Union Depot musical draws full Pocahontas audience
Pocahontas Virginia June 15 the Union Depot staged at the opera house under Miss Margaret Melick drew a sold out crowd and strong praise for its cast and choruses. Minnie Foster and Margaret Melick received high marks for solos while Mrs Cox led key roles and the program noted multiple performers and future benefit date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Opera House
Margaret Melick
S.R.O
Gav
Union
Minnie Foster
S. A. Cox
Joch Hay
Mr. Rudy
Sarah
H. P. Shuffiebarger
Deacon Longface
Bandy
Lil
Alice
Barber
Flo
Carrie Baer
Lilian Heneley
Dude
C. Dennen
Garrulous
Cox
Henpeck
Alderson
Minnie Geisen
Learned
L. KE. Ward
Beady
Kate Litchford
Shufflebarger
Blencune Ware
Needy
Hicks
Amita Pishnell
Kabrich
Joseph Smith
Rudy
Mac Barber
Julius Goodman
Alice Dennen
Juanita Foster
Hircin
L. E. Ward
Barbara
Miss Blackburn
Bride
Lucindy
Lazenby
Bean Lemwss
Mr. Stone
Peacon Street
Borton
Helen Flighty
Martha A
Helen Foster
Maria
Harry Field
James Smith
Cheyenne
Gertie Blackburn
Stella Kabrica
Alice Barber
Ruth Ware
Lulu Ware
Connie Baer
Ray Goodman
Hiram Green
Edwin Phelps
Claude Stump
William Minter
Bernard Kwass
Howard Sutter
Mary
G. H. Lawrence
Miss Melick
New York
Band Boys
Eagle Lunch Room Opens in Matz Building
Messrs Matz and Marks have opened the Eagle Lunch Room in the Matz building at the corner of Church and Centre streets with Maurice Leon in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Matz
Marks
Church and
Centre Streets
Eagle Lunch Room
Maurice Leon
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in Brief City News
Community updates report various residents from Coaldale and nearby towns visiting relatives and attending events. Several individuals travel for work, education, or to visit family, with notes on positions at Pocahontas Collieries Co and attendance at professional meetings and colleges.
Graham Gossip and Social Notes From Graham
Miss Pearl Smith returns home after a week in Graham. Miss Mary Wells and Mrs. J. O. Carpenter are guests of Mrs. W. M. Richardson on Highland avenue. Miss Jean Harman comes home from Lebanon. The Graham Cotillion Club plans a June 18 event at Hotel Graham with Bluefield string band. Miss Annie Killey visits Vivian from Graham. J. E. Morten acquires half interest in Graham Hardware and Furniture Co. Miss Alethia Witten returns from Washington DC. Charley Smith earns UVA diploma and returns to Graham. Miss Julia Johnson visits from Monroe county. Miss Julia Saunders and Miss Pearl Sluss home from Martha Washington College. Misses Julia and Jean Davidson visit Tazewell. Miss Ola Burton returns from Bristol. Mack Barbee and Ira Dodd return from Staunton Military Academy. Beverly Litz home from Emory and Henry College. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Penn visit Martinsville. Miss Mittle Hicks leaves for Big Stone Gap to visit friends.
