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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1920

Page

2

Bluefield Citizen News Highlights Local Events and Crime

Community notes report the Carnegie Hero Medal awarded to Lawrence C Simpson posthumously for saving a drowning friend in Kingsport Tennessee. Robbery at Kimball shows $1 600 stolen. Mrs Helen M Housman and family plan to move to Phoenix Arizona. J K Shelton held for grand jury for theft at the Commercial Hotel while Mildred Link and Russell Heenze wed in Santa Anna California. Christmas social planned at Grace Church and a child suffers a broken arm.

Carnegie Hero J. W. Simpson Lawrence C. Simpson Kingsport Tenn Carnegie Hero Fund J. K Shelton Commercial Squire Postlethwaite Shelton

Kiwanis Bluefield committee to draft city charter

At the Kiwanis Club of Bluefield meeting, a ten member committee was named to assist in drafting a city charter under a proposed commission form of government. The club welcomed three new members and mourned the death of Dr. E Herbert Thompson.

Kiwanis Club of Bluefield Matz E. Herbert Thompson Bluefield Club Luther N. Frantz Huntington Hotel Buefield Club West Virginia Williamson Club

Fratricide on Porch Ends Life at Toms Creek

Frank Lawson aged forty five is killed by his brother Roy Lawson aged forty at the Lawson home on a Sunday afternoon. Roy, said to be intoxicated, fired a twelve gauge shotgun from the porch as Frank opened the door. Roy was arrested and jailed in Wise county. Both men worked in the local coal operation and left large families.

Toms Creek Frank Lawson Roy Lawson Bluefield Lawson Wise County

Death of Wm S Foutz in Phoenix Arizona

Wm S Foutz died at his home in Phoenix after a long illness. A pioneer Bluefield figure he built streets, promoted south Bland street, and helped push a streetcar line despite opposition. Survived by his wife and one daughter. He paid all debts and left a record of civic effort in Bluefield and later copper mining ventures in Arizona.

Wm. S. Foutz Phoenix Ariz South Bland Street Federal Building Bluefield Bill” Foutz Arizona Foutz

Personal notes from the region over Christmas holidays

Miss Emily Shirey returns from New York while Mr and Mrs Gordon Seal spend Christmas with Mr Seal's father in Charleston. Frances Williams comes home from Lynchburg after Christmas visit with Mrs John T Goodykoontz. Adelaide Alden of Philadelphia visits A W Alden on Wyoming street for Xmas weekend. Others travel between Bluefield Roanoke Huntington and Tazewell Street during the holiday season.

Pvins S. R. Weigand Denver Colo Emma Weigand Lynchburg M. H. Weigand Union Street Tom Murphy Bluefield Sanitarium Northfork Spangler Do. R. Godsey Marshall Street Winston-Salem N. C Norfolk and Western Emily Shirey New York Gordon Seal Seal Charleston C. V. Foland Bristol H. C. Weller Portsmouth Bluefield Frances Williams John T. Goodykoontz Adelaide Alden Philadelphia A. W. Alden Wyoming Street Harry Crigger Roanoke

Public Spirited Local Condolence Noted For Mr Fouts

The obituary describes Mr. Fouts as a public spirited man of ability and integrity. It records his marriage to a Miss Johnson of the county, sister to Thomas Johnson and Mrs. J. C. Damewood of Princeton, and Mrs. Erastus Bond of East Radford.

Fouts

Mines to Resume Today After Christmas Slowdown

Coal and Coke Company mines showed low activity with about forty percent of capacity. Eastern and western empties flooded the fields as congestion loomed in the southern region, with a return of miners expected after New Years and a two-section westbound train resuming service.

Dep Coal and Coke Company

Community Believes in Christmas Cheer for All

The Salvation Army and local groups distributed 120 food baskets from American Legion HQ and the Association brought joy to over 200 city children on Christmas morning. Captain Frazee and Mrs Frazee of the Community Home issue a grateful note praising donors and recounting acts of kindness and a tireless search for a requested toy.

Salvation Army American Legion Frazee Commounity Home Elks Opera House Santa Bob Lacy

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Susy Rm Sea St Néer Matt Cafenet Wwenty Bluefield Normal and Buss College W. Hinningham Steiff Beavers Elkins High Raven Red Ash Raven Coal Co Spruce Street Summit City Business College John Scopinich Summitnity Business College Auto Paint Shop Bluefield Avenue B. H Lusk Yuletide Mirror Raleigh Federal Streets Chamber of Commerce Hotel Matz Bureau John Davoll Kimball Helen M. Housman Hattie Ethel Carl Frank Claxton Galax B. B. Housman Albemarne Street Housman West Epworth League Haworth Grace Church Gwendolyn Lewellyn Princeton Avenue First Baptist Church Near East Relief Christ Church Children of Christ Church The Lutheran Church Chas.m. Stieff Lynchbu Ated Rg Bluefeld Altamont Frederick L. Black Harold Black Summers Street Bluefield, W. Va Virginia Honaker Kiwanis Club Heart Bluefield Mian Dend Grove’s Tunce Generations Sarre Rece Brapricio Recutator Co Derr Atlanta Ga William H. Carr Osteopath James B. Eades Kelly & Moyer Bldg ROYAL Alnans Kennewick Apples Rome Dr. Black Mr. Yost Graham Kennewick Wash Bluefield Market Co WM. Greenspon O. D Optometrist Box Enterprise Foundry and Machine Works Bristol-Va Henry Rodgin
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