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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

7

Committal Rites Held For Ed Roach In Princeton

Funeral services were conducted at First Baptist church for Ed Roach who was crushed between a coupler and end car on an electric coal train near Elmore. The body arrived on Virginia train No. 12 and burial took place at Oakwood cemetery under the Princeton R.B. circle. Various church circles and auxiliaries met in Athens and Princeton, with noted attendees and guests, as the community observed the incident and related services.

Ed Roach Elmore First Baptist Church Edward Stubblefield Princeton Virginia Oakwood Cemetery

Palmer suit filed in circuit court over chancery July rules

Minnie C. Palmer filed suit against Walter Palmer in the circuit court under chancery July rules. A long line of citizens attended their businesses while following coverage of the Kansas City presidential convention on Thursday. A false alarm disrupted Princeton Thursday night triggering the fire department’s response. The Harvester by Gene Stratton Porter is showing at the Royal theatre with Natalie Kingston starring and Leo Meehan directing. Jesse Worrell received $100 fine, costs, and 30 days in jail for liquor possession after arrest by state sergeant W Creasy.

Minnie C. Palmer Walter Palmer Publican National Convention Kansas City Gene Stratton Porter FBO Royal Theatre Today Natalie Kingston Leo Meehan Jesse Worrell Squire O. O. Karnes Worrell Uw. Creasy

Carnival sponsorship and fundraiser set by fire department

The city hosts a wire festival all next week starting Monday to fund fire department equipment. J J Page carnival provides entertainment during the week. The Popetes lady contest ends Saturday night with a diamond ring for the top vote getter.

Fire Department J. J. Page

Presbyterian Circles Plans Men’s Club Cupper and Welcome

Presbyterian Circle 1 met at Mrs J C McConnell’s home on Straley Avenue with Mrs H C Roney as co host. Reports from committees followed devotionals led by Mrs H B Wells. New member Mrs Clark Thornton joined, making twelve members and one visitor Mrs Bill Peck. Discussions covered Industrial and Educational Missions with talks by Mrs J R Rich Mrs Frederick Smith and Mrs Bill Peck.

Presbyterian Circles The Presbyterian Church J. C. McConnell Straley Avenue H. C. Roney H. B. Wells Clark Thornton

New Hope Revival Services Led by Rev J H Lotspeich

Revival at New Hope continues with evening services at eight led by Pastor Rev J H Lotspeich. Sunday features 11 am and 8 pm services with Miss Elizabeth Young on organ. Sunday school begins at 10 am under G Taylor Johnson.

J. H. Lotspeich

Quarterly Conference at Greenview Church by Princeton

The third quarterly conference of the Princeton circuit of the Methodist church will be held Sunday night at 8 p.m. at the Greenview church. Rev. Z B Randall will preach followed by the business session. All stewards Sunday school superintendents and society presidents are expected to attend with reports.

First Church OF Christ Perry J. Cook Bible School W. L. Givens Otis Barton G. C. Kesner Bristol, Tenn Princeton Methodist Church, South Greenview Ceres Z. B. Randall Missionary Societies Epworth League

Frys Return From West Trip Enjoy Scenic Cascade Drive

Mr and Mrs S H Fry returned from an extensive tour of the West. They were hosted by Mrs Fry s sister and husband in Spokane Washington and drove about a thousand miles along the Columbia Highway through Portland to British Columbia. They spent a night at Ketchelers Inn on a lake 4600 feet high in the Cascade mountains enjoying the scenery along the route.

S. H. Fry West Spokane Wash

Chautauqua Guarantors Begin Selling Tickets

Guarantors of the Princeton Chautauqua start selling season tickets for the week of June 25. Dr. H. Bird chairs the ticket committee and continues the prorated guarantee plan from prior years. Those without tickets may obtain them from Dr. Bird at Swarthmore on the Redpath circuit.

Princeton Chautauqua Bird Princeton Redpath Chautauqua Swarthmore

Many Residents Visit, Travel, and Recover in Town

Local society notes list Mrs A K Minter visiting her mother Mrs B G Naysmith, Miss Minnie Dooley visiting relatives, and Mrs Lydia Woerner arriving to spend summer with her daughter. Several others travel to Princeton Bluefield and Norfolk while Stuart Garrett recovers at home. A tiny British house on the Conway quay is described.

