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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1935

Page

5

Heater Explodes at Mission School Dormitory

A Grundy report says a heater at Mountain Mission School dormitory exploded leaving over a hundred children exposed to cold. Most keep to bed awaiting repairs. $350 is needed to replace the heater, with donations sought from Bluefield and Matoaka through C. I. Cheyney and Rev. John Foley.

Grundy Mountain Mission School C. I. Cheyney Bluefield John Foley Matoaka

Bluefield Baby Clinic Names New Executive Committee

The Bluefield Pre-natal and Baby Clinic held its monthly meeting in the municipal building with President Mrs. A B Mahood presiding. Treas. Mrs. Humphrey D Smith reported a budget of 1000 raised mainly by supporters, minus 104 from the Cooperative Benevolent Association. The meeting closed the clinic year as the executive committee was elected: Mrs. Houston St. Clair president, Mrs. Mary Harmon Pritchard secretary, Mrs. Humphrey D Smith treasurer, and Mrs. R. R. Stuart publicity agent. A new membership was debated and by law drafts assigned to Mrs. Edward J. McQuail Jr., Mrs. R. H. Moore and Mrs. Albert S. Kemper Jr. Nurse Ida Clark reported for November and Mrs. Mahood thanked all for support.

Bluefield A. B. Mahood Humphrey D. Smith Oakhurst Avenue Cooperative Benevolent Association Houston St. Clair Mary Harmon Pritchard Humphey D. Smith R. R. Stuart Edward J. McQuail Jr R. H. Moore Albert 5. Kemper Jr Lawg Ida Clark Mahood

Montgomery Ward store addition contract to be let

The $85 000 Montgomery Ward store addition in Bluefield will likely be let early next year with work starting around March. R L Barrett of the Bluefield store announced plans received. local contractors will bid. three floors and a basement will double floor space built by R W Honaker. Electrical plumbing and painting work may be subcontracted with local labor prioritized.

Montgomery Ward R. L. Barrett Bluefield Bland Street R. W. Honaker

City Board Holds Curtailed Session Presided by Godsey

City board met briefly in the absence of Mayor Light and City Manager Bruce. C. E. Godsey presided as two paying assessments were released for the Cohen estate and Ethel Wooten, both previously paid. A garage permit for 2316 Washington street costing 300 was approved. Austin’s $1000 electrical bond was approved and filed. Last week’s payroll of 267.80 was allowed and the December salary payment set for December 20.

W. A. Light Kyle Bruce C. E. Godsey B. M. Cohen Princeton Avenue Ethel Wooten Bland Street J. B. Wilson Washington Street L. B. Austin

Health drive backs 1935 tuberculosis seal sale

President Roosevelt urged broad public support for the 1935 Christmas Seal campaign to fight tuberculosis. Endorsements came from major groups including the PTA, NEA, American Legion, and women's and church federations. West Virginia set a $40,000 quota with counties asked to raise five cents per person.

Roosevelt National Congress of Parents and Teachers National Education Association American Legion Woman's Auxiliary General Federation of Women’s American Federation of Labor Federal Council of Churches West Virginia A. BE. McClue W. W. Trent H. L. White State Education Association State Board of Control M. D. Carrico R. H. Walker W. Va

Three Men Held on Coal Company Theft Charge in Welch

Three men Morris Bennett Buster Vaughn and Lonzo Cantrell were rounded up and jailed in McDowell county on the Atlantic Smokeless Coal Company theft totaling five dollars. Bennett Vaughn and Cantrell were brought to jail over the weekend and yesterday, with arraignment expected before Magistrate H W Herndon.

McDowell County Atlantic Smokeless Coal Company Asco Morris Bennett Buster Vaughn Lonzo Cantrell Bennett Vaughn Cantrell H. W. Herndon

Metal Sprayer Almost Severes Prisoner Nose

Silas Belcher colored man and Albert Turner clashed over spraying tall jail cages. Turner struck Belcher in the face with a metal sprayer, nearly severing his nose. Belcher was taken to Welch hospital for treatment after the incident.

Silas Belcher Albert Turner Belcher Welch Hospital Turner

Welch Paragraphs Mayor Blakely Returns From NC Hunt

Mayor John W. Blakely has returned from an annual hunting trip to North Carolina where he enjoyed a brief vacation. Bob Hatfield of Huntington accompanied him on the journey.

John W. Blakely North Carolina Bob Hatfield Huntington Mr. Hatfield

Welch Central Labor Union Meeting Friday Night

The Welch Central Labor union gathers Friday at 7 30 in Union hall. Officer nominations close at the first January meeting night. nominations opened at the last session.

Welch Central Labor Union

Advent Service at St Luke's Church Tonight

The third in a series of advent services is held at St Luke's Church this evening at 7 30. The service prepares for the birth of Christ and all members of the congregation are urged to attend and the public is invited.

St. Luke’s Church Christ

Condition Of Injured Man In Critical State

Officials at Welch Emergency hospital said J. R. Cunning, 57, was struck by a car Saturday at Maybeury and remains in critical condition with poor chances of recovery. Boyzie Hall, driver of the auto, was absolved of blame by Magistrate C. B. Moore after stopping and taking the victim to Dr. I. T. Peters.

