City Baseball League to Reform Operations in Bluefield
Bluefield Athletic Union officials announced a reorganization meeting Tuesday night to set a half season schedule for a revived city league. Charley Nordsige named president as plans include two balls and umpire supplied with no team costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Baseball League
Bluefield
Bluefield Athletic Union
Charles L. Noreiek
Bluefield Ice and Provision Company
Norelek
J. Kell
Bland Street
American League Yesterday Scores and Next Day Schedule
Yesterday results include Philadelphia nine to eight over New York five to seven. Washington seven, Boston five. Cleveland five, St. Louis two. Detroit six, Chicago four. Today matchups: New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, St. Louis at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louie
Sorrell Steadies and Tigers whip Chicago Sox 6 4
In a doubleheader, Sorrell and the Tigers defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 in one game. The report lists pitching details and outs, with Blaeholder tagged as loser and umpiring by Ormedy and Owens.
Charley Bivens High At Local Range Shoot
One squad of shooters at Bluefield Gun club yesterday afternoon for weekend practice. Charley Bivens led in the 16 and 23 targets with strong scores while W. J. Wooddell, visiting from Twin Branch, posted an excellent debut. Weather and lack of prior notice were blamed for light turnout.
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Bluefield Gun Club
W. J. Wooddell
Twin Branch Gun Club
Ama
Charley Rivena
Indiana U Star Signs With Cleveland Team
Indiana University baseball captain Howard Koenig signed by the Cleveland club of the American League. Koenig, a left handed first baseman from Cleveland, led Indiana with a .397 batting average and was headed to the Zanesville team of the Mid Atlantic league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Howard Koenig
Indiana University
Cleveland Club
Koenig
Indiana Pastimore
Cleve
Zanesville
Baseball game details from Washington Boston clash
Totals indicate runs by Goslin Schulte Kuhel Bluege Alexander R Johnson Oliver with two base hits by Myer Cronin Bluege McManus and home runs by Goelin R Johnson Alexander. Stolen bases by Goslin Schulte Kuhel and Sacrifices by Stewart. Bluege Myer Kuhel aided a double play. Washington seven left on base to Boston three.
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Cenaeno
Bishop
New York
Philadelphia
Chapman
Jergens
Cramer
Foxx
Coleman
Williams
Crosetti
Jorgens
Sewell
Johnson
Lazzeri
Gehrig
Widname
Higgins
Allen
Gomez
Cain
Hite
Allen, Losing pitcher—Gomez
Summers
Hildebrand
McGowan
Goslin
Schulte
Kuhel
Bluege
Alexander
R. R. Johnson
Oliver
Myer
Cronin
McManus
Goelin
R. Johnson
Sacrificea
Stewart
Washington
Boston
H. Johnson
van Graffan
Dinneen
Griffs
Weshton Senators
Boston Red Sox
Manush
Sox
Santa
Aber
Orn
Ferrell
Werber
H Johnson
Pittsburgh
Bill Swift
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Bucs
Reds
Cincinnati
Grantham
Kolp
Swift
Suhr
Evenow
Nasco
Rice
P. Waner
Vaughan
Traynor
Hafey
L. Waner
Adame
Lombardi
Morrissey
Bottomley
Balla
Rigler
Stark
Tfo
Milwaukee Triumphs Over Columbus 6 to 4 in Milwaukee
In a baseball scoreline from Milwaukee, the American Association game ended 6 to 4 with Milwaukee defeating Columbus. Other results include Kansas City 15 over Toledo, St Paul 3 over Louisville, and Minneapolis 4 to 8 against Indianapolis in ten innings.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Beckley and Wheeling Split Twin Baseball Bill
Beckley beat Wheeling 4 to 2 in the opener and Wheeling won 5 to 4 in the nightcap as the Beckley Black Knights and Wheeling clash produced a doubleheader draw. Senators from Charleston swept Johnstown 8 to 3 and 10 to 6. Zanesville edged Springfield 9 to 5 in 11 innings. Tangeman delivered Dayton’s 9 to 8 winner over Huntington.
