Couple Weds In Tazewell Avenue Home In Graham
Ruth Jean Crockett and Eugene Fox marry at the Crockett home on Taze well avenue with Rev. H. B. Brown officiating. The bride, from Graham, employed at Kann's Fashion Shop Bluefield, and groom of Pulas ki, later plan a South Bluefield home after a Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Crockett
Tazewell Avenue
Ruth Jean Crockett
Eugene Fox
Binefield
H. B. Brown
Graham Methodist Church
Graham
Kann
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Pulaski
Chicago
South Bluefield
The Fight Against West Virginia Coal Union Ties
The United Mine Workers and operators in Illinois Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania joined to suppress West Virginia coal. A long running battle drove a West Virginia strike last November, though WV miners were content with their contracts. Union aims were to block WV coal and keep markets open for northern mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia
States
Ohio River
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Williamson
Ilinois
Westen Pennsylvania
Williamson Field
Local Social Notes and School Events
Miss Annie Neal visited family in Gardner West Virginia while Miss Stella Burkett returned from Greenspol Indiana. Dr and Mrs C M Fisher welcomed a daughter. Lois Benbow returns from Grayson County after teaching music. Elizabeth Hufford returns from Roanoke after Virginia College studies. Bluefield finals at Beaver high school attract Grahamites with Professor Grover J Strong in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Neal
John McGlothem
Gardner
W. Va
Stella Burkett
Greenspoll
Ind
C. M. Fisher
Lois Benbow
Grayson County
Elizabeth Hufford
Roanoke
Virginia College
Bluefield Pinals
Neal Withdraws From Graham Mayor Race
M F Neal informs Graham voters in Gra ham Virginia that he has withdrawn from the town mayoral election to be held next Tuesday. He thanks supporters in a brief note dated June 2 1920. The item also includes a separate local advertisement for fresh strawberries and berry sales at Cash Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Cash Grocery
Destroyer Goff Launched in Camden Named for Judge Nathan Goff
The destroyer Goff, named after late Judge Nathan Goff, former secretary of the navy, was launched today at the New York Ship Building Corporation yard in Camden New Jersey. Mrs. Catherine Goff of Clarksburg West Virginia, widow of the judge, served as sponsor. It takes four years to train a lion for exhibition work and only one in four is fit for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Land Company
Reynolds Pharmacy
Gol
Camden
N. J
Goff
Nathan Goff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham Daily News
Fox Crockett
Blutfield
A. Metcalfe
Graham Banner
Foland Printing Company
A. B F. Hendricks
Pioneer
Metcalf
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Printing Company
Hendricks
Metcalfe
W. A. Dillion
Pocahontas
Turner Sarver
Dillon
Sarver
Beartown
P. Howell
J. W. Waters Jewelry Company
Airdale
Howell
Burkes Garden
Bluestone Valley
Hockman
G. A. Martin
Graham City
State Normal Coh
Tlarrsonburg
Ll Asa
Froz
I.ars
Ger
Thos. C. Diggs
Richmond
Graham Boy Scouts
Sallie Litz
Bristol
Miss Litz
Burress Farm
J. S. Hilliard
Detroit, Mich
R. A. Burress
St. Clair
Franklin Place
John Ellen McClothier
Thorpe, W. Va
Frank N. Neal
Eula Alley
United Supply Company
West Virginia Coal
The
Williamson Coal Operators Association
Neal
M. F. Neal
Graham, Va
the Elks
Policeman Life
Him
Office Boy
Chesterfield
Chester ‘Field
Il Cigarettes
Kiperentizsre Iitacu
England
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