Watches and Jewelry Repair and Local Notices
Fine watch repairing by EB. MecKenny master arch maker Joyce Jewelry Co Raleigh street between Bland and Federal streets. Robins Rest Tea Room Princeton road telephone 5716 serving daily delicious dinners dainty luncheons home made salads ice cream ices cake pie and sandwiches tea coffee milk reservations not necessary but requested when convenient.
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EB. F. MecKenny
Joyce Jewelry Co
Raleigh Street
Bland
Federal Streets
Robins Rest
Princeton Road
W. B. Crawford
Resolutions of Sympathy From Lakota Council No. 76
Lakota Council No 76 Pocahontas Matoaka West Virginia on June 6 1923 issues resolutions of sympathy for the bereaved family of P J Good noting his father and mother grief and stating a pledge to deliver copies to the family and to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and to record the resolution in minutes.
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Red
P. J. Good
Bluefield
Scarlet panels gown with white satin and scarlet velvet trains
A gown of white satin faced crepe is beaded in jet and trimmed with scarlet velvet panels. The panels start at the shoulder, are caught at the waist, and extend on the floor as two long trains.
Marmon car races to ship Pathe race film in time
Tom Roberts drives a Marmon speedster from Indianapolis to Chicago to deliver Pathe News film of the 600 mile race. The journey covered 227 miles in 4 hours 45 minutes at an average 44 mph with 19 mpg. Return trip with developed footage took 4 hours 50 minutes.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Rounds
LaFayette Pike
Chicago
Pathe
Marmon
Rapid Express Transportation
Tom Roberts
Denver
Indiapolis
Michigan Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Edward Ford
Pathe News
Mr. Roberts
Indianapolis
Tommy Milton
Roberta
Concord College Holds Ideal First Commencement
The first commencement since Concord became a college was held in Athens with eighteen standard normal graduates and over eighty short course certificates awarded. Degrees went to Mrs. Marion Dargan H. W. Straley and J. N. Heylmen, with Dr. McLaughlin and state officials giving addresses. The day featured music by Cecil Johnston and a large, festive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord College
Athens
Marion Dargan
H. W. Straley
Princeton
J. N. Heylmen
Fayetteville
Concord
State Board of Education
W. C. Cook
Welch
Cecil Johnston
Chicago School of Music
Dr. McLaughlin
University of Chicago
J. Walter Barnes
State Board of Control
Bernard McClaugherty
Local residents and travelers return from clubs and visits
Miss Viola V Hancock returns from a successful Alabama millinery season with Mrs Sealey and plans fall work there. The Hancock family attended the Shrine conclave in Washington DC and rode the Shrine special home. Miss Lucylle Kendrick returns from races in Indianapolis and visits in Chicago. Miss Mildred Slusher leaves Radford after a week with Miss Broyles, who will visit Radford soon. Forrest French heads to Roanoke to see his sister. John Mastin and Hart traveled from Washington DC after Imperial Shrine Council meetings. W P Morton learns of a new born son in Hazard Kentucky. Edna Fleshman visits in Bluefield. Virginia Faust heads to Christiansburg to visit her mother. BE Runyon and guest depart for Washington and New York. August Griffith returns home from St James Academy. H S Shott Jr embarks on business trip to Morgantown and Wheeling. Reba Hurn of Spokane becomes a candidate for Congress.
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Viola V. Hancock
Alabama
P. Sealey
Hancock
W. A. Hancock
Viola
Washington, D C
Lucylle Kendrick
Ramsey Street
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mildred Slusher
Radford
Mabel Broyles
Federal Street
Miss Broyles
Miss Sisher
Forrest French
Roanoke
W. Laughan
Raleigh Court
John Mastin
Pocahontas Division
Hart
Washington, D. C
Imperial Shrine Council Friends
W. P. Morton
Hazard
W. W. Morton
Vineyard Street
Kentucky
Morton
Edna Fleshman
Huntingtom
Bluefield
G. T. Crews
Willow Street
Virginia Faust
Christiansburg
BE. C. Runyon
W. D. Easley
Wyethe Avenue
Washington
New York
August Griffith
St. James Academy
St. James
H. S. Shott, Jr
Morgantown
Wheeling
Progressive Mothers League Plans Monday Social Meet
The Progressive Mothers League gathers at 3 o clock Monday at Mrs W J Cole home College avenue. A brief program covers league aims child conservation and music followed by tea. Organized to introduce members and foster acquaintance among attendees.
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W. J. Cole
College Avenue
Maternal Health Nurse to Speak at Athens Normal School
Miss Nathalie E. Rudd Mercer county nurse will lecture at Athens Normal School Monday and Tuesday on community needs the social biological and mental aspects of maternal and hygiene care. The talks aim to help teachers and will continue Thursday the 14th for the Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies of East Princeton.
