Rock Cliff Musical Moments and Local Radio Schedule
Radio guide for Bluefield area lists Rock Cliff Musical Moments on WHIS at 1 PM and a morning lineup of programs from 5 AM to 12:15 PM. Feature segments include Where Go and What to Do with Edward Itts and organ meditations by Bill Saunders, plus festival sponsors such as Rock Mineral Springs, L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries, Coca-Cola Bottling, and Chicago House Furnishing Co.
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Rock Cliff
The
Rock Mineral Springs Company
Bluefield
Dan Stafford
Lilly Mountaineers
Lilly Land Company
Wolford's Wreck Company
Rhythm Rangers
WHITE
Stafford Brothers
L. D. Feuchtenberger Bakeries
Red, Stooge
Charlie
Edward Itts
Bill Saunders
West Virginia Water Service
Cowboy Jack A
Clark Hwd. & Furn CO
Leonard
Warrick FurNiTure Company
JFG Coffee Boys
Bluefield Hardware Company
Singin’ Sam Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Welch
Chicago House Furnishing CO
Evening Radio Schedule From Rock Mineral Springs
A radio lineup lists 13:90 schedule blocks at Rock Mineral Springs with acts from 4:45 to 9:30 p.m. including Salt and Peanuts, The Sailor, Dinner, Shoppers Program and True Detective Mysteries. Shows feature Imperial Ice Cream, Burgess Electric, Little Johnnie Hires, and musical acts across the evening lineup.
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Sarareek Rock Mineral Springs
Bob Lane
Johnnie
the Rock Mineral Springs
Make Believe Os Aes Sa Company
Frigidaire Frolic
Burgess Electric Company
Radio Schedule Fragments for NBC-WEAF and NBC-WJZ Networks
A scrambled listing shows daily time blocks for NBC WEAF and NBC WJZ with programs, hosts, orchestras, and “To Be Announced” slots across late afternoon to midnight, including Amos ’n’ Andy, Red Network and west-east variations, and multiple musical acts.
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NBC
WEAF
Rex Maupin Orches
Press
Paul Douglas
Blue Barrow Orches
Annie
Amos
Andy
West
Uncle Ezra
New York
Neat
Lucille Manners
Walt
Abe Lyman
Oe Fidler
Flywood
N’ Andy
al Denehus
Orchestra
Ben Cutler
WJZ
Marlowe and Lyon
Johnnie Johnstone
Lowell Thomas
Vagabonds
Clem McCarthy
Wiz
Ntw
Nola Day
M. Spitalny
Ria
Lou Tours
F. Trumbauer
F. Hepderseme
Bowl of Rice drive urged to aid Chinese relief
Greater Bluefield is urged to back the Bowl of Rice relief effort and go over the top soon. The appeal praises rice dishes and calls for widespread support to aid starving Chinese people.
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Greater Bluefield
Bailey Citizen Visits Virginia Side Yesterday
W. P. Durham, Bailey pioneer, visited Bailey yesterday. He shares news of his community and notes his interest in pheasant raising and fox hunting. Ring-necked pheasants are protected by Virginia law. Durham keeps fox hounds heard at night and once pursued a fox near his residence.
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W. P. Durham
Bailey
Durhams
Tazewell County
Rham
Virginia
Durham
Scott's
Methodist Fellowship Banquet Tonight In Palmer Hall
Over two hundred plates will be served to local Methodists and friends. The Wo man’s Missionary society sponsors the dinner led by president Mrs A Reynolds. Dinner at 6:30 proceeds go to the new church fund. A good program is promised.
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Palmer Hall
Woman’s Missionary Society
Aes. A. Reynolds
C E
New Church Fund
Interest Injected Into Election Here Tuesday
Local interest centers on Bluefield Virginia as the town council holds a special meeting this evening in the city hall office of the town manager to receive the audit of the town accounts.
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Bluefield
Richmond Quiet Election Sparks Local Political Frenzy
Mayor R. L. Longworth noted a quiet Tuesday election while Telegraph reports show renewed charges and countercharges. Richmond, Virginia, hums with political tension as disputes surface after a calm polling day.
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R. L. Longworth
Longer
Telegraph
Richmond
Funeral today for Mrs. Bill Neel 75
Funeral services are held this afternoon at 3 30 for Mrs. Bill Neal 75 at her north side home in the east end of town Burial takes place in the family cemetery near the home Rev H D Hart Methodist pastor officiates Mrs Neal nee Iry Hall a Marion native had been ill two weeks and had long cared for her invalid husband.
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Bill Neal
H. D. Hart
Methodist Church
Neal
Iry Hall
Marion
Why Whippoorwills Are Quiet This Summer
A reader from Elkhorn asks why whippoorwills are unusually quiet this summer. She notes hearing only one bird and suggests heat favors the species, implying weather may affect calls.
