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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1925

Page

19

Monster Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Bluefield

Old Fashioned Virginia Horse Tournament will crown a queen. Bluefield post plans the biggest Fourth with horse events, a baseball game, civic club rivalries, a mule race, automobile show, band concerts, fireworks from Schenectady, and a long prize list. Herbert May handles inquiries at box 723.

Bluefield Post No 9 Herbert Bluefield W. Va Tazewell Bland Giles Russell Mercer Pocahontas-Bramwell Rotary Kiwanis Lions Ray Evans H. E. Shedd American Legion Colored M. L. Smith Beaver High School Schenectady N. Y Sack Race Ernest Witt

Community Tournament Officials Named For Bluefield Events

The document lists individuals and chairmen for a Bluefield tournament including Mule and Pony races boys and girls, baseball throw, fat men's race, crowning of queen, night band concert, and related activities. Key figures include J. Moffet McCue as chairman for several events, A. G. Fox as chairman for baseball matches, and Herbert D. May handling the queen crowning along with other committee leaders.

Fred Black M. L. Smith Miss Winters McCue John McGuire Frank Bond Cap Mitchell Legion Band Jess Bell Paul Thomas Colored Quartet R. A. Sheffey Civic Dlubs Eugene Stowers Mason Claytor J. Moffet McCue Bluefield Bramwell A. G. Fox J. Moffett McCue Poca-Bramwell Herbert D. May Millbury Mass Charles Canning Robert McCue W. E B. Brooks M. L. Ferguson David T. Lowman Fr K. Prosser Herbert D- May L. H. Perkins Robert A. Sheffey Herbert Dd. Spiller Hicks Conrad Brevick Paul S. McIlhany John Heilman James E. Mann Fred Hawley Harold Black Alonzo McCue J. L. Slifkin L. M. Poff Harry E- Moore C. M. Payne Mra A Booker Police Ray Dunn W. E. Brooks C. W. Scott Dave Warden Texas Nelson

Dream Home Opening Expected Within Ten Days

Builders report the Dream Home on College avenue will open for public inspection within about ten days. John L. Phillippe leads the project for Bailey Lumber and Warlick Furniture as carpenters, painters, and interior decorators finish work. The exterior remains under progress while the lawn and landscaping create an aristocratic setting that promises broad appeal to prospective owners.

College Avenue John L. Phillippe Bailey Lumber Company Warlick Furniture Company Dream Home

Old Water Works Land Sold to Local Capitalists

Real estate deal through Easley Wilson Co. closes the sale of about 500 lots from John M Wirgman to local capitalists. The tract known as the old water works land lies on the east west and north sides of the city. It is understood

Easley-Wilson Company Bluefield Easley- Wilson Co John M. Wirgman City

Summer feed for higher milk output promoted by PEERLESS FLOUR CO

The Bluefield Virginia feed company urges farmers to mix grain with pasture for summer dairy herds to boost profits. It promises immediate gains and yearlong balance by adjusting grain to milk yield and warns against trimming feed costs at the expense of returns.

Peerless Flour & Feed CO Bluefield W. VA

Letters of Laurette to Spotlight Seopening

The Telegraph urges readers to watch for further announcements and to follow the Letters of Laurette in this newer era as the seopening is soon to take place.

Telegraph Laurette Berryman

Local Happenings in Kimball Area This Week

Social rounds report visiting relatives and guests from Bluefield Welch Roanoke Sylvester and Chicago. Notable events include a three year old injury and a quiet wedding at the Eads home with Rev Sells officiating. Mrs Jackson and Robert Tyeon wedding party returned from Huntington before moving to housekeeping.

Stella Austin St. Luke's Hospital Bluefield L. V. Iw Jeher T. Turner T. E. Organ Welch Billy Houchins P. W. Houchins Grace Hospital Minoda BE. D Eddins Virginis Paul Jackson Huntington Mr. Jackson W. H. Shaw F. K. Jackson Robert Tyeon Rev. BT. Sells lawis-Gale

Washington Day Sees Senator LaFollette Asthma Develop

Senator LaFollette developed asthma during the day in Washington. B M Parmenter of Oklahoma served as assistant attorney general. Srensee advised Hawaiian defenses as recommended by umpires of recent maneuvers.

LaFollette B. M. Parmenter Oklahoma Srensee

Social Roundup in Welch Area Highlights Visits and Events

Homer Perden spent Thursday in Welch. Mrs. Sallie Garner visits Huntington. Revivals attended in Bradshaw. Laurie Noah Stacy of Panther holds court in town. Local residents host and visit family friends touring from Mohawk Dry Fork and Parkersburg. Ice cream supper planned by Ladies' Aid Baptist church. Baby boy born to Bill and Mrs. Hatcher. Audrey and Katherine Anvill head to Marshall College for summer term.

Homer Perden Welch Sallie Garner W. W. Fullrod Huntington F. P. Jennings W. H. Coleman Bradshaw Laurie Noah Stacy Panther Bill Waldron Writter R. L. Callahan J. L. Huddleston Mohawk Lee Perden Laeger Sam Hatcher BH. E. Snellenberger Mildred Lorraine Lindsay Thompson Roanoke A. L. Godfrey Dry Fork The Baptist Church Coleman Bill Hatcher F. P. Jenning Audrey Katherine Anvill Marshall College Jennings Baptist Parkersburg S. J. Case Berea

England and Wales birth and marriage figures for the year

England and Wales recorded 730,286 births the smallest peace time total. About 5,006 deaths occurred among this group. Marriages reached 206,024, roughly 4,000 more than in 1923.

London England and Wales

Plans for Fairview School Junior High Addition

Architects Garry and Sheffey invite bids by July 1 for an entirely new junior high unit at Fairview School in South Bluefield. The four story brick building will adjoin the rear of the current structure with separate entrances and new gymnasium, study hall, library, classrooms, and upgraded corridors.

Fairview School South Bluefield Garry and Sheffey Board of Education Beaver Pond Fairview Fairview Schoo

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