Charles Norris Dies Contractor Known For Major Builds
Funeral services for Charles Norris a Bluefield Virginia contractor who died Saturday at St Luke s hospital will be held Monday at 2 30 p m at Memorial Baptist church Bluefield with Hugh Horne presiding The service at the grave will be by Masons Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery Norris survived by wife Minnie Elkins two daughters Trene Norris and Betty Norris a son Wayne Norris and a granddaughter The family formerly resided in Charleston and Richford Vermont Norris was a 32nd degree Mason and had led major local construction projects He was naturalized in 1924 and later represented Bluefield Monument Company in recent years Mrs Norris is a patient at St Luke s hospital recovering from surgery and Norris two brothers and three sisters survive He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary recently The funeral will be attended by Frank J Norris enroute from Dundee Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eatin Saat Sineny Evik
St. Luke's Hospital
Mem- Baptist Church
Ee Va
Hugh Horne
Marvin Dodson
Asa Taylor
Memorial Baptist Church
Norris
Were
Maple Hil
Bluefield
Minnie Elkins
North Troy
Vermont
Trene Norris
Vivian Putnam
Vivene Art Studios
Wayne Norris
Richford
Golien
Bluefield Monument Company
Charleston
Mary Freer
Morrisville
E. J. Lord
Gertrude Norris
Dundee
Oregon
Frank J. Norris
Woodsville
N. H
Co. D
Funeral for J H Franklin Held in Bluefield
Relatives and friends gathered from Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond Bristol and other towns to attend the funeral and burial of Jess FB Franklin a prominent Bluefield businessman The Rev Houston Franklin formerly pastor of Calvary Baptist could not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess FB. Franklin
Bluefield
N. K. Franklin
Roanoke
Jack Franklin
Neice
Morris Hickson
Aa Neice
Hickson
O. Wheel Lynchbur
Maynard March
Litg
March
Joe Higginbotham
Lynchburg
Higginbotham
Luke Franklin
Richmond
Newphew
A. H. Jenkins
Richlands
J. R. Jess
Fort Bliss
Texas
Jay Bailey
Bristol
A. E. Neff
Front Royal
N. Covington
Marion
Hugh Miliaser
B. Dui
Concord
N.chantor
H. BE
Jenking
F. G. Parks
Independence
R. D. Parks
Louis Calley
Charlston
Holt Kester
Beckley
Nannie Keister
Jane Keister
John Leedy
Kimball
Nelson Barker
Houston Franklin
Calvary Baptist Church
Basement Blaze Causes Slight Damage Nearby Firemen Responded
Bluefield firefighters were summoned at 8 25 last night to a basement fire at 825 Albemarle Street the home of M C Ratcliff. The blaze began when a hot stove poker touched beaver board partition causing $5 damage according to firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
M. C. Ratcliff
Albemarle Street
Navy defends wartime order for unrestricted warfare
The navy praised the decision as moral courage and explained Germany had long waged unrestricted submarine warfare in the Atlantic. It noted Japanese submarines sank a merchant ship after Pearl Harbor and argued that distinguishing merchant ships from military auxiliaries was impractical, justifying their earlier stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Atlantic
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Japan
German findings reveal atomic energy potential and limits
The document discusses Hahn's discoveries and German research on capturing atomic energy via fission. It notes initial work in 1940 to power vehicles but not bombs under German conditions, and by 1941 an atomic energy machine and further tests showed potential to obtain power from uranium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hahn
Merce
Deaths and Funerals Henrietta Ratliff and kin
Funeral services for Mrs. Matilda Frances Ratliff 72 of Bluefield will be at 2 30 this afternoon at the Church of God South Street Rev W D McCraw to officiate Interment in Woodlawn cemetery She was born March 31 1873 in Christiansburg Va and had lived in Bluefield since 1900 Surviving through husband and many children and grandchildren. Also listed are sisters brothers and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Ratliff
