Bluefield Advertisements and Local Notices Chronicle
The page lists varied items from sales and services to public notices and local events. It highlights promotions at East End Pharmacy and auto services, plus notices for Red Men Calumet Tribe No. 58 and Billy Sunday meetings on Raleigh street near the tabernacle, with arrangements for reserved seats. It records incidents including a child struck by a truck, police actions on whiskey seizures, and community group meetings in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Aliff
A. B. Agabright
Thomas Smith
W. A. Epling
U. C. Tis
Bland ‘Street Methodist Church
Tabernacle
J. G. Barrow
J. J. Mangus
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
Young Mansus
Memorial service at Hall requests full attendance
Memorial service at the Hall Masonic Temple this afternoon at 1 20 p m with full attendance urged. Secretary treasurer W H He thering ton presides as memorials are observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
W. H. Hetherington
Personal notices of family visits and graduations
Mes. Joannah Sarver and daughter Leona traveled to Abbott Virginia to visit relatives. Miss Effie Kahle will spend the weekend with her parents near Glenwood Park. Mrs. J A Grantham and children Ruth and Raymond left for Christiansburg to visit relatives and attend V P I commencement in Blacksburg. Mrs. P S Buchanan will attend Radford State Normal graduation where her daughter Marguerite Stewart will graduate. afterwards they visit Roanoke guests of Mr. and Mrs. W L Manson on Patterson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. B. Belcher
FE. K. Bailey
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Joannah Sarver
Leona
Abbott
Effie EK. Kahle
W. T. Kahle
Glenwood Park
J. A. Grantham
Ruth
Raymond
Christiansburg
Blacksburg
P. S. Buchanan
Albemarle Street
Radford State Normal
Marguerite Stewart
Roanoke
W. L. Manson
Patterson Avenue
St Paul Va Notes and Election Bond Issue
Miss Bitha Carieo spent days in Bluefield. Miss Sallie Erwin returns to Bristol for summer. Gate Bolton returns to St Paul with Mrs Bolton after Cincinnati trip. Mrs Swann and Lucille visit Bristol. Dr and Mrs Greear attend UVA finals and centennial. Miss Roberta Hopcroft at East Tennessee State Normal. Angie Lemones returns to Dungannon for summer. Music class picnic. K S Baker returns from Knoxville. Mrs Handy visits. Town election June 14 with two mayoral candidates C C Rush and J M Lewis. Bond issue of 65000 for water and sewerage system on ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitha Carieo
Bluefield
Sallie Erwin
Bristol
Miss Gate Bolton
Millersburg College
Millersburg
St. Paul
C. (. Bolton
Paul Bolton
Cincinnati
R. F. Swann
Lucille
J. N. Greear
University of Virginia
Roberta, Hopcroft
East Tennessee State Normal
Johns City
Anna Branch
Louise Reams
Dante
Angie Lemones
Dungannon
Lallie Frwin
K. S. Baker
Knoxville
Tenn
A. Handy
West Chester
J. J. Coxe
C. C. Rush
J. M. Lewis
G. EK. Shaut
E. S. Hart
C. C. Williams
W. J. Allen
S. T. Herron
J. Rasnick
G. L. Pugh
C. L. Fletcher
N. A. Skeen
Staged police chase ends with Cadillac seizure in Mercer county
A midnight bootleg chase on Oakvale mountain between a Cadillac and a Marmon ended when a shot punctured a rear tire and the Cadillac abandoned the car near Princeton. Officers seized the vehicle and 52 gallons of whiskey, with the license tag later deemed a decoy. The car and liquor were turned over to prosecutors and will be sold under prohibition rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Mercer County
Oakvale
Princeton
M. L. Barret
Beckley Road
Barrett
Giles County
Pearisburg
Peatisburg
Oakvale Mountain
Billy
Raleigh
Federal Streets
Jerry Akers
Morrison
Bluefield
Virginia
H. B. Lee
A. H. Wood
Henry
Floyd County
Coal and Coke
Pythian Sisters Guests Gather in Matoaka
Mrs Bettie Stalling and Mrs Bettie Calumet grand and past grand chief of the Pythian Sisters visit Matoaka for a special meeting with local members. A banquet for visitors is planned and business will be transacted. Dr and Mrs S Clements return from Virginia trip. House sold to Matoaka Grocery Company. Local fires near Panama works cause nominal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Clements
