Plans Approved for Large Virginia First Aid Contest in Norton
Norton will host one of Virginia’s largest first aid and mine rescue contests on Saturday August 22 with 30 to 40 teams expected. The Virginia Coal Operators Association funds prizes including a silver trophy. winner may earn a trip to the Springfield Illinois international meet.
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Virginia
Norton
Association
George E. Smith
Wise Coal and Coka Company
Dorchester
Ball Park
G. Bhmith
Lisa Coal and Coke Company
O. P. Kelley
Black Mountain Mining Co
Charles
C. A. Sine
Stonega Coal and Coal Co
Bigtone Gap
E. Thacker
Clinchfield Coorporation
Dante
George J. Walker
Banner Ravenal Corporation
Drill
W. A, Wen
Blackwood and Coke Co
Blackwood
Ry . Haland
Norton al Company
J.M. Patteon
Virginia Row and
Oka Co
Springfield
Clinchield Coal Corporation
American Red Cross
National Safety Council
United States Bureau of Mines
Atpringfield
Virginia As Operators’ Association
Nual Virginia
American Red
Ess
National Safety Down
Virginia contest to use three physicians as judges
The committee announces forthcoming rules for the annual contest with aims of impartially judging the event. Three practicing physicians will judge each team, a method not used in prior Virginia contests, to ensure fair play as many volunteers contribute to the rally.
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Virginia
Social notes list Bluefield area residents and guests
The column details many Bluefield residents and visitors, names and travels. It lists Miss Kate Sundow of Michigan, Miss Dorothy Batley of Maloaka. It notes hospital stays at Bluefield sanitarium, talks by Miss Grace D. Chase, and various visits and returns from trips to Charleston Huntington Roanoke and Norfolk.
Washington Tubbs II tour stops and visitors noted
Crane gina stats tournament at White Sulphur Springs last week was in Bluefield on Monday as a business visitor. Mr. Hunter is publisher of the Beckley Poat. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galloway and Herry Moore have returned from a few days visit to Mountain Lake.
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W. R. Warrick
Grace D. Chase
New York
Bluefield
Huntington
Beckley
Marshall College
Beckley Teachers’ Institute
Miss Chance
Jessie B. Chase
Minnesota
Bermas
Frank Maynard
Emily Gilliam
St. Louis
Abs
Joe. Miller
W. ©. Seaver
Marion
Earl Valley Ad Baby Son
Jess Miller
Monroe Street
James A. Callahan
City
H. B. Kitts
Bristol
Portsmouth
Ohio
Emory Johnston
Pearisburg
Bluefield Sanitarium
Frank B. Lester
Abingdon
Jackie Coogan
T. B. Perry
D. D. Hancock
Roanoke
B. D. Morgan
Vineyard Street
Lucille Dean
Montcalm
J. Francke Fox
Louise Block
Esther Henry
Richlands
C. J. Caldwell
Hazel
Lois
TV Top Springs
BE. EB. Comer
Bluefield Avenue
Norfolk
Gina
White Sulphur Springs
Hunter
Beckley Poat
Edward Galloway
Herry Moore
Mountain Lake
Passion for Service Drives Embalmers to Elevate Profession
A speaker urges high moral standards in embalming, condemning diploma mills and urging the profession to lift untrained members. He argues service as an ideal, calls for Christian character, and stresses self sales and public trust as keys to progress.
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Othrs
Christ
Ileaven
Higher Education and Service Core to Professional Pride
The passage argues that financial success follows dedicated service and high moral standards, not strict laws. It urges education as the foundation of a profession, noting laws can't reform flaws alone and emphasizing serving humanity, family, and future generations as chief goals. It recalls old verses about responsibility and progress.
Camp Bluefield Set Up on Guyan River
Mia J. Reynolds and Mrs C P Wingo of Raleigh Terrace establish Camp Bluefield on the Guyan River in Mingo county. Guests include Dr and Mrs W R Belcher and daughter Dorothy of Linndale, Mrs Aliee Leary and daughter Winnie Hilen of Baltimore, Roy Hull of Piuntiogtee and J Buckhannon of Gilbert, W Va. The party report they are having
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Mia
J. B. Reynolds
C. P. Wingo
Raleigh Terrace
Bluefield
Guyan River
Mingo County
W. R. Belcher
Dorothy
Linndale
Aliee Leary
Winnie Hilen
Baltimore
Roy Hull
Piuntiogtee
J. Buckhannon
Gilbert
W. Va
Splendid Time for Fishing and Reading Telegraph
A group enjoys fine fishing and bathing with one member landing a 23 pound catfish. They must drive 16 miles daily to the railroad station to pick up the Daily Telegraph and spend their evenings reading it.
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Daily Telegraph
Reading
Telegraph
Newsprint Production Surges This Year
The report notes record high newsprint production this year with output exceeding prior peaks. Industry sources attribute the increase to expanded demand and improved milling efficiency.
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Washington Tubbs II
Wes
Calloway
Gulf
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Pacific
Fineusard
Senate
Theo, Hamm Brewing CO
Saint Palimay Musmesot
America
Groofings
O. W. Hefner & CO
Roanoke Street
Hye
Washington, D.C
Norfolk & Western Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Washington Va
W. J. Wiley
Rome
Italy
Tance
William Newsam
Newsam Coal Co
Peoria
Ni Soemi
Stromberg-Carlson Receiev
Busfield
Stromberg-Carlson
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