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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1925

Page

3

Welch-McDowell County Fight for Legion Officers Warms

Campaign heats up in McDowell County Post No and American Legion as Gail T. Dudgeon and Samuel Solins vie for post commander with Kemp Powell Billy Mitchell and M A Watkins contesting for other posts. Incumbent W B Lovett pushes dues revival while leaders urge all eligible members to join and build West Virginia’s largest McDowell post.

McDowell County Post No American Legion Gali T. Dudgeon Samuel Solin Kemp Powell Billy Mitchell M. A. Watkins F. W. Hervey H. 8. White I. C. Keeling Andy Thorn W. B Lovett Gail T. Dudgeon Samuel Solins Solins McDowell Post Legion West Virginia

W A M EET INTERESTING AT FIRST BAPTIST CIRCLE

The Y W A of the First Baptist church met with Miss Alfreda Frye on Walnut street. Members led by Lady Ruth Ogle presented the Christmas story. Refreshments followed a business session planning a Thursday banquet with many attendees listed, including Hartley Sanders and Bertha Hale.

W. A First Baptist Church Alfreda Frye Walnut Street Girs Mable Malcolm Katie Hartley Sanders Katie Stull Bessie Hale Bertha Hale Pauline Roles Virginia Mitchell Hallie Riner Mary Bell Welch Ruth Ogie Louise Nur

For Rent Furnished Seven Room House on Wallace Street

Seven room furnished house on Wallace street now available. Apply J. H. Counts, Box 585. Also four room flat with bath and utilities provided. Charles Wheby & Son, Second street. Bath lights and water furnished. Bon, Second street.

Wallace Street J. H. Counts Charles Wheby & Son Second Street Charles Wheby & Bon

Princeton Rates Freeze Causes Multiple Incidents And Notices

County records report marriage licenses issued for George W. McClellan to Janet W. O Neil and Aubrey J. Smith to Loraine Arthur. A fiduciary order names Leola Doggett administrator of Walter Doggett estate. Severe cold frozen pipes caused two surface boiler explosions. repairs and flooding followed.

George W. McClellan Janet W. O'Neil Bluefield Aubrey J. Smith Loraine Arthur Princeton Leola Doggett Walter Doggett W. B. McNutt Lowery G. Bowling

Card of Thanks for condolences and aid during illness and death

The Lowe family expresses sincere thanks to all who offered sympathy and aid during their daughter and sister's illness and death. They acknowledge those who brought cars and floral tributes and thank Mayor Brown for patrols to suppress Christmas night.

Brown W. A. Lowe

Princeton Hospital Training School for Nurses Ends Month

Commencement exercises of 1920 for the Princeton Hospital Training School for Nurses will be held Thursday evening at 9 o'clock at the Armory on Mercer Street with a dance to follow. Class members include Lucille Harvey Lancre Smith Pearle Thornton Roxelia Dunn. Also advertising Spangier’s Woman’s Shop offering 150 pairs of ladies shoes at 95 cents and hats priced at 1.45 and 1.95. A car of sprint coal has arrived for furnaces, contact Reeves or E. En. Cnetty for delivery.

Princeton Hospital Training School Armory Mercer Street Lucille Harvey Lancre Smith Pearle Thornton Roxelia Dunn Roanoke Virginia MacBain Williamson Groves Williamson Road Gate Lilly View Franklin Court Beckley W. Va Gulf and New River Princeton

New Year Suggestions for Colored Community Progress

A 1925 recap praises gains in property, church and school work, Bluefield Institute development, and city schools. It urges 1926 plans including a small financial institution, stores, a colored theater, consolidating churches, a central community club, and a professional men’s network to boost nonsectarian welfare and regional harmony. Miss Lillian Moore is listed in the personals.

Bluefield Institute Mountain South Bland Presbyterian Church Missionary Societies

West Virginia Collegiate Institute Schedules Holiday Visit

H. J. Wilson dies at his Jones street home Monday morning. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced as the family observes a holiday period.

West Virginia Collegiate Institute H. J. Wilson Jones Street

Memorial building work underway in Princeton area

The local legion post plans start on a Memorial building in Princeton. Funds of 22 750 are in place with 12 000 to 15 000 more expected this year. The county court may appoint a five district committee to obtain plans and estimates so construction could begin next summer.

Legion Post Princeton Main Street

Under the Tent Free Entry At The Parade

A vivid reminiscence recalls slipping under a tent for free admission at a parade. Water buckets for elephants, pink lemonade and hot dogs sparked a bustling scene with a calliope and sawdust on display.

Self-styled hard man held for grand jury

John Neal, a man who called himself a hard guy, was arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harry Chafin for stabbing G. W. Duckwiler in Havaco during a drunken brawl. Duckwiler is treated at Walch hospital and Neal is held for the January term of the grand jury.

