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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1925

Page

13

Mine Foreman Killed By Overturning Cars In Welch

James Hill 25 assistant mine foreman for Central Pocahontas Coal Company Capels was crushed by a train of mine cars at around 11 am. He died at Grace Hospital from severe injuries including pelvic fractures and multiple bruises. Hill, a Scotland native, married and active in Knights of Columbus, is to be buried likely by the K of C with plans unclear.

James Hill Central Pocahontas Coal Company Capels Grace Hospital Hill Scotland Knights of Columbus K. of C

Bear story copy offer rejected by Gary man

Guy C. Mace of Gary refused to consider a $1000 offer for his bear story copyright after reporting a bear sighting on the Princeton road. He even offered to lead interested friends to the spot to view footprints. A wildcat sighting was also reported by Mr. Goodman Mrs. Goodman and Eugene Lepinsky near Peeled Chestnut mountain as they returned from Pocahontas.

Guy C. Mace Gary Princeton Road The Telegraph Mr. Mace Tazewell County Bluefield Virginia Welch McDowell County Julius Goodman Eugene H. Lepinsky Chestnut Mountain Mr. Goodtaf Pocahontas Mr. Goodman

Welch Personal Items Highlight Vivian Residents

Mrs. W. Lee Sarver of Vivian visited the city Tuesday to see friends. Mrs. H. Bank Bernard Bank her son and Miss Rosaline Tots of Kimball left Monday evening for Cham- district events.

Mrs Nancy Hammed Dies of Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Mrs Nancy Hammed aged twenty seven died yesterday at Grace hospital after prolonged illness from tuberculosis. Wife of J H Hammed a Iaeger merchant and mother of two, she had recent hospital stays and returned home in weakened condition. Body prepared at J W Luther's establishment and laid in state before burial at Norwood cemetery in Kimball this afternoon.

Nancy Hammed Grace Hospital J. W. Luther Mr. Luther Norwood Kimball

Welch City Awards Street and Alley Paving Contract

At the Welch city council meeting two bids were opened for street and alley paving. Mirable & Deluria won the contract with a low bid of 56,448.29 dollars, beating Albert Brothers who bid 64,297.40 dollars. Work will begin immediately on the approved improvements.

Welch City Mirable & Deluria Albert Brothers Coalwood Road

City Council Advances Paving and Fire Department Gear

The council moved to accelerate alley paving and improve parking. Bills were ordered paid and approval given for purchasing new rubber coats for the firemen.

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Kimball Kiwanis Hosts Welch Kiwanis Club Meeting

The Kimball Kiwanis Club hosted Welch Kiwanis Club for an inter club gathering at Houston Methodist church. C K Carmack regional Boy Scouts executive spoke on Scout work and McDowell county sponsorship. Mrs M J Franklin of Welch sang two solos and Welch Kiwanis quartette performed. Reverend B T Sells gave the welcome address.

Kimball Kiwanis Club Welch Kiwanis Club Houston Methodist Church Welch Club Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church C. K. Carmack Boy Scouts of America McDowell County Welch Kiwanis Quartette B. T. Sells Kimball

Mc Dowell County Court Holds Busy Session

The Mc Dowell County Court met in its offices for a busy session with many road and town matters. A Dry Fork committee urged hard surfacing a 1.5 mile road from War to Warrior and a Davy committee sought action against Norfolk and Western railroad over encroachment on Davy's main street. Col. J Elwood Jones volunteered to pursue the issue in Roanoke and a Beech Fork road survey was authorized in Big Creek district. Several bills were approved for payment and other minor items addressed.

McDowell County Doak Davidson H. E. Harmon Dry Fork War Warrior Davy C. ©. Woolwine Norfolk and Western Railroad Col J. Elwood Jones Woolwine Roanoke

Panceton Paragraphs Conference Meeting Notice

Per conference Miss Yohe will address a meeting to which the public is cordially invited especially those interested in Sunday school work. Choir practice will be changed this week from Friday to Thursday night at the Christian church on account of divisible scheduling.

Miss Yohe Christian Church

Story of Esther Was Splendidly Treated

The Story of Esther was presented Sunday as the program for the Smylie Bible class and received exceptional treatment. It featured a formal recap of the biblical tale with notable participants and a warm audience response.

Esther

Ahasuerus and Vashti according to Dr. Kirkpatrick

Dr. H L Kirkpatrick opens with a discussion of Ahasuerus a powerful Persian king who ruled about six centuries before Christ His empire spanned around 120 provinces and most Israelites resided within it The custom of the era kept men and women apart and the king’s seven day feast led to Vashti’s refusal triggering counsel on next steps as noted in the sermon turning to page seven

H. L Kirkpatrick Vashti

Welch boy in critical condition at Grace Hospital

Welch Briefs Watson McKenny aged twelve of Northfork is in a critical condition at Grace Hospital suffering from uremia after several days confinement. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. John McKenny. McDowell County issued marriage licenses yesterday and Monday in the county clerk's office including Edward Church to Bernice Kirby, Lloyd Davis to Elsie Mae Tesperniar, John Hamley to Rose Anna Mills, Bernard Shambler to Nell McCoy, Ed Brown to Adela Smith, H D Gedinger to Mae Louise Wire, Henry Little to Florence Hutcherson, and Dewey Murphy to Gladys Nisenwander.

Watson McKenny Northfork Grace Hospital John McKenny McDowell County Edward Church Bernice Kirby Gary Lloyd Davis Elsie Mae Tesperniar Filbert John Hamley Rose Anna Mills Maybeury Bernard Shambler Nell McCoy Pageton Ed. Brown Adela Smith Kimball H. D. Gedinger Mae Louise Wire Coalwood Henry Little Florence Hutcherson Bartley Dewey Murphy Gladys Nicewander

Covington Kentucky Woman Recovers After Plant Medicine Use

A Covington Kentucky woman describes a severe back and abdominal pain, weakness, and cold sweats. After using Lydia E Pinkham remedies including Vege Compound Blood Medicine Liver Pills and Sanative Wash she reports regained energy, able to do housework and farm chores.

Pinkham Joe Aang Bors Harry Ashcroft Beech Avenue Covington Kentucky Rico T. M. Boyer Gilman City Missouri

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Kersburg Etta Bank Baltimore Hub Herndon Eckman Franklin K. Day Friends Charles F. Hicks Kiwanis Tazewell W. T. Noel J. P. Killey Vivian Regna Frederickson James Caffee Andrew Leckie Logan Mining Institute Hugh McCulloch W. H. McCulloch McDowell County National Bank William Reyes Billy Berwind Washington Tubbs II Wash Bear Story Welch Kiwanians Coca-Cola Company Atlanes H. Bank Kimball Club Chas. F. Hicks Kimball Kiwanians Its Circle Drive Bath E. H. Bay G. H. Crumpecker Gypsy Shrewsberry Mrs. Rn Shrewsberry Harrison Street Panceton Welch Briefs Covington, KY Lydia E. Pinkham Leda RSA Standard Oil Company New Jersey Coan
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