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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

5

Bluefield Chamber 10 Holds Annual Meeting Plans

The Bluefield chamber of commerce announces its annual meeting for June 27 at 8 pm in Municipal Auditorium. Nomination blanks went out June 10 with seven of fourteen nominees to be elected, ballots to be mailed and final tabulation June 24. The board declined to affiliate with lower gas rate moves and opposed the Davis Bacon bill in Congress.

Bluefield James Be, Mann Frank 8. Hasley Herbert D. May Jim Gills Harry C. Weller W. C. Pollock J. T. Thornton Mann W. A. Light Chamber Charles M. Montgomery United States Go Nt West Virginia House Senate

Mrs M N Carper Dies in Virginia Funeral Attends Mother’s Service

Mrs M N Carper traveled to Elkton Virginia to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Mary Kahle age 81 who died Monday morning. The article notes the elder Kahle’s death and the family’s travel for services.

M. N. Carper Virginia M. N.carper Elkton Mary Kahle The Ser

Kahie Funeral Planned After Elkton Afternoon Service

Mrs. Kahie, grandmother of Mrs. BE Beamer and L. M. Carper of this city, will be buried after a service in Elkton. She leaves five daughters and one son. widowed by the late Dr. Z T Kahie who preceded her in death.

Vhcey Elkton

Evangelist Mason Lee Leads Nazarene Church Revival

The Rev. Mason Lee from Huntington arrives in Bluefield to lead the revival at the Church of the Nazarene. He will preach nightly at 7 45 this week and hold morning services at 10 each Sunday, with special music planned.

Mason Lee Huntington United States The Nazarene Church Bluefield Church of the Nazarene

Fire damage from wiring injures machine at Wilmore home

A wiring fault caused a small basement fire at the home of Mr and Mrs L D Wilmore 1310 Whitethorne street. The blaze damaged only a machine valued at about 150 dollars and fire crews from South Side and Central stations responded shortly before noon.

Ing L. D. Wilmore Whitethorne Street Southside Central Alrm

Two Killed in Alliance Airplane Crash

In Alliance Ohio two people died in an airplane crash tonight. Robert Purcell son of a prominent Alliance manufacturer and Ruth Cobb were killed and badly burned as flames consumed the plane. Police believe a too steep bank at too low a height caused the crash. Purcell is the son of William Purcell president of the Alliance Machine company. He is about 25.

Alliance Ohio Robert Purcell Ruth Cobb Purcell William Purcell Alliance Machine Company

New Arrival for Mr and Mrs Robert Arnold

Mr and Mrs Robert Arnold of Mc Dowell Street welcome a fine son, adding a newborn to their family.

Robert Arnold McDowell Street

Recital Postponed From Friday to Tuesday at Church

Due to conflicts the recital at First Christian church by pupils of Mrs. J S Phillips will now be held Tuesday evening of next week at 8. It features vocal and piano selections stringed numbers and readings. The public is invited.

First Christian Church J. S. Phillips

Orchestra Tours Northern Cities and Coastal Venues

The orchestra performed at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington D C and spent two seasons touring leading dance spots. It played in Virginia Beach Morehead City N C and performed for embassy clubs and casinos along the Atlantic coast during the early summer social calendar.

Senior G R Council Meeting For Outdoor Hike

The Senior Girl Reserve council will meet Friday at 6 30 PM at the Y for an outdoor hike. Girls are asked to wear knickers or white ducks and bring a bit of food for the picnic supper.

Summer dances planned by Bluefield Elks at Elks ballroom

The Bluefield lodge of Elks kicks off a monthly summer dance series Thursday night from 9:30 to 1 in the Elks ballroom with Fred Murff and his Knoxville, Tennessee orchestra providing music. The group features three women entertainers and has entertained at major Southern resorts. The Elks committee includes Harry B. Smith, Bert C. Phillips, Charles Tickle and Grady W. Dalton, aiming for about two dances monthly.

Bluefield Lodge of Elks Elks Fred Murff Knoxville Tenn Bluefield South Bluefield Elks Harry B. Smith Bert C. Phillips Charles Tickle Grady W. Dalton

Bluefield Quota Club Holds Luncheon Conference

Mrs. Alice Zimmerman presides as president of the Bluefield Quota Club at its weekly luncheon today at noon hosted at the West Virginian hotel.

Bluefield Quota Club Alice Zimmerman West Virginian Hotel

Birth of Ora Laicille to the Stewarts

A daughter was born on Sunday June 12 to Mr and Mrs C G Stewart of Halifax Street. The infant has been named Ora Laicille.

C. G. Stewart Halifax Street Ora Laicille

Mrs Lyde McCall Victim of Stroke in Tazewell

Miss Lyde McCall, 63, of North Tazewell, died at her home from a paralytic stroke suffered Sunday morning. A lifelong member of the Southern Methodist church, she was active in church work. Surviving relatives include M H Kiser and several McCall family members. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Wednesday at North Tazewell Methodist Church with burial in Maplewood cemetery.

