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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

4

Mercer County Seeks 391.11 to Reach Relief Fund Quota

Mercer County has not yet raised its $4,000 quota for the Mississippi relief fund. J L Alexander, Red Cross chairman, reports donations totaling 3,608.89 to date, with 391.11 remaining. A wide list of individual gifts is recorded, and organizers urge continued contributions to avoid failing in this drive.

Mercer County Mississippi J. L. Alexan American Red Cross Alexander Telegraph Printing Company Bland Street Ion Je H. Sargeant Dertieg Perkins Marian Deverly Beeston W. H. Sperrow Mitchell PRIS Creto Golsti A. M. Graham Burkhart & Carroll Hannah Truth Seekers of Trinity Methodist Netsnate

Bluefield Classified Page Highlights Community Notices

A crowded Bluefield page lists rentals and real estate prospects, retail ads, bakery and pastry sales, flower plants for sale, a beauty shop, and dance and social event notices. Businesses advertised include California Hall, Hake Sale, and Western Union nearby, with train, charity sales, and school notices amid small ads and personal notices.

Lindbergh Flight Delays Promised Return to France

Weather delays postpone Charles Lindbergh’s plan to fly back to France. A semi official committee and a special cabinet panel, aligned with Lindbergh’s wishes, aim to resolve the issues within a day or two. Lindbergh will remain in the capital for one or two days, visit the White House area, and be greeted by his mother, Evangeline Lindbergh, as preparations move forward for a New York to Paris leg using the Spirit of St Louis after repairs at Bolling Field.

Lindbergh Bored American Air Service Army Air Mechanics St. Louis Memphis Bolling Field New York Paris Washington Jidge White House Dupont Circle Evangeline L. Lindbergh

Youths Held On Charge Of Attempted Burglary

James Crawford of Powell Street and Irby Combs a Virginia youth were held for Mercer county jury by Squire W. M. McNeal on house breaking charges. They allegedly detailed their plan to burglarize the H. Mary and Company store on Prospect Avenue, waiving preliminary trial. Arrested early yesterday by Patrolman J. B. Gilpin and deputies as they tried to force a rear entrance.

James Crawford Powell Reet Irby Combs Arginia Mercer County Squire W. . McNeal Crawford Combs Ead J. B. Gilpin Creig Wubbard Antrance

Goats Play Games by Coolidge Lodge

Rapid City reports mountain goats at the Coolidge Lodge in the Black Hills display playful tag like mock battles along Squaw Creek canyon. From a verandah vantage point President Coolidge and his family observe goats leaping and tumbling, with several goats at the bluff top as they caper nightly on the rocks.

Rapid City

Grant’s plowing days honored with cadet plaque

Vancouver Washington recalls Ulysses S. Grant’s plowing as a soldier. A tablet marks the frontier fort plot where he grew potatoes to supplement officers’ mess in 1965. The plaque was donated by Hill Military Academy cadets of Portland Oregon and designed by Mise Doris Wildma.

Vancouver Wash Ulysses S. Grant Grant Frontier Cadets of Hill Military Academy Portland Ore Mise Doris Wildma

War changes career vie for Marian Pullar in Hartford

Marian Pullar of Hartford, a rare American woman professional stage manager, shifted from pursuing acting after the war interrupted her studies. She served as a Red Cross worker, earning the Croix de Guerre and other decorations, then returned to stage management, saying acting remained unattainable for her.

Hartford Conn Marian Pullar Red Cross

Deer Herd Sighted Nightly on Hyner Mountain

A herd of deer possibly up to fifty animals including fawns has been seen nightly on Hyner Mountain near Denovo Pa Automobiles report sightings of the herd grazing they hide during the day

Pennsylvania Denovo Hyner Mounttain

Rail and River Excursion via Kenova on Sunday June

A rail and river excursion departs St. Ly. Bluefield at 5 45 A M returning from Ly. Kenova at 6 15 P M. Sixty mile round trip on the Beautiful Ohio priced at 4 25. Steamer Washington features six decks two cafeterias lunch and refreshments with dancing and music by the Washington Orchestra and Band. Consult Ticket Agent Norfolk and Western Ry.

St. Ly Bluefield Kenova Ohio Washington Norfolk & Western Ry

Alleged Three Goes to Jail in Pocahontas Auto Theft Case

James Weatherford of Bluefield is jailed in Mercer County after a preliminary hearing on stealing A V Sproles Pocahontas Fuel Company car in Pocahontas. Weatherford claims six white youths hired him to fix tires for 75 cents, denies ownership, and says he lost money gambling in jail. Police note the car traveled 26 miles in two hours.

James Weatherford Bluefield Mercer County Princeton Saiits W. W. McNeal A. V. Sproles Pocahontas Fuel Company Pocahontas Ratherford Commerce Street

Solitary Doughboy Buried Among Romania’s Honor

A solitary American doughboy, Edward N Ware, lies in Bellu Cemetery, Bucharest, honored as Romania preserves memory of the lone soldier. He served 1892 to 1919, dying of illness while with the American Relief Administration in Romania. Flowers are always placed on his grave on memorial days.

Bucharest Bellu Romania Edward Newell Ware United States Army American Relief Administration Rumania

Sheffield May Not Deny Possible Resignation

Mexican City June 2 American Ambassador James Sheffield issued a written statement saying he has not resigned but avoiding a direct answer on whether he may resign after his forthcoming vacation. He planned an official noon visit to President Calles before departing for the United States and will leave without bidding farewell to the president.