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BeCkley
Wheeling
Charleston
Johnstown
Vanesville
Springfield
Dayton
Huntington
Zanesville
W. Va
Black Knights
E Beckley
Beam
Andrews
Peterson
Carratta
Jablonowski
Dickey
Hutchinson
Heath
Samuels
Holmes
Heey BS
Pet Seesees
Dayton Huntington
Wheeling Taser Ore Teen
National League Scores and Matchups Listed
National League results show Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 4 to 3 and New York beating Philadelphia 5 to 2. Brooklyn also won 3 to 2 against Boston while Chicago edged St. Louis 4 to 3. Remaining matchups include Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati with two games each, plus Philadelphia at New York.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Ap Sarr
Giants Dominate Phillies to Retake Lead in Loop
New York defeats Philadelphia behind strong pitching and timely hitting to regain first place in the league standings. The game featured key hits from the lineup as pitchers kept the offense in check and the Giants pulled away late.
Survives Slump To Repulse Guldans Challenge
In a tense finish at the American Open, Jonny Goodman leads with a 287 total, ahead of Ralph Guidahl and Craig Wood as the field reports the four rounds and prize money. The standings list numerous performers from Omaha to Detroit with final scores and earnings outlined in tabulated form.
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Guldans
Glenview
United States
Jonny Goodman
Omaha
Ralph Guidahl
Louis
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Mortie Dutra
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
x-Gus Moreland
Dallas
Tex
Johnny Warrell
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Willie Goggin
San Mateo
Calif
Joe Kirkwood
Coral Gables
Fila
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
al Watrous
Herman Barron
Port Chester
John Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Henry Ciuci
Flushing
Leo Diegel
Grosse Point
George Dawson
Lester Boletad
St. Paul
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Archie Hambrick
Bluefield
W Va
Zanesville
John Golden
Noroton
Conn
Denemore Shure
Philadelphia
Horton Smith
Mona
Anal
New York
Laffoon
Denver
Cubs Take Lead in National League With Win Over Cards
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 to seize first place in the NL race. Haines pitched six innings for St. Louis, suffering the loss while Johnson worked the final inning for Chicago. Key hits included two-base drives by Herman Medwick Martin and Orsatti, with RBIs from Herman Step henson Grimm Demaree Orsatti Martin and others. Umpires Rene and Barr. Time of game not listed.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
New York Yankee
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Babe Ruth
Lefty Grove
Pinky Higgins
Jimmie Foxx
Arndt Jorgens
Yankee
Bing Miller
Lefty Gomez
Roger Cramer
Ed Coleman
Bob Johnson
Jorgens
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Haines
Durocher
Vance
Chicago
St. Louia
F. Herman
Stephenson
Grimm
Demaree
Orsatti
Martin
Johnson
Rene and
Barr
Cubs
Root
England
W. Herman
P. Herman
Eeeeres Hartnett
Jurge
Koenig
Weneeene Root
Waereer
Frisch
Oraatti
Collins
Wilson
Baseball’s Big Six standings overview and key results
Ben Chapman rose to second in the Big Six American list with four hits in eight trips. Ever Swanson left the Big Six while Sam West fell to fourth. In the National League Randy Moore dropped to third as Spud Davis held. Al Simmons and Pepper Martin gained modestly. Standings follow.
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Ben Chapman
Ever Swanson
Blue Grays Rally For Top Win In Homer Heavy Game
West hits a home run and West leads with a two base hit while Peters LeNoir and Eads add offense. Corum allows 13 hits in seven innings as Wytheville and Bluefield errors and walks shape a tight game with Eade earning the win.
