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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1926
Page
7
Col E O Toole announces No Accident Week for United States Coal and Coke Company from June 7 to 12. The campaign urges strict safety focus by officials and workers to prevent injuries and achieve a perfect record during the observance period.
The Gary Goodwill Luncheon Club meets in the basement of the Gary Methodist church at 7 o clock Tuesday night with a program directed by B Kimble and dinner served by the Ladies Missionary Society. Belcher Wall Club hosts meeting at 2 30 this afternoon at Gary Methodist church with programs and talks by Rev LaPh Talk L Hodges and others open to the public.
An advertisement promises a free copy of a book on curing leg sores varicose ulcers with a unique painless treatment from Dr H J Hittier of Kansas City Missouri. It invites readers to send name and address to Suite 919 421 Last lith Street.
Foreman Thomas Hislop of the Mt Lookout colliery in Wyoming Pa risked his life to rescue 60 miners trapped behind a fire in a shaft 250 underground. He got all out safely.
United States Steel Corporation will award a silver medal to employees with at least twenty five years but less than fifty years of service as of April 1 1926 and a cold medal to those with fifty years or more. Service years may be non continuous and count total years worked including absorbed Breck Corporation.
During the present week each employee of the United States Coal Coke Company must provide a written accident report to his foreman. The form records length of service age nationality and nature and cause of injuries. The foreman will compile the records and submit them to the Gary main office.
The Holston Epworth League Conference holds its sixth annual assembly at Martha Washington College in Abingdon Virginia from June 8 to 15. Delegates from the local charge include Miss Presley Filbert and Messrs Clemens Wood and Miss Robinson of Gary. The theme is Youth for Christ and the Church.
A meeting of the Gary Redpath Chautauqua guarantors was held Monday night to set plans for the June 20 to July ram. Elections named officers and several committees to handle reception grounds and advertising. Notable attractions include Channing Pollock’s drama The Fool, Apple sauce, Charles H. Plattenburg, and the Moscow Artists Ensemble. Season tickets go on sale next week at $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for children.
Claude Boughner general manager of United Supply Company and R H Moore manager No 3 store depart Saturday for Evansville Indiana to attend a furniture buying convention. They will select a supply for Gary store’s new furniture department.
A church invites attendance all week with an 8 00 p m preaching by a Near East Relief representative. Learn about this major benevolent effort, with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and Ep worth League at 7 15 p m.
Mr and Mrs 8 A Grubb and their children have returned from a visit to Croseclose Rural Retreat Marion and other Southwest Virginia towns. Miss Rose Wilson of the United States is mentioned in connection with the notes.
Berlin reports that Germany approves Dr Otto Peltzer to run in the United States this year. Peltzer, a philosophy doctor, may be the last German athlete to invade America as officials doubt the wisdom of such invasions after previous stars stayed abroad.
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Berlin residents embrace ping pong as a popular pastime with a fall tournament planned. Readers are advised on keeping hardwood floors clean with a lambs wool wax mop for a polished finish.
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