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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1925

Page

26

Road 1 Report Guides Motorists Through Atlas Route

A transit digest from state highway officials and motorists outlines Bluefield to Charleston detours via Princeton and Spanishburg with a 3.3 mile detour, good paved sections to Charleston, and several other lines Bluefield to Bristol and Bluefield to Roanoke with varied road conditions and ongoing construction projects. It notes hard surfaced stretches in good condition overall, with some rough or under construction segments between Narrows, Pearisburg, and Newport and suggests alternate routes to Baltimore and Newark.

A. A Theuefield Automobile Club Bluefield Charleston Princeton Courthouse Main Street Mercer Street Railroad Athens Road Bethel Church Spanishburg Beckley Mt. Hope Oakill Fayetteville Kanawaha Falls Kanawaha River Montgomery Columbus Cincinnati Bristol Tazewell Lebanon Hansonville Abingdon Roanoke Lurich Narrows Pearisburg Hayes Store New— Blacksburg Cambria Christansburg Elliston Salen Hoges Store New Port Newport Blacks Blacksburg Christiansburg Baltimore Newark

Valve in head motor drives winning racer at memorial day race

For the 13th year a racing car with a valve in head engine wins the Memorial Day races at Indianapolis. Buick engineers pioneered the design and Buick notes over 1,000,000 valve-in-head cars in use. Louis Chevrolet set Indianapolis track records in 1910 with stock chassis vehicles.

Indianapolis Buick E. T. Strong Buick Motor Co Speedway Louis Chevrolet

Banquet to Fathers by Troop 6 Boy Scouts

Troop 6 Boy Scouts of America arranged a fathers banquet at Immanuel Lutheran church on Friday night. Fathers enjoyed a meal prepared by the boys, including pot roast or buttered peas with dessert, and heard talks intended to show what scouting aims to do for the boys. The event, the first of its kind, drew praise and is planned as a yearly affair.

Troop No. 6 Boy Scouts of America Immanuel Lutheran Church

Device claims 40 mpg boost cuts gasoline costs

Sioux Falls resident James A. May reports a new device that allegedly doubles mileage to over 40 miles per gallon, reduces carbon, and improves motor power. He offers to send a free unit to one auto owner per locality and claims installation takes 11 minutes.

Sioux Falls South Dakota James A. May H. Street May

Keystone News Circle Meeting and Local Society Notices

Bertha Webb Circle met at Mrs. W. P. Beane home planning a bake sale for June 20 with nine members present and dues collected. Methodist Missionary Society met at church with Georgia Tynes Circle in charge. papers on Mexico and missions discussed. Mrs. H. E. White hosted a bridge and rook gathering honoring Mrs. F. Fulcher with prizes and refreshments. Hay ride chaperoned by Mrs. J. W. Walter and Mr. Frank Hildreth to Pinnacle Rock with several young guests. Welch Kiwanis Quartette to perform at Methodist church June 10 at 8 p.m. Admission charged. benefitting Ex celsior class program.

Bertha Webb the Missionary Society W. P. Beane H. P. Mitchell H. E. Reynolds H. E. White Pink Apartments F. Fulcher Mt. Airy L. C. Fowlkes Rs. S. A. Christie Fred Ray J. W. Walter Frank Hildreth Pinnacle Rock Misses Antha Myers Lucile Pauly Mildred Hamblin Margaret Bucko Bertha ‘Shupe Helen Bernard Helen Gordon Margaret Bell Eloise Simmons Anna Lee Newman Louise Walker Mary Martin Elizabeth Johnson Dick Smoot Earl Spangler Vivian Dunn Herman Newman Forest Bruce Harry Walker Glen Dooley Kiwanis Welch Kiwanis Methodist Church Methodist Sunday School Junior Missionary Society H. J. Giles Mary Ellen Jones W. C. Houchina Giles

Pais Honored as Northfork District Council Chairman

Emmanuel Pais was elected chairman of the Northfork District Council in Welch. He named Dr. L. H. Clark and H. Foust as associates, with eight zones to raise a district quota of 1750 toward a 7000 county budget for Boy Scouts activities, aiming to have funds by June 16.

BE. Pais Emmanuel Pais J. B. Cruise Welch Pais Northfork McDowell County Boy Scouts of America L. H. Clark Kyle H. Foust Ashland Seoul Landgraff Coaldale Franken B. Houston James Ellwood Jones A. K. Parker A. H. Ritchie Ted Weeks L. C. Fowlkes H. R. George

Washington Dispatches and Appointments Reading

President Coolidge left Washington. Government officials quit work due to heat. Albertus H. Baldwin of New York was named to a tariff committee. A Canton, via situation prompted state department notes. Former Senator McCumber of North Dakota was named to the international joint commission.