Matilda Frances Ratliff
Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Church of God
South Street
W. D. McCraw
Woodlawn
Lena Taylor Horton
Ruth Hale
Raleigh Street
First Christian Church
Eugene May
Surai
Horton
Winston‘Belem N. C
John
Beth Taylor
John ‘Mays
Winston-Salem
UN Security Council Takes Up Greece Troop Issue
London reports the UN Security Council weighs Russia’s protest over British troops in Greece. Syrian delegate Faris Al Khoury says he will appeal to the council against French and British troops in the Levant. Britain and France had agreed on staged troop evacuation from Syria and Lebanon. The Arab Higher Committee seeks UN intervention for Holy Land self determination. A special committee recommends New York City as interim UN HQ and a permanent site in the North Greenwich Stamford area of Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Greece
Faris al Khoury
United Nations
Security Council
Levant
France
Britain
Syria
Lebanon
Organization of
Arab Higher Committee
Jerusalem
Holy Land
United Nations Secretariat
New York City
Greenwich-Stamford
Connecticut
Assembly
51-Nation Assembly
Mrs Hale Dies In Bluefield Rites Set For Church
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Hale a resident of Bluefield since March and previously married to Lilburn H. Horton of Richlands Virginia. She is survived by son A J Mays and six grandchildren including Arnold Mays Jr U S Navy and Sherman A Hale. Step children Tine Horton and Mrs Joe Wilson also survive. Pallbearers are identified and the body to be taken to the First Christian church at 1 30 this afternoon for rest before the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine Horton
Richlands
Joe Wilson
Bluefield
Doc. Horton
J. W. Blessing
J. J. Walker, Jr
Charles L. Jordan
I. D Reese
A E. Cawthorne
M. J. Lawson
D. C. Mitchell
The
First Christian Church
Funeral services for Tracy King at McComas church
Funeral services for Tracy Daniel King, 37, of McComas, who died Friday, will be held at 3 p.m. at Thomas Memorial Church. Rev. T. E. Shea will officiate. Burial is in Woodlawn Cemetery with United Mine Workers of America participation. He leaves a wife, seven children, his father William Mack King, three sisters, six brothers, and others in the McComas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Daniel King
McComas
Thomas
Pulaski
Earl
Williamson
Fred
Dave
Agee
Carl
Funeral service for Warren Wayne Bond at Calvary Baptist
A funeral service is held at 2 30 this afternoon in Calvary Baptist Church for Warren Wayne Bond three and a half months old son of Mr and Mrs Randel O Bond of 1814 Walton Avenue who died of pneumonia Friday morning at Bluefield Sanitarium The Rev H H Mauch pastor of the church will officiate Burial follows in Monte Vista Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Warren Wayne Bond
Randel O. Bond
Walton Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
H. H. Mauch
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Prowlers Break Into Red Cross Office Again
The Red Cross branch on the sixth floor of the Appalachian building was entered by breaking glass in the door last night marking the second break in a month. A cash box was stolen from a file drawer and lockers along with a dressing screen were damaged and thrown against the door. Officials noted unknown cash in the box and said locks on drawers had been pried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Appalathian
Reg Cross
Labor Bills Face in Congress Next Week
Lawmakers prepare for a busy week with labor bills in the spotlight. Southern senators threaten a filibuster against a permanent fair employment practices commission as other measures compete for floor time and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Concord College Enrolls 114 Veterans for Spring Term
One hundred fourteen veterans, 26 married, are among 435 students enrolled at Concord State College for the second semester. The list includes two women veterans and names numerous residents from Princeton, Bluefield, Athens, Mullens, and Beckley along with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord State College
