Death of Carrie Lavenia Pyle in Washington County
Carr ie Lavenia Pyle dies after a paralytic stroke at her brother George W Pyle's home on Vincel street near Bluefield. Funeral set for Graham Methodist church with burial in Maplewood cemetery. she leaves three brothers two sisters and many relatives. Prohibition officers also report capturing still No 97 and seek still No 98 in Horsepan Cove.
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Carrie Lavenia Pyle
Miss Pyle
George W. Pyle
Vincel Street
Welch
John W
Margaret Pyle
Washington County
Saltville
G. W. Pyle
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield
John F. Lowry
Paul Lowry
George W. Pyle Jr
John W. Pyle
James L. Pyle
Evans Omar
J. Harold Vawter
Vernon Hinton
Prohibition
Horsepan Cove
Prohibition Department
Wonderful Konjola Health Cure Claims Relief for Rheumatism
Mrs Malissa Bright of Clarksburg West Virginia credits Konjola with curing her rheumatic pains after doctors warned of tonsil removal. She says three bottles ended sleepless nights and nervousness, restoring her strength. Konjola is sold in Bluefield Princeton Matoaka and surrounding towns through local druggists.
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Malissa Bright
Station A
Clarksburg
West Va
Konjola
Bluefield
Easley-Penn
Hale Pharmacy
Princeton
Wrights Drug Store
Matoaka
W. Va
Virginia Sidelights and Local Garden News
Local notes report Captain Alex Carter of West End Street Railway aiming to raise large tomatoes with over 200 plants in the ground. Garden club members share entries from the Stevens and other homes, and a wild berry harvest prospers in Tazewell county.
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Alex Carter
West End Street Railway
Carter
Tazewell County
Local Families Entertain Guests For Summer Visits
Mr and Mrs J Grat Gillespie visited Oakhill yesterday to spend time with relatives. Dr T Gillespie J W Moore from Attala Alabama is visiting home folks. Frank Pierce returns from Augusta Military Academy for summer. Frank St Clair Jr arrives from Fishburn Military Academy for break. Miss Helen Thorne, former Centenary College student in Cleveland Tennessee, visits as her brother’s guest. Miss Thorne is daughter of the late Dr A Thorne. Families of T A and W J Osborne return from Buckingham and counties with Misses Virginia Osborne and Eliza Williamson, Farmville State Teachers College graduates.
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J. Grat Gillespie
Oakhill
T. Gillespie
J. W. Moore
Attala
Alabama
Frank Pierce
Augusta Military Academy
Frank St. Clair Jr
Fishburn Military Academy
Helen Thorne
Centenary College
Cleveland, Tenn
Sexton challenges Callaway on highway ruling in Bluefield article
Local attorney W L Sexton disputes H G Shirley's highway policy letter regarding West Graham and Bluefield population limits. He argues the state remains jurisdictional over state highways and clarifies annexation effects under Virginia law and the 1920 census.
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V. L. Sexton
H. G. Shirley
Virginia State Highway Commission
Mr. Shirley
H. C. Callaway
Bluefield
Mr. Callaway
State Highway Commission
Richmond
Sexton
Virginia
Newe
the News
Shirley
West Graham
Weet Graham
West
Graham
United States
Bluefield Climate Wins Praise From Visitors
Bluefield’s summer climate draws praise as visitors from Atlanta and Ohio enjoy the mountain breezes. Mrs A A McCurry of Atlanta visits her brother W H Speed while Mrs Bessie Bryant of Batavia joins sisters Mrs C W Pierce and Mrs C.
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A. Ralston
Ohio
Bluefield
A. A. McCurry
Atlanta
W. H. Speed
McCurry
Bessie Bryant
Batavia
C. W. Pierce
Citizens Object To Coming Of Carnival
Citizens from The Bottom protest the carnival planned for Montrose Street saying the fair will disturb sleep and disrupt the neighborhood. Last year the council canceled a permit after strong opposition and revival meetings. The carnival is slated to arrive Monday.
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Montrose Street
Local man reports dream after hospital stay
R Kelly, a Bluefield resident and sculptor, reported an unusual dream from St. Luke's hospital after a hip fracture. In the vision a golden bowl held countless silver crystals while dainty fairies danced. a fairy explained the bowl symbolized the hospital and the crystals were purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kelly
St. Luke's Hospital
Bluefield
Mr. Kelly
Dr Caldwell’s 47 Year Practice Endorses Syrup Pepsin
Dr Caldwell argued that constipation persists despite care and that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a natural, non habit forming remedy. He warned against drastic purges, claiming Syrup Pepsin cleanses promptly without griping and improves overall well being by morning.
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Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Mattress plant change at Bluefield Virginia with Bechik
M Bechik formerly of Knoxville Tenn arrives to manage Bluefield Virginia Mattress Company. He seeks a dwelling for his family and has led large mattress plants in prior years. Also notes on Mr Kelly’s recovery after March 1928 hip fracture and a Shannondale event with Stony Ridge Ramblers. Calgary hosts large cowboy gathering July 8 to 15 with $23000 to bucking broncho winner and total prizes $4400.
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James Paris
Doug Shields
Bluestone
Paris
St. Clairarossing
Shields
Springville
Shannondale
Mr. Kelly
M. Bechik
Knoxville, Tenn
Bluefield Virginia Mattress Company
Bechik
Calgary
Alberta
North America
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Virginia News
Malissa
The
Memorial Baptist Church
Foster Thompson
Bob Gillam
Highland Avenue
Entertains Club
J. W. Baldwin
Tazewell Avenue
Shelby Heights Academy
Reynolds Pharmacy
People’s Pharmacy
Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
G. B. Stevens
Brown Avenue
Garden Club
Stevens
Creed Shelton
J. D. Hinegardner
Mary Lockwood
Mra. Pyle
Mra
J. J. Hankine
Graham High School
Genevieve Giesen
Arch Gillespie
Katherine Miller
Clear Fork
Hereshal Eagle
Gratton
Bluefield Va
Battlan
St. Clair Crosing
L. Smith
St. Clairs
Callaway
W. L. Sexton
Qeeurtte
Stony Ridge Ramblers
Ward’s
Wardway Electric
Ward
Billiken
Oxfords
Stacy Adams
Stetson Shoes
Marris
Jace
Princeton Avenue
Daniel Green Felts
Mangus - Phillips Shoe CO
Bluefield, W. VA
Lawford Trail Blazer
Eureka
Riverside
Montgomery Ward & CO
Federal ST
Riversides
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