John Neal Harry Chafin G. W. Duckwiler Havaco Neal Duckwiler Walch Hospital A. C. Hufford

Welch Briefs and Holiday Notes From the County Office

The county clerk issued marriage licenses yesterday to Bill Lafone and Bell Reed, Arthur Cross and Nina Miler, John Kochan and Louisa Note, and Will Houston and Mattie Collins, listing their ages and hometowns. Welch Telephone girls thanked patrons for Christmas gifts and New Year wishes. Sheriff’s forces destroyed four large stills and 750 vats of mash near War during the holidays.

Bill Lafone Bell Reed Lex Arthur Cross Nina Miler Welch John Kochan Louisa Note Caretta Will Houston Mattie Collins Coopers Bluefield Telephone Company Daily Telegraph Local Exchange Telephone Company Squre Bob Simpkins

War community notes praise law enforcement and Christmas trade

The article lauds the War district for strong policing during Christmas with few drunken incidents and notes merchants report solid retail business. It mentions General Pershing's homecoming and reflects on Mc Dowell county’s improving conditions and citizen buying habits.

Justice of the Peace McDowell County Ettizens

Welch Hospital Reports Patient Improvement

William J. Hatfield shows notable recovery after admission to Welch hospital No. 1. Local social notes list visitors and arrivals including Teresa White sister of Senator Sol White and guests in Welch from Bluefield New York and Eckman with various business and family terms.

William J. Hatfield Welch Hospital No. 1 Herbert Cooper Little Son Bluefield Welch Josephine Duffy New York Edward O'Toole Woodlawn Court Teresa White Sol White Matewan Grace Hospital Mary Day Coalwood Joseph M. Sanders, Jr Woodlawn Court Apartments Hobart Payne Glade Springs D. J. F. Strother Charleston

Michigan Stars Triumph In 1910 Minnesota Clash

In Ann Arbor, Michigan defeated Minnesota after a late surge led by quarterback McMillan who twice called the same trick pass to Wells for Borleskie scoring the only tally. The Wolverines relied on stars Benbrook Wells Thomson and McMillan to outplay Minnesota’s McGovern Rosenwald Erdall and Johnson.

Gophers Michigan McMillan Wells Borleskie Minnesota Gopher McGovern Shorty

Sarazen shoots 144 to lead Hialeah golf tourney

Gene Sarazen, 1922 American open champion, carded 72 72 for 144 to lead the second annual Miami golf price event at Hialeah. Willie Klein and Eddie Loos tied for second at 145. four players at 147 including Farrell, MacDonald, Schmutte and Reid. Dave Brown followed with 148 as Bobby Jones and Willie Macfarlane carded 149 in a related note.

Miami Fla Gene Sarazen Iniami Hialeah Sarazen Willie Klein Wheatley Hills L. L Eddie Loos Chicago Farrell Bob, MacDonald Leonard Schmutte Wilfred Reid Dave Brown Bobby Jones Willie Macfarlane Worcester Macfarlane Aif Wiliie Dow

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Doc Doc Teees Pop Slope Gypsie Lee Pine Bob West Miss Spangler The Christian Church E. Lb. Poff Princeton Avenue John Birch Highland Avenue R. Shaffear E. Lb. Smith Straley Avenue Ernest D. Lilly Ley J. H. Bush Athens Jimmie James Copper Hill Vv. T. Lilly Lilly Land Company Ada Mae Lilly Lilly Mae Meador W. G. Dunlap Harrison Street J. Myers Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Hinton Annie L. Myers Reba Smith Glyn Lyn Fillene Stafford Henry Street V. B. McClaugherty Clarence Pruett Clifton Forge Grady Ayers FE. M. Meadows Bill Alex Thompson Mount Hope Mike Harrington O. W. Farrow G. D. Shropshire and Son R. B. Crozier Louise Harless Peterstown W. B. McClaugherty H. Frazier Richmond G. B. Daniels Park Avenue Scott Deol & Bowne Bloomfield, N Crawfish Valley United States Mercer Dillard Chamber of Commerce Public Buildings Committee Chamber Washington California Joe Bonomo the Royal Theatre the Royal Brian Kent Mary Carr Kenneth Harlan Lacy Davis John Davis Willowton Lacy Asa Davis Kiwanis Club Rotary Club Virginian Hotel South Ninth Street P. W. McManaway B. H. Robinson Janny Spangiers Ous Spangier'’s O Reeves E. En Cnetty News of the Colored Folk Lillian Moore Cologne Walter Square Dance Legion Hall Bonomo Grand Jury Welch Briefs United States Coal & Coke Co Gary Bruce Gordon Don X Elbert Jonny Hines Filbert Herbert Rawlinson In Man IN Blue Thorpe Anawalt Edmond Lowe Senator Wheeler General Pershing London Greece Restore Station Winston Charehill Baltic Sea Princeton, W. VA Tab Cyra Virginian Maytag Company Lester Tucker Pres L. C. Davis Sec Treas C. M. Rosenburg Montcalm R. L. Waldron Princeton Furniture Co Covington T. M. Brookie McDowell
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