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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
Ruth Roland stars in The Tiger's Trail while Elsie Ferguson appears in Eyes of the Boule in a city program listing for Bluefield today.
A Bland Street Methodist Church event features a famed harpist for a community benefit. Proceeds go to Westma ster League of the Presbyterian church and Haworth League of Bland Street church. Admission one dollar. Additional notices include club entertainment next Saturday and local florist ad.
West Virginia expects showers Thursday and Friday with likely fair conditions and little temperature change. Virginia shows partly cloudy skies Thursday with possible thunder showers in the north and west, and Friday remains partly cloudy.
Bluefield theatre managers announce Fox Film Corporation pictures will be shown first at the Elks and Colonial theatres with other Fox titles second run. Notices include Harpist Alberto Salvi at Bland-Sire Methodist Church and local business updates.
Real estate listings show multiple streets offering one to seven room dwellings with prices ranging from $1,400 to $6,250. Listings include Spruce Walnut Hardy Gilmer Rooms Tignland Carolina Bluefield Fourth Hugh Third Ramsey Ine Street Stret Princhton Floyd Hast Alprmmarle Nortis Pre Woodlawn Pan Spokane and others. The ad notes additional homes in other city streets and promising reasonable terms.
A nostalgic reflection on a pivotal romance that changes a man, describing how love transforms him into a kinder, better American and leaves readers with a hopeful, heartwarming message.
All members of the Order of Railway Clerks serving with American forces overseas are urged to attend a meeting at eight o'clock Friday evening. Harry Sheppard notes the location and timing.
The article notes the burial of Fred H. Keesee eighteen who died in the Maybcary mines. Interment occurred at Walnut Grove cemetery with relations H B Keesee and Mrs I F Gregory of Pinefield present. Also mentions Jesse Miller returning from overseas duty with discharge after months abroad.
An advertisement extols the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for working women. It portrays women as tireless, their health challenged by long hours and stress, and claims the remedy has given many strength for over forty years.
Mrs. C W Sublett and Mrs L D Scruges called on friends in Princeton yesterday. Mrs T A Carpenter of Hopewell visits Mr and Mrs A L Roads on Monroeetree. Corp R J Wimmer arrived from Camp Dix after muster out. Sidney Dearing came from Norfolk for a family visit. S M Cornett of Roanoke met with insurance agents in Bluefield. Mrs L D Seranza and Richard visit Sublett on Princeton avenue. Miss Capito la George ill with no hope of recovery. H T Graham Central Pocahontas Coal Co Antwll and others attended Bluefield Colored Institute finals and Concord Normal School closing at Athens.
Gerald M Bird and Nellie M Brown along with Pyrhus M Bouling and Stella F Wylie were married by Rev Harry Mabie at 10:30 yesterday at 144 Union Street Bluefield. Ceremonies were simple with Mabie family members singing Rosary on Hawaiian guitar and piano. all couples are Athens residents who traveled by car to Bluefield and returned to Athens after the ceremony.
The Big Creek District Board of Education in McDowell County West Virginia extends sincere sympathy and condolences to the family of A D D Beavers a longtime educator and leader in Dig Creek District who served faithfully on the board and championed educational progress.
More than one hundred couples attended the Elks club dance last night marking the opening of Bluefield's summer social season. The club rooms were decorated for the occasion and only members and their ladies were admitted, keeping the floors busy into the early hours.
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