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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1941

Page

3

Mason and Hanger Company A Century of Construction Might

The Mason and Hanger syndicate, originated in Virginia and now a major national contractor, played key roles in the nation’s railroads and large projects. Its history traces to Claiborne Mason’s first contracts, Civil War service, and the evolution to Mason and Hanger, with Arthur J. Sackett as president and a lineage of Mason and Hanger leaders still tied to the firm.

Radford Hercules Powder Company New River Ordance Works Radford Works Mason and Hanger Company of New York United States Mason Organization Orly Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Chicago Drainage Canal City of New York City East River Lincoln Tunnel Rays Hill Everett Boston East Boston Grand Coulee Bureau of Reclamation Fort Peck Montana U. S. Engineers Merriman Mason Syndicate Claibourne RB. Mason Richmond Alexandria Old Midlothian Virginia Louisa Hanover Station Frederick Hall Chesapeake and Ohio Hawk's Nest Huntington Mason Stanwall Jackson Chancellorsville Horatio P. Mason Maosa and Hanger Company Henry B. Hanger Silas B. Masor Arthur J. Sackett Riverview Farm Charles City County John J. Watts Bluefield Sam A. Mason II Charles City Plunder W. A. Hanger Mason and Hanger

How One Woman Lost 26 Lbs of Fat

An advertisement claims women can shed 19 to 20 pounds of fat in weeks by taking Kruschen Salts each morning and cutting pastry fatty meats white bread potatoes and butter. It promises safe easy weight loss starting today with a 4 week bottle and a money back guarantee through Sherry's Cut Rate Drug Co and other druggists.

Sherry Cut Rate Drug Co America

Mission study book teaches Uprooted Americans in church

McDowell West Virginia reports that the Methodist church mission study book on Uprooted Americans is being taught by Mrs. Wyrick. The second study is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 30.

McDowell W. Va The Methodist Church

Local Names in Bluefield Sanitarian Care

Mrs. J. W. Draper is a patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Russel East is receiving treatment at Bluefield sanitarium.

J. W. Draper Bluefield Sanitarium Russel East

Blanken Birth Announcement for Daughter

Mr and Mrs Arthur Blanken announce the birth of a daughter born June 3.

Arthur Blankenship

Social notes from a busy weekend in the region

Mr and Mrs Pete Prenento were called to Mohegan Sunday for a death in the family. Mrs Stanley Bowles of Martinsville Virginia visited Mr and Mrs N F Reynolds Tuesday. She traveled home with Mrs Herman Keith and children who had been visiting Reynolds. Dr and Mrs Calgart and children of Lamarr along with Mrs Connie Boone of Matoka and Mr and Mrs Harry Boone of Logan visited B F Bone on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J G Cunningham and daughter Phyllis with Mrs Hugh Poff and Mr J S Cunningham visited S S Cowan in Berton Virginia Sunday. M L White returned to Ashland Kentucky after visiting L N White. Rev and Mrs D F Wyrick and daughter Elizabeth visited Wytheville Virginia Sunday. J S Cunningham of Shawsville Virginia is visiting Mr and Mrs J G Cunningham.

Pete Prenento Mohegan Prenento Stanley Bowles Martinsville N. F. Reynolds Herman Keith Reynolds Calgart Lamarr Connie Boone Matoka Harry Boone Logan B. F. Bone J. G. Cunningham Phyllis Hugh Poff J. S. Cunningham S. S. Cowan Berton M. L. White Ashland L. N. White D. F. Wyrick Elizabeth Wytheville Shawsville, Va

Bartley Church Schedule Notes and Local News

Bartley reports church services with sermons titled He Shall Be Like a Tree and Wanted Youth for Christ and notes a junior year completion at Bethel Woman's College by Eloise and Margery Conklin. Also mentions senior Crigger funeral trip to Williamson and family summer plans with relatives.

Bartley W. Va Bartley Jr. High School J. H. Lotspeich Youth For Christ

Junior High Finals and Weekend Commencement

Bartley Junior high announces commencement in the school auditorium Tuesday June 10 at 8 PM with C H Archer West Virginia educator as speaker. Honor pupils Miss Helen Conklin and Miss Agnes Woody will give talks. 45 graduates receive diplomas from Grover Pile. Special Sunday service precedes on June 8 at 7 30.

Bartley Junior High C. H. Archer West Virginia Helen Conklin Agnes Woody American Legion Virginia Brown J. H. Lotzpeich

Miner Taken For Burial In Morristown Tennessee

The miner was transported to Morristown Tennessee on Tuesday for burial. He belonged to U M W Local 6613. Union members Jerry Harmon Howard Shrader and others including C E Stieblitz undertaker accompanied the body.