Me Stewart
Robert Conn
Bane
McAlpin
Barger, Jr
Douglas Avenue
Neeton
James Calvin Barbery
Athens
Alexander Gabriel Bertok
Pocahontas
Richard William Bird
Route 1
Box 59
Lacombe
John Thomas Bolen
Mullens
William Jowshes Jr
Keystone
Joseph m. Bon Durant
Highland Avenue
James William Bradley
Lawrence Huch Bradley Jr
North Street
Bluefield
Quincy A
Hinton
Hollie Brooks
Jesse
Virgil Browning
Blair
Fred L. Burgess
Mr. Hope
Jack Ford Caudle
Anawalt
Harry F. Connor
Marion
Harold EB. Crickmer
Walter B. Crickmer Jr
Jack Crotty
Princeton
Frank M. Patton Jr
Straley Avenue
Joseph Robert Dutton
Beckley
Robert E. Dwight
McLaan
Texas
Ernest Edward England
Hanover
James Kelton Eskew
James Douglas Farris
Kimball
William Jordan Ford
Speedway
Eugene J. Fourney Jr
Blue Jay
Mishia Frederick
Freeman B. Melvin
Balsam Street
Jean M. Fugate
Coraopolis
Leslie Earl Gadd Jr
Harrison Street
Mary
Mary 8. Gravely, Box 23, Nd; David B. Gray Jr., Bluefield; Alvin Nelson Griffin
Pearl Street
Edward Fray Grimm
Charles Broderick Hate
Rex Peyton Hurst
McComas
Aubrey W. Jackson
Glen Morgan
Ralph Hoge Jackson
Princeton Avenue
J. D. Janey
Colcord
Donald McLean Keesling
Bramwell
Kenneth H. Kent
Samue Ray Kester Jr
Douglas Street
Herbert L. Kiser
Robert EF. Lackey
William McK. Larwen
Park
Lockhbridge
Clark Alstin Reed
White Sulphur Springs
David Stuart Richardson
Bland
Harvey D. Richmond Jr
Beaver
Jack Richmond
Lonnie Lee Roach
Jack N. Rutherford
Billie Keith Sehneider
Mt. Hope
Guy Buck Secyphers
Bluefield Avenue
Ronald Preston Seacrist
Amengies
Paul Alonson, Jr
St. Albans
Charles C. Smith
Roanoke
Way
Robert Pan Smith
Raleigh Street
William C. Smith
Athens State
Ira W. Southern
R.F.D. No
Box 59A
Herman Kelly Stapleton
Thomas Preston Steele
Powellton
William R Tabor
Greenbrier
James Elmeee Tate
Saeger
Fred L. Taylor
George Gordon Thompson
Douglas FE. Walters
Cumberland& Road
Cabell Otis Whitlow
Kellysville
Clyde E. Wiley, Jr
Montclair Street
Samuel ©. Woods
Robert’Edward Wright
Virgina Avenue
Graham, Va
Joe Wynne
Alder Street
Minerels
Kenneth Lee
Child Struck by Auto Injures Seven-Year-Old Girl
Seven-year-old Margaret Parley of 2335 Jefferson Street was slightly injured when she ran in front of an automobile driven by G. W. Wilson of 206 Walnut Street on Federal Street in front of the J C Penny store yesterday at 3 PM. She was treated for mashed lips at Bluefield Sanitarium and released to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Parley
Jefferson Street
Federal Street
J. C. Penney Company
Bluefield
Officer questions conduct of Sonnett in Knox Stark probe
Safford described Sonnett as irregular and probably illegal in his role. He said Sonnett appeared to act as counsel for the defense of Secretary Knox and Admiral Stark rather than as the investigating officer's legal assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnett
Election debate and clashes over new election laws
The CIO denounces the Moncure-Locher bill and objections rise to election law changes. City Attorney Horace H. Edwards, head of the state Democratic committee, vows to oppose the central state board of elections. The 1945 Democratic primary for lieutenant governor is shaped by Wise county vote issues, with Charles R. Fenwick initially leading before the vote being voided and L. Preston Collins securing the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Moncure-Locher
Horace H. Edwards
State Democratic Committee
Central State Board of Elections
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Wise County
L. Preston Collins
Marion
Injunction Halts Picketing at Carnegie Steel Homestead Plant
A preliminary injunction granted by Judge Sara M. Soffel bars mass picketing or interference with workers entering and leaving the Carnegie Illinois Steel plant in Homestead Pennsylvania. The order limits picketing to 10 men on a single line at the main gate and 10 feet apart. A hearing on a permanent injunction is set for February 11. Lee Pressman for the United Steel Workers argues the picketing has been peaceful and cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Homestead
