Local stores advertise Christmas sales and car services
Advertisements claim discounts at Vey Perkins & Co including ties, underwear, shirts and dresses with all stock at or below cost through January 1. Other listings promote flowers, pianos, reed baskets, car painting, meat market specials, and services from local shops in Bluefield area. Community notices report sports wins, a fatal accident, church youth meeting, and upcoming weddings and marriages.
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Graham
Local events announce concert and basketball season opener
The community invites all to the American Legion Dug-Out for the Diver or Welsh Concert Co tomorrow night. The Bluefield Bluefield Independents vs American Legion game opens the high school basketball season Wednesday at 8 15 p m with 25 cent admission. Also a Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meeting is set for Wednesday at 3 PM and Rev Sells will preach at Grassy Branch Schoolhouse this afternoon at 3.
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American Legion
Diver Or Welch Concert Co
Bluefield Independents
High School
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Welsh Concert Co
Diveror Welsh Concert Co
B. T. Sells
Third Charge
Bluefield
Grassy Branch
Bloodless Surgeon Promises Cure for Chronic Ailments
An advertisement touts a physician licensed across multiple states and countries as a leading stomach and nerve specialist. It claims to treat chronic diseases of blood, liver, kidneys, and more without operations, offering urine analysis and promising possible cures even after other doctors failed.
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America
PERSONAL NOTES FROM RADFORD AREA VISITORS
Mrs. W Hi Keister of Past Rad ford hosted visitors here last week. Miss Thelma Martin welcomed guest Miss Edythe Foster from Best Radford. Miss Nancy Harrison of Pocahontas visited her aunt. Mrs. L Belcher leaves for Baltimore to enter John Hopkins for treatment. Mrs. Sam Liebman of North Fork recuperates after an operation at Minefield Sanitarium. Mrs. W H Sperow returns from attend ing N S Stroman's funeral. Mrs. Stroman accompanies her home. Mrs. C B R Godsey of Marshall street plans a Roanoke visit and a trip to Winston Salem to see her husband with Norfolk and Western ties.
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W Hi Keister
W.H. Sperow
Union Street
N. S. Stroman
Union
Monroe
County
Stroman
C. BR. Godsey
Marshall Street
Roanoke
Bluefield
C. R Godsey
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Five Revolvers Recovered in Bluefield Theft Case
Five of twenty six stolen revolvers were recovered by Bluefield city police after the robbery at Bluefield Hardware. Two men, William Ward and Ben Phillips, were held for the grand jury. both confessed to involvement in the sale of guns. Additional revolvers were found with George Johnson, Henry Foster, Ely Brooch, and pawned at Southern and Central Loan Offices.
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Bluefield Hardware Company
Bluefield Avenue
William Ward
Phillips
Dillon
Ward
Chief Dillon
George Johnson
Henry Foster
Ely Brooch
Southern Loan Office
Central Loan Office
P. H. Dicks
Ulysses Ramsey
Phillipa
Architects named for Bluefield College buildings plan
Architects Alex B. Mahood of this city and R. H. Hunt of Chattanooga Tenn were appointed associate architects to prepare plans for Bluefield College buildings after a board meeting. Work to start at once with spring construction anticipated to begin. Plans aim to make Bluefield College a million dollar institution.
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Alex B. Mahood
R. H. Hunt
Chattanooga
A E Gregory Dies in New York City
A E Gregory, long time Bluefield Bluefielder, died yesterday in New York City. The telegram to Appalachian Power Company offices gave no death details and shocked friends. Gregory had lived away from Bluefield for years and was then in New York with a former resident of Bluefield.
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A. E. Gregory
Canadian-born engineer served in World War I with Cann engineers
The text notes Mr. Gregory a Canadian born engineer in the consulting firm partners with the Cann engineers. He served four years during World War I as an officer. He left Bluefield for Canada when England entered the war. His mother lives in Toronto, Canada.
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Field
Gregory
Cann Engineers
Reng
Bluefield
England
Canada
Toronto
Enrico Caruso Suffers Vocal Burst at Brooklyn Opera
New York December 11 Enrico Caruso, renowned tenor, burst a blood vessel in his throat while singing at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The performance halted during the first act of Lonizetti's L Elisir. Official word says the accident is not serious.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lonizetti
Tenor Caruso illness halts performance after throat hemorrhage
A physician advised the tenor to stop after blood appeared in his throat during Ty Amore. The manager offered to let him finish if the audience wished, but the crowd declined. Report notes similar hemorrhages to those seen at a Metropolitan Opera performance last week.
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TyAmore
Mr. Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
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