Cedar Bluff T. B. McCall Faraday George R. McCall Richlands North Tazewell Methodist Church Court Jourdman C. B. Dickenson Foster Falls Maplewood Cemetery

Miss Gladys Cash Returns From Roanoke Visit

Personal notes list Miss Gladys Cash returning from Roanoke and a series of brief trips and health updates. Miriam Jackson visits relatives in Roanoke and Lynchburg while Ann Carr Robertson plans to attend the Olympic games in Los Angeles.

Gladys Cash Roanoke Miriam Jackson Lynchburg Ann Carr Robertson Asco W. Va Los Angeles Cal David Jackson L. A. Jackson Jimmy Eades J. B. Eades Virginia Court Irene Neal Marguerite Morrisette Petersburg Hopewell Richmond Jamestown Norfolk A. FB. Bailey Bedford Washington, D. C North Carolina E. Woodrow Bailey W. I. Bailey Shady Grove Bluefield Princeton Road Riley Joanna Braeholm J. S. Francisco Logan and Matewan J. O. Shelton Jr St. Luke's Hospital Frank O’brien Jr Camp Roland Bastian Craig Leffel Shawver Mill Bluefield Sanitarium Myrtle Ellen

Economist Would Open Books to the Public

Washington reports Professor William Z. Ripley urged the Senate Banking Committee to require big corporations to open their books and to disclose officer stock holdings. He warned that bull and bear pools spread false information and urged frequent government reports on earnings and operations for large interstate firms.

Washington Senate Banking Committee William Z. Ripley Ripley Couzens Michigan Harvard Gillette Kreuger Toll Economist

Trolley car derails near Midway on Bluefield division

A Tri-City Traction trolley car derailed near Midway just east of the state line injuring no one. Motorman George L. Robinette, 108 Ramsey Street, and several passengers escaped unhurt as only the front rails pulled away. Officials cited rail spread as the cause. it was the first derailment on the Bluefield division in some time.

Tri-City Traction Company Midway State Line Traction Company George L. Robinette Ramsey Street Bluefield

Mass Yost Loses Committee Post In Hoover Era Fallout

Reported sentiment in the delegation favors Charles G. Dawes for vice president while pledges bind them to support Vice President Curtis or Hoover’s choice. West Virginia leaders say they expect the delegation to act in line with state convention decisions.

Charles G. Dawes Curtis Hoover West Virginia

West Virginia Woman Active in Suffrage Movement

Mrebert, new national committee woman, joined the West Virginia Republican executive committee after the suffrage amendment took effect. She has been elected to the committee twice since and has long been active in party work. She led the West Virginia Woman's Suffrage Association and campaigned in Charleston during the legislature’s vote.

Mrebert West Virginia Republican Executive Committee West Virginia Woman's Suffrage Association Charleston

Rescuer electrocuted in attempt save friend

Altoona Pa June 14. Edward J. Riley 50 Hollidaysburg died while trying to save friend H P Byron 56 who was electrocuted when a wire and wrench touched a power line during radio aerial construction at Log Cabin Inn Canoe Creek Byron was burned but will recover.

Altoona Jume Edward J. Riley Hollidaysburg Log Cabin Inn Canoe Creek H. P. Byron Riley Byran

Flag Day Service Noted by Bluefield Elks Lodge No 269

Bluefield lodge No 269 of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks hosts its annual Flag Day service at Bland and Raleigh streets. The patriotic program, starting after the lodge meeting, features songs, prayers, a patriotic address, duets, and a story of the flag with participants led by Exalted Ruler A. Heilman and officers.

Benevolent Protective Order of Elke Bluefield Lodge No Corner Bland Raleigh Elks Lodge O’brien G. W. Dalton H. B. Kaste John F. Land M. B. Hammit E. W. Hughes Robert Hartsock Ralf Bratton Howell M. Tanner Henrietta Ralph Bratton John Kee America A. ©. Heilman H. B. Smith F. M. O'Brien C. L. Shufflebarger W. J. Hutton

Witnesses Testify In Merchant's Trial At Waynesburg

Nine witnesses testified for the state in the murder trial of Charles Ruttenberg a Wheeling merchant charged with killing Hermann Zimmerman of St Paul Minn Zimmerman burned to death when Ruttenbergs Nemacolin store burned December 1 1931 Fire department members testified about the fire and its circumstances.

Waynesburg Charles Ruttenberg Wheeling Herman Zimmerman St. Paul

Restored Argentine Stroll Reopens Florida Avenue for Pedestrians

Buenos Aires city council re divided Calle Florida banning autos from 3 to 6 pm to revive the daily promenade. The de facto government previously kept cars allowed to curb street debates, but now pedestrians return to the famous boulevard.

Buenos Aires

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