Sara M. Soffel
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Soffel
Lee Pressman
Steelworkers' Union
Bluefield Liquor Store Leads Bond Sales in War Drive
Bluefield store No. 16 topped all drives with 2.69 million in war bonds and stamps, part of an 8th victory loan total of 17.34 million. E B Crotshin led sales at Bluefield with 1.37 million. Parkersburg, Wheeling, Williamson and Ripley stores followed in the top 10. Leading salesmen included P M Harrison and J N Wilson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Liquor Control Commission
A. K. Canterbury
A. V. Brawley
Alcoholic Beverage Industry Committee
Bluefield
E. B. Crotshin
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Williamson
Ripley
Webster Springs
Hinton
Eache
P. M. Harrison
Division of Finance and Stock Control
J. B. Ashire
C. M. Lowther
J. E. Burke
A.S. Smith
Sion
W. H. Buelcke
Eeing
O. C. Ferrell
H. E. Burton
J. N. Wilson
Truman weighs steel price boost amid White House talks
Officials say a possible four dollar per ton steel price rise could be approved under a rare review period change in Trumans wage price order. Bowles may resign if policy loosens. colleagues urge Truman to back steel price rise. White House discussions include Vinson Byrnes and GE’s Wilson as labor issues loom and GM talks hinge on steel settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
OPA
Chester Bowles
White House
Bowles
Congress
House Banking Committee
Mr. Truman
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Corporation
CIO United
Westinghouse
Trumar
Edgar &. Warren
Federal Conciliation Service
Committee of Labor and Industry
Meat, Steel and Electrical
Labor Department
General Motors
Shaman's Announces Arrival of Ladies Spring Suits and Coats
Announcement of Shaman's Ladies Spring outfits and coats with tailored and dressmaker styles. Henry C. Brown opens Spic and Span Cleaners at 525 Bluefield Avenue after long cleaning business, offering modern facilities and telephone service 9185. A Harmon Lodge called meeting 1 PM Monday Bluefield VA for funeral of C. F. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaman
Henry C. Brown
Bluefield
Spic and Span Cleaners
Bluefield Avenue
Mr. Brown
Harmon Lodge No. 222
A. F
A. M
C. F. Norris
Classroom Teachers Study Strayer Report
West Virginia classroom teachers association examined the Strayer report at a Parkersburg meeting with over 100 members. A panel led by Rodgers McVey discussed proposed reforms while the group did not publish views, and a special reading examination will be held at the April 12-14 spring conference at Jackson's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W.a
West Virginia Classroom Teachers Association
Strayer
Rodgers McVey
Alderson
Mae Newman
Hunting
State Education Association
Corma Mowrey
Clarksburg
Jessie Cunningham
Phares Reeder
SEA
Ing
Association
Jackgon's Mill
Local Man Fined On Truancy Charge
Arraigned before Justice of the Peace J. A. Douglas Bailey yesterday, K. B. Sawyers of Bluefield was fined $9.10 for failing to send his daughter to school. O. P. Rust of Montcalm was fined $7.10 on a similar charge. The complaints were signed by C. M. Bonner, attendance officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Douglas Bailey
K. B. Sawyers
Bluefield
O. P. Rust
Montcalm
C. M. Bonner
Future role of union unity and Lewis’s shift in labor
Discussion centers on AFL CIO dynamics and Samuel Gompers era shifts. The piece cites membership growth to about 14 million, industrial unions like mine workers joining, and Lewis signaling AFL dominance while hinting at possible CIO realignment. It notes divergent strikes in 1946 and questions if coal miners' wages rise with a strengthened AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
CIO
APL
Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Labor
Miami
Mine Workers
Green
Thefts Reported To Local Police
