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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1935

Page

12

Bluefield to Open Shirt Factory With 200-Worker Payroll

Bluefield starts a new shirt factory this week under Sam Stanford as manager. About one hundred local women will be hired within two weeks with payroll rising to around 200 within eight to twelve months as machinery and renovations complete at the old handkerchief plant near Hale's culvert.

Sam Stanford Bluefield Hale Chamber of Commerce Bluefied Shirt Company New York Standrod Acheson-Harden Company Kentucky Vanderbilt Washington. and Lee Universities Community Realty Company

Marriage Announcement and Church Schedule in Nemours West Virginia

Nemours WV December 7 Sunday activities at Mt Herman church include Sunday school at 10am and preaching at 11am by Rev Brown with B Y P A at 7 30pm. Marriage announcement: Mr and Mrs C W Woode announce son Herman Woode wed to Miss Virginia Noe of Bluestone on Friday.

C. W. Woode Herman Woode Misa Virginiano Bluestone W. Va Friay

Phillips Rites Held for Noaha at Local Home

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Mr Noaha at his home here. He died at the age of 83.

Phillips Mr. Noaha

NEMOURS PERSONAL NOTES OF LOCAL FOLK

Mrs. David Neel is ill at home. Miss Hazel Mullins of Yarde stayed with Elizabeth Barrett. Ed Barrett and Oakley Barrett visited Bluefield. Fred Thompson shopped there. Mrs. Junior Neel and Deena Neel visited Pocahontas. Joe Davison, Oakley Barrett and Mrs. Sutter visited Bluefield. Elizabeth Barrett spent last week at Pocahontas. J T Josey is ill. Various couples shopped or visited Bluefield Pocahontas Green Valley on specified days.

Nemours David Neel Hazel Mullins Yarde Elizabeth Barrett Ed Barrett Eon Oakley Bluefield Fred Thompson Junior Neel Deena Neel Pocahontas Joe Davison Oakley Barrett Sutter J. T. Josey Alfie Moore Paul David Neel Tuesay C. J. Marrs Earnest Sparke C. J. Marra Margaret Jene Neel Margaret Hazer George Tate Betty Charlie Barrett Green Valley Bill Shirder

Bramwell Circle Holds Final Meeting of Year

Mrs. W. B. Hill presided over circle No 1 at Emma F O Briens home in Bramwell. All reports showed obligations paid in full. Pollyanna gifts were opened after light refreshments. William Bennett and family visited Christiansburg after news of M A Thomason's illness and death.

Bramwell W. Va W. B. Hill Emma F. O’brien J. T. Thornton Emma O'Brien Ben Hill Sucy Lawshee Ohio M. A. Thomason William Bennett Richard Christiansburg

Revival service closes with progress and future plans

The Methodist church revival ended Wednesday night with conversions and reclamations noted. Plans are underway for a Christmas program. Separately, Marvin A. Thomason, 57, died in Lawshee Ohio, a Bramwell former resident and Methodist active member. funeral to be held at his Lawshee home.

Methodist Church Ohio Lawshee Marvin A. Thomason Bramwell Thomason W. M. Leathco

Bramwell Personal Notes Report Injuries and Births

W D Haynes recovering from Buckeye mines injury. L H Burke a patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs J C Forelines confined with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Williams Hendricks welcome a daughter at Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs Hendricks formerly Margaret Dillon Bramwell. Martin Jennings of Red House Va. dies at home last Monday. brother Zack Jennings and cousin J T Thornton connected to Bramwell. Mr and Mrs J J Fox back from visit to New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs Joseph Bowen and Miss Anne Bowen return from Alexandria Va and Philadelphia Pa. Dr S E Massey of Amonate Va. was in town Friday. Mrs W M Lathco called to...

Bramwell W. D. Haynes Buckeye L. H. Burke Bluefield Sanitarium J. C. Forelines Williams Hendricks Margaret Dillon Martin Jennings Red House Jennings Zack Jennings J. T. Thornton J. J. Fox New York Pennsylvania Joseph Bowen Mies Anne Bowen Alexandria Philadelphia S. E. Massey Amonate W. M. Lathco

Stewart-Warner Ferrodyne Radio Arrives With All Metal Tubes

New Stewart-Warner Ferrodyne radio debuts featuring all metal tubes designed to maximize performance. The store invites customers to a free side-by-side home comparison, delivering a brand new Ferrodyne at no cost or obligation to test against existing radios. Special introductory terms available for town residents.

Europe South America Stewart-Warner

Hamlet Held for Murder in Double Slaying at Pineville

Charlie Hamlet is jailed on murder charges after a fatal shooting at his home last Friday. Dave Kates and Reuben Williams, both Negro men, were killed when shots rang out in front and back of Hamlet's residence as witnesses say Kates attacked Hamlet with a torn crutch and Hamlet's wife fired from the porch.

Pineville W. Va Charlie Hamlet Glen Morrison Dave Kates Reuben Williams Hamlet Kates Williams

Wyoming County Court Approves 1936 Official Budgets

The Wyoming county court on Tuesday approved the annual budget for 1936 with $2,640 for the county clerk, $9,200 for the sheriff, $600 for the circuit clerk, and $3,830 for the assessor. The panel also entered orders naming Lane Cook as deputy sheriff to serve under Sheriff Oswell Cook, succeeding Perry Cook who resigned, and promoting William.

Wyoming County Court Lane Cook Oswell Cook Perry Cook William

Appointments Made in Otsego County Circuit Court

Rutherford was approved for chief deputy. Hobart Gunter to fill Center district constable vacancy after Lane Codk resigns, pending bond. James Bower named conservator of the peace for Otsego and surrounding area upon Erin Smokeless Coal Co. application.

Warning county stores on illegal punch boards and pool rooms

Trooper Platt warned operators of punch boards tip boards and marble machines as well as other games of chance to discontinue immediately. He said the practice has become prevalent county wide and that merchants have overlooked the prohibition. He also cautioned pool room proprietors who allow youths or minors on the premises.

Trooper Platt

Family News From Sparta and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Frank Shannon moved to Charlottesville Virginia for treatment and possible surgery. Ted Cooke of Princeton and Harry Cooke of Charleston visited relatives Dell Cooke over the holidays. Dorthea Wand visited Mrs Kellan Culbertson. Wray of Northfork attended to business here. Perdew couple welcomed a son last Tuesday at Latha Cook home. Ada Meyera returned from Akron after Thanksgiving. Browning couple moved into Dr Blakelys former home. Alger spent weekend with Peckley family. Byrd ill for several days. Privett returned after appendix operation in Beckley. Tilley went to Johns Hopkins Baltimore for treatment. Andrew Broaddust senior junior and grandson all served long at Salem church Sparta Va from 1820 to 1926.

Frank Shannon Charlottesville Latha Cook Ada Meyera Akron A. A. Browning H. C. Blakely N. Alger Peckley S. C. Byrd Aretta Privett Beckley Hospital W. R. Tilley Baltimore John Hopkins Hospital

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Shirt Factory Sam Stanror General Electric W.H. Harry & Co Princeton Ave Nemours, W.va R of Rao NEW Stewart-Warner Ferrodyne Radio Bluefield Hardware Pineville, W YA Walter Co. Byrd Andrew Broaddust IlIl Salem Church Sparta General Electric Company General Electric Radio W. H. Harry & CO W. H. Harry and Company Lionel Electric Santa Harry Horsman Gendron Keystone W.h.harry&co Princeton Avena Ranger
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