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Nathalie E. Rudd
Mercer County
Athens Normal School
Miss Rudd
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society of East Princeton
Brush Creek Hustlers to Hear Home Care Lesson at Carr School
The 15th program features a second session in a home care lesson series. It will be addressed by a speaker at Carr School House at 2 p m.
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Brush Creek Hustlers
Carr School
Bible Classes Meet This Week At Two Homes
Union Bible Class will gather at Mrs. W. T. Howell 224 Street Thursday evening. The Main Sunday Bible Class meets at Mrs. B. J. Worsham Thursday at 7 20 P M.
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Union Bible
W. T. Howell
B. J. Worsham
Music at Tazewell Street Presbyterian Services Anthems
The Tazewell Street Presbyterian choir will sing Dudley Buck’s Sing Allelusia Forth as morning anthem and Mrs Horton's solo Song of Ruth by Gounod. Miss Mitchell's violin is featured, with Mrs Littlejohn and Mr Lovelace performing Watchman Tell Us of the Night Neidlinger. The public is invited to the 11 a m and 7 45 p m services.
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Dudley Buck
Tazewell Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Mitchell
Mrs. Horton
Ruth
Gounod
Eskimos in Nome Suffer Severe Plague Report
Eskimos in the Daw son City region are reported to be severely stricken by a strange plague. Local authorities and medical teams monitor outbreaks and seek treatment and containment measures for affected communities.
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Eskimos
Nome
Dawson City
West Virginia Mining Institute to Convene in Clarksburg
The West Virginia Coal Mining Institute schedules its Twenty Seventh Semi annual Convention for June 12 to 14 in the Clarksburg courthouse. Key speakers include J W Knowlton Frank Haas J R Campbell and Captain W W d German. Delegates will also tour a nearby mine for close study of mining features.
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Credit
Fr. S. Armstead
Frank Bane
Bluefield- Graham
Court House
Clarksburg
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
J. W. Knowlton
Wee, Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Elkins
Frank Haas
Consolidation Coal Company
Fairmont
J. R. Campbell
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Scottdale
W.W. d. German
E. I. DuPont, Nemours & Company
Huntington
Silk thread traps thief in St Louis home
In St Louis a silver thread aided by Starvey W Gelston helped trap a servant accused of systematically robbing a cash box at his home. The incident shows an unusual method leading to the capture and relief of the household.
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St. Louis
Starvey W. Gelston
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Black & Sons
Summers St
F. L. Black
H. W. Black
F. W. Black
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Bluefield Foto
St Bland Street
Bluefield, W. Va
William EH. Carr
Osteopath
Abrams
Kelly & Moyer
N. E. Rierson
Princeton Ave
Our
Altamont
H. G. O’neil
St Bland St
W. Va
Porto Rico
Bailey Lumber Co
Holston
Lawrence Layne
South Bluefield
Economy Home Furnishing Co
Williams
Bland Street
New Iee Company
Peoples Iee Co
Tekes
Albert H. Hoge
St. Luke's Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia Universality
New York City Hospital
Hoge
A. Z. Peters
Whitethorne Street
South Bluefeld
C. B. Hancock
First Nat'l. ‘Bank
Lightning Company
Princeton Avenue
Ore
Abingdon
Geo. E. Fern
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fern
First Christian Church
Knox
Tyrrell
Vonberge
Stewart Blackwell
Gordon Temple
Billy Sunday Club
Bill
County of
Mercer
J. C. Akers
C. ©. Stahlman
Rody
Spring Hill
Hugh Lyons
Bluefield Sanitarium
Iuries
Coopers
Spring Mile
Packard
System Motor Company
Packard and Nash
System Compan
Criss
Calvary Fellowship
Federal Court
Midway Christian
I. B. Underwood
Ladies Missionary Work
Palmer & Fowler
Pedivo
W. H. Sperow
First National Bank
COAL
Easley -Perkins & Co
Temple OF Fashion
Reba Hurn
Spokane
Washington State Senate
Congress
Progressive Mothers’ League
Lilly Land CO
Coal & Coke Bldc
America
Bluefield Optical Parlors
Samuel Cozad
Lily Clothing
Tazewell Street
Presbyterian
Mining Institute
Willard
Bluefield Storage Battery
Clyde C. Sarver
College Ave
Wm. Greenspon, O. D
Optometrist
W. Virginia
Goodykoontz Drug CO
Goop Drug Stores
Autographic Kodaks
East End Pharmacy
Ave
Sunieet
Fairview Pharmacy
Bland and
South Streets
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