A. K. Minter B. G. Naysmith Park Avenue Frances Minnie Dooley Mullens Hale Avenue Lydia Woerner Eric, Pa Fred Smith Bluefield Road J. H. McGlothlin Princeton Hospital FE. W. Coleman Shirley Cecile Dorothy Margie Monte Carlo Ethel Nixon North Carolina Edward Nixon Stuart Garrett Mercer Street Mary Smith Scarbo Clairbelle Brown Kate Smith Searbo Kite Anderson Small Con Mount Hope Princeton B. B. Brown Zylpha Carter Bluefield Perry Tyler Hartley Saunders Sarah William Caroline Saunder John Gardner Baltimore Dorothy Sue Cooper Cincinnati Ohio George H. Brown Bee Street E. F. Dobbing Charles Franklin Freda Roeseman Honaker Avenue Norfolk

Senator Walsh Honored With Loyola Chicago Degree

Senator Walsh received a Doctor of Laws degree at Loyola University Chicago's annual commencement. He is pictured with his seven year old namesake, Thomas J. Walsh, during the ceremony.

Senator Walsh Thomas J. Walsh Chicago Loyola University

David F. Houston resigns as Mine Manager in Welch

Prominent coalfield figure and Republican leader David F. Houston resigns from his posts as president of McDowell county court and manager of Kop company operations at King Carswell and Tidewater. He plans to devote time to private interests and may build in Welch while remaining in McDowell county. Houston will attend Canada business for two months and continue county service.

David F. Houston Pocahontas McDowell County King, Carswell Tidewater Kop Company Houston T. E. Houston Koppers Company Welch Thacker Field Canada Kimball Baseball Club King, Carewell

Birth at Woodlawn Court Apartments Reported

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs F W Hervey at Grace hospital. Thursday morning the mother and baby were in serious condition with authorities reporting the mother improving by Thursday evening and the baby in serious condition.

F. W. Hervey Woodlawn Court

Five-Ingredient BC Relief Claims Quick Headache Ease

A North Carolina druggist sells a five ingredient mix named B-C promising immediate relief for headaches neuralgic and rheumatic pains with safe effects and no mood drop. The ad emphasizes rapid action and guarantees from the supplier and distributors.

Nort Carolina Hasneses Sin Doren

Welch and surrounding residents attend local road meeting

John W. Blakely W H Hatfield and B T Beazley of Welch attended a road meeting in Jaeger and Grundy yesterday. Local residents Mrs James B Stewart Keystone and Mrs C C Hutton Welch are in Grace Hospital and Welch Hospital No 1 recovering from recent operations. Mrs W R Phillips Filbert and Hassel T Hicks returned home after hospital visits. Eugene H Lepinsky and Mannie Shore were seen in town as P P Kerr Berwind visited Welch. Mrs Guy C Mace and Miss Carolyn Eagle Gary planned an east motor tour. H G Champ Clark Willi am e ton Daily News editor attended to business. Billy Keyser ill at home improving. Mrs Windy Hicks Keystone mentioned.

John W. Blakely W. J. Hatfield B. T. Beazley Welch Jaeger and Grundy James B. Stewart Keystone Grace Hospital C. C. Hutton Hassel T. Hicks Lexington Eugene H. Lepinsky Northfork Mannie Shore War P. P. Kerr Minent Coal Berw Nd Guy C. Mace Carolyn Eagle Gary Mace H. G. “Champ” Clark Williameon Daily News Billy Keyser William Keyser

Republicans praise Hoover Curtis ticket at city meeting

Miss Elizabeth Beardsworth and guests visited the city as local radio fans and politicians discussed the recently chosen Republican candidates. Abe Lilly delivered an engaging speech to a large Republican gathering while West Virginia delegates were recognized and J Newt Harman hoped to address the meeting. Photos of Herbert Hoover were displayed as news of Curtis joining the ticket drew favorable reactions from locals.

Hoover Curtis Abe Lilly Abe West Virginia J. Newt Harman Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis

Whitney elected to lead Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen

Whitney formerly of Chicago succeeds W. G. Lee as president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Lee served as head of the group for 19 years. Whitney previously held the role of general secretary and treasurer.

FP. Whitney Chicago W. G. Lee The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Lee Brotherhood Whitney

Marytown Safety Club Aims Record Safe Mining

Kingston Pocahontas Coal company organizes the Marytown Safety club with new committees to beat a mine record of eighty seven days without a lost time accident. E W Price safety director G K Daugherty lead planning while Joe Marushin C 8 Young and others form active safety committee members. Local efforts include four first aid teams and preparations for state contest in Bluefield in September. David Lloyd George is noted for his 1899 Boer War campaign prominence.

Marytown Safety Club Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company E. W. Price Barney