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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
1
Town items include coal company ads, rental notices, restaurant meals, hat sale at Ideal Hat Shop Bluefield, Lily shop and department store sales, a church notices, a dog reward, and public meetings. Various announcements mention Allen Brrest Coal Company, Service Coal Company, A Peters, 1225 Bland Street, Princeton avenue Bluefield, and Norfolk and Western railroad traffic.
Aaron, thirty two years manager of a city shoe store, has retired. The former store was taken over and incorporated by local citizens. New company led by J I Kwaea will keep the old name, remodel Princeton avenue quarters, and continue the store’s courteous service that built a large Bluefield and coal-field patronage. My. iXwase, previously manager, remains in business.
The Bluefield Automobile Club notes general road improvements due to better weather. The state road commission reports 607 miles under construction with detours and varied condition roads from Bluefield through Welch, Davy, Williamson, and Huntington, plus routes to Roanoke and White Sulphur. A local theater revival draws ticket sale interest with three dress rehearsals planned at Municipal Auditorium.
After several weeks of recuperation and a hospital visit, Dr J A Baya pastor of Bland Street Methodist Church resumes duties. He will preach on The Coming Generation in the morning and The Flapper in the noon service with music and congregational singing in the evening. Visitors are invited to attend all services. efforts will keep programs brief and engaging. London prince Princess Mary often attends theatres incognito, using an assumed name.
Bernard McClaugherty issues a statement to Bluefield voters denying self from a bid for city board of directors while stressing impartiality and gratitude for primary support. He says he will not solicit votes or promise policy, and hopes able, principled leaders are chosen on July 4.
A witty production delivers sharp humor and clever turns, drawing big earnings and laughs. Cast performances sparkle as brisk dialogue and inventive gags keep audiences engaged from curtain rise to final bow.
Mrs C K Bowland died suddenly in Winston-Salem North Carolina her early life began at Bluefield Sanitarium West Virginia She lived with Mr and Mrs Walter Adkins while her husband worked as a traveling salesman Her death cause was not ascertained in Bluefield Her death was reported here Saturday leaving Frances Cath Bowland as her only child and the family relation to Bluefield noted.
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