Pedigo’s big sale ends tonight at The Market
City short items note Pedigo's big sale closing tonight with rest of week bargains on winter melons cantaloupes strawberries oranges bananas grapefruit pineapples lemons apples plus last day of sale at Pedigo's. Also laundry calls Mondays only and other local notices include lots for sale at Bluefield and meals at Robins Rest Tea Room with reservations optional.
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East
Princeton Avenue
White Star Laundry Co
Pedigo’s
Printed List Klan Placed in Storage
The Indianapolis Ku Klux Klan roster lists, impounded by Federal Judge Carpenter and held under two U.S. marshals, were ordered stored pending contempt charges against Tolerance Publishing Co. The contempt case stems from an injunction against publishing the lists, which became public record and were later printed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Klavers
Ku Klux Klan
Carpenter
United States
The
Tolerance Publishing Co
Public Record
Four Sailors Saved by Lake Erie Rock in Storm
Four Great Lakes sailors owe their lives to a rock sticking from Lake Erie at Eight Mile Creek east of Erie. The tow of the steam barge Rensseler broke free in a June storm and both barges drifted for hours before the rock caught the line and saved them. Crew members Edward Shea Tom Aldwell Charles O'Brien and Patrick Conley were rescued by the Erie coast guard and taken to a nearby farmhouse for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Eight Mile Creek
Rensseler
New York
Cleveland
Erie Harbor
W. H. MecQuivey
Buffalo
Erie Coast Guard
Edward Shea
Mobile
Ala
Tom Aldwell
Baltimore
Charles O’brien
Oswego
N. Y
Patrick Conley
Hugh Lyons Dies from Steam Shovel Injury Near Coopers
Hugh Lyons aged about twenty four died at Bluefield Sanitarium from injuries sustained Thursday afternoon near Coopers while working for Walton Construction Company. He suffered a broken left thigh and internal injuries from being struck by a dipper on a steam shovel. He was brought to Bluefield Thursday night. relatives are not yet identified. Remains held by H. G. O'Neil Undertaking Company pending word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lyons
Bluefield
Coopers
Walton Construction Company
Arkansas
H. G. O’neil Undertaking Company
High Grade Confection Establishment Promised
Dayton resident Thomas Stuopulas and Parkersburg’s James Economy closed a lease with Max Matz for the Paris Candy Kitchen room in the Colonial Theatre building. They bring twenty years in the business and plan a remodel with about $10,000 in fixtures, aiming to open in about six weeks.
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Thomas Stuopulas
Dayton
James Economy
Parkersburg
Max Matz
Paris
Colonial Theatre
Members urged to renew zeal at Billy Sunday Club service
The Billy Sunday Club will meet at Bland Street Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The extension committee leads the service and organizers urge full attendance and a commitment to active participation, urging members to bring a friend.
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Junior Missionary Society
Bland Street
Hamilton Hall
Billy
Bland Street Methodist Church
Premier Red Ash Coal Company to Operate Coal Creek Lease
The Premier Red Ash Coal Company plans to open its Coal Creek lease in the Clinch Valley district, owning 760 acres of coal three to four feet thick. Operations start October 1. The tipple contract goes to Fairmont Mining and Machinery. Walton Sudduth Construction handles 1.5 miles of railroad from the Clinch Valley main line to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ash Coal Company
Coal Creek
Clinch Valley
Norfolk and Western Railway
Fairmont Mining and Machinery Company
Walton Sudduth Construction Company
Bluefield
Why I Love the Roses A Society Note
Society and Woman's Activities reflect on love and roses, noting they come from her and carry her sweetness. The column closes with contact details for submissions, including home and office phone numbers and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Locker-Sampson
Jas. O'Keeffe
Miss Louise Thornhill Hosts Virginia School Friends
Friday afternoon at Highland avenue Miss Louise Thornhill hosted an entertainment for visiting Virginia schoolgirls from West Hampton College era. Guests included Caroline Ramsey Margaret Fuqua Helen Mason Ruth Lazenby Katherine McClaugherty Mary Mann Virginia Peery Elizabeth Mustard Margaret McCue Marjorie Knee Kate Markle Nellie Thornhill Nannie Ray Hefner and others amid garden porch decorations and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Forgie