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West
McMillan
Kitchens
Eads
LeNoir
Peters
Nalbach
Adkins
Cain
Adking
Eade
Corum
Porter
Balla
Hardwick
Blue Ridge League Scores Mixed With Rain Delays
Wytheville edged Bluefield 8 to 10 while Mt Airy won 9 to 4 over Galax. Marion Fries games noted rain with upcoming Marion at Bluefield. Toronto led Albany 11 3 to 7 2, Newark 6 Buffalo 0. Montreal 0 Baltimore 9 Rochester 2. Atlanta 1 Knoxville 0. Memphis 4 Birmingham becomes unclear. Little Rock 12 New Orleans 10. Nashville 3 Chattanooga 1.
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Wytheville
Bluefield
Mt. Airy
Galax
Marion-Fries
Toronto
Albany
Newark
Buffalo
Jereey Eee
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Atlanta
Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
Hurry Off Wins Belmont Stakes In Thrilling Finish
Hurry Off captured the Belmont Stakes prize with Polydorus close in second as an entry, while Red Avon the Maryland favorite finished fifth in a field of twelve. Sazerac nearly led at the stretch but faded, with Jockey H Schutte guiding the near-champion effort.
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Polydorus
Sidney Grant
Red Avon
Maryland
Sazerac
Tred Avon
Ever Gold
H. Schutte
Berkley Bell Wins Maryland Tennis Singles Title in Five Sets
Berkeley Bell of New York defeated Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore in five sets to win the Maryland state singles title. Bell dropped the first set 8-10, then won 6-3, 6-8, 6-0, 6-0. He later teamed with Jacobs to win the doubles final 6-2, 6-3, 7-5 over Billy Jacobs and Casper Nannies.
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Baltimore
Berkeley Bell
New York
Eddie Jacobs
Bell
Jacobs
Billy Jacobs
Casper Nannies
Rutgers
Bishop-Bluefield game time moved to 1 30
The Bishop Bluefield Athletic club game will start at 1 30 due to the Marion Blue-Gray game set for 4 o'clock at Weller Field. The schedule shift affects local fans and team travel plans.
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Bishop-Bluefield Athletic Club
Marion
Weller Field
Construction of New Airship Recommended by Inquiry
Washington June 10 A congressional committee urged the construction of another Akron rank airship and recommended a training ship be built. Lieutenant Commander Herbert Y Wiley was ordered to report June 26 to the U S S Cincinnati, a light cruiser, for sea duty as part of the debate on airship vs sea assignments.
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Washington
Herbert Y. Wiley
U. S
Cincinnati
Pacific
Wiley
Joint Congressional Committee
Akron
Navy
Congressional Committee
Concord College News Enrollment Tops 600 For Summer Session
Concord State Teachers College opens summer term with 600 enrolled, exceeding expectations and likely to rise. Regular staff plus six new hires include Dr Gay of Bethany college and local educators. campus life resumes with activities and housing changes.
Fire destroys home of Davis at Pinnacle operation
In McComas West Virginia on Monday fire gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Davis at the Pinnacle operation owned by American Coal company. Insurance covered the loss with only the kitchen stove spared. cause thought to be a defective flue. Miner Albert Wellman sustained a broken bone and palm bruising from a coal fall at Pinnacle mine. The Crane Creek firehose helped prevent spread. Circle social planned at Mrs Arthur Moody’s home on Wednesday June 14.
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McComas
W. Va
Buster Davis
American Coal Company
Pinnacle Operation
Crane Creek
Albert Wellman
Pinnacle
Arthur Moody
Minerva Davis
Sage elected mayor in town election
The town results show R. R. Sage winning the mayoral race while A. B. Moore D. C. Petrry Donzia Lilly Fred Cooper and J. A. Cooper were elected as council members.