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Pearl Smith
Peccahontas
Graham
Mary Wells
Judge Wells
Wise
J. O. Carpenter
Hutsonville
W. M. Richardson
Highland Avenue
Jean Harman
Lebanon
Dickenson
Graham Cotillion Club
Pearl Sluss
Martha Washington College
Julia
Jean Davidson
Tazewell
Ola Burton
Bristol
Wheer
Mack Barbee
Ira Dodd
Military Academy
Staunton
Beverly Litz
Hom
Emor and
Henry College
A. P. Penn
Mr. Penn
Martinsville
Mittle Hicks
Big Stone Gap
West & Wells Show to Exhibit at Bluefield
A West and Wells Railroad exhibition arrives in Bluefield on Monday June 17 featuring wonders and a grand consolidation. The event promotes Mabel the smallest elephant Fraja the largest lion and invites all to attend. Also notes medical and cosmetic ads from Pearisburg and Dyersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West & Wells Railroad
Bluefield
Mabel
Fraja
Man in perfect health credits Foley's Kidney Cure
A Branchton Pennsylvania man near-sick could not bend to tie his shoes but recovered after taking six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He now works hard and is thankful, praising the remedy. For sale by G H Wade. Sublette and Barnes. 6-15-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C., Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
G. H. Wade
Danville, Ky
J. E, Wiseman
Tetter Cured by Chamberlains Salve
A lady customer long troubled with tetter for years found relief after using one box of Chamberlains Salve. The remedy is praised by M H Rodney & Co. of Almond Alabama and sold at West End Drug Co East End Pharmacy and Bluefield Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
West End Drug Co
East End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Elkhorn Notes Socials and Local Movements
Elkhorn notes report social visits by Mrs. Melvin Akers and Mrs. W. W. Wood, with residents like Miss Mary Wickham and Miss Mead Stratton. Postmaster T. Minnick leaves for Northfork. Prof. W. A. Lee and others visit Welch and Welch area. Also advertised Desirable Residence for sale on Hies Street with modern comforts and finishes.
HOW IS YOUR TYPEWrITER
Fred McBride, an expert typewriter adjuster, stops at Summit Hotel, Phone 59, for a few days to repair clean align and overhaul all standard or leading makes. He carries tools and parts to save delay and shipping. He will call and examine for free and state the repair cost with a satisfaction guarantee if you hire him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McBride
Summit Hotel
Ste
The Magic No 3 Mascot for Geo H Parris Cedar Grove ME
A Cedar Grove Maine man praises Electric Bitters after suffering liver and kidney trouble. He writes that despite initial discouragement a single bottle helped and three bottles completed the cure. The ad guarantees relief for stomach liver and kidney issues and lists a 50 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
DeWitt Little Farry Riser Pill Ad
A vintage medical advert urges readers to take a DeWitt Little Farry Riser when needing relief. Sold by all druggists.
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D. B. Baldwin
Bluefield, W. VA
First National Bank
Notary Public
M.S. Thompson & Co
W. Va
M.ofsa
Keystone
W.va
W. E
E. L. Shufflebarger Architects
Sohn Building
Royal Medicine CO
Marine Bidg
Chicago
John L. Crockett
W. 8. Crockett, F. D
Princeton Avenue
Union Depot
Floyd Black
Ist
Philanthropic Society
Uno
M. Smith
Simenton
G. B. Cornell
Stuart Keive
H. W. MacConnell
New York City
F. D. Sterner
Juige
W. F. Morriss
Woody
Star
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Togcet
Opera “Oase
BE. A. Cote
Southern Express Company
Crewe
W. F. Kirby
Thorne
Kirby
Lee
Cleveland, Tenn
Hale
Coaldale
Pocahontas Collieries Co
C. C. Frazier
J. H. McNeer
Jamestown
T. S. Crockett
Boissevain
George Supple, Jr
R. D. Johnston
Lewis P. Johnston
South Hoston
S. N. Hines
Davy Cook
Dr. Killey
Vivian
Haller
Robert Rich
W. T. Kirby
Giles County
Wallville
Monroe County
Rich
Wytheville
Minnie Cook
Find
Graham Gossip
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Southwest Virginia
Pearlsburg
Pearisburg
Sublette & Barnes
Elkhorn News Notes
S. H. Neal
Philadelphia
Gordon Mays
Roanoke
Page and Crozer
Cheser
Melvin Akers
Akers
R. H. Heyser
Blusfield
T. Minnick
Northfork
Mary Wickham
Salem
H. H. Houston
C Hester
Mikhorn
Frank Watts
Charles Houston
Mre
R. FL
Davie
Little Son
Sandy Huff
Mies Ma
St. Clair
Pageton
W. A. Lee
Sebro
Welch
Hies Street
Princeteal Hete
Secret Society News
Bluefield Lodge No
I.c.0.f
Red Men's
Bluefield Lodge No. 85
Masonic Hall
Bland Street
Bluefield Lodge No. 153
Knights of Pythias
S. S
S.S.S
Clay St
Paducah
W. Long
Orino
Columbus
Bluefield Avenue
Crystal Steam Laundry
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