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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

12

Water supply in Richlands remains very low amid dry weather

Richlands Virginia reports continued low town water due to dry weather and repeated notices to repair leaking spigots. Water use is restricted for lawns gardens and car washing with possible shutoffs if repairs lag. Fire protection requires a large tank of water and springs will suffice if not wasted. Red Ash and Raven schools announce closings or upcoming sessions with enrollments and road conditions noted.

Richlands Red Ash Raven Tazewel County Clinch Tazewell County Ruseel County Russell County Tazewell and Russell. R

Laymen Club to Lead Raven Church Services Sunday

The Richlands Laymen's club will run the morning service at Raven Sunday and the evening service at the Methodist church in Rev. Régah’s absence, who is at camp with the Boy Scouts. Last Friday night Mr. and Mrs. J W Wilson hosted a party for their son Banner, who departs Monday for Maryland. Guests included Rosa Doughton, Hazel Phipps, May Phipps, Myrtle Phipps, Nannie Wilson, Jennie Wilson, Savannahene Wilson, Nannie Addison, Thelma Meont, Ruby McCloud, Flaine Stranger, Mrs Stranger, Harold Stevenson, Kenneth Stevenson, Charlie Sargent, Claude Brown, Edward Brown, Charlie Horton, Roy Addison, Kay Wilson, Arnold Wilson, Robby Wilson, Edd Street, Elijah Nuckles. Main amusements were games and music. YPMS The Young People Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. T. Underwood.

Richlands Raven Methodist Church R. F. Régah Boy Scouts J. W. Wilson Banner Maryland Rosa Douthton Hazel Phipps May Phipps Myrtle Phipps Nanie Wilsom Jennie Wilson Savannah Ene Ee Wils Nannie Addison Thelma Meont Ruby McCloud Flaine Stranger Mrs. Stranger Harold Stevenson Keneth Stevenson Charlie Sargent Claude Brown Edward Brown Charlie Horton Roy Addison Kay Wilson Arnold Wilson Robbvy Wilson Edd Street Elijah Nuckles Reece Witt Ruth and Alverta Maxwell H. L. Combs M. H. McGuire Bluefield Josephine Gilmer Farmville Edna Mann Welch Otis Nash Faraday D. Scott Swords Creek J. H. Combs Wilder Miss Minuté Chambers Hagan Bond Gate City Migitan W. E. F. White T.A. Draper Dorothy New York City Tom Spratt Rebecca Elkine W. Va W. B. Spratt Jimmy Lindsey H. V. Lindsey Ann Hyatt Hollins College J. B. Crabtree Frank Zeigler Jewel Ridge H. H.humphrey Sadie Margaret Liberty Hill Jammie Shreve Margaret Smith Winchester Sam Leece Francis Shreve Eva Mutter Matt Honaker W. H. Hankins Norton Walter Henry Jr

Industrial activity and community notices from Richlands area

Industry remains busy with Richlands Brick producing up to 60 000 bricks daily and Richlands Ice yielding seven tons daily while coal firms lag. Road work on the Raven to Grundy highway advances. two miles of hard surfaced road near the county line. Community events include an all day Holiness church meeting and multiple society meetings.

Richlands Brick Corporation Richlands Ice Company Grundy Raven Tazewell Buchanan County

More Than 300 Attend WVU Extension Banquet

In Fairmont West Virginia more than 300 guests attended the first annual banquet for the foremanship and extension classes of West Virginia University School of Mines. Mayor A G Martin gave the welcome with C B Lawall replying. Speakers included Thomas G Fear N A Elmslie D L Brown Brock Showalter W Clark Dobbie George Riggs Robert M Lambie and M M Neely.

Fairmont W. Va School of Mines of West Virginia University Morgantown A. G. Martin C. B. Lawall School of Mines of the University Thomas G. Fear N. A. Elmslie D. L. Brown Brock Showalter W. Clark Dobbie George Riggs Uniontown Robert M. Lambie Kei Virginia Department of Mines M. M. Neely United States

Marzell Mercer Held in Jail After Grand Jury Charge

Marzell Mercer alias Marzell Turner, 19, was held for Mercer County grand jury on stealing 215 in gold coins from his grandmother Mrs J B Turner. He was jailed in Princeton after failing to post 1000 bail. Mercer was arrested in Russell County Virginia and brought to town for trial. The theft occurred about two weeks ago when two locks were forced and a trunk looted. He allegedly forged a 20 check drawn on his grandmother s savings. Mrs Turner 82 owned coins saved for decades.

W. W. McNeal Marzell Mercer Marzell Turner Mercer County Grand Jury J. B. Turner McDowell Street Mercer Princeton Russell County R. L. Johnson Virginia Johnson

Local Social Roundup Notes Regional Guests and Visits

The column lists numerous social visits and guests across Maxwell Raven Faraday Elkine and Jewel Ridge. It mentions families like the Witts McGuire Combs and Hedges plus travelers from Leatherwood Beckley and Bluefield with hospital and school notes, a birth in Norton and other local movements.

