Graham Daily News Highlights Local Sermon Reactions and Community News
Readers discussed Billy Sunday’s Amusements sermon with mixed views while praising baseball as clean sport. Reports note street improvements, trolley work, and traffic detours around Graham. A bantam rooster killed a hawk in a Harman barnyard and Lutheran services feature Rev. Hahn. Mrs. Asher to speak to Graham women with free supper at the Graham Pharmacy. Dr. A B Sutton moves to new home on Mo F&F Neel property.
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Billy Sanday
Sunday
Fehine
Graham Tant Hound Club
Mrs. Asher
Graham
Mrs Asher
Graham Pharmacy
Bluefield
A. KB. Sutton
Mo F&f Neel
Mr. Neel
Dr. Sutton
Miss Keitie Neel
Miss Neel
Graham Property For Sale in Graham on streetcar line
Several cottages and houses of varying sizes priced from 3 000 to 9 500 with terms. Properties include five to nine room homes, bungalows, and a fifty acre farm near Falls Mills with crops and stock. Also vacant lots and a sixty six acre West Graham farm priced per acre. Streetcar extension and new sewers cited as town boom attractor.
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Graham
East Graham
School House
Highland Avenue
News School
Vincil Street
Franklin’ Street
Bath Road
Vinell Street
Walnut Street
West Graham
Falls Mills
West
Bluestone Insurance Real Estate Agency Ad
A local ad for Bluestone Insurance and Real Estate Agency located near the office over First National Bank in Graham Virginia. The notice emphasizes services offered by the Bluestone firm in the Graham area.
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Bluestone Insurance & Real Estate Agey
First National Bank
Graham, VA
Graham area notices mix with weddings and theater plans
Local items report Mrs Justice killed in a Logan auto accident and Robert Greever visiting Graham. Minstrel manager Kiarrvy Main plans a Georgia Minstrels show in Graham while weddings rise and garden season nears. H H Rosenbaum home sale set for Saturday. factory girls invited to talk. dinner guests include Mrs Repass and friends.
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Mrs. Justice
Robert Greever
Graham
Logan
Justice
Bertha Greever
Frances Leon
Kiarrvy K. Main
Georgia
Parental Authority And Local Tennis Notes Highlight Community Page
The column argues for parental authority in children’s education and conduct while noting a lively tennis event at the B C I grounds with out of town guests. It lists Roanoke participants, Charleston attendees, and a long roster of local families and officials. Also announces services at Mason Hall led by Rev. P. M. Lee and notes several personal notices.
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S. R. Anderson
Charleston
Roanoke
Bluefield
Alma Sewer
Dudley
Washington Reed
Gertrude Lawson
Jones
Oivia Clarke
Robert H. Hale
Billwood Downing
L. Downing
Naywood Colston
Fred Lawson
Page Creighton
Columbus Morris
Harness
Chesterman Priliman
Price
Cherleston
C. KR. Veneey
Northfork
Kingsten
Lomax
Rogers
Beach Suiter travels from Bluefield to Pittsburg
The report notes Tate Chapman’s sister visiting Pittsburg to see a sick daughter, with several local notices listing residents like S. R. Anderson and Henry Stephens. It mentions Dea J. S Caldwell and J. C. Cooper from Gary visiting Bluefield, and Miss Oliver Clarke returning home to Virginia. Lord Leverhulme is cited advocating a six-hour workday.
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Tate Chapman
Bluefield
Pittsburg
S. R. Anderson
Joseph Stephens
Boston
Henry Stephens
Jones Street
Crowell
Ford and Spears
Mary Smith
Edas Johnsont
Lovies Poindexter
Death of Mrs Mills After Ten Years in Princeton
Mrs Aster Mills aged sixty six died at her home on Main Street after a long stomach cancer fight. She leaves a husband C. W. Mills and three children Mrs W D Pendleton Mrs J K Tuggile and Mrs S H Farrar with siblings and two brothers. Funeral at home nine ten am conducted by Rev John C Reynolds, interment in Mills cemetery near Ingleside.
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Raster Mills
C. W. Mills
Aster Mills
W. D. Pendleton
J. K. Tuggile
City
H. Farrar
Ingleside
Mary Bowling
B. P. Carper
Green Valley
C. W. Wilmer
Ceres
J. F. Wimmer
Ada
John C. Reynolds
Mills
Future calendar proposal with Center month and fixed Fridays
Rep Crane of Florida introduces a plan for a thirteen month year of 28 days with a new Center month and the 15th landing on Friday. Christmas would be January 3 Center 3, Independence Day Center 27, and Thanksgiving December 1. It notes 75 percent of the world's nickel comes from Canadian mines.
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Washington
Crane
Florida
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Vin
Jese & Er
Riley Senday
Sheets
Thie Lee
Mra
Laura Davenport
Mantam
Hawk
Harve Tlarman
Harman
Bern Yard
Lutheran Church
So W. Hahn
Burkes Garden
Matthew
Graham Property
Edwin Clapp
Oxfords
Lenetts Boot Shop
Princeton Ave
Oxy Acetylene
Robert Ridge
Imperial Brass Manufacturing Company
Superior Supply Co
Upper Silesia
Thie Pture
Oppeln
Radford Nerial School
Graham High School
Graham Railroad
Labor Board
R. E. Metcalfe
Winding Gulf
Mr. Main
Craham
H. H. Rosenbaum
Tazewell Avenue
Baptist Church
Robert Repass
Norton
C. L. Alexander
Paul Bailey
Rivefield
Regene Stowers
Margaret Strickland
News OF the Colored People
Laetiive
Morristown
Tenn
G. J. Merriman
Lynchburg
Gordon Richards
Im Puisski
R. C. Adams
Tivewell
Dess
Winn Wads
Umiumbus
Ea Recovat
Lord Leverhulme
Woerkren
Helen Ray
Paramount Pictures
Princeton—County Seat News
Princeton
Ford and Studebaker
Ford
Studebaker
Walker Street
North
Walker
Court House
W. H. Easter
Johnston
Kegley
Everet Shannon
H. B. Lee
Herndon
Eric Thompson
Giotto
Lee
Uit Court
Circuit Court
Booker
Lake & Export Coal Company
Princeton Power Company
Ek. W. Atkinson
Glenwood Park
Park Property
TwotBig Buildings
Sterling Grocery Company
Susong-Russell Hardware Company
McNutt Street
Sterling Company
Susong-Russell Hardware
White Way
Mercer Street
Jack Frost
Stewart Street
Sam Cohen
Hale
Army & Navy Salvage Co
W. H. Harry & Co
Warlick’s Furniture Co
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