Classifieds in Bluefield area listing marriages and ads
Applications for marriage licenses filed by Cecil Morrison and Elizabeth Woods. William Lawson and Geraldine Perkins. Eugene Kahle Jr. and Virginia Rose. Lost items include an anakeskin bag with wallet and keys found at Bland and Princeton. a Lady's Bulova watch in South Bluefield. Auto for sale includes 1948 Chevrolet Metro Panel Truck and various 1930s-1940s cars. trailers and equipment, with multiple Dillon and Doyle-McClung listings. Floor sanding, painting, roofing, blinds repair, and other services advertised with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Morrison
Huntington
Elizabeth Woods
Bluefield
William F. Lawson
Princeton
Geraldine Perkins
Bluefield Rfc
Eugene H. Kahle, Jr
Princeton Rfc
Virginia Louise Rose
Oakvale
Anakeskin
Bland
Princeton Avenue
South Bluefield
Indies
Classified Ads for Bluefield Daily Telegraph Aisle
A dense bluefield classifieds page lists services and help wanted ads across roofing landscaping painting and decorating furniture repair shoe repair and radio repair plus jobs in lumber, house moving and hospitals. It includes contact numbers in Bluefield Virginia and West Virginia and mentions firms like Anderson Realty & Construction Co J R Hill Morris Steiner Galbraith Radio and Seylar Lumber Co and notes job openings for salesmen and skilled tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Realty & Construction Co
Bluefield
W. Va
H. C. Bane and Sons
Pearson on GOP ticket and postwar political shifts
The piece notes Speaker Joe Martin as GOP nominee leader with a coalition deal brokered after a coal strike. Governor Green of Timots is named as Martin's vice presidential running mate. It mentions FDR's Maryland purge and its fallout, a judge tied to John L. Lewis, and Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan urging a Denver speech between June 16 and 19. It also reports a demand by the congressional watchdog committee for office space in Paul Hoffman's building to monitor the European recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Joe Martin
Lewis
Martin
Governor Green
Timots
FDR
Maryland
Senator Tydings
John L. Lewis
Judge Goldsborough
Roosevelt
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Denver
Congressional “Watchdog” Committee
Paul Hoffman
Fifty Local Youths Take Norfolk Tour
A Bluefield to Norfolk trip for about 50 youths organized by the YMCA departed last night aboard a special coach. The tour covers the Norfolk navy yard Ocean View and the Y camp at Lynhaven Virginia. Counsellors headed by William Davidson lead groups including Jackson Richardson Levitt Lester Ruble Flowers Davidson Bourne Anderson Hylton Hicks Hall McClure Sarver and others. Dr Patterson and A G Steele also head groups with several youths in each unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Bluefield
Young Men’s Christian Association
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ocean View
Lynhaven
William Davidson
Kenneth Jackson
John Jackson
Jack Richardson
Edgar Levitt
Walter Lester
Kenneth Ruble
Dewey Ruble
Toby Flowers
Tommy Davidson
Carl Bourne
Donald Bourne
James Anderson
Samuel Hylton
Bobby Hicks
Harry Joe Hall
Sonny McClure
Dewey Sarver
Arthur Carroll
Charles Bradshaw
William Tulloh
Charles Tulloh
Curtis Miller
Fred Biggs
Donald Jarrett
Bert Stewart
A. W. Easley
Donald Jackson
James Matheny
Arnold Farlow
Billy Akers
Tommy Williamson
Robert Matheny
A. G. Steele
Duane Gearhart
Bobby Crowell
Richard Bishop
Jimmie Stevens
Charlie Lyons
Raymond Crace
Don Williams
Oakie Booth
Eugene Davis
Dr. Patterson
Teddy Jeffries
Jerry Upton
Paul Cole
Clayton Sweet
Gary Smallwood
Lee Jeffries
Kanawha Court Rejects Recount Bid
Charleston, June 1. The Kanawha county court rejected a recount bid by Ben I. Comer of Charleston for the Republican nomination for justice of the peace in Charleston district. Comer failed to file before adjournment and said he would appeal to the Kanawha circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
Ben I. Comer
Comer
Justice of the Peace
Kanawha Circuit Court
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Blondie
Chic Young
Gavoy
Amill
Gus Edson
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
Emer
Buz Sawyer
Roy Crane
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Roctor
Don Winslow
NAVY
Frank A. Mastinek
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
Steve Canyon
Mikon CanIff
Dishers
NINE
Homer Hoopee
Rand Taylor
BY Mikei Watt
BY Frank King
Jessica
Skeezix
Wilmer
Mama
Salomey
Jesus Parasite Mammy
Paris
Ai-Capp
Eee
Dial
E. J. Johnson
Eee Storrs-Schaefer Clothing
L. RB. Sheppard
Brame
Jimmy Gwinn
Carters, Disi
Robert K. Ferdus
Virginia
Kegley and Perdue
Scott Bros
A.W. Wood
de Goodwin Brothers
Automobile
P. O
Nash
Doyle-McClung Motor Co
Commerce St
Chrysler
Chevrolet
Doyle-McClung Motor Coa
DODGE
Weat
Graham Auto Service
Joe Compton
Rocky
Preston &I
Tabors
Frederick St
Maryland, Avenue
Truckola
New Princeton Road
Williamson
Jewa
Boz
McCulloch
P. P. Dutcher
D. G. Anderson
Guarantine Burgess Construction Co
J._R. HILL
Rocky Gap, Va
Ata Ace Tech
Morris Steiner
Roanoke
M.—Cleaning Service
Schlossberg
Cetan Ave
Arthur Harris
W. G. Crockett
A.S. Hudgins
Falla Mills
Robert K. Perdue
Vail Howard
Galbraith Radio Sales & Service
Bluefield Avenue
Champion
Princeton Ave
Kandis Brothers Hat Shop
Comedo Shoe Shop
Bluefield Ave
Telephone
Virginia Avenue
Richmond
Eclipse Storage and Transfer
Philadelphia
c/o Daily Telegraph
Beautician
West Virginia
A. A
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Spanish Grill
Simons
Seylar Lumber Co
New Park Grill
Southern School of Printing
Veterans Administration
G. I
South Street
Nashville
Tennessee
Corta Construction Co
Kenneth Shrader
Nemours, W. Va
Apply
Barman Riverside Motor Co
Grundy, A
Call
W. R. Grant
Celliers
Atlantis
Portland Me
Boonie
Mass
Salem
Chiesge I
Batcatt Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Sieatlin
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
New York
Kanawha Court
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