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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
12
A collage of Bluefield and Princeton notices includes coal company ads, rental offers, wallpaper deals, hat sales, real estate pitches, plant sales, and services. It lists Bluefield merchants, job and meeting notices, and community events with names and locations such as Allen Street Coal Company Princeton Avenue Bluefield Wall Paper 1229 Bland Street Ideal Hat Shop and Salvation Army.
Aaron ends 32 year tenure as shoe store manager in Bluefield. The business is taken over and incorporated by local citizens, with J I Kwass as president and manager. The firm plans to keep the old name and remodel the Princeton avenue store with new fixtures.
The Bluefield Automobile Club notes general improvement of graded and unimproved dirt roads due to better weather. The state road commission reports 607 miles under construction with detours and varied conditions along routes from Bluefield to Welch, Davy, Justice, Williamson, and Lewisburg, outlining main paths and notable crossings and ferries.
After three or four weeks of recovery and a brief hospital visit, Dr. J. A. Bays pastor of Bland Street Methodist church is back home and will resume his pulpit duties at the morning and evening services. The morning topic is The Coming Generation while the eight o'clock service will discuss The Flapper. Various musical numbers are planned and a congregational sing is set for the evening. Everyone is invited to attend.
Princess Mary is a frequent theatregoer in London. When unable to attend as a royal, she often books a box under an assumed name.
The Whole Towns Talking at Municipal Auditorium aims for packed crowds Thursday and Friday as amateur drama gains momentum in Bluefield. Tickets at 1 dollar replace higher prices. three dress rehearsals are set to ensure a polished debut.
Bernard McClaugherty states his Bluefield bid for city board membership was a personal choice by neighbors and stresses he will not solicit votes or make promises. He thanks the thousand primary voters, clarifies he is independent, and hopes voters choose those best fit to lead Bluefield on July 7th.
A playful brief noting a clever humorous angle yielding significant value. The piece highlights wit as a currency in entertainment and social commentary, suggesting clever humor can deliver outsized returns in engagement and relevance.
The death of Mrs. C. K. Bowland is reported in Winston Salem North Carolina. Born at Bluefield Sanitarium she lived with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adkins in this city and her husband was a traveling salesman. The immediate cause is not known.
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