Society notes from Bluefield area Elks and medical auxiliary
The society column lists visitors and residents in Bluefield and nearby towns, including Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Cohen of Memphis, Mrs. Gottlieb’s Bristol stop, and patients at Bluefield sanitarium. It covers medical auxiliary developments, state and county auxiliaries, and leadership by Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Red, with references to the American Medical Association and Southern Medical Association.
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J. N. Cohen
Memphia
Sam Jarvis
Goodwill
W. Va
W. M. Turner
Cilifield
W. L. Burton
Bluefield
Henry L. Harris
J. A. Powell
Misa Kathryn
Virginia
Mary Frances Martin
Roanoke
College Avenue
J. H. Shumate
Tho Little Song
M. I. Greer
North Carolina
CG. M. Cunningham
M. Cunningham
Bernard, Raymond
Irene Cunningham
Salisbury
N.C
H. W. Walters
Betty Lee
Pittsburgh
Walters
J. F. Alm
Sherman P. AM
L. B. Steele
Logan
Seale Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Woman's Auxiliary
American Medical Association
City
West Virginian Medical Association
Harris
West Virginian Hotel
D. ©. Jackson
Lynchburg
Daily Telegraph
Dallas
Texas
B. C. Red
St. Louis
House of Delegates
Cleser
Red
National Auxiiary
Edward Cary
Tex
Southern Medical Association
Flapper Fanny to Hold Dallas Meeting in November
A fragment notes Flapper Fanny planning a November meeting in Dallas to discuss the stock ing bay fad and related activities. The terse item confirms an upcoming gathering without additional context or participants.
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Dallas
Miss Pearle Brammer Elected to WV Auto Association Board
Miss Pearle Brammer of Huntington was elected to the board of trustees at the West Virginia Automobile Association meeting held in Huntington. The selection recognizes Brammer’s leadership within the local automotive community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Automobile Association
Huntington
Pearle Brammer
Pythian Sisters Meet Tonight at 7:30
The regular Pythian Sisters meeting will be held at 7 30 this evening. Initiation will probably be conducted and all members are urged to attend.
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Pythion Sisters
Obituary for Miss Lou Taber at First Christian Church
Milas Lou Taber dies after long illness, with vitality waning watched by loved ones. A devout Christian and life member of the W T U, she attended services when able. Funeral at First Christian Church, 3 o’clock, with Pastor P P Hasselvander and Rev Frank Jackson. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lou Taber
Milas Lou Taber
First Christian Church
P. P. Hasselvander
Frank Jackson
Roy Biggs
R. B. Roberson
W. H. Fitzgerald
Herbert Bowles
W. T. Gibson
A. L. Williamson
J. J. Barber
Hilbert Bowles
J. F. Shelton
Mac Richerson
Jack Bowles
John Melsher
J. W
Notable Pallbearers Named for Worley Bible Glass Rites
The Indea of Mrs. Worley's Bible glass will act as Rower bearers. A long list of pallbearers includes Ahern Fox Thompson Land Dougherty Motley Lowder Woods and many others. The article notes the breadth of attendees and the community's participation in the funeral proceedings.
The Whole Towns Talking to Be Performed in Bluefield
A local theater group directed by Mrs George Barger Jr plans a three act farce comedy The Whole Towns Talking next week to raise funds for baseball and football. The cast features notable Bluefield talent and aims to boost support for sport in the community.
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George Barger, Jr
United Shoe Repairing Corporation Ad
United Shoe Repairing Corporation advertises services from its location opposite the post office in the Hradmann Building, contact by phone number 2087.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Repairing Corporation
Postoffice
Hradmann Bldg
City Directors Brief Session Ends With Adjusted Projects
Bluefield residents voted in the municipal primary as the city board met with no public attendance. The board rejected building a James and Farmer streets sanitary sewer due to cost, confirmed Nelson and Greenbrier paving, approved a restaurant license for R. B. Ellis at 44 Bland Street, and granted several occupancy applications for the city auditorium before adjourning.
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Bluefield
James and Farmer
Nelson
Greenbrier Streets
Nelson Street
Greenbrier
R. B. Ellis
Bland Street
City Auditorium
Night tremors grip Durban as crime wave spreads
Durban and surrounding areas face a crime surge with organized crime and bandit attacks. Police struggle to cope as foreigners are blamed for fear and locals arm themselves, sleeping with revolvers under pillows amid the colony’s reign of terror.
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Durban
South Africa
Africa
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