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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

19

Society News Continued From Page Five

Marshall College for the summer term noted. B D Lenett traveled to New York on a buying trip for Lenett's Shop. Miss Gladys Thornton plans a Roanoke departure Friday for a visit to Mrs H O Kirby and daughter Evelyn of Washington DC with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Helton of Tazewell Street. Mrs Ben Matz and daughter Fannie left last night on No 8 for Chicago and other points. Mrs W J Hagood of Laurel Kentucky with her son William Jr visits relatives Prey and BB Bailey for Bailey's home at Damascus for a week end.

Marshall College B. D. Lenett New York Lenett Gladys Thornton Roanoke H. O. Kirby Evelyn Washington, D. C J. R. Helton Tazewell Street Ben Matz Fannie Chicago W. J. Hagood Laurel, Ky William

All Day Meeting At Methodist Church

An all day fuel circle will be held today at the Methodist church. Bible study begins at 10 in the morning and continues into the afternoon. Lunch is served picnic fashion at noon. All ladies of the church are expected to attend.

Te Methodist Church

Youngs Depart After Visiting Gills Couple

Mr and Mrs J H Young, after spending several days as guests of Mr and Mrs C Gills, departed today returning to their home.

J. H. Young Mrs. C. Gills

Farewell Gathering for Mrs. Young at Highland Avenue

An informal farewell event for Mrs. Young was hosted by Mrs. Gills at her Highland avenue home. Attendees gifted Mrs. Young a traveling case with travel essentials while a light menu of salad, ice cream, cake, and coffee was served.

Mrs. Young Gills Highland Avenue Gilla

Choir Rehearsal at Grace Methodist Church Tonight

Grace Methodist Church hosts a choir rehearsal this evening with members urged to attend. The notice emphasizes punctual arrival and full participation for the session.

Grace Methodist Church

Manpower backing Welch McDowell Scout Movement

A mass meeting of over one hundred McDowell County businessmen in Welch rallied to support Boy Scout efforts. Col. Floyd Cunningham and other officers were elected to lead the McDowell County Council of the Boy Scouts of America with a $7,000 budget for the coming year.

McDowell County Memorial Building Cr. E. Carmack Boy Scouts of America Bert E. Downs E. D. Worley Carmack Graham Sale Downs Floyd Cunningam Eckman Otis Linkous C. R. Hughes Kimball Warren A. Wilson West Virginia Kiwanis Clubs Welch Joseph M. Sanders, Jr B. T. Sells Claude Boughner Gary Black Diamond Council Pocahontas Council Mr. Carmack

Alumni, students and civic events noted in Bluefield column

The Bluefield Institute alumni program featured speeches by Dr. Gilbert H. Jones and others. scholarships were awarded to Harold Watkins and Nannie Dotson. The Norfolk and Western shop team posted wins in Roanoke. Mrs. Mitchell hosts Bluefield Woman's Improvement Club meeting at 4:30 with local attendees urged to attend.

AAS Ogee Wm. Nowlin Purity Roanoke N. L. Edwards Beott I. B O. B. W. Ellis West Virginia eEntucky Williamson Missy Hairston Bluefield Institute Bluefie Institute Dewey T James Howard B Herman Few Bill” Taylor Andrew Walker H.L. Dikason Noy Dickerson William Matney William Nowlin Nelson Woody Stiffy L. Trigg Edward Straw Daisy Alias Mortie Johnson Gilbert H. Jones Wilforce University Animni Association Harold Watkins Doctor L. Brown Nannie Dotson R. Pims Mable Brady W. Mitchell B. Adams Kelsey Brown-Cooper Wilcoe Lillian Holley Bramwell Blanche Wilkerson Mullens E. L. Rann Hill Avenue C. A. Rogers T. P. Howard T. G. Howard Christiansburg Dr. Rogers Howard Norfolk and Western Shop Miss Lipscoath Genoa Avenue School Huntington Improvement Club

New Piles Treatment Promoted By Buffalo Chemist

A Buffalo chemist promotes a new constitutional treatment for hemorrhoids claiming it removes the cause, rather than local symptoms. The ad asserts the remedy cures by addressing the underlying issue, promising relief from blind, bleeding, and prolapsed piles. It notes the product is sold under a strict guarantee and priced at $1.00 via mail order.

Buffalo, N Os Ae Moetz Drug Co Fyemaeis G Boa

Badger Fight Featured at American Legion Meet

The Mc Dowell county American Legion plans a Memorial building gathering tonight with a novel entertainment a scheduled badger fight. A post member will pit his vicious Airedale dog against a full grown badger after a short business session and early entertainment.

American Legion McDowell County of the American Legion Memorial Building Comac The Post Post Day

Policy of peace through reason as America's aim

President Coolidge argues peace requires more than military strength. He urges federal support for the navy and for voluntary groups to inform the public about naval aims. He warns a strong army alone cannot deter aggression and calls for spiritual and moral forces to promote world peace.

Davenport Dies President of Buxton Landstreet Company

William B. Davenport aged 53 president of the Buxton Landstreet Company died today at a Cumberland hospital. The firm runs a chain of stores tied to the Davis Coal and Coke Company. Burial will be in Dubois Pennsylvania.