Welch Emergency Hospital J. R. Cunning Maybeury Boyzie Hall Canning C. B. Moore Hall I. T. Peters

Welch Society Bridge Event And Baptist Society Meeting

Mrs Eleanor Redd hosted a Monday bridge gathering at her home with high score to Miss Pearl Rader and second to Miss Margaret Hay. Guests included several local women. The Baptist Missionary Society meets Thursday at 8 pm with an executive board at 7:30 and World Friendship circle business session at the same time.

Eleanor Redd Pearl Rader Margaret Hay Miss Rader Miss Hay Jimmy Ballard Tess Counts May Hall Helen Stamper Edith Hurley Eloise Beavers Sam Harris J. Howard Anderson Alton Duncan Missionary Society of the Baptist Church World Friendship Circle

Tea Dance Hosted by Mc Dowell Auxiliary on Christmas Day

The Woman's auxiliary of the Mc Dowell County Medical society will sponsor a tea dance Christmas day in the Memorial building. Music by Kermit Hunter and his orchestra. Dancing from 6 to 9 o'clock.

Woman's Auxiliary The McDowell County Medical Society Kermit Hunter

Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Carter’s Home

The Garden club will meet at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs Gail T Carter. A very interesting program has been planned and the hostesses will be Mrs Carter and Mrs Chester Harman.

Garden Club Gail T. Carter Carter Chester Harman

Hospital Notes At Grace And Stevens Clinic

Admitted to Grace hospital were Mrs. H S Harris of city, Mrs B C Tuggle of Havaco, Mrs C R Perkins of Havaco, and Carl Blevins of Kyle. Discharged from Grace were Mrs Lee Mullens of Hensley, Bill Asbury of Bradshaw, and Zebie Isabell of Asco. Discharged from Stevens clinic were Mrs Charles Barton of Newhall, Mrs Jack Dalton of Capels, Mrs Hamilton Cox of Coalwood, W B Marlin of Kimball, and Ed Monk of Keystone.

Grace Hospital H. S. Harris City Jack Dalton Capels Hamilton Cox Coalwood W. B. Marlin Kimball Ed Monk Keystone

Welch Area Personal Notes Roundup

Mrs Carl Brown visits her husband in Welch over the weekend. Donald Pierce, student at Emory and Henry College, visits his parents in Emory Virginia. Mr and Mrs M C Hammond plan Newport News holidays with daughter Isabel Hancock. Mr and Mrs Gail T Carter return from Huntington. Mrs Hyman Rae Michaelson leaves for New York and Trenton. Dr and Mrs J W English of Bramwell were in Welch Monday. Miss Tommy McCoy, Welch, visits mother Eva McCoy, returns to Peterstown.

Carl Brown Concord College Brown A. & P. Company Welch Donald Pierce Emory and Henry College Emory, Va L. W. Pierce M. C. Hammond Newport News Isabel Hancock Gail T. Carter Huntington Hyman Rae Michaelson New York Trenton N. J J. W. English Bramwell Tommy McCoy Eva McCoy Peterstown

Periods of Severe Dearth Spaced Roughly Eight Decades Apart

A historical note suggests approximately 85 years elapse between bouts of severe drought. Calculations indicate long intervals separating major dry spells, aligning with cyclical climate patterns observed in past records.

Fancy living room pillows and meals at city ads

City and coalfield ads offer fancy living room pillows at $1.00 each from Fretwell's on Bland Street with phone 334 and a Good Noon Meal 35 cents with meat four vegetables salad drink and dessert. The text also mentions specials on room and meals by month at a high hotel and notes an artificial limb break opens by I. P. Boggs on Bland Street in Bluefield.

Fretwell's Bland Street High Hotel I. P. Boggs

Mary Lee Beauty Shop Adverts Offer Treatments

Mortgage of beauty services advertise facials for $1.25 during a 10 day trial at Mary Lee Cuty Shop Raleigh Street. Other services include shampoo and fingerwave 50c and hair tinting by specialists with phone 2760. Christmas cleaning and laundering by Hendersons 1303 Bland Street. Holiday permanent waves by Rose Marie Shop with December specials from $1.00 to $1.50 to $10 and appointment calls to 2760.

Mary Lee Mary Lee Beauty Shop Rose Marie

Hearing on Water Report Continued to January 9

Public Service Commission granted a continuance until January 9 for its hearing on the valuation of Bluefield Water Service Company. City officials Mayor W. A. Light and City Manager Kyle Bruce returned to Bluefield after attending a WV Municipal League meeting in Charleston.

Public Service Commission Bluefield West Virginia Water Service Company Water Company W. A. Light Kyle Bruce Charleston West Virginia Municipality League

DIY Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Quick Family Relief

A vintage advertisement offers a home mix for bad winter coughs using 2% Pinex, sugar syrup, and water. It claims four times the medicine for less cost, no cooking, easy preparation, and fast soothing of irritated membranes to end a bad cough.

Norway

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Mision Quhuul Grundy School Bluefield Baby Clinic Godsey Welch, W. Va Trip Asco Store Oakford Telegraph Commercial Printing Co Welch Society Missionary Society Henderson's Bluefield, W. VA Ronton Nancy Miller Mandy Millie Darling Trista
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