Neels Return Home and Local Church Moves
Misses Virginia and Margaret Neel return to Cove Creek Virginia with Mrs. M. B. Neel relocating from Bluefield. Neels visit kin in Colony near Lynchburg to see James Brown in hospital. Old Nebo church near Cove Creek is torn down and moved east of its present site, history noting three past buildings and district conferences.
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Virginia
Margaret Neel
Tip Top
Shead
Bluefield
W. Va
the Beaver High School
M. B. Neel
R. H. Neel
T. J. Higginbotham
Colony
Lynchburg
James Browns
T. L. Shufflebarger
Battle Creek
Mich
Battle Creek College
Forrest
Clearfork
T. Garnett Shufflebarger
University of Virginia
Old Nebo
Tazewell
Bramwell News Events Reviewed and Local Notices
The June 13 Bramwell column reports a profit and interest filled Bible study class on Studies In Prophecy with several participants. Town crews remove town boardwalks on both sides, not replaced as pedestrians use the road. Church notes cover services and events at Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian churches and B Y P units. The Book club meeting with Mrs. W. S. Phillips is announced for Monday at 2 30.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Circle No. 3
J. F. Thornton
W. R. Hill
W. H. Haynes
J. P. Bowen
Emma O’brien
J. W. Johnson
Eo Book Club
Book Club
W. S. Phillips
Bramwell Personal Notices Reflect Local Visitors and Moves
Bramwell society notes list Rev W C Pebworth arriving to pastor a local Baptist church with his wife and son soon. numerous residents visit relatives in Charleston Richmond Bluefield Roanoke and other towns. students attend assemblies in Lewisburg Martha Washington College and University of Virginia. several family trips and hospital visits are noted as well as a tragic death in Var. Merits Nowlin.
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George Craft
Hazel Looney
Lois Evelyn Taylor
Shirley Ann Sneed
Winding Gulf
Phoebe D. Goodwill
Bramwell
Philadelphia
Fred Richmond
Bluefield
E.S. Baker
R. H. Kelly
Blanch
University of Virginia
James Allen
Harrisonburg
J. B. Perry
Florence Becker
Janie Poteet
Catharine Hewitt
Lewisburg
Emily Lee Hale
Eleanor Burke
Epworth League
Martha Washington College
Young People’s Missionary Society
Mary Bell
Roanoke Va
Esther Smith
Richardson
Roanoke
Bluefield Sanitarium
Goldie Rickman
Radford
W. P. Eastwood
C. I. Taylor
Pikeville
Jesse Leedy
S. C Leedy
Gertrude Abrahamson
New York
William Seagle
W. N. Cole
St. Luke’s Hospital
Maude Smith
Jessie Tapert
Jas. Motz
Atlanta
E. T. Hardaway
J. B. Hale
Annette
B. T. Hardaway Jr
J. W. Carden
Frank Harney
Penvar
Merit Nowlin
Joseph Bryant Jr
Summer Vacation Notes From Davidson College
Mrs M E Williams left Wednesday for Columbus to visit Mr and Mrs Rip Wells. Mr and Mrs T H Williams and daughter Laverne depart Monday for two weeks visiting relatives in New York. Mrs Frances Witt visits her sister Miss Lida Witt in Welch. Master Billy Witt, previously in Wilcoe, has returned home.
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Davidson College
M. E. Williams
Columbus
Rip
Wells
T. H. Williams
Laverne
New York
Frances Witt
Lida Witt
Welch
Billy Witt
Wilcoe
Glenlyn
Reba Smith
Hazel Wiley
Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Jack Saunders
Bluefield
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Hazel
Marie Hudson
Hazel Williams
Hopewell
N. J. Jessee
F. B. Duncan
Tra Wiley
Charles Franklin
Oakvale
Josh Meadows
Eld
K. M. McCormick
J. BE. Thompson
William G. Johnston
Blanche Blliott
Launch
Ruby Dean Robertson
Virginia
Capels
M. G. Thomason
J. K. Peters
Evelyn
Lucille
Pocahontas
A. L. Moses
J. L. Huddleston
University of Cincinnati
J. B. Williamson
Clara Hash
Gilbert
H. F. Jackson
Walter McCoy
Panther
Frances O’brien
Hartwell
L. H. Hardin
Hannibal Blankenship
Long Pole
Glen Lyn VA Miss Pauline Duncan Personal Notes
Glen Lyn Virginia June 13 Mrs A P Clark hosted a lawn party for young people. Attendees included Franklin Coburn Shell Knight Walter Clark Aubrey Meadows Carl Walkup Jr Floyd Neely Edgar Shumate Jr Reba Smith Helen Dalton Hazel and James Wiley Ruth and Alma Clark Bernice Neely Pauline Duncan.
