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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

3

Local Social Notes From Bluefield and Nearby

Several locals host guests and family visits mark the week with trips to Knoxville Gary Dublin and Boston. The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce directors meet at Hotel Matz for a luncheon session to wrap up the current board’s activities.

Ida Effron Jennie Paker Welch J. F. Neighbors Knoxville Bank of Berwind Claude V. Boughner Gary St. Luke's Hospital Ner Gertrude Thayer Boston Geoffrey Thayer H. C. Jordan Thayer J. A. Jennings Hazel Margaret May Fern Jenings Dublin Robert Crockett J. L. Crockett Augusta Military Academy Fred Black F. L. Black Black Philadelphia Depta W. B.B. Gilsson Bluefield Western Union Telegraph Company Wheeling Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Matz

Burglar Attempt at Rodgin Jewelry Store Foiled

Two youthful colored lads tried to enter the Henry Rodgin Company jewelry store on Princeton Avenue last evening. One lad was arrested several blocks away by H. Bin.

Rodgin Jewelry Store Lad Henry Rodgin Company Princeton Avenue H. bin

Youth Burglar Pursued After Window Break

A witness named Sohn turned a youth over to Chief of Police Dillon after two boys burglarized a store. One suspect was captured following the alarm from a smashed rear window as the other fled.

County Officials and Jazz Sextette Open Vaudeville Week

Tom Brown's County Officials and a rude saxophone sextette headline the Elks Theatre bill opening the second week of vaudeville. The six musicians display versatility while Tom Foolery and Pal Seybert and It, and Kimo and Kimo add songs and chatter. A selected photoplay, The Dead Line, screens today and tomorrow.

Tom Brown Elks Theatre Tom Foolery Pal Seybert Kimo Gieorge Waleh

Bible Class Supper at Presbyterian Church

The Men’s Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church invites all men of the church and congregation to a Friday evening supper. Dr. D. N. McLaughlin will deliver the address after the meal, and Ray Evans asks attendees to RSVP today to gauge plate numbers. The Ladies’ Aid will serve, promising a generous spread and a pleasant social gathering.

Presbyterian Church D. N. McLaughlin Second Presbyterian Church Norfolk McLaughling Ray Evans Birle Ladies’ Aid Society McLaughlin

Cardui credited for relief from back and side pains

Marksville woman Alice Johnson describes a year of constant back and side pain then relief after completing a bottle of Cardui. She says the medicine let her straighten up, end the misery, and resume work, praising Cardui for her recovery.

Marksville Alice Johnson Cardus Cardui Bea Aie NC

Wanted All He Could Get Last Summer Pilot Pays for Thrill

The Kokomo Indiana airplane ride tale recalls an elderly man paying a pilot to perform aerial maneuvers. The pilot initially limits stunts for heart safety but the passenger insists on full thrills and prods the pilot to “give me all you got” as he exits, praising the ride.

Kokomo Ind Ian Immelman Indianapolis News

Lost Idaho Mine Becomes Riches After Century Quest

The article recounts the rediscovery of an ancient Upper Salmon river district gold mine in Idaho. Two prospectors found a rich lodge, fell out, a Spokane policeman learned the secret, searched 20 years, and the vein is four to six feet wide with a rich quartz streak. The tale echoes King Solomon's Mines.

Sir Rider Haggard King Solomon's Idaho Upper Salmon River District Spokane

Rockefeller gifts Libby Castle home to Paulist choristers

John D. Rockefeller Jr. provides Libby castle on Washington Heights New York for 50 Paulist choristers ages ten to seventeen. The house built 25 years ago blends medieval Norman and Spanish architecture and serves as a center for music academic study and physical training.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr Washington Heights New York City Libby Castle Union New York Times

Lost colored woman sought at Canadian railway station

A Savannah News item reprints a humorous exchange where a Southern man in Canada asks an old colored man for directions. The man explains he is searching for a colored woman, not his wife, and has been wandering back and forth for a long time hoping to find her.

Canada Columbia Los Hugh Savannah News

Turtle Eggs in Chow at Guantanamo Bay Marines

Marines at Guantanamo Bay Cuba add boiled turtle eggs to mess duty after capturing two 200 pound turtles in the bay. Each turtle yielded over 100 eggs, with eggs resembling a hen egg in size and a soft shell. eggs are boiled hard and peeled like onion skin.

United States Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba

Mother of One-Year-Old Blake Coughlin Appeals to Newspapers

Norristown Pa June 7 The mother of thirteen months old Blake ly Coughlin abducted last Wednesday appeals to newspapers to reach abductors and urge contact by mail.

Norristown Blakely Coughlin Newspanove Ton Sht

First Republican National Convention in Chicago

A 60 year old retrospective recalls the 1860 Chicago meet. Iowa delegates walked 150 miles to rail, special rates boosted attendance, and hotel rooms ranged from 1.50 to 2.50 per day. Crowds filled Wigwam as women decorated the hall and rockets announced dignitaries.

Chicago Iowa Massachusetts New England Abraham Lincoln

Prohibition Leaders to Address Mass Meeting in Cheargo

William Jennings Bryan will address a mass meeting of supporters of the national prohibition amendment in Cheargo. The event is set for tomorrow afternoon between sessions of the Republican convention. National officers of the prohibition party released the notice today.

Cheargo William Jennings Ryan

Beaver Dan Cover Order Carload Unloaded Early

Local notice reports a Beaver Dan cover order carload was unloaded early by Will Omona at Lussaor Co with phone contact 88.

Jn T Lussaor Co

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