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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1926

Page

22

Memorial Day Talk by Rev C G Gunn Before Kiwanis Club

The Rev C G Gunn of Westminster Presbyterian Church spoke at the Bluefield Kiwanis Club, stressing the need to honor fallen soldiers and the costs of war. He praised patriotism, recalled service in World War I, and was complimented at the conclusion. Lieutenant Governor Henry was announced as a guest.

Estateatin Semai Erican Legion C. G. Gunn Westminster Presbyterian Rch Bluefield Kiwanis Club America Mr. Gunn Gunn Henry

Memorial day rites mark Washington visit

The Day In Washington and department of ficiate were idled the holiday. President delivered a Memorial Address at Arlington cemetery. The Swedish Crown Prince concluded his visit to Washington after placing a wreath on the Unknown Soldier's tomb.

Ool Arlington Cemetery Washington

Kiwanis Club Delegation Changes and Farewell

Kendrick could not attend the Montreal convention. James H. Gollehon will serve as alternate. John Davidson departs Bluefield saying he leaves to better himself in his field, owes Kiwanis much. Visitors include H. A. Martin Dudley Morrison J. T. Brith and C. C. Mage. Rev. Mr. Gunn introduced as a baby member speaker.

Kiwanis H. A. Martin Dudley Morrison J. T. Brith C. C. Mage Gunn

Harold Lloyd in For Heaven's Sake at Rialto Theatre

Harold Lloyd brings his latest comedy to the Rialto Theatre in a film touted for its humor and social bent. The story, crafted for Lloyd by John Grey Ted Wilde and Clyde Bruckman, places him as a wealthy figure aiding a struggling missionary in a slum setting, showcasing his acting range and comic timing.

Rialto Theatre Harold Lloyd Harold Lloyd John Grey Ted Wilde Clyde Bruckman

Harold Reforming Gangsters Delivers Laughs And Romance

A brisk mix of action and humor follows Harold as he reforms a gang of toughs prompting comic misadventures on his wedding day. Lloyd frames the film with deft direction. Jobyna Ralston shines as the leading lady amid a strong supporting cast.

Harold Lloyd Sam Taylor Jobyna Ralston

Summer hours: stores close at five across many departments

Beginning today the furniture, department, ladies ready to wear and jewelry sections will close at 5 o'clock for the summer, per the Retail Merchants Association. Many shops followed this schedule last year and more may join. Housewives shop before five and the early closing helps clerks take time for exercise or rest.

Retail Merchants’ Association

Short Honeymoon Ends Fast for Lexington Driver

W T Barlow, a Lexington truck driver, asked for twenty minutes off, went home to change his suit, got married, and returned to work within that brief period.

Lexington W. T. Barlow

Two Bramwell Boys to Receive Degrees

Jairus Collins Jr of Bramwell earns a bachelor of science in commerce from Washington and Lee University at Lexington on June 8 during the 176th commencement. Richard Murrell Yankee, also of Bramwell, receives a bachelor of arts from the same institution on the same date, a class of 129 graduates. Yankee has wrestled for three years and belongs to Beta Theta Pi.

Jairus Coll Jr Jairus Collins Bramwell Washington and Lee University Lexington Collins Phi Ka Psi Pi Delta Epsilon Pi Alpha Nu Calyx Troubadours Richard Murrell Yankee EB. H. Yankee Yankee McCarkie Chattanooga Tennessee Washington and Lee Beta Theta Pi

Purification health ad promises improved vitality and wellness

An old advertisement urges readers to cleanse the system to achieve perfect health. The copy claims a weekly purification course can revitalize the body and notes full directions are included with the family vial for 35 cents at drugstores.

Nature

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