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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
10
Earl F. Miller of Akron Ohio says Tanlac rebuilt his strength after influenza and a severe illness. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and feeling healthier than ever, praising the medicine as the greatest ever made. Telegraph Want Ads promoteTanlac sales.
Appy J. Trail, superintendent of Sam L. Matz Coal Corp Raven Ve, advertises steady long term mining work and seeks about twenty good miners to start.
The revival at the Methodist church shows progress with 3100 Bible chapters read and thirteen new members received. Evangelist Rev John A May from Montevallo Alabama preaches strong sermons and outlines Gods plan for financing the church with pledges signed by fifteen members. The meeting continues this week as hopes rise for many souls to be saved.
The Daily Telegraph announces sale details from Welch Drug Company as part of a bureau report managed by W. A. Mille.
Friends hope for a forced recovery for an ailing local figure while Glenn Bailey returns from Emory and Henry College for summer. George Wolfe of Atlantic Smokeless Coal Co visited Davy last week. Bank of Davy directors met Monday. Ella Anderson leaves for Weehawken Collingswood New Jersey for the summer with daughter Mrs Beals. Jay Bailey works at Davy Drug Company store.
Arrangements have been made for an evening with Ridley’s Readings illustrated with pictures at the Memorial Building in Welch next Monday. The Christian Endeavor Society sponsors to raise funds for delegates to the state meeting in Charleston. Mrs W A Bragg directs the entertainment with assistance from Mrs H J Pervine. Tickets are sold by members and at Welch Drug Stove and the Smoke House. The program includes The Prayer Street by Alice Ready Partlow with Virginia Kyte, Nine little children in a joint recitation The Life Lesson by Mrs Bragg hazel Leckie and Hattie Edleman, That Old Sweetheart of Mine with Irene Ferree and William Blakely, Little Orphan Annie by Hattie Edleman and Lacy Sharrett, Our Hired Girl recitation by Tisaie Herndon and Gladys Pohn, Out to Old Aunt Marys by Virginia Kyle, The Raggedy Man by Charles Thorn and Loomis Haines.
The circuit court opened with Judge K C Herndon. First day largely set cases and routine. Sheriff office furniture arriving and to be installed. sheriff space to be used by assessor. Dominick Calabra fined 100 and 30 days in jail for moonshine. Oliie Brown and Chas ox fined 100 and 60 days. Forest Montgomery and Will Pew fined 50 and six months on county road for attempted shooting up Maitland. H L Adams sought by McDowell county officers. bond forfeited 500. Court street speeding complaints rise. hill traffic endangers children on hill descent.
Mrs. Susan M. Sheple assumes full charge as the only woman in the United States holding the commandant position at the Rhode Island soldiers' home in Bristol marking a unique distinction in military and veterans care leadership.
A line of one billion $20 gold coins would extend about 1000 miles if laid end to end, illustrating the vast scale of the pile and the immense number involved.
Welch pitchers shut down Tug River Tigers as Jenkins and Hale starred for the locals. Welch scored six runs in the sixth inning after a tight game, scoring on errors and timely hits to win the Sunday matchup.
The Tug River Epworth League Union held its inaugural meeting at Gary M. E. Church with delegates from most member leagues. Education was the main topic, with papers from Welch and Gary leagues and a musical program. The next union gathering is set for July 9 in the same city.
Austin G. McCullough of Lancaster is elected chairman of the state Democratic committee by a 77 to 27 vote in Harrisburg. He is backed by governor nominee John A. McSparran and thanks Municipal Court Judge Eugene C. Bonnwell of Philadelphia for support.
A large staff of women works at the Vatican to maintain the Pope’s white robes. They ensure no spot or grain disfigures the garments, as even hours of wear dull the robes’ pristine appearance for his holiness.
In McDowell County the Sandy River district approved a 150000 road bond for opening road from Bradshaw to Big Creek line, building a steel bridge Garland, and routing routes to Virginia line and Panther Bull creeks. Precinct results show broad support with a total over 80 in favor.
Prof J H Crowgey visits Pocahontas to discuss Emory and Henry and Martha Washington Colleges. Mrs Louise Morris takes a bank clerical post in Princeton. Nora Sebastian leaves for Berea College summer term. Street paving survey results due at a town council session. School building grading nearly finished with foundation and completion planned. Several wagon mines at Jaeger resume loading coal for shipment. Colonial columns at First National Bank are being decorated. Mr and Mrs Happerset relocate to the town, staying on the bank building third floor. Wizard Bakery adds value to town. Hill Motor Co foundation near completion. brick work to start soon. Liebman Bros acquire east of Masinec property to build a brick tailoring shop. Bible study on Song of Solomon set for Wednesday. Mrs E Mosby and Mrs A W Willey ill at home.
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