Coolidge Denis Albertus H. Baldwin New York Ginaurgeon Canton Via State Department McCumber North Dakota International Joint Commission

Keystone Triumph In Pitching Duel On Local Diamond

Simmonds held the visitors to three hits while Lester allowed seven and struck out ten. Keystone pitchers dominated as Simmons fanned 15 to Setter 10. Umpires were Hamblin and Ofsa. Local notables and residents listed: W. E. Stuart, Lottie, F. White, D. A. Atkins, J. B. Cruise, Ethel Wood, Mrs. McDowell, Mrs. Fulcher, Miss Mayme Hypes, Inez Cofer, Anna Rubenreith, Mae Thompson, J. Spec tor, H. Budnick, S. Ofsa, Mrs. Hamblin, various Keystone locals and guests attending events and visits.

Simmonds Lester Keystone Simmons Setter Hamblin Ofsa Fred White Pulaski D. A. Atkins J. B. Cruise Bramwell Atkins Ethel Wood Roanoke W. D. McDowell F. D. Fulcher Mt. Airy H. E. White J. T. Wheldon Radford L. J. Compton Mayme Hypes Richland Inez Cofer Washington C. EB. Swain Anna Rubenreith Mae Thompson Israel Lazarus War Howard Effier Northfork J. B. Hamblin Dante Rn. L. Bailey Bluefield John Davis Coal Lick Theodore Steinicke Richmond University of Virginia, College of Medicine Olga Garland Hamblin Russel C. K. Pancher Logan Earl Crawford William Smith

The Golden Pen of Truth and Guido's Change

A fairy gives Guido a Golden Pen of Truth to curb his lies. He writes a boastful letter but a carrier pigeon reveals the blunt truth to Katherine. Her father and Katherine marry Guido after truth prevails, and he vows never to lie again. To be continued.

Guido Weill Mi O' Mi Katherine Mr O' Mi Nightingale Nancy Lady Katherine

Community Guests and Visits Reach Keystone Area

Residents report a series of visits and stays across Keystone with guests from Tazewell Kimball Hemphill Eckman Knoxville Radford Westfield and Bluefield. Notables include Mrs J P Heptinstall Mr and Mrs L M Meredith Mrs Kate Whitehead and families visiting relatives and undergoing medical care and dental work.

J. P. Heptinstall Tazewell Keystone Bernard Banks Kimball Keystone Wednessas B. Browne Bluefield Jesse Witte Hemphill L. M. Rish F. L. Ray Kate Grace Hospital L. C. Wolkes John William Bluefield Sanitarium L. C. Jr Black Pes Our City

News of Colored Folks Continued Page Nine

Saturday’s session featured the treasurer Mrs. Hattie Isbell reporting the best financial year in the organization’s history. District presidents from Bluefield Knoxville Chattanooga Pulaski reported progress as departmental secretaries noted their work. The group will attend John Stewart church for an annual sermon by Rev. E. L. Sanders and hear Bethel M. E. choir. Willie Meade leaves for Columbus to study embalming and practice in Ohio.

Hattie Isbell Athens Lula Hendricks Katharine Howard Jane Caffee John Stewart E. L. Sanders Bluefield Bethel M. E

Prostate health offer teased with free PSA test

A dubious advertisement promises a free prostate cure in plain wrapper with no obligation and asks for your name to prove the treatment works. It claims quick relief from night urination, backache, and weakness and directs readers to mail personal details to a Kansas address.

Lad Gateway Station Kansas Y

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Bluefield Automobile Club Hinton Lewisburg Peterstown Willow Bend Union Troop 6 BOY Scouts Keystone News Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodges First Baptist Church H. Conley Rebeccas Rebecca Lodge Pythian Hall Ocle Hamblin Keystone Lodge Sallie Rector Cora Yost Neva Thorn Ruth Gary Gary Lodge Ruth Lambert J. M. Wiggins W. R. Willard Gertrude Moore Georgia Noel Mabel Severn Bana Wyatt Mes. Evans H. P. Evans Radi R. G. Kirby Mesdames L. C. Fawkes R G. Kirby W. P. Bean E_ Pais Randolph-Macon Academy Elio Keystone Ballpark Lenett’s Lenett Boot Shop Princeton Ave Keystone Personals Glen White Smith Ruth Overbay W. A. Harris Ruth Hillenberg F. W. Hardy C. R. White Westfield W. Banks Phillip Kenneth Gilbert Julian Budnick Huntington Motor Elkhorn Valley Grocery Company West Baden National Wholesale Grocers Association Detroit Fred Moore Louis Gate Hospital B. W. Bruce J. B. Dorton Bragonler R. W. Munday PHS Pune Willie Meade Ohio West Virginia Flat Top Union Fis" Penn Muons
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