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Glen Lyn
A. P. Clark
Ira Wiley
Franklin Coburn
Shell Knight
Walter Clark
Aubrey Meadows
Carl Walkup Jr
Floyd Neely
Edgar Shumate Jr
Reba Smith
Helen Dalton
Hazel
James Wiley
Ruth
Alma Clark
Bernice Neely
Pauline Duncan
Exciting Mohawk Beats Glen Alum In Rain Soaked Game
In Hohawk West Virginia on June 13 a rain affected baseball game saw Mohawk defeat Glen Alum 7 to 2. Mohawk batteries were Martin and Lockhart, Glen Alum’s were Whitley, Harris and Walters. The Coalfield league opens June 21 with Twin Branch at Mohawk.
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Twin Branch
Mohawk
Coalfield League approves season schedule at Jaeger meeting
Managers from all teams in the Coalfield league met at Jaeger Thursday night. They adopted the season schedule which runs through September 20. A L Moses, Mohawk manager, was elected secretary and treasurer of the league.
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Jaeger
A. L. Moses
Infant nearly dies after ingesting lye water incident
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Calloway Bailey drank lye water last Wednesday. Doctors reported the child grave but he is now improving. Other items note local travelers, visits, and moving between towns including families of McCann, Hardin, and Thomason with various social visits and short trips.
Death of San Gabriel's Richest Cat Mitzi Ends A $150000 Estate
Mitzi the 18 year old world famous cat died in San Gabriel California from arterial sclerosis leaving a $150000 estate and a large house willed to her by Dr Maude F Cain. Miss Otelia Kuschke inherits the estate as life long friend of Dr Cain.
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San Gabriel
Cal
Mitzi
Maude F. Cain
Otelia Kuschke
Glues in Death of Girl Thelma Woods Shocks Lima
In Lima Ohio on June 13 authorities probe the slaying of 17 year old Thelma Woods found weighted and bound with a corded boulder in a quarry pool. Police search shifts to draining the pit and a nearby lake if Earl Truesdale 20 of Elida not found. A former suitor is held for questioning.
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Thelma Woods
Lima
Ohio
City Water Service Department
Earl Truesdale
Elida
Miss Woods
Truesdale
Mise Woods
Peterstown Shifts: Local Students Attend Colleges and Summers
Miss Mary Jervis and Miss Ruth Spangler enroll in Marshal College Huntington. Several Jervis, Spangler, and Fleshman family members attend Concord College Athens for summer sessions and spring terms. Others visit Bluefield Charleston Morgantown Lewisburg and Norfolk as they pursue education and summer plans.
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Peterstown
W. Va
Mary Jervis
Ruth Spangler
Marshal College
Huntington
Gracie Becket
Arlene Wills
Needra Hunter
Aileen McKenzie
Mildred
Myrtle Jervis
Louise
Dorothy Spangler
Concord College
Athens
W. H. Hansbarger
Bluefield
Eva McCoy
Welch Hospital
Mary
Virginia Davis
H. F. Hughes
W. B. Smith
Charleston
Kentucky
Nora Tierney
Sarah Fleshman
Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Evelyn Syms
Lindside
Buren Toller
Morgantown
West Virginia University
W. W. Doon
Herndon
Toller
Herndon School
Mary Sue Davis
State Teachers’ College
East Radford
Frances Terry
Pearl Terry
Joe Harless
Lelia Harless
Greenville
Dover Patrol Memorial Dedication at Fort Hamilton Park
A 51 foot granite shaft memorial gifts the United States from Britain stands in Brooklyn Fort Hamilton Park. The dedication honors American naval heroes of World War I with Sir Ronald Lindsay the British Ambassador praising American fleet cooperation in escorting 18000 transport vessels and more to their destinations.
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United States
Great Britain
Fort Hamilton Park
Brooklyn
Ronald Lindsay
Belgian Congo Hosts Vast Coal Deposits Exceeding One Billion Tons
The Belgian Congo contains coal deposits estimated at more than 1 billion tons. Exploration and potential mining plans highlight the region's significant energy resource. Local officials anticipate development could impact industry and economy.
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Belgian Congo
Deputy Marshal’s Killer Surrenders After Nationwide Hunt
Booneville Mississippi reports Roney Eaton the apparent head of a bootleg gang surrendered with two companions after state troops joined the manhunt. The arrest ends a hunt that drew more than 200 men including 115 national guardsmen through backwoods hills for the slaying of Deputy Marshal Clyde Rivers when he stopped a vehicle.
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Booneville
Miss
Roney Eaton
United States Marshall
National
Rouey Eaton
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