Cumberland William 8. Davenport Buxton Landstreet Company Davis Coal and Coke Company Dubois, Pa

Local marriages and heat record headline county

County clerk reports marriages: Domenick Hipe to Jamie Jasoitti and J H Lafferty to Ella Short, both pairs from Gary and Tipple. The county office window thermometer reached 118 degrees, the hottest on record, sparking Health Office concerns as residents sweltered under the sun.

Domenick Hipe Jamie Jasoitti Gary J. H. Lafferty Ella Short Tipple Sol Ron Waldron

Local business visitors and relatives noted in Welch region

Andrew Leckie and William Prentice returned from a Logan business trip. Eugene H Lopinsky and L A Osborne were visitors to Northfork. Miss Sarah Lopinsky of New York is visiting relatives in Welch. B J Berlin and Dr C Hale of Coalwood spent Tuesday evening in the city on business. W F Hervey returned from Wheeling. Mr and Mrs Frank Houston of Elkhorn spent Tuesday evening in the city with friends. Mrs W T Noel of Vivian underwent an operation at Grace Hospital yesterday and is recovering. Mrs T T Lawrence of Keystone called on friends in the city Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert L Page of Berwind visited Tuesday evening.

Andrew Leckie William Prentice Logan Eugene H. Lopinsky L. A. Osborne Northfork Sarah Lopinsky New York Welch B. J. Berlin Dr. C. Hale Coalwood W F Hervey Wheeling Frank Houston Elkhorn W. T. Noel Vivian Grace Hospital T. T. Lawrence Keystone Robert L. Page Berwind

Ordered to Remove Stored Fireworks After Explosion

Pittsburg June 3 J A Halpern of the Halpern Company was arrested on a Coroner and Burgess order for storing explosives without a permit after a truck load of fireworks exploded at McKee's Rocks killing two workers. He was fined 50 dollars for the violation and the firm was ordered to remove about twenty five carloads stored in a McKee's Rocks warehouse.

Pittsburg J. A. Halpern McKee's Rocks W. J. McGregor and Burgees M. Christianson Halpern Halpern Company

Alleged Slayer of Son Released on Bail in Kentucky

Catlettsburg Kentucky June 3 John Moore a fifty five year old Boyd county farmer was held to answer by a coroner's jury for the shooting death of his son William Moore twenty two. He was released on bond of five thousand dollars after waived preliminary hearing before Judge J C Rucker. Moore has maintained his innocence since the night of the shooting and his wife testified before the coroner's jury.

Catlettsburg John Moore Boyd County William Moore J. C. Rucker Moore

President Coolidge Foreign Travel and Tax Inquiry Mix

The report notes President Coolidge traveling to Annapolis to address the Naval Academy and duties at the state department, with references to tensions in China. It also mentions The Grenade Coal Company seeking a rehearing in an Arkansas strike case and a question about whether Coolidge should pay income tax before the Internal Revenue Bureau.

Coolidge Annapolis Naval Academy State Departments Toepartmen China Grenade Coal Company Supreme Court Arkansas Internal Revenue Bureau

Death by Unknown Man in Oak Park Home Shooting

A coroner's jury says Mrs Belle Owen fifty five a wealthy Oak Park realtor's wife was killed by an unknown man while two intruders attacked her in the living room early today. Her husband George F Owen testified two intruders fled after a gun was used. Police note fingerprints on the window sill and a bitten assailant as clues.

Chicago Belle Owen Oak Park George F. Owen

Chesapeake and Ohio Railways May Revenues Rise

New York June 3. The Chesapeake and Ohio railway reports May gross revenues near 9.5 million dollars. The gain over last year reaches about 832 thousand dollars driven by higher traffic and freight volumes.

New York Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

Devaluation of Beckley Coal Property at Receiver Sale

Beckley West Virginia June 3 Special The Beckley Pocahontas Coal Company asset at Resaco Raleigh county sold under receivership after large depreciation in coal values. Property including Smokeless coal lease on stone coal waters shipped 16 000 tons monthly sold for 35000 cash to Attorney Ashton File, far below 1920 price of 750000. Purchaser names not disclosed.

Beckley W. Va Winding Gulf District Beckley-Pocahontas Coal Company Resaco Raleigh County Court House Ashton Stone Coal Huntington Hoover Attorney Pile

Calotabs Promises Fast Liver Relief and Easy Digestion

Assertive ad touts Calotabs as the only cure for biliousness and indigestion. Claims a single bedtime tablet purifies the liver, with no taste or nausea and a morning reset of appetite. Sold in trademarked packages priced ten and thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.

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Charleston J. W. Johnson AJAX Bluefield Grocery Company Distributors ASDAX McDowell Council Scout Council Oakhurst Avenue Oldsmobile Bluefield Oakland Company Bluefield Avenue Buffalo America W. S. Davenport Welch Briefs Ellis Giles Gary No. 2 Squire A. C. Hufford Giles Charles Hampton Carl Howard Auto Shop Capehart Cora Ellison Blakley Washington Ohrinkage
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