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Sage
R. R. Sage
A. B. Moore
D. C. Petrry
Donzia Lilly
Fred Cooper
J. A. Cooper
Local Officials Attend Kiwanis Convention Overseas
Co. H. Archer registrar travels to Los Angeles for the international Kiwanis convention with his wife and son Elmer. They visit daughter Mrs. Lee in Kansas City before continuing. Marietta McNeer teaches at Concord College and heads to Chapel Hill for summer. Nora Peters leaves for George Peabody College in Nashville with brother John Peters supervising the college library in her absence. Dorothy Dillard to spend summer at Columbia University. Dr Bengert stays at Harvard for summer. Professor L. B. Graybeal on leave of absence continues next term.
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Co. H. Archer
Los Angeles
Elmer
Lee
Kansas City
Marietta McNeer
Concord College
Chapel Hill
N. C
Nora Peters
George Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
John Peters
Children entertain at marshmallow roast near Fulford home
Mary Fulford seven hosted a marshmallow roast for her friends near her home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Louise Scott Egbert, Mary Scott Egbert, David Fitzhugh, Margaret and Ann Sanders, Maxine, Juanita and Junior Bird, Betty Warden, Jean Fitzhugh, Freddie Fulford, and Mrs. T. R. Egbert accompanied the group.
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Mary Fulford
Adam Fulford
Louise
Mary Scott Egbert
David Fitzhugh
Margaret
Ann Sanders
Maxine
Juanita
Junior Bird
Betty Warden
Jean Fitzhugh
Freddie Fulford
T. R. Egbert
Boy breaks arm in playful wrestling with aunt
Vera Murphy fractured his left forearm during a playful wrestling match with his aunt Mrs. Hattie Aker in Springton this week.
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Hattie Aker
Springton
Vera Murphy
Auxiliary Meeting Notes From Crane Creek Church
The auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Bryant for the June meeting. Service opened with a program and brief remarks as the group gathered to discuss upcoming activities.
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The
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Crane Creek
W. H. Bryant
Junior Missionaries Meet At Mount Zion Church
The Mount Zion Baptist church Junior Missionary society will assemble Sunday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The Edwards Memorial Presbyterian church hosts a Children's Day program at 8 p m featuring the play The Children's Way by city talent. Bethel A M E Church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m with morning and evening services and 7 p m League. Fuqua Funeral services for James Fuqua are delayed with the body due in Bluefield early this week. Notables include Helen Woody now home from Providence hospital and Bertha Hurt returning to Roanoke Va. John Stewart M E Church starts at 9 30 a m with worship at 11 and a 5 o clock Brotherhood meeting. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and service at 7 30 p m.
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Junior Missionary Society of the
Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church
Bethel A. M
Helen Woody
Providence Hospital
Belcher Street
Bertha Hurt
Roanoke
John Stewart
Men's Brotherhood Mets
P. ©. Johnson
Bluefield State Teachers College
Epworth League
Professor Morris to Speak on Westward Tour
Prof Charles Satchell Morris Jr director of English at Bluefield State Teachers college will drive west after tomorrow afternoon for a hurried tour. He will speak at Memorial church Williamson Monday night at 8 and deliver the annual address to the School Men's club of Cincinnati Tuesday night. Wednesday night he is commencement speaker at Covington Kentucky’s William Grant high school and has been invited to Logan on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Satchell Morris Jr
Bluefield State Teachers’ College
Memorial Church
Williamson
Morris
Cincinnati
William Grant High School
Covington
Logan
Card of Thanks for Bascom Sinkford
The family thanks all who participated during the illness and death of Bascom Sinkford husband and brother and the family expresses gratitude for support and kindness.
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Bascom Sinkford
Mount Zion Baptist Sunday Schedule and Addresses
Mount Zion Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and 11 20 preaching by Rev H C Breele of Gary with 5 45 p m Yy P A and 7 30 p m preaching by the pastor Rev L Dabney Wednesday prayer meeting led by Rev L Dabney pastor.
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Mount Zion Baptist Sunday School
H. C. Breele
Gary
L. Dabney
Star Light Club to Present City Talent Night
The Star Light club of the Church of God will host a literary program Monday night featuring Harmony Four, Bluefield Quartette, and Zion's Four. The event starts at p.m. with free admission.