Thefts from two local establishments and a break in were reported to Bluefield police yesterday. Items stolen include a ladies brown pocketbook with five dollars a bank book and a sig nificant clock and more at the Norfolk and Western station. An auto owned by Harry Holmes was recovered in Georgia. The Fearless Grocery warehouse was broken into with nothing missing and police suspect a locked-in thief escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Ura V. Harris
Brown Street
Martin
Court Street
Charleston
Norfolk and Western
Harry Holmes
Stowers Street
Georgia
Georgia Highway Patrol
Fearless Grocery Company
Walnut Street
Local Man Held on Liquor Charge
Jerry Pine of Lawson Street was arrested at 11 15 p m at his home and held in the city jail on a charge of illegal sale of whiskey. Officers seized several fifths of whiskey. Pine faces a Princeton hearing before Magistrate D T Carr Monday. Arresting officers were M A Meadows Paul Oliver W W Wise and L H Lilly of the Bluefield Police force and two state enforcement officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Pine
Lawson Street
Pine
Princeton
D. T. Carr
M. A. Meadows
Paul Oliver
W. W. Wise
L H. Lilly
Bluefield
Fire outbreak sparks rescue at crowded building
Witnesses recall a gas furnace blast as Garfield Heights rescuer drivers pull at least 10 people from a blaze. Councilman John Brachowski describes flames at the west end while fire officials say the cause is not yet determined. Among the evacuees are 78 year old Alice Haynes of Akron and 86 year old Mary Eichler as residents flee the eastern edge of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brachowski
Garfield Heights
Safety Commission
Brachowski
Garfield
Alice Haynes
Akron
Eugenia Marie Lease
Baltimore
Sister Hyacinth
Mary Eichler
Brownell Forecasts GOP Gains in Congress This Fall
Republican National Chairman Herbert Brownell Jr predicted the GOP would win both houses if conditions improve in 60 days. He spoke after a two day Midwest chairmen meeting and set a goal of 27 House seats for a majority and a hard fight for Senate control. He cited Truman's budget message as shifting public opinion and said the platform would be revised by a seven member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Congress
Encoerp
Renatlions
Brownell
Senate
GOP
National Republican
Midwest
National Committee
Fire Destroys Jenni Hall. Several Die in Freezing Blaze
A deadly fire at Jenni Hall traps residents as explosions blast through the hallways. Firefighters from Cleveland and nearby suburbs battle flames for hours in subfreezing air. multiple victims identified among ages 62 to 92.
Welch Pineville road project to be awarded soon
Senator William Mitchell announced the Welch Pineville road contract will be awarded soon and listed as the top state road commission project in southern West Virginia. Engineers surveyed last summer and the route will largely follow the old path via Wolf Pen with safer curves and a better grade over Lambert's Ridge. J Harman Sites secured rights of way in Wyoming county in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Welch- Pineville
State Road Commission
West Virginia
Wolf Pen
Lambert's Ridge
J. Harman
Teachers Hear Talk On Social Studies Teaching
H Cliff Hamilton state supervisor of elementary schools spoke to more than 50 McDowell County elementary principals yesterday in Charlestown. George W Bryson county school superintendent introduced the speaker as W H Morgan led the forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cliff Hamilton
Charlestton
McDowell County
George W. Bryson
W. H. Morgan
Raysal
Rites Set For Davy Resident Ed Parson
Funeral services are planned today for Ed Parson of Davy who died Wednesday. The 2 p.m. service will be at Striving Valley Baptist Church with Rev. A P Ponder in charge, followed by burial in Roderfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Parson
Davy
Striving Valley Baptist Church
A. P. Ponder
Roderfield Cemetery
Funeral Services Set For Algoma Resident
