Road work active in Tazewell county lines
Tazewell county crews scrape and roll the Hockman road to improve access for summer and fall. Fall Mille road upgrades proceed with potential hard surfacing. State forces top dress the Tazewell State highway from the corporate limit to Ebenezer on Bluestone and toward Tazewell as work continues. City crews repair the Ridge road and plan a boulevard, using it as a detour during repairs.
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Tazewell
Hockman
Frank St. Clair
Falle Milla
Tazewell State Highway
Ebenezer
Bluestone
City Street
Ridge Road
Konjola praised by minister in Bluefield ads
The Konjola remedy is promoted at the Hasley Penn Drug Store in Bluefield as a cure for stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders and rheumatism. Rev W F Bray of Middletown Ohio testifies it restored health after a decade of illness and says he is now a new man. The piece notes other druggists and plans to map a regional road program connecting Bluefield with nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easley-Penn Drug Store
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield
Ohio Valley
W. F. Bray
Malvern St
Middletown
Ohio
Rev. Bray
London
Kentucky
Hasley-Penn Drug Store
Hale Pharmacy
Princeton
Virginia Sidelights Wagner Child Dies at Falls Mills
The Wagner couple welcomed twin daughters at Falls Mills but one infant died soon after birth. The Newton family in Virginia reports two sons to marry on June 16, another son graduating in medicine, and daughter Elaine Newton graduating Bluefield College. Maury Newton earned a medical diploma and will intern in Roanoke or Richmond. John and Kenneth Newton plan June 16 weddings. Catherine James to wed Kenneth at Memorial Baptist church. The second Newton daughter Cynthia graduated Graham High School last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
J. M. Newton
Virginia
Elaine Newton
Bluefiel College
Maury Newton
Medical College of Richmond
Roanoke
Richmond
John
Kenneth Newton
North Carolina
Memorial Baptist Church
Catherine James
Cynthia
Graham High School
Bluefield College Graduates Highlight Twin St Clair Family
Elizabeth and Jane St Clair graduate with Bluefield College peers while sister Nancy studies there and Marie nears Emory and Henry graduation. Senator Chase travels east through Bluefield as Bluestone valley reports strong crops and new fireplugs improve safety. Klan parade in Lynchburg draws 4500 robed men.
Willing to Help Club Member Case Request
A club member offers to help a man charged with stealing whisky. A lawyer responds indifferently that the case should be sent to his office. The exchange mirrors a satirical moment from the Passing Show indicating casual attitudes toward legal aid.
Old Timers Program and Nightly Radio Schedules
Radio listings from KFI and multiple stations outline an evening of orchestras, ensembles, operas and concerts. Highlights include Cadillac-La Salle Symphony Orchestra on WEAF and various New York and Chicago performances with choirs, soloists, organ recitals, and dinner concerts through late night across major networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
WEAF
Cadillac-La Salle Symphony Orchestra
WGBS
Erin
KGO
WGL
India
Aadrigal Quartet
WHAP
New York
WGHP
Detroit
WSAI
Cincinnati Orchestra
KMA
Shenandoah
WPG
Atlantic City
Newe
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WTAM
Cleveland—Orchestra
WIBO
Chicago
WOR
Newark—assemble
WCX
WJZ
New York—Orchestra
WTIC
Hartford
Hartford, Conn.—Midweek Sing; Male Cuartet. Wrc (469) Washington
WIP
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh—Orchestra
KYW
Bob
WNYC
Radio Listings By City and Station Nightly Orchestras
A dense catalog of radio stations nationwide listing orchestras bands chorus and dance programs with times and cities including San Francisco Philadelphia Des Moines New York Los Angeles Chicago Nashville Cincinnati and more detailing each station's musical offerings and acts nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
New York—Symphony Orchestra
WSAI
WGR
WSM
KVOO
WOU Ioe
WDAF
WWJ
WGY
WTAM
WFI
WCCO
WEEI
WMAQ
WTIC
WHAS
WRC
WSB
WJAR
WFAA
WMC
WCAE
KSD
WIP
Philadelphia—Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kay- Pee
WNYC
WKBW
Buffalo
KPO
San Francisco
WGL
New York—Orchestra
WIBO
Chicago—Glee Club
WJZ
WBAL
KDKA
WJR
KYW
WTAG
WOC
WFA
WGOBS
KHJ
Los Angeles—Children’s Hour
WHT
Chicago—Orchestra
Max Fischer
KFI
Los Angelesa
Dallas
WSAE
Norfolk
WLAC
Nashville
WGHP
Detroit—Orchestra
WSAL
Cincinnati
Melody Boys
WHK
Cleveland—Heights
WJAY
Cleveland —Orchestra
KMA
Shenandoah
Baltimore —Orchestra
WHAD
Milwaukee
Midnight Serenaders
KNX
Los Angeles
KTHS
Hot Springs
Ark
Davenport
CFCA
Toronto
WMCA
St. Paul
WOR
Newark—Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati—Variety
Chicago—Theater Revue
Washington—Band
WCFL
Jansen
Pittsburgh—Orchestra and Chorus
Detroit
WOFL
Chicago
Sky Terriera
WQJ
Atlanta
WBAP
Wort Worth
WHO
Des Moines—Orchestra
Oclock Kpo
Gene James’ Dance Orchestra
Los Angeles—Orchestra
DAF
Kansas City
KGO
Oakland—Dance Music
Edmunds Varsity Four
Tricked Veteran Fraudster Finds No Lawyers To Help
New York reports James Anni, using multiple aliases, posed as a destitute veteran seeking $4,000 back pay. He obtained funds by handing his case to attorneys and then borrowing the money intended for him. When pressed, he admitted he had trimmed them all and could not hire a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Annini
Annini
Cave Fails to Work for Thirty Years Told by Daily News
A humorous note from the London Daily News about a cave that did no work for three decades, contrasted with a second tramp’s weary remark.