Mexico City James R. Sheffieild United States Sheffield Calles Mexico

War veteran Captain Gillespie dies after hospital plunge

Pittsburgh reports that Captain Wm. C. Gillespie, a World War veteran, ended a four year battle with tuberculosis by leaping from the third floor window of the United States veterans hospital at Aspinwall. He died a few minutes later from a fractured skull.

Pittsburgh Wm. C. Gillespie United States Veterans Hospital Aspinwall

Musical Evening Provokes Quiet Reunion Request

A Dublin Independent note records a request for a social musical gathering tonight. Mrs Newlywed plans an intimate event with friends including Bridget and a guest who will sing Come Into the Garden Maude, marking a rare return to song after years away.

Paris reports link Salm to Arturo Ramos engagement

Paris gossip notes that divorced Countess Salm Millicent Rog ers, heiress of the New York Standard of Millionaire, is engaged to Arturo Ramos, a wealthy Argentinian resident of France and a tennis player. The two photos were taken at a Swiss resort.

Paris Salm Millicent Rogers New York Standard Arturo Ramos France

Princeton engineer patent breaks highest Atlantic waves

Princeton N J June 2 Philip Brasher a Princeton engineer says his breakwater device will neutralize the force of the highest waves along the Atlantic coast. The system uses a low pressure air compressor feeding a flexible perforated pipe on the sea bed with bubbles rising to dissipate wave power. Tests and continued use to protect a California pier reportedly prove its effectiveness.

Princeton N. J Philip Brasher Atlantic Coast

Dollar's worth is woman's business claim at council

Grand Rapids June 2 The biennial council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs reaffirmed support for prohibition and examined home needs and shortcomings. Mrs Anna Peaks Kenny urged that the business of the home is the biggest business and advised women to tell the dollar where to go. New York June 2 A 100 pound radio tube seven and a half feet tall operates at WJZ with 100 kilowatts, replacing eight smaller tubes.

Grand Rapids Mich General Federation of Women’s Clubs Anna Peaks Kenny Chicago Council New York WJZ

Fisk University Jubilee Singers give Bluefield audience big ovation

A Fisk University male quartet from Nashville performed a debtful program at Bluefield’s municipal building to support a $100,000 campaign for the university’s future. The event drew strong pledges, with about $200 in cash and pledges raised, and the group’s famed harmonies and selections drew enthusiastic applause. Meanwhile a Danville Va driver, P. L. Hines, was arrested near Princeton with 115 gallons of whisky in a sport Buick. He pled guilty, fined $300, and four months on the county road, the car seized and valued at about $3,775.

Fisk University Nashville Tenn Bluefield General Education Board New York C. W. Kelly Meingers Quartete Philadelphia Peter Piper MacDonald Mandy Lou P. L. Hines Danville Princeton Eli Atkins C. E. Hawke Hines Squire W. W. McNeal Charleton West Virginian Hotel James 8. Kahle Mercer County

Welcome to State Publishers Guests in Bluefield

Bluefield hosts a gathering of state publishers with speeches on costs from cost systems and office equipment in small formats. J. George Bender and James H. Shott discuss costing methods, Herman P. Dean outlines office equipment topics, and association officers are named. Arrivals list editors and publishers from Huntington Morgantown Charleston Parkersburg and beyond.

J. George Bender Paragon Printing and Publishing Company Huntington James H. Shott Telegraph Commercial Printing Company Herman P. Dean General Association W. Guy Tetrick Clarksburg C. P. Harvey The Parkersburg Sentinel W. R. Ludwig Morgantown Printing and Hinding Company Morgantown W. W. McCue James W. Weir Elkins West Virginia Typothetae W. RR. Ludwig A. B. Davia Charleston E. 8. Aleshire Donald L. Boyd Wheeling William K. Sale Lane Miam Ieipares EB. Smith Fairmont Times S. ¢. Shaw Moundsville Echo Edward D. Woodyard Spencer Times-Record C. H. Frey Logan Banner Clarkshoro Exponent Association Wayne County News Wayne William Ky Sle Typothetae T. T. McDougal Ceredo Advance W. EE. Ingersoll Parkersburg John J. Emerick Tribune Printing Company Alling On Printing Company Eerie James v Weir Mra A. 8. Johnston Beckley Raleigh Register Fred J. Mueller

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains

Tens of thousands of thin men and women are urged to try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to gain flesh and vitality. A case woman reportedly gained 15 pounds in five weeks, while a sickly child gained 12 pounds in seven months. The sugar coated tablets are advertised as easy to take, with a money back guarantee if no gain in 30 days, available at Goodykoontz Drug Co.

McCoy McCoy’s Goodykoontz Drug Co

Confederate Veteran 5 Dead at Roanoke

J. F. Page, 88 year old Confederate veteran and father of L. W. Page and Mrs. Sim Preston of Bluefield, died yesterday in Roanoke hospital after a period of ill health. He resided in Salem, Va., was a native of the Old Dominion, and leaves two daughters, two sons, and another daughter. Funeral services and burial will be held in Roanoke Saturday.

J. F. Page L. W. Page Sim. Preston Bluefield Roanoke Page Salem Old Dominion Henry Smith Mary Adame Willard Page Johnston City Josie Page Wilbur Page Roanoke Saturay

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