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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1930

Page

7

Whooping cough fatal to child in Matoaka West Virginia

Elizabeth McCoy twenty one months old died at home after three weeks of illness from measles and whooping cough that progressed to pneumonia the direct cause. She leaves parents Roy and Elizabeth McCoy two sisters Margaret and others and a brother Garrett with further relatives noted.

Matoaka W. Va Elizabeth McCoy Roy McCoy Elizabeth Margaret Ee Gareth

Ma toaka Christian union meets at Sizemore home

The Ma toaka Christian church women’s union met at M. E. Sizemore’s home with Mrs. W. B. Tabor presiding. After a brief business session 16 members and two visitors enjoyed fruit salad cake and coffee hosted by Mrs. M. F. Sizemore.

The Christian Union of the Matoaka Christian Church M. E. Sizemore W. B. Tabor M. F. Sizemore

Local social notes from Bluefield area visitors and trips

Mrs. T M Turner and children Willem and Thurman of Springton visit Dr Turner's parents in Honaker. Mr. and Mrs. Oren McComas host Mrs Frank Oliver and two children Frank Jr and Buddy of Bluefield. Mrs N N Francis and daughter Blanche visit Francia's parents in North Carolina. Other residents visit Wenpah Beckley Alderson Lebanon Va Matoaka Athens Bluefield regions. Little Dapheny King undergoes operation in Bluefield. Mrs C C Rumburg of Matoaka hospitalized in Bluefield for seatinent.

T. M. Turner Willem and Thurman Springton Dr. Turner Honaker Oren McComas Frank Oliver Frank Jr Buddy Bluefield N. N. Francis Blanche Francia North Carolina Elmer Cunningham Wenpah W. P. Harmon C. R. Godfrey Cynthia Smith Beckley Nellie Snead Rock R. W. Crozier Mary Josephine Ray Shutt O. J. Garrett Columbus Ohio Little Dapheny King Bluefield Tuesay C. C. Rumburg Matoaka St. Luke's Hospital J. S. Foley Pharis Leonard Brown Widemouth

Konjola Public Endorsement From Martinsburg Man

Joseph F. Wilson of Martinsburg testifies Konjola cured twelve years of indigestion kidney trouble and constipation after two bottles improved his bowels and kidney function. He urges public endorsement and notes Fasley-Penn Drug Store in Bluefield as a local seller.

Konjola Joseph F. Wilson Queen Burke Streets Martinsburg Bluefield Fasley-Penn Drug Store

Judy and Alan Steyne Entangle Judy's Birthday Plans

Judy Corallie Stanton wrestles between duty and desire as she dines with Alan Steyne and attends a grand opera night with him. A sudden kiss, Chummy's illness, and Clara Jenks’s warnings collide, leaving Judy wracked with guilt as Chummy fights pneumonia. The night ends with Judy fleeing a confrontation and Steyne lingering on the stair.

West Virginia briefs mix drownings sports and crime

Mason Clay James Sink 15 drowned in the Ohio River. Mason Clark and others reach tennis semi finals. New Cumberland counsel for file on assault death of wife. Fires blamed on incendiary in Chester. Morgantown plans topographical survey for flood control. Real estate assignment for creditors in Monongalia. Lowether 28 jailed five years for cattle theft. Skin Creek reports 100 percent employment.

Charleston W. C. Cook Weber Clarksburg Biddle Parkersburg New Cumberland David Pugh Wheeling W. J. Ritz Chester Fairmont Mildred Virginia Robinson Fairmont West Virginian Eugene Carroll Bankers Trust Company of New York Pittsburgh Morgantown West Virginia University Barbour Upshur Mississippi J. W. Wiles Monongalia County Globe Realty Company Milard F. Lowether Broad Oaks Skin Creek

Memory Lost Lover Returns in Greenwich Village Tale

Judith Grant, a Greenwich Village artist and dancer, shares her apartment with Chummy Morley who cannot recall her seven-year lover Alan Steyne after his sudden disappearance. Steyne reappears, aided by fellow artist Bastien Dumont, but Chummy remains unable to recognize him. A doctor says Chummy may never regain memory. Steyne funds care and seeks to revive Chummy’s memory, yet shows more interest in Judith, confessing his past infatuation and that he cannot marry Chummy until she remembers. He explains his disappearance affected her greatly and vows to honor any obligation only if she recovers.

Alan Steyne Ture Judy Max Dickbread Chummy Clara Jenks Clara Steyne Vincent Stormaway Judith Grant Greenwich Village Clarissa Morley Judith Bastien Dumont

Arkansas star Wear Schoonover suffers injury on film set

Fayetteville Arkansas June 14 Wear Schoonover Arkansas football end who had played three seasons without injury returned to camps on crutches after taking part in a mock combat for the movies.

Fayetteville, Ark Schoonover Arkansas

Revival Opens In Brushfork As C C Wright Preaches

Brushfork West Virginia June 14 revival meeting opens Sunday morning conducted by C C Wright. Local residents and visitors including Mrs A Hager and children of Nemours and Miss Virginia Graham visited and returned home. Numerous families from Nemours Falls Mills Road and Bramwell shared visits and travels to nearby towns with relatives in the community.

Brushfork W. Va C. C. Wright Charles Caldwell Forest Jenkin Jones Z D. Caldwell A. Hager Nemours W. Compton Virginia Graham Grover Cox Rales We. Morven Albert Teryant F. T Vivian Janutalo Falls Mills Road Gladys Ruby Crawford Max Shumate Cahontaé G. W. Francisco Ete Margaret Elizabeth Davidson Marion Fred Poe Charles Mitchell C. Perdue Pauline G. W. Francisco Jessie Francisco Greendale I. N. Sue

Motor Car Radio Set Overcomes Obstacles

Chicago reports radio and automotive industries collaborate to bring in car receivers. Improved, battery powered units now tolerate country roads, with reduced tube vibration. The trend aims to spread highway entertainment as city towers fade to horizon.

Chicago

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Dott Bridge Springton Club House E. S. McCorckle T. H. Snead F. D. Kelley Ise Little R. E B. Tate Arthur Pugh Josephine Towler J. H. Craft M. W. Summers Ray Pearman R. J. Rogers D. S. Hunt H. W. Payne W. R. Raney C. F. Phalen Gridley Christian Union Chapter Alan O’shane Allan Steyne Doctor O’shane Bastian Dumont Bastien West Virginia Mason Clay James Sink Ohio River Bluefield Gas & Power Co Brushfork, W. VA China England France Germany Japan United States Bluefield Furniture Hluefield Furniture Co Princeton Avenue Raleigh Street
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