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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

7

Scout official inspects Southern West Virginia district

C E Wood regional director of Boy Scouts of America visits Bluefield to inspect the nine districts of the Southern West Virginia area council. He aids in clearing financial deficits with Steiner Geiger, noting Wood has toured Virginia and West Virginia for five years and is a Washington resident.

West Virginia Boy Scout Movement C. E. Wood Boy Scayis of America Wood Hoy Scout Organization Bluefield Steiner Geiger Won Theodore Foley Foley Flerica Comeil Tne Virginia Washington

Girls Prefer Radio Over Boys in Gadsden Test

In Gadsden Alabama a test by vocational guidance authorities shows 52 percent of girls prefer radio to other entertainment while 40 percent of boys share that preference. The findings suggest a gender gap in radio enthusiasm among local students.

Gadsden Ala

Higginbotham Wins $300 Prize at University

Henry Higginbotham of Bluefield won the James T. Brown prize of 300 dollars for the best student treatise on Constitutional Limitations on the Regulation of Employment Contracts. He received the award at spring commencement where he also earned his A B degree from West Virginia University Law School. He is a Beaver high school graduate and formerly attended Bluefield College.

Henry Higginbotham Thomas H. Scott Bluefield West Virgina University James T. Brown Higginbotham Law School Mr. Higginbotham Beaver High School The State University Bluefield College

New Milan Spain Air Route Opens Across Italy

A new air route connects Italy and Spain beginning in Trieste at 7:10 am, passing through Venice Pavia Genoa Marseille Barcelona and Gibraltar, with Cadiz as the Atlantic terminus arriving the next day at 6 pm.

Milan Italy Spain Triest Adriati Venice Pavia Genoa Marseilles Barcelona Gibraltar Cadiz Atlantic

Faith Faithfull Case Deepens with Witness Request

New York reports district attorney orders a stay in cremation plans for Starr Faithfull’s body as a grand jury probes her death. One more witness to be identified, diary evidence cited, and connections to socially prominent people noted. Scotland Yard asked about ties to Miss Faithfull.

New York Naesau County Starr Faithfull Elvin H. Edwards Long Beach Long Island Edwardes Buogland Scotland Yard Cabie A. Jdameson, Carr Mner Franconia

Mystery Letters Stir Irene and Her Family

Irene receives daily letters from an unseen male correspondent, which she hides from her mother. The letters grow from welcome to annoyance as Tommy pursues a budding romance and a car rumors circulates, heightening Mrs. Everett's worry about gossip and consequences.

Irena Irene Tommy Beryl Mrs.Everett Mrs. Everett Trane

Starr Faithfull Death Feared Foul Play Suspected

Starr Faithfull a 25 year old artist was found drowned after three days missing at Long Beach New York. Medical examiner ruled drowning but her stepfather Stanley I. Faithfull a wealthy chemist suspects murder. Authorities fear foul play amid the curious death.

Starr Faithfull Long Beach L. I Stanley I. Faithfull New York Starr Miss Faithfull

Visitor on Ship After London Landing Sparks Crew Action

A woman remained aboard a ship returning to England after leaving New York. The captain reported a bridge warning, and a tug was hailed to lower her safely at the landing stage. He noted she had many friends on board and seemed jovial.

Enger New York Thames England Irving

Rose of Sharon meeting called for June 12

News item notes all Rose of Sharon members to meet at Frances Walker's home Friday afternoon June 12 to discuss business of importance. Also reports the death of Lucy Jones Thursday from complications with services held today at John Stewart Memorial church at noon conducted by Rev W Hight. burial in Tazewell county. Survived by mother Mrs Caroline Smith, father Bundyy Smith and five brothers and two sisters.

The Rose of Sharon cl Frances Walker Plorence Wade Nettie Chappell Fimera Lucy Jones John Stewart Memorial Church W. & Hight Tazewell Caroline Smith Stern Bundyy Smith

Bluefield Personal Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Emulia Bridgeford of Cleveland Ohio visited Keystone and Bluefield during the past week and stayed with Mrs Bettye F Dabney who is very ill at 209 North Mercer Street. Rev Mrs R J Hale came to Timefield last week and returned to Petersburg Tuesday. The New York stock exchange bag, 70 000 miles of telephone and telegraph wires.

Bluefield Emulia Bridgeford Cleveland Ohio Keystone Bettye F. Dabney Bettye Dabney North Mercer Street R. J. Hale Timefield Petersburg New York Stock Exchange

Men of the Church Dinner at Eatminster Church

The monthly dinner meeting of the Men of the Church at Eatminster Presbyterian Church will be held at 6:50 p.m. today. Dr. W. H. Sperow and the group will present the educational program.

Menv of

Eads to Head State Osteopaths in West Virginia

Dr J B Eads elected head of the West Virginia Osteopathic Association at the Martinsburg convention. Dr E T Eades of Williamson elected president. 1932 meeting slated for Morgantown. Dr Fades attended with his wife. Dr W H Carr from the locality also attended.

J.B. Hictes Bluefield Osteopathic Physican West Virginia Osteopathic Association Martingburg E. T. Eades Williamson Horber Morgantown Fades W. H. Carr

Strange Devices to Travel with Wilkins

Bergen reports special instruments for the Wilking expedition are being made locally. The kit includes 18 water carriers invented by Nansen, depth sampling tubes, and spoon nets for collecting biological material. Brussels reports denial of Archduke Otto of Austria’s engagement to Princess Maria of Italy. marshal Baron Gudemus says there is no truth and Otto is not considering marriage.

Bergen Nansen Brussels Helgium Rome Otto Maria Italy Baron Gudemus

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