Chamber of Commerce elects twelve new directors
Board completes ballot count after long delay naming FLOM Archer W A Bodell and 10 others as directors. Election results and plans for a 7:30 pm Masonic Temple meeting outline hotel project, constitutional amendments, and new committees. A vegetarian remark closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enerty
Chamber of Commerce
Flom. Archer
W. A.bodell
Bsadere Kohen
W. J. Cole
O. M. Deverte
George Dunglinson
F. Masley
C. H. Goodykoonz
C. B. Hancock
Ay H. Hoge
L. A. Hooper
Luefeld
Ray Evans
L. W. Boykin
Douglas
L. A. Jaffe
Thornton
S. C. Douglas
J. A. Jaffee
R. A. Frame
Plafield
Dary
Orrange
Rotary Club Names Office Building at Noon Luncheon
The Rotary Club met at its noonday luncheon at the Commercial Hotel. It endorsed the Welcome Celebration and a permanent memorial project and will aid both. Judge Harold A. Ritz A F Kingdon and T L Felts visited. Secretary Woods of the chamber noted Bluefield hotel plans to be discussed at a Wednesday meeting at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Commercial Hotel
Harold A. Ritz
Supreme Court
A. F. Kingdon
T. L. Felts
Woods
Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
Masonic
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Claims
Bluefield residents report Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs M A Duncan of 152 Roanoke St says two boxes stopped pain and restored kidney function after other remedies failed. Price 60 cents at dealers FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bluefield
M. A. Duncan
Roanoke St
Dean
Franklin wins Yosemite road race with 28.8 mpg feat
In the third annual Los Angeles to Yosemite economy run held May 1–2, the 1.05 Franklin driven by Stanley Turner covers 374.5 miles on 13 gallons achieving 28.8 mpg. Ralph Hamlin of Los Angeles entered the heavier enclosed Franklin model, capturing multiple prizes and setting weight miles records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Stanley
Turner
Angeles
Yosemite
Framalin
Ralph Hamlin
Los Angeles
Cal
Special Automobile Club
Los Angeles Yosemite
Feel‘ng
Hanlin
Engineer files bankruptcy petition in federal court
William P. Winner, an engineer for the Virginian Railway Company of Princeton, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal district court yesterday. He lists liabilities at 692 and assets at 377, primarily household goods and wages due from the railroad. Nineteen creditors are named, four for 125 securing holdings. the largest secured debts are 100 from W. W. Neal and 10 from L. M. Tuggste, both Bluefield residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Winner
Virginian Railway Company
Princeton
W. W. Neal
Ll. M. Tuggste
Bluefield
Stag Clothing Company
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Mm. G. Whitlow Hardware Co
Rotes
Wskhs
Adi Dak
Princeton Raairoad
Wise
Crepe de Chine Serges and
Taffeta
All Children’s
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Dren
Warner
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