City chamber election and dinner at Masonic Temple
The Coalfield Chamber of Commerce holds an election of officers and a dinner at the Masonic Temple at 7:00 p.m. Featured entertainment includes Ellis Monroe Salisbury in The Light of Victory Rex Wim Farnum in The Plunderer and Colonial star Henry B. Walthall in False Faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Ellis
Monroe Salisbury
Rex—Wim. Farnum
Colonial
Henry B. Walthall
Elks dance details and local notices mixed in ad page
Local notices describe a non compulsory full dress Elks dance with Elke card as admission. Also listed are a for sale frame residence at Summers Street with removal required, a bidder notice for Alex B Mahood, a Chicago journal testimonial praising Salvi, and a harp recital by Alverto Salvi at Bland Street Methodist Church with floral shop ad and phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Dance
Summers Street
Alex B. Mahood
E. C. Moore
Chicago Evening Journal
Salvi
Chicago Evening Post
Alverto Salvi
Bland Street Methodist Church
West Virginia and Virginia Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy Wednesday with chance of thunder showers Thursday night. Temperatures steady in both states. Virginia also expects possible isolated thunderstorms and a warm spell during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Virginia
Homes for Sale in City Streets Listing Various Prices
A miscellaneous city real estate ad offers multiple homes for sale across streets like Spruce, Walnut, Hawdy Sauet, Union, and more. Prices range from about 475 to 8 500 with rooms counts from four to eight and mentions of several streets and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawdy Sauet
Union Strent
Lmpr Steht
Rwvgkhs Free
Hwiguland Avil
Carolina Ave
Blunmipld Ave
Stroet
Ramsey Spryet
Met Street
Pa Street
Prinnton Ave
Eoithee
Floyd Street
River Ave
Alpemarl Street
North Sthenct
Ee Street
Woodlinwn Ave
Pen Mar Ave
Spokanh Ave
Ald
Rinefield
Norfolk and Western strike spreads to Roanoke area
Workers on the Norfolk and Western system join a shopmen walkout with headquarters moved to Roanoke. The action aims to bring Virginian railroad shops into the movement as traffic faces delays and westbound freight cuts while the railroad administration holds firm. A mass meeting at the Colonial Theatre is set for 10 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railways Company
Wittoe
Roanoke
Shermen
Norfolk Unit Western
Southeastern
Federated Advisory Board
Norfolk and Western System
Virginian Railroad
Norfolk and Weestern
Tevajs
Grand Suesidéenia
Colonial Theatre
Bluefield Man Spends Fortune Seeking Cure
A Bluefield man related a long search for treatment over seven years, visiting physicians and specialists at ten dollars per visit, only to be told nothing could help. After using Mays Wonderful Remedy his stomach pains vanished and he felt fine for three years. The seller claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments, with a money back guarantee.
Local Officials Appointed Probation Officers and Store Renovation
The county appoints two probation officers, Frazee W H Malcolm and J R Dillard, with no salary attached. Remodeling the Isatore Cohen Jewelry Company entrance and front, plus adjoining room, aims to make the store more attractive and spacious. Girogio Giordone seeks American citizenship in federal court, born in Candina Benevento Italy, resident of Bluefield for years. The Hicks family visits Norfolk and plans to stay with Mrs. Dick. A prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church will be held at the request of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir, Frazee
W. H. Malcolm
Princeton
J. R. Dillard
Isatore Cohen Jewelry Company
Girogio Giordone
Woodland Avenue
Federal District Court
Porch
Candina
Benevento
Italy
United States
Naples
Bluefield
War Service Notes and Family Updates Page
Details from a local column cover a Thursday church service change due to the pastor's absence, a Walter D Porter burial and transport to St Paul Virginia, and travel notices for Miss Killy Hammond and Miss Ham mond Steele. It also notes Rey Angrist arriving from Bhyrefield with overseas service, Corporal TR J Wimmer returning to Camp Dix, and a Women’s Union meeting at 2 50 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. J. Wimmer
