Basketball Matoda and Elkins Clash At Bluefield Gym
Basketball items note Matoda versus Elkins at the high school gym Thursday night with 8:00 PM start and free reserved seating. The ad copy references winter term starts January 3 at Summit City Business College and mentions local business notices, a luncheon bakery offerings, and other community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoda
Elkins High School
Thursdey Nicht
Matoaka
Summit iCity Business College
Dance crowd enjoys matinee at Dugout and pass sales update
A large crowd enjoyed dances with a matinee at the Dugout from 3 30 to 6 00 this afternoon. Norfolk and Western shows eight types of 1921 annual passes at terminals, while Bluefield Typographical Union 644 calls a 5 PM meeting. police officer Walters remains in stable condition.
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Norfolk and Western
Bluefield Typographical Union
Bluefield Typographical Union No
Frost Kinces wed in private Coalwood ceremony
Rosa Bell Kinces of Wytheville Va and Wieford A Frost of Coalwood married at the Sturdivant home on Hudson Street. Rev Samuel W Moore officiated in a small gathering. Couple plan to reside in Coalwood where the groom holds a fine position.
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Coalwood
L. W. Sturdivant
Hudson Street
Rosa Bell Kinces
Wytheville
Wieford A. Frost
Samuel W. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Local Society Notes Among Roanoke and Bluefield Residents
Mrs Rose E Helton is ill at 180 Preston street. Mrs G C Hill of Roanoke visits the city as guest of Mrs R Cerry. Mrs C E B Smith of Charleston visiting brother W C Alexander and is very ill. E T Tyree of the Flat Top National Bank leaves on a business trip to Huntington. Mr and Mrs L J Wilburn of Roanoke spend week with Mr and Mrs F B Taylor of Albemarle street. Mrs W B Martin of Carolina avenue hosts guests Mrs W S Perry and Mrs W P Porter of Castlewood. Mrs W C Forelines moved to St Luke's Hospital for possible operation. Nannie Burks of New York visiting sisters Capitola and Jennie George in west Bluefield. Miss Ethel Greenspon, student at Goucher College Baltimore, visits parents S Greenspon of South Bluefield. Mrs John Scopinich and son Clifton, of New York, join husband in management of Busy Bee Rasere and will live here. Mrs Brady Sutherland leaves for Crewe, Va after visiting mother Mrs John F Lend on Rogers street. She is accompanied by sisters Louise and Lillian Woolwine who will visit Petersburg and Richmond before returning home.
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Rose E. Helton
Preston Street
G. C. Hill
Roanoke
R. Cerry
C. EB. Smith
Charleston
W. C. Alexander
E. T. Tyree
Flat Top National Bank
Huntington
L. J. Wilburn
Mrs
F. B. Taylor
Albemarle Street
W. WB. Martin
Carolina Avenue
W. S. Perry
W. P. Porter
Castlewood
W. C. Forelines
St. Luke's Hospital
Nannie Burks
New York City
Capitola
Jennie George
West Bluefield
Ethel Greenspon
Goucher College
Baltimore
8. Greenspon
South Bluefield
John Scopinich
Clifton
New York
Scopinich
Busy Bee Resare
Brady Sutherland
Crewe
John F. Lend
Rogers Street
Missus Louise
Lillian Woolwine
Petersburg
Richmond
Two Men Die as Train Strikes On Berwind Track
Two men, Ambrose Pirson of Boomer North Carolina and Dale West of Richlands Virginia, were killed when struck by a northbound freight near Berwind. Leslie Baldwin of White Top Gap Virginia survived with severe injuries after being struck and is not expected to recover. The incident occurred at 9 45 in the morning opposite the Berwind White Coal power house as workers from Berwind White Company walked the track. The engine crew saw no warning due to steam from the power house. Baldwin suffered brain concussion three broken ribs and possible internal injuries and was sent to Berwind for care. The bodies of Pirson and West were taken to Berwind for burial preparations.
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Berwind
Ambrose Pirson
Boomer
N. C
Dale West
Richlands
Leslie Baldwin
White Top Gap
Berwind-White Coal Company
Berwind-White Company
Baldwin
Parole application filed for Haven V. Miner in Mercer County case
On or about December 27 1920 Haven V Miner convicted of bigamy at the January term 1920 of the Criminal Court of Mercer County and sentenced to two years in the West Virginia Penitentiary. Parole request filed with Pardon Attorney Harry D Perkins Charleston WV. Bluefield announces next community sales day January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Perkins
Charleston
West Virginia
Haven V. Miner
Criminal Court
Mercer County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coalfield
Summit City Business College
Jobn Scopnich
South Bluefeld
Jesu Ree
Peron
Oce
Jaanea
Summit
Cty Business College
Wetowks
Hikins School Gymnas
Thursnicht
Weber
Raen Coal Co
Spruce Street
M the Victory
Florida
T. E. Henderson
Hotel Biltmore
Busy Bee
Alexander Cut Flower and Plant Co
Bluefield Normal and Business College
W. H. Cunningham
O'Neill
Saxaphone Orchestra
McClosky
Victory Lunch & Bakery
Saverg
Fiat Top Bank
M. B. Postlethwaite
Bluefield Avenue
Higgins
George T. Crews
Steiff
Dixie Field
Wilson Dunn
Birmingham
Ala
Alva Litle
Bramwell
Dunn
Palmer
Edward White
Herbert Lucas
John Jackson
Newt Hickman
Millard Russell
Lawrence Fields
Fields
Squire Postlethwaite
A. M. Wade
C. A. Easley
H. ©. Warlick
Easley-Penn
Dr. Easley
Bluefield
Warlick
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio
St. Paul
Young Women's Christian Association
Russell Street
Christ Church
Lutheran Church
McSparron
Joseph McSperron
Japan
M. L. Barrett
Barrett
The
Business and Professional Womens Club
Alice Hare
Pearl Brammer
Nettie Vass Steele
Edward Frazee
Mary Fisher
Jacobs
Squire M. B. Postlethwaite
J. A. Looney
New Christian Church
Bland
Federal Streets
Looney
American Legion
Chas. M. Stieff
W. D. Kyle
Lynchburg
Altamont
Frederick L. Black
Harold Black
Sumners Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Virginia
John Doukas
Santa Claus
H. B. Walters
ROYAL
Commercial Hotel
W. Va
Solitaries
J. W. Waters Co
Jewelers
Law and Commerce Building
F. G. Phillips
Box
Enterprise Foundry and Machine Works
Bristol-Va, Tenn
Bluefield’s
the Henry Rodgin
Ewelers
Telegraph
Easley-Perkins & CO
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