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Elkhorn
Whippoorwill Serenade At House Delights Night
A night bird arrives with a serenade at the house signaling the whippoorwill is nesting now and attention to its widow’s claim mystery. The rugged note hints at a nesting moment and local folklore about the bird’s behavior.
Machine Gun Bullet Eggs Signal War Signs
A large hen owned by G E Jones on Eton Road lays eggs described as machine gun bullets. Jones sent a sample to the editor after the hen laid the first egg, while signs point to war.
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G. E. Jones
Eton Road
Virginia Sidelights Fellowship Banquet Hosted by Graham Church
Palmer hall will host a beautifully appointed Fellowship Banquet at 6 30 sponsored by the Graham Methodist church men. The public is invited. George W Pyle left Thursday for Laurel Maryland in response to a message about the serious illness of his sister Mrs James Vawter formerly Miss Mary Pyle.
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Palmer Hall
Graham Methodist Church
James Vawter III
George W. Pyle
Laurel, Md
James Vawter
Vawter
Mary Pyle
Chris Lockwood
Veterans Hospital
Salem
Mary Ellen Lockwood
Celia Hoover
Rone
Laymen s services the West Graham Methodist church
Laymen services will lead the Sunday worship at West Graham Methodist Church during both morning and evening hours, with lay readers conducting hymns prayers and sermons as announced by church officials.
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West Graham Methodist Church
Watkins Note Signals Prosperity Near Corner
From Washington D C a card from Roy Watkins North West agent at Anawalt says F D R reports prosperity just around the corner. Roy will take a peep around the corner to look for it.
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Washington, D. C
Roy Watkins
Anawalt
Storm damages cherry trees and nests in spring season
The report notes cherry trees uprooted or split by a storm. It mentions eggs likely destroyed by strong wind and robins nesting for a second summer brood amid the unsettled weather.
Petrified Coconut Found Near Bluefield Tales Of Ancient Life
A workman found a rifled coconut shell while blasting near Benbow lace in Bluefield. The piece is in perfect condition and linked to claims of ancient tropical life in the area, with WPA discoveries cited. Joshua Lockwood, a long time resident, celebrated his 82nd birthday at home on Vincel Street.
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Benbow
Samuel Asury
Bluefield
Tropics
WPA
Joshua Lockwood
Vincel Street
Mr. Lockwood
England
States
Elkhorn
Keystone
Lockwood
Bluefield Evening Weather and Travel Notes
The report notes cool Bluefield Virginia evenings with a thermometer at 48 degrees early Thursday, rising to 50 by 7 a.m. The piece mentions ongoing work in ld during the week and travelers moving through with ballast and tar, describing the local mood as typical for Bluefield's late summer.
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NEW Top
Bluefield
Accused Gangster Shouts Denial in Marino Killing Trial
In a Detroit courtroom Ross, identified by Ancil W. Smith as a buyer of a large car linked to Marino’s murder, leapt from his chair and shouted denials. He is the second of five men on trial, with John Anthoulis already convicted and others sought.
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Detroit
Ross
Sao
Ancil W. Smith
Marino
John Anthoulis
Steubenville
Sally Hart
Cleveland
Thomas Galati
John O’boyle
Taxis and Rickshaws Regulated in Japan
A policy limits taxis to seven gallons of gasoline per day while rickshaws grow in number across Japan, signaling shifts in urban transport as authorities tighten fuel use.
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Japan
Wharncliffe Boy Found Dead on Railroad Tracks
Williamson West Virginia June 9 George Cantrell age 21 released from a year jail sentence less than 24 hours before was found dead today on railroad tracks near Wharncliffe Prosecutor Lafe Bare said few investigation would be the death of the 21 year old who left Mingo county in a purse made up by courthouse officials to get him and his Charles to their home at Wharncliffe Chafin said it was probable Cantrell went first to his father home and then boarded another train at Coopers to visit his sister
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Cantrell
Coopers
Tax levies fixed for bonds and general revenue by works board
Charleston WV June 9 next year's property tax levies for bonded indebtedness and revenue were set by the board of public works. The general levy yields 178463.25 from one cent on the $100. Bond levies are two cents on class one four cents on class two and eight cents on classes three and four. Total levies are 1159835 before delinquencies.
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Charleston
W. Va
Board of Public
West Virinia
Body Found in Kanawha River Near Point Pleasant
The body of George Downard, 55, missing since Sunday from the Ohio State hospital at Galipolis, was recovered in the Kanawha River about five miles from Point Pleasant. The coroner ruled the death accidental drowning.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
George Downard
Ohio State Hospital
Galipolis
Kanawha River
J. M. Fadely
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