Morristown Tenn Jerry Harmon Howard Shrader C. E. Stieblitz Undertaker

Local Residents Share Visits Across States

Mrs. C E Stieblitz and father J Beavers in Waverly Ohio visit their former home. Randall Tucker spent days in Garfield Kentucky with his parents. Delbert Delph spent the weekend in Coeburn Virginia with his mother Mrs Smith. Sue Wolfe of Coeburn Virginia guest of daughter Mrs J M Holbrook and Mr Holbrook. Miss Mary Ann Lotspeich taught in Bland county and returned to spend summer with her parents. Several Lotspeich family members visited Charleston. J H Lotspeich and Jane Lotspeich with N H Dyer and Allen and Dorothy Dyer attended the County music festival at Gary. Dorothy and Allen Dyer were in the orchestra. Rev J H Lotspeich and Rev J M Wysor attended West Virginia Wesleyan College commencement in Buchanan West Virginia and heard Dr E Stanley Jones. Mrs Joe Hammond and Mrs Josephine Martinich remain patients at Grace hospital. Dr Walter H Carr attended a dental meeting at White Sulphur Springs. Patty Murray and Anna Margaret Woody returned from Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Ray Ellis spent weekend in Logan with Ellis' parents. Mr and Mrs C F E Walker spent the weekend in Fort Gay Kentucky with Mrs Millie Walker. Mr and Mrs A P Littleton spent Monday in Page Virginia with Mr and Mrs Jess Manone.

C. E. Stieblitz J. Beavers Waverly Ohio Randall Tucker Garfield Delbert Delph Coeburn Smith Sue Wolfe J. M. Holbrook Holbrook Mary Ann Lotspeich Bland County A. P. Littleton Wanda Lillian Jane Lotspeich Charleston J. H. Lotspeich N. H. Dyer Allen Dorothy Dyer Gary White Sulphur Springs Patty Murray Anna Margaret Woody Washington D. C Ray Ellis Logan Walker Millie Walker Page, Va Jess Manone

Legion Activities Highlight Local Carnival and Meetings

The Legion sponsored carnival raised funds for the Drum and Bugle Corps and drew praise for clean entertainment. Members head to Indianapolis with Shrine Patrol, one Bluefield Post meeting planned, and calls to buy defense bonds continue. Harry H. McLeod of Wheeling Post No. 1 is noted as the oldest Legion member at 82. A unity meeting with the pro proposed front will gather in Washington on June 24.

The Legion Bluefield Post DeVault W. VA Wheeling Post No. 1 American Legion Harry H. McLeod Unity Meeting United Americanism Front Washington, D. C

Legion Works With Agencies In Defense Effort

The Legion collaborates with agriculture labor and industry groups to defend against subversive activities. Sergeant Dean of Army Recruiting Service at Bluefield is recovering in a sanitarium. another sergeant was brought from Charleston to relieve him. Flag Day June 14 faces minimal services but a radio skit and Legion participation are planned. Thirteen Bluefield boys returned from Boys State at Jackson's Mill benefiting from citizenship instruction. Pamphlet two Aircraft Warning Service for civilian defense is released. vest pocket copies available from the national department. West Virginia reports 13 305 members, surpassing its quota while Virginia trails with 10 915 members, prompting a banquet for winners’ officers. A possum hunt in Emporia Virginia yields nine possums bagged by F D Mitchell without dog or gun.

Army Recruiting Service Bluefield Charleston Manuel Aircraft Warning Service National Department West Virginia Virginia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mason & Hanger Company Inc A. J. Martin Coal & Coke Welch First National Bank Eloise Margery Conklin D. A. Conklin Bethel Woman's College Hopkinsville, Ky Margery G. Pile M. E. Crigger Williamson Hubert Crigger Mr. Crigger Crigger J. S. LaRue Margarite Smith Pond Creek Pocahontas Grace Hospital Oevous Roy W. Branman A. A. Angrist Indianapolis Shrine Patrol Frank Bond Harry L. Moore Chas. H. Dudley Victor DeVault Monte Vista National Executive Committee S the Legion Agriculture, Labor and Industry Jackson's Mill Emporia F. D. Mitchell Wonder St. Albans J. A. McDorman Albemarle Street Ford Ty Me Starcher Conley Roanoke ST Dad Steckler Enzo Pajamas Dresner Arrow Pioneer Mansfield Shoes Tru Val Palm Beach Hart Schaffne Varsity Town Bluefield’s Outstanding Men’s Shop Federal ST
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