street
Lemmon
Elizabeth Leckie
Industries to be classified as essential in Pocahontas coal region
A general shutdown of nonessential industries is planned for the Pocahontas coal field this week. Mayor C O Stahiman will appoint a five member local committee under the U S Fuel administration to decide which industries are essential, with Appalachian Power Co to be represented. The panel will require permits for operations using electrical current.
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Pocahontas ‘Coal
Pocahontas
John Davis Dead in Pittsburg at Age Forty Nine
John Davis a coal operator, died at his home in Pittsburg today aged forty nine with the report noting an ex. state of health preceding his death.
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John
Davis
Pittsburg
Death claims Bluefield pioneer merchant McCullough
Benjamin J. McCulloch fifty eight died yesterday at 8 am after several days illness from meningitis. A veteran general store operator since 1890 he chaired McCulloch & Co. Survived by widow and three children, with many siblings. Funeral at Mand Street home this afternoon conducted by Rev. Hamilton and Rev. Moore. Interment Walnut Grove cemetery. Active and honorary pallbearers named.
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Benjamin J. McCulloch
Bluefield
Bland Street
McCulloch
McCaulloch & Co
Montagomery County
McDonald's Mills
Hinton
Laiey
Ben. H
William J. McCulloch
Ruth McCulloet
A. V. Lawson
Milnois
George McDonald
Vinton
Clara Goodwin
Werteheeter
Annie la Few
Daleuw, Va
Mise Ida McCulloch
Washington, D. C
Mra
Ruth Mowler
Oxford
John R. McCulloch
This City
J. McCulloch
M! T. McCulloch
Troutville
Chas. L. Bush
Roanoke
Mand Street
Hamilton
Methodial Church
Samuel W. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Walnut Grove Cemetery
H. A. McCue
A. G. McCue
W. T. Eliott
R Reed Harding
Frank Lazenby
J. T. Ward
R. L. Helms
B. H. Hancock
J. M. Metthany
J. C. Jordan
Free Membership for World War Soldiers and Sailors
A communication from Dr. A. C. Vandine great sachem West Virginia to Calumet Tribe No 58 Blueheld announces a special dispensation by Hon James T Rogers authorizing free admission of World War soldiers and sailors to the Improved Order of Red Men without any membership fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Tribe
A. C. Vandine
West Virginia
Piuefield
W. 'Va
James T. Rogers
Patriotic Order Promotes Soldier Membership Drive
Calumet Tribe No. 6S invites World War I veterans to join the Improved Order of Reaven with no membership fee before December 19 at Led Men's Hall. Three degrees are offered with large class potential, followed by a December 26 officer election and banquet. The tribe owns real estate valued at $20,000 and pays weekly sick benefits and a $75 funeral benefit.
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Led Men's Hall
Seit
Calumet Tribe No. 6S
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