Clentieth Division
Philadelphia
Binefield
Camp Dix
N. J
Women’s Union
Women's Union of the Christian Church
Personal dispatches from town visitors and departures
Gordon Seal left here for Charles ton last evening to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. SS. T. Lambert of Matewan visited friends and shopped here yesterday. Mrs. J. B. Freeman returned home from El Paso Texas after weeks with her brother. Mrs. RR. We. Brown of Pulaski county and Miss Margaret Watson visit J. F. Watson at 1017 Franklin Street. K. T. FE. Peery went to Jonisville for his daughter's school commencement. Miss Savile Henderson goes to Saltville Emery and Abingdon for a month and to attend college commerce ment. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick return to Mansfield Otto after visiting here. he formerly worked for Appalachian Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Seal
Charleston
SS. T. Lambert
Matewan
J. B. Freeman
el Paso
Tex
RR. We. Brown
Pulaski County
Margaret Watson
J. F. Watson
Franklin Street
K. T. FE. Peery
Jonisville
Sason
Savile Henderson
Saturnay
Saltville
Emery
Abinedon
Emery and Henry College
Mrs. McCormick
Mansfield
Otto
McCormick
Appalachian Power Company
Dr Becker Dies of Heart Disease in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reporters say Dr. Henry Becker ofbineheel West Virginia died last Sunday from heart disease. An autopsy directed by the coroner found heart disease the cause and noted a headache remedy as a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Becker
Philadelphia
Henry Becker
Bineheul
W. Va
Becker Funeral Thursday Afternoon in Bluefield
The funeral of Dr. T. Henry Becker will be held Thursday afternoon at Christ Episcopal Church in Bluefield with Rev. J. W. Hog an, Rev. J. P. Crowe and Rev. Samuel W. Moore officiating. Pallbearers are listed, with many names and towns. Also reported is the burial of Fred H. Keesee aged 18 from Maybeury, buried at Walnut Grove cemetery after a Mayobeury mine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Henry Becker
Oelock
Christ Bhpiscopal Church
J. W. Hobgan
J. PT. Crowe
Samuel W. Moore
Reay Evans
Newton T. Roberts
Ben McCulloch
Ed McCulloch
Perkins
Otis St
Fred H. Keesee
Angle
Mayobeury
Walnut Grove
OL St. Keesee
Norfolk
W. T. Keesee
Baltimore
L. F. Gregory
Bluefield
Geo. Gregory
Gratton
Walter Bowden
Keystone
J. R.catron
Maybeury
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Elks
Fallon’s
Fallon, Florist
Federal Street
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
Stieff
Steiff
Chas. M. Stieff
Lynchburg, VA
C.H. Mahood
W. Kk. Graves
Graham
Fallon
Hureka Mardware Co
Blue‘field Market Co
Alberto Salvi
Vincent Padriello
Whitefield
Naval
Princeton Avenue
Wederal Street
R. R. Macdonald
Monroe Street
Rock
N. Dd. Dillon
Gluefield
James Wynningham
Prea
Camp Meade
Homes For Sale
Spruce Street
Virginia Realty Loan CO
The
Fox Film Corporation
William Farnum
the Plunderer
Wile Ohopien
I’rees
Lycus-Moran
Ruth Roland
Ales Syp
Tieat
Wonder
Henry
Walthall
Bl Parsons
Elsie Ferguson
Bluefield Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
He Gebhardt Solitaire
Stone
J. W. Waters
Jewelers
Law & Commerce
Bluefield, W. Va
Rey
W. W. Hicks
J. E.? ‘Neal
Chas. Dick
Virginian Pilot
Hicks
Presbyterian Church
Walter D Porter
St. Paul
Surial
Killy Hammond
G. Steele
M Hammond
Gertrude Steele
Piitebare and
Jackson's Centre
Will
Rey Angrist
Henry Rodgin
Lye
Oxfords
Louis
Lenett’s Boot Shop
Buufrfield
Bluefield Furniture
Prain
B.S. Clements
W. W
Harlowe
Matoaka
H. B. Frazier
O. K. Phiegar
R. M .Witten
D. Castillo
W.r.nhitman
Gale
Roanoxe
M. B. Moore
Rave Re
St. Re
BE. S. Carr
Narro
Val
J. Ag. Davidson
Rocky Gap
G. T. Neal
Shawvers Mill
C. Bstreer
Honaker
John Hunter
Peterstown
R. VY
G. Louis McCarty
Berwind
E. Sal
Thornberry
C. It. Woolwine
Davy
G. G. Junkin
Fork
John Preston
Elks Lodge
John Land
Hiws Lodge
Fred H. Kheesee
Uncle Colliery
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