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London Daily News
Oregon Cartoon Contest Winner Highlighting Outdoor Respect
Florence Gibson McCabe of Grant's Pass Oregon won first prize in the American Nature Association national cartoon contest part of its outdoor manners drive. The winning work denounces highway signboards litter and damage to scenery. second prize went to Craig Fox Rochester Democrat-Chronicle and third to John M. Hix Washington Times.
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Washington
Florence Gibson McCabe
Grant's Pass
Ore
American Nature Association
Pien
Craig Fox
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat-Chronicle
John M. Hix
Washington Times
Art Institute Chicago
Healing Zemo Liquid for Skin and Scalp Care
Advertising copy promotes Zemo Healing Liquid for itching skin and scalp irritations. It claims relief from blemishes, blotches, and pimples with an easy to use formula. Sold at druggists for 60 cents or one dollar.
Treasury offers new 3 percent bonds via exchange
Notice from the United States Treasury dated June 16 1927 announces 3 percent bonds maturing in twenty years with a sixteen year call option. Second Liberty Loan bonds may be exchanged at par with interest paid as of June 15 1927. Exchange offers expire around June 15 and are available through banks, trust companies, or any Federal Reserve Bank. A W Mellon secretary of the treasury Washington May 31 1927.
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United States Treasury
Trust
Trust Com
Federal Reserve
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William
Sust
Maine Woods
Virginia News
Konjola
Ely
West End Street
Pocahontas
Uli. Wo
E. Bray
Harry Neikirk
Ray Harman
Howard Harman
Ray
Ford
Howard James
Kirkville, Mo
W. K. Graves
Masonic
Graham Pharmacy
Beaver High
Beaver
Daily Telegraph
Norfolk and Western Railway
Geomeone
Miss James
Thelma Phiegar
Catharine James
Helen Wagoner
W. G. Wagoner
Europe
Bernard Shell
A. V. Shell
Virginia Aide
Logan
W. Va
Shell
France
Germany
Belgium
England
Switzerland
E. G. White
Chicago House Furnishing Company
Hne
E. H. White
Bedford County
Hudson Huffard
Bedford
S. H. McMullin
McMullin
Tom Marehall
Free Lance
Marshall
Goodpastures
Joe Goodpasture
Marion
Tazewell Avenue
Bluefield College
C. B. Bailey
J. L. Rosser
Dr. Rosser
Bluefield Furniture Co
Elizabeth
Jane St. Clair
John St. Clair
Nancy St. Clair
Marie St. Clair
Emory and Henry
St. Clair
Sen
Chase
Rolen C. Chase
Clintwood
Congress
Ninth
Bluestone Valley
W. W. McClallahan
Shannondale
McClalahan
West End
Leddy Row
Lynchburg
Freckles
Blesse
Reg U.S
NEA Service
Acarnes
Acther
Juby
Bobby
O.k.utilities (Co. I Mane
KKK
Onatheatr
Baltimore—Orchestra
WBZ
Spricefeld—Onertet
WSEA
Norfolk—String Quartet
New York—Players
Baltimore
WLS
Chicago—Music Hour
WJJID
Mooseheart Hour
Newark
United States
WIR
WEEL
Reeital
Markete
Cleveland—Singers
WFHH
Clearwater—Musicale
Chicago—Trio
Fort Worth
New York—Legion
Ourchestra
Schenectady —Quartet
Oakland
Calif
Little Symphony Orchestra
Detroit—Dance Hour
Chicago—Players
Chicago—Variety
D Goodrich
Silvertown
WGN
WCSH
WREI
Des Moines-Musical
Scholls
Oregon
American Na Association
Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Reynolds & Witten
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