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Starlight Club
Star Light Club
The
Church of God (Apostolic
Harmony Four
E Bluefield Quartette
Zion's Four
Church of God Schedule and Notices
Church of God outlines services with Sunday gatherings at 9 30 and preaching at 11 45 and 3 and 7 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Young Men's club Wednesday evening preaching Friday night Rev T J Cox officiating service times and invitation extended
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Church OF God
Young Men's Club
Phare
T. J. Cox
Holy Church sermon and services scheduled for Sunday
The United Holy Church on Bible street lists a 40 o'clock Bible school and an 11 pm sermon by Pastor Rev. Mrs. Mary L Glenn. A 3 pm Children's Day program and Tuesday night prayer service are planned with public invitation.
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Holy Church Street
Mary L Glenn
North Side church Children’s Day program set for afternoon
The Mible school children of the North Side United Itory church will render a Children’s Day program this afternoon at 4. The public is invited.
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North Side
United Itory Church
Betty Hairston Neal Celebrates 66th Birthday in Pocahontas
Betty Hairston Neal of Pocahontas celebrated her 66th birthday on Sunday June 4 at her Rolfe Street home. All her children and grandchildren attended the birthday dinner. She has worked as a cook for Mrs. Solon Baach for 24 years and received many gifts. Edwards Presbyterian events include Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Value of a Child. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and a children’s day program at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 and the men's club meets at 8:30. The Woman's Missionary Society will meet at Mrs A B Prillerman’s 600 Powell Street Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Ball Park
Betty Hairston Neal
Pocahontas
Rolfe Street
Solon Baach
Edwards Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Woman's Missionary Society
A. B. Prillerman
Powell Street
Bishop Kyle to Preach at Princeton New Church Opening
Bishop F Kyle will preach at the opening services of a new church in Princeton West Virginia with afternoon revival at 3 o clock and evening services. Elder N T Thomas will conduct the revival starting tonight and the bishop returns to the Bluefield church for tonight's services. Everyone is welcome.
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Wileon Street
F. Kyle
Princeton
W. Va
N. T. Thomas
Bluefield
Religious Services Schedule and Messages
Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 11 with Rev J H Thomas delivering a message on How to meet the Mis fortunes in Life. B Y P U at 6 30. Evening service at 8 features The Pests of Religion by the pastor.
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J. H. Thomas
Prayer Service Set at Scott Street Church Wednesday
The regular mid week prayer service will open Wednesday evening at 7 80 o'clock at Scott Street church.
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Scott Street Church
Blake Chapel Services and Evening Sermons
Blake Chapel schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 with Rev J L Lane on Gods Jewels and again at 8 00 p m on The Seven Wonders of Heaven A sacred concert by the Clator family of Roanoke is set for 4 30 p m
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Blake Chapel
J. L. Lane
Claytor
Roanoke
Bluefield Orchestra Plans Big Homecoming June 16
After four months filling engagements in major southern hotels and halls, Phil Edwards and his Collegians announce a large spectacle never staged before. The home town concert will be Friday June 16 at Drewery's hall on Wilson Street, highlighting the orchestra that has earned credit for Bluefield.
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South
Phil Edwards
Hie
Community Club Activities and Summer Programs Noted
Mrs Bud Davis read aloud and Mrs Bill Cox spoke at a Welch gathering. The next meeting will be at Mrs Bill Coxs home on the first Thursday in July. Mrs Parker K Strong will run a June 19 to August 19 summer school in McComas for grades 3 to 8 with Shakespearean stories and a closing play. Mrs Strong is assisted by Mrs Mae Belcher. Sewing club met with Mrs W C Edwards. Mrs Albert Goodwin to host June 22. Thomas Memorial World club hosted a shower for an invalid member Mrs Bob Abshire. Crane Creek World club met with Mrs Harry Fulford. twelve members. Wiener roast hosted by Misses Helen and Mamie Robertson with about thirty youths. chaperones Mrs Willard Murphy and Mrs Charles Blackwell. Puppets from McComas performed in a piano recital at Matoaka by Miss Ida Gray Gilman and others. accompanied by Mrs Henry Warden and Mr John Sanders. McComas boys, in Worth game, lost both.
