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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1941

Page

12

Modernized N W Passenger Station Ready For Inspection

The Bluefield Norfolk and Western passenger station, after six months of modernization, stands ready for patrons’ inspection. The updated depot preserves stone walls while interior and exterior are rebuilt with concrete floors terrazzo finishes asbestos shingle roof fluorescent lighting and new windows and doors. A redesigned ticket office baggage lobby entrance and expanded rest rooms improve passenger flow and comfort.

Bluefield Norfolk and Western Railway Merly

Christmas tree stock rules from Oklahoma official cited

Oklahoma agriculture notes trees with roots sold as Christmas trees may be nursery stock unless native trees removed from habitat. Native species such as pine and fir may be sold with roots. non native evergreens are nursery stock. Nurseryman registration required and local tax rules may apply.

Commissioner of Agriculture J. B. McLaughlin

Haunting Season Opens in Virginia Forests

The one week hunting season opens across Virginia state forests locking in access to about forty thousand acres including prime stands near Appomattol and Cumberland in December. Hunters are invited to explore the seasonal openings and the forests near the sinks for the period.

Prince Edward State Virginia State Forest Service Forest Service Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries United States State Game Commission Offeen Farmville Cumberland Forest Game Commission Richmond Virginia Appomat- Cumberland

Decaying carp practice and Lafayette fish tale in 19th century markets

The article describes historical carp farming practices including females kept imprisoned by males, and Chinese harvest methods capturing multiple females at once. It notes the Lafayette spot’s 1834 connection to Marquis de Lafayette. It also mentions a New Haven fish market showing oysters on a boat near a gas chandelier and a salmon migration record from the open sea to spawn in the Yukon River to Caribou.

United States China Marquis de Lafayette New Haven Conn Ey Toyry Sunat Upukon River

Nine Local Men in 38th Division Band at Camp Shelby

Nine Bluefield men serve in the 38th Division Band the largest in the Army. They are selected for proficiency from other division bands and perform marching tricks and field symbols. The unit is a feature at the Sugar Bowl game and backs the undefeated 38th Cycloners in the Fifth Army Corps League.

Camp Shelby Miss Bluefield W. Va Army of the United States Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Olney H. Thorn Stockton Street 160Th Infantry Guy W Johnson Street 150Th Infantry J R. Meadows William H. Prench Mountain View Avenue William F. Parris Richard Cortland Henry Preston Street Samuel D. Steiner Union Street Thomas F. Lawson Randolph Terrace Patsy Romano Small Jackson Street

Keystone Junior High P T A Plans Food Drive

Keystone West Virginia December meeting of the Parent Teachers Association led by Mrs W R Kessee. No school Christmas trees or treats this year. urged student food or clothing contributions to fill baskets for needy families. Discussions covered eye examinations in classrooms with corrective steps planned and a health panel led by Mrs E C Boggess.

Keystone W. Va Parent - Teachers Association Keystone Junior High School W. R. Kessee Bailey E. C. Boggess

Bluefield District Women Meet at Northfork Methodist Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Bluefield district and Coalfield Mission Board will convene at Northfork Methodist Church on Tuesday December 9 at 10 a m Representatives from district societies are expected to attend Mrs Roy B Thompson WSC SS president will preside for the morning session Officers from various departments will report and officers will be elected plus plans for the coming year including remarks by Mrs J G Nichols president

Coalfield Mission Board Northfork Woman’s Society of Christian Service W. E. Hartel Woman's Society of Christian Service Bluefield Northfork Methodist Church Roy 8. Thompson J. G. Nichols

Joint Meeting of Four Circles and Woman's Division

The last meeting of four circles and the Woman's Division of the Methodist church will be held Thursday at 8 pm in the church auditorium. Mrs. A J Reynolds circle leads the program, Mrs. Ben Mays circle hosts the social hour in the basement, and reports will be completed with officers for next year elected.

Woman's Division Christian Service Methodist Church A. J. Reynolds Ben Mays

Keystone Eckman quarterly conference business session

The Keystone Eckman charge will hold the business session of its quarterly conference Tuesday night at the Keystone Methodist church.

Keystone Methodist Church Keystone- Eckman Charge

Christmas Cantata by Keystone Northfork group

The Keystone Northfork Woman's Club announces a Christmas Cantata replacing December meeting. Directed by George Richardson, the performance by the music department will be on the afternoon of December 21 at Keystone Methodist Church. Public invitation extended.

Keystone-Northfork Woman's Club Music Department George Richardson Keystone Methodist Church

Cantata Plans Highlight Noted Quality Performance

Plans to attend the Cantata are noted as a promising event, with suggestions that the performance will be very good and enjoyable for attendees.

Ellis Family Attends Va Grandfather Funeral

Mr and Mrs Glen Ellis and Ted Ellis were summoned to Asbury Virginia Monday by the death of Mr Ellis grandfather. They attended the funeral Tuesday then returned home the same day.

Glen Ellis Ted Ellis Asbury

Teachers Transfered In Keystone Eckman War Crumpler Movements

Mrs Clarice Ashworth resigns from third grade at Keystone Junior High and Grade School. Miss Alice Bias moves from Eckman schools to Keystone. Mrs B Blackburn leaves War schools to Eckman to replace Bias. Trudie Orander from Crumpler fills Blackburns War position.

Clarice Ashworth Keystone Alice Bias Eckman 8. C. Blackburn Miss Bias Trudie Orander Crumpleree Blackburn

Station Damaged By Fire At Mayberry Filling Station

A Thursday night blaze at C. E. Moore’s Mayberry filling station damaged the office area and roof, blew out several windows, and burned manager Masil Perdue on the face and hands. Keystone fire department responded to the scene.

C. E. Moore Maybeury Masil Perdue Keystone Fire Department

Firefighters Contain Blaze Without Major Shop Damage

Fire crews gained control of a fire that threatened a shop area, with the majority of the building sustaining limited damage. No injuries were reported, and investigators will examine the scene for the cause.

Community Notes from Princeton and Nearby Towns

Sunday visits span Princeton and nearby towns with Mrs. Flora Johnson returning to Jefferson after weeks with her son C. C. Johnson in Princeton. The Williams family visited relatives in Princeton, while H. H. Callaway and daughter Joanne stayed with a sister in Athens. Ann B. Clare vacationing with her mother in Union, W Va. Peggy Repass recovering at home aims to return to school next week. Mrs. Sam McKinsey of Mann visiting friends. Gillenwater and Kay in Cincinnati. Winfred Omens and wife from New Motamoras Missouri visiting Mrs. Dee Long’s sister Mrs. Ben Mays.

James Williams Princeton H. H. Callaway Joanne Mr. Callaway Athens Ann B. Clare Union W. Va Sam McKinsey Mann J. C. Gillenwater

Bluefield Subdivision Homes Advised by Easley-Wilson

Cumberland Heights in Bluefield markets nine under construction homes with seven improved properties available. W. E. Hoge of Easley-Wilson Co invites inquiries at Peery Building telephone 2808 as prices rise with costs and material shortages.

Cumberland Heights, Incorporated Bluefield W. E. Hoge Easley-Wilson Company Peery Building

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