Funeral services are held today for John Hooks 46 of Algoma a World War I veteran who died Thursday at Providence hospital Bluefield Burial will be at Roanoke Ala Hooks a Algoma Coal and Coke employee joined the service in November 1942 and was discharged February 1943 He had 25 years with Algoma and is survived by a brother Tom Hooks of Set Ala and two half brothers A Z Cumberlander of Urban Crest Roe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hooks
Algoma
Providence Hospital
Bluefield
Mt. Ebenezer Baptist Church
Blackwell
Roanoke
Ala Hooks
Algoma Coal and Coke Company
Tom Hooks
Set Ala
A. Z. Cumberlander
Urban Crest
Roe
Bowles Funeral Rites Held for Glen Jean Native
George B. Bowles father of Mrs. Hattie Waldron of Welch died Friday at the home of daughter Mrs. Henry Hutchinson in Glen Jean West Virginia. He leaves two sons Lt Marvin G. Bowles of San Diego and W A Bowles of Montgomery two other daughters Mrs. John P. Henderson Huntington and Mrs. Charles Hughes Peiter South Carolina and a brother the Rev J B Bowles Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Bowles
Hattie Waldron
Welch
Henry Hutchinson
Glen Jean
W. Va
Marvin G. Bowles
San Diego
W. A. Bowles
Montgomery
John P. Henderson
Huntington
Charles Hughes
Peiter
S. C
J. B. Bowles
Fort Worth
Tex
Powhatan Man Dies In Lakin Hospital
Carl Barnes 39 of Powhatan died January 30 at Lakin Sanitarium near Point Pleasant after five months as a patient. Mercy Seat Baptist Church Kyle conducts services at 2 30 with Rev J H Taylor. Burial at Oakgrove Cemetery. He formerly cooked for Virginian Railway Co. Survived by his mother Nishie Howard of Powhatan sister Nellie Johnston Pageton and brother Leroy Barnes New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Barnes
Pohatan
Lakin Sanitarium
Point Pleasant
Mercy Seat Baptist Church
Kyle
J. H. Taylor
Oakgrove
Virginian Railway Company
Nishie Howard
Powhata
Nellie Johnston
Pageton
Leroy Barnes
New York City
John S Wilcox Dies At Daughter's Home In Ashland
John S Wilcox, 69, longtime McDowell County resident, died yesterday at 11 30 a m at the Ashland home of his daughter Mrs J R Rose following years of ill health He is survived by his former wife Mrs Hattie Moody of Elizabethton Tenn three daughters Mrs Rose of Ashland Mrs Glen Ratliff of Huntington and Mrs E O Kane of Canton Ohio two sons Ernest Wilcox of Ashland and Harry Wilcox of Elizabethton Tenn plus a W Wilcox of Draper N C two sisters Mrs Bettie Halgel a Elk Park N C and Mrs Minnie McManus of Johnson City Tenn Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Wilcox
McDowell County
J. R. Rose
Ashland
Wilcox
Hattie Moody
Elizabethton
Tenn
Rose
Glen Ratliff
Huntington
E. O'Kane
Canton
Ohio
Ernest Wilcox
Harry Wilcox
Ana Pa W. Wilcox
Draper
N. C
Bettie Halgcla Elk
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F. Norris
J. H. Franklin
NAVY
E. A. Phipps
Nemours
J. B. Lawson
Bastian
Lawson
J. M. Thompson
Sam Poppos
Iss Margaret Lawson
Katherine Lawson
Norfolk
Roy. Hill
Raymond Sneed
Rocky Gap
Frank Cadwell
Joe Collins
Hill, Va
John BR. Crabtree
John R. Crabtree
Witten Valley
Tazewell County
Thompson Valley
Eliza Anderson
Appomattox
Toewell County
Fred Settle
G. H. Crabtree
Wilmington
Delaware
Bundy’s Chapel
Maplewood Cemetery
Tazewell
John B. Kahle
J. B. Kahle
New Hope
Kahle
Mountain Creek
W. V
Primitive Baptist Church
Bar] Cumby
Henderson Wiley
G. H
Bert” Kahle
Nelson Kahle
Smith’s Chapel
Eugene Kahle
Smith's Chapel
UNO
Cidental
Lilburn H. Horton
Concord College
Washington
Bluefield Liquor Store
L. A. Jackson
Scott, Horner and Mason, Inc
First National Bank Building
Bradley's
Howard Hodge
Alfreda
Knox, Gage
California
Remember
Hattie Carnegie
Ben Rieg
Chas. Armour
Ann Miller
B. 5 Wragge
Sacony
McMullins
Stu Maid
Lynbrooke
Carol King
McKettricks
Henry Rosenfeld
Eihler
Susie Zvolonick
Mary Arenat
Louis Zodec
Louis Nehez
Cleveland
Maple Heights
Cuyahoga Heights
Bedford
Jenni Hall
Coron
Samuel R. Gerber
Mary Murphy
Mary Ehler
Mary Reilly
Carrie Krause
Margaret Donovan
Ellen Burke
Kunzela
Hannah Reich
Casa Padovich
Mary. Carlen
Welch News
Lakin Hospital
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