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Bud Davis
Bill Cox
Coalfield Mission Board
Welch
Fulford
Parker K. Strong
Mullens
McComas
Strong
Mae Belcher
West Virginia
Thomas Memorial World Club
Bob Abshire
Crane Creek World Club
Harry Fulford
Helen
Mamie Robertson
Sawmill Hollow
Willard Murphy
Charles Blackwell
Ida Gray Gilman
Matoaka
Eleanor Fitzhugh
Elizabeth Evane
Florence Cooper
Betty Warden
Margaret Sanders
Henry Warden
Cooper
John Sanders
Unexpected Arrival as Webb Child Born at Bluefield
While visiting her daughter Charity at Bluefield sanitarium, Mrs. Frank Webb gave birth to a son on Wednesday morning.
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Charity
Bluefield Sanitarium
Frank Webb
Summer Visitors and Local Arrivals Across Region
Miss Ernestine Cooper arrived Sunday from West Virginia university for the summer vacation. Miss Annie Belle Sparks of Tazewell visits relatives for several weeks. Donald Fulford left Saturday for Raleigh to accompany his brother Jimmy home from North Carolina State University. Miss Marie Kennedy returns to Matoaka after visiting her sister Mrs. John Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. BE Alley and Mr. Lee Billups of Jenkin Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Saunders on Sunday. Mise Kathryn Poindexter of Rocky Mount Virginia guests Miss Nel Poindexter. Luck Edwards spent several days with Melvin Mangus at Worth.
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Ernestine Cooper
West Virginia University
Annie Belle Sparks
Tazewell
Donald Fulford
Raleigh
N. C
Jimmy
North Carolina State University
Marie Kennedy
Matoaka
John Sanders
BE. W. Alley
Lee Billups
Jenkin Jones
Wade Saunders
Mise Kathryn Poindexter
Rocky Mount
Nel Poindexter
Luck Edwards
Melvin Mangus
Worth
Public Works Set to Install Machinery Across State
Kump is expected to set up public works machinery with Falglew and Cario leading various projects. Plans include water systems and sewage facilities in cities such as Fayetteville, Moorefield, Clarksburg, Martinsburg, Weston, and Wheeling among others, with interceptors, filtration plants, and treatment expansions.
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Cario
Charles Town
Fayetteville
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Moorefield
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Clark-Northfork
Parsons
Ripley
Thomas
Wayne
Williamstown
Shinnston
Beckley
Berkley Springs
Bluefield
Cameron
Clarksburg
Elkins
Mannington
Moundsville
New Cumberland
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Romney
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Logan
Princeton
Salem
Wheeling
Spencer
Movement
State Sanitarium
Weston
Clarksburg Vets Plan Campaign to Repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Local World War veterans groups in Clarksburg West Virginia back repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Roy E Parrish post of the American Legion endorses repeal and will lead a campaign through the June 27 state special election. Meuse Argonne post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold a meeting to organize similar action. United Repeal council of Harrison county to name a joint ex service committee to mobilize voters.
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W. Va
Aef
Unite of ‘World War Veterans
Roy E. Parrish Post
Amerian Legion
Meuse-Argonne
United Repeal Council
Harrison County
Ex-Service
Narlesky Signs with New York Pennsylvania League
Se Varadaianesa reports William D. Narlesky has signed as a right fielder with the New York Pennsylvania league team. Narlesky, from Columbus in the American Association, joins the Elmira club after the June 10 announcement tonight.
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Se Varadaianesa
Narlesky Elmira
Jp—Niwire
New York-Pennsylvania
William D. Narlesky
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