Montvale
R. H. Landers
Bluefield Avenue
Alley
Bluefield College
Petersburg
Walter Perkins
Mary Gordon Perkins
Bass Perkins
Blacksburg
Louise Haynes
Sue Stewart
Roanoke College
Ralph Hefner
Stuart Booker
Ira Henderson
Vincent Heck
Ruth
Margaret Lazenby
West Hampton College
Richmond
Frances Zimmerman
Morgantown University
Lyde Baldwin
Barrow
Bluefield
Framville
William Schofield
Bluefold
Huntington
Toledo
Ohio
Schofeld
Boston
Harry Shumaker
Nannie Smith
Meyer Marcus
Richlands
Grundy
N. R. Hall
Elizabeth
G. A. Smith
Jefferson Street
David Dale Johnson
E. Clyde Beckett
Morton
W. W. Morton
Margaret
Ruth Lazenby
R. FE. Lazenby
Highland Avenue
Westhampton College
Margaret Fugate
Adairville
Carolyn Ramsey
Elkton
B. H. Hancock
Franklin County
R. B. Ferguson
Washington
W. Ferguson
Niagara Falls
W. Moore
Harry Goorykoontz
Frank Hudgins
Bernard McClaugherty, Jr
Jt Hancock
Dennis Clark
Davidson, N
Davidson College
Moore
Messrs
Goodykoonz
Hudgins
Beaver High School
Louise Thornhill
Caroline Ramsey
Margaret Fuqua
Kentucky
Lazenby
Virginia
Helen Mason
Katherine McClaugherty
Mary Mann
Virginia Peery
Mary
Elizabeth Mustard
Margaret McCue
Marjorie Knee
Kate Markle
Nellie Thornhill
Louise, Bowen
Elizabeth Cometti
Margaret Pankey
Nannie Ray Hefner
Mrs Bradley Hosts Pleasant Friday Tea Gathering
Mrs. Smith Bradley welcomed a group of friends at her home on Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed punch, garden flowers, six dainty tea tables, and musical numbers by Mrs Petty Barrow and others. Hostess served a full plate of foods with assistance from Miss Sallie Day Callie Litz and Agnes Stevens.
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Petty
Barrow
George Barger
Sallie Day
Callie Litz
Agnes Stevens
Country Club Dance Planned with Lindemann Orchestra
A Saturday Country Club dance will feature Lindemann's orchestra with tempting refreshments. The dances committee will ensure members enjoy the event and will be assisted by chaperones Mrs. J. S. Browning Mr. F. M. Archer and Mrs. H. M. Waugh.
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Lindemann
J. 8. Browning
F. M. Archer
H. M. Waugh
Recital At First Christian Church Delights Audience
Friday evening program by pupils of Mrs Geo M Barger Jr at First Christian Church featured young performers delivering short expressive sketches and piano numbers. Notable participants included Mary and Frances Laird, and Margaret Bowen among others, earning strong audience praise.
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First Christian
Geo. M. Barger
Mary
Frances’ Laird
Library Receives New History Reference Collection
The public library adds a valuable history reference set timely for Prof Carpenter’s Summer history class starting now, benefiting students with fresh material.
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Carpenter
Painted Silk Frocks Trend Coatlines This Season
Printed silk frocks are a novelty this season with thick raised paint. The garments use a straight chemise cut and are loosely cinched at the waist by a plain silk sash.
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DR. F. L. Black & Sons Dentists
Summers St
F. L. Blac
H. W. Blac
F. W. Black
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Bluefield Foto
Atland Street
Rinefield, W. Va
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Abrams
Kelly & Moyer
Bluefield, W. Va
N. E. Rierson
Princeton Ave
Our
Altamont
H. G. O’neil
Bland St. Bluefield
W. Va
Hirsh Wickwire
Easley -Perkins & Co
Temple OF Fashion
Pedigo's
Holston
Lawrence Layne
South Bluefield
Economy Home Furnish Co
Williams
New Ice Company
Peoples Ice Co
C. B. Hancock
Stocks and Bonds
National Bank Building
Janes
Elks
Ray Carter
Welch
Jnc. L
Land
Secu
Robins Rest
Princetom Toad
W. B. Crawford
Porto Rico
Bailey Lumber Co
First Christian Sunday School
Bluefield Lodge
R. C. Express Division
Eagles Hall
North Stile
Calvary Baptist Church
Bramwell Auto Painting & Trimming Co
L. Gorman
Bramwell, West Va
Palmer & Fowler
W. H. Sperow
First National Bank
Coo
A & Pocahontas
New River
Chicago Norfolk Western Coal Co
L. C. Sieber, Secy
Fisher Bldg
Bluefield Storage Battery
Mrs
Katherine Philpott
Millinery Dependable
Graham, VA
Big Rock
Coal Creek Lease
Mrs. Thornhill
Mrs. Bradley
Otis Uimen
Isadore Cohen Co. Jewelers
Cohen
s_ OFFICE OUTFITTERS PAS ONC TEMPLE BLUEFIELD
Wm. Greenspon, O. D
Optometrist
W. Virginia
Goodykoontz Drug CO
Three Good Drug Stores
Huyler's
Liggett’s
Nunnally’s
Martha Washington
East End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmalcy
Bluefield Ave
Fairview Pharmacy
Brind
South Streets
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