Political landscape shapes up in Seventh district race

Hartley Sanders announces Republican bid for state senate in Seventh district encompassing Summers Raleigh and Mercer counties. The slate foresees primaries in Mercer and nearby areas with candidates named for judge or house seats as Democrats and Republicans weigh who enters the race.

Young announces candidacy for Mercer County Superintendent

Hobart M. Young declares his run for County Superintendent of Schools of Mercer County subject to the Republican primary. Bluefield West Virginia dated August 5 1930 urged support and influence from readers.

Mercer County Hobart M. Young Bluefield W. Va

Ballard Runs as Democratic Candidate for Mercer County

O H Ballard of Princeton West Virginia announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for member of the House of Delegates to represent Mercer County in the state Lower House. He pledges to serve all citizens to the best of his ability if nominated and elected, and invites voter support ahead of the August 5, 1930 primary.

Hartley Sanders Princeton Atate Senate Sanders Summers Raleigh Mercer J. Q. Hutchinson Beckley T. H. Lilly Hinton Hutchinson Mercer County House of Delegates O. H. Ballard W. Va

Ed Martin seeks Republican county court nomination

G E Ed Martin of Princeton West Virginia announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county court member for the short term subject to the August 5 primary Your vote and influence in my behalf will be appreciated Ed Martin

Mercer County Democratic Primary Hopeful Seeks Support

A candidate for county commissioner asks Mercer County voters for backing in the Democratic primary, outlining long term goals and seeking support.

Egyptians First to Play Chess Say Archaeologists

Cairo scholars contend that ancient Egyptians pioneered chess overruling claims from China and Persia after the discovery of a complete chess board and pieces in the Ra Quer tomb near the pyramids. The board and men are well preserved despite centuries entombed.

Cairo Ra Quer Pyramids

Pocahontas Name Decision Expected in July

A court in Indiana is to rule by July 1 in the injunction case Pocahontas Operators Association versus robbers and coal traders over the Pocahontas trade name. W. E. E. B. Koepler reports the defense requested more time for briefs and the judge may decide by July 1. Executives from the association traveled to Indianapolis for the case and expect to return soon.

Pocahontas Cperatora Association Indiana United States Court For Southern District of Pocahontas Operators Association W. E. E B. Koepler Mr. Koepler Association BE. L. Greever Tazewell D. H. Barger Shawsville Monarch Smokeless Coal Company G. C. van Sant Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railroad Indianapolis Operators’ Association United States Court

Rail magnate plants trees at Dawes arboretum

Sir Josiah Stamp English railroad magnate and Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad planted trees at the Dawes arboretum six miles south of Newark Ohio. The arboretum owned by Beman G. Dawes aims to have leaders in industry and government plant trees there. Stamp brought a tree from his English estate for the occasion.

Newark Josiah Stamp Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dawes Arboretum Here Beman G. Dawes Charles G. Dawes Dawes Sir Josiah England

Also Mentioned on This Page

PARTY M.S The Young People’s Missionary Society Mre T. Underwood Holiness Church Circle No. 1 A. D.parson N. O. Gillespie Pierian Delphian Society Trinity House C. C. Hyatt Burns and Rbvron Mesdames I. Q. Perkins J. W. Shawver J. H. Smith W. B. F. White W. R. Williams Geo. R. McCall W. J. Elgin Saltville Emory Lizzie Lowe Wm. Lowe Jim Higginbotham J. W. Ringstaff Clarence Hedges Virginia Cooper Bertha Combs C. H. Casey C. J. Preas John Croy Joe Ann Robert Duff Rife Bogges Mary Richmond C. J. McNeil Elizabeth Katron Hazel Ringstaff Ednane Marzell Merger BY WM. C. Snyder George Dillard Dillard James H. Kable Joseph M. Sanders Jr J. H. Gadd H. G. Wooda Harry L. Greenspon Greenspon Abe Lubliner R. B. Kirkwood Norfolk and Western J. A. Chambers T. K. Massie Roy Cole House United States Senate Congress House of Representatives Mercer County Court Fast River Opie Karnes F. M. Peters Wade Bailey L. J. Belcher P. S. Smith Essie Thorn W. R. Hatcher Harve Shumate W. A. Brown M. K. Harman P. J. Ashworth Peters Bailey Belcher Smith Hatcher Harman Ashworth Beaver Pond Brown P.S. Smith Bratton G. E Martin Princeton Pocahontas Raleigh Troop Charleston Bov Raleigh County R. M. Lambie State Department of Mines Beards Fork Fee County Montgomery Fayette County RAIL Greenwich Village Manhattan Judith Grant Bruce Gideon Judith Daily Telegraph
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