Virginia
Miller Supply Company
C. E. Taylor
Matoaka Grocery Company
C. S. Butte
Francke
Carlisle
John
Morgan
Gap-in the-Ridge
Nice
Continental Commission Company
Hayden Junction
Arizona
Billy Sunday
Bluefield
T. T. Cunningham
Panama
E. C. Wright
William H Jacobs Dead in Maryland Shooting Suicide
Cumberland Maryland June 4 William H Jacobs former Maryland legislator aged 76 died from a bullet wound received earlier this week Authorities say he was shot by his son Stanley who then killed himself The son allegedly went insane at the time of the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jacobs
Cumberland
William H. Jacobs
Maryland
Jacobs
Stanley
Local notes and incidents brighten Bluefield area
Bluefield Sanitarium operation progress noted. Walter Cecil’s horse stolen and recovered. John Bell sent to state asylum for insanity. C D Cook visits Charleston and Huntington then returns to work. Pythians elect officers with T S Ferguson reelected as commander. Mrs J Lee Bailey recovering at home. Orilla Orista injured in Panara incident, hospitalized at Memorial in Princeton. Matoaka Grocery Company nearing organization using Miller Supply building. Local high school drama The Return of Itty praised. Capt A T Pyles and family attend Augusta Military Academy graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Sanitarium
Walter Cecil
Budd
John Bell
State Asylum
C. D. Cook
Charleston
Huntington
T. S. Ferguson
Panara
Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Matoaka Grocery Company
Miller Supply Company
Itty
A. T. Pyles
Augusta Military Academy
William
Premier Lloyd George Has No Further Proposals After Coal Strike Rejection
London June 4 Lloyd George says he has nothing more to offer after British coal miners reject the government settlement. He notes a 10 million pound aid offer cannot be extended beyond two weeks and cites burdens on other industries and taxpayers. He says the government hoped miners would ballot on the proposal or settle by other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Frank Hodgrs
Coal Miners’ Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coalfield
Springdale Addition
Roediger
Federal Street
Daisy
Rinefield Lodge No. 85
Fiest
W. M
Frank P. Early
Fio
Roleich Street
American Legion
Springdale Avenue
Belvue Street
Vineyard Street
Stone Securities Company
Bluefield Pharmacy
Modern Woodmen of America
M. W
Walker Hall
First Methodist Church
S. B. Vaught
von Bb
McClaugherty
C. L. Moses
East End
Princeton Avenue
O-24
The
Stars and Stripes
Raleigh Street
the Tabernacle
Promato
Fallon, Florist
Creare
College VY
H. Cunningham
Uefield Vulcanizing Co
Blueeid Avenue
Altamont
Altamont Hotel
J. B. Eades
Mayer Building
Civic Relief Committee
Oakhurst Avenue
Peoples Tailoring Co
Thornton Building
O. H. Bishop
People’s Clothing Co
Central Grocery Co
L. M. Curtis
Giles Street
Washington Street
Nash
Bailey
Captain Bailey
W. R R. Crenshaw
Maxwell
Graham
Bert Brasley
Blankenship
Virginia Line
Cumberland Gap Turnpike
South Bluefield
Sanders Farm
M. W. Postlethwaite
Bluefield Coffee Company
Mgr
Summers
Monroe Streets
New Essex
M. 8. Stupolsky
Ford-Clatterbaugh Company
Stupolsky
Business and Professional Women's Club
Frederick L. Black
Harold Black
Summers Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Franklin Flour
Wright Milling Company
Honaker’s Inc
R. W. Honaker, F. C. Goodall, E. B. Boggs
Sublette & Barnes Building
Dy. Wiliam H. Carr
Osteopath
West Virginia
Wilson Bros. Athletic Union
Eassey-Perkins & 60
Tug
A. Rogers
Burnwell
Williamson
Tug River
Rogers
Louisville
Benjamin
Newton Tickle
Bland County
John Tickie
Europe
New York
G. L. Parker & Co
Collard
W. Va
J. C. Burton
ST. Paul, VA
Matoaka
Stizepf
Earth
Chas Ke M . Stieff
W. D. Kyle
Manne
Lynchburg, Va
Telegraph
New Royal Cafe
Wm. Greenspor
Optometrist
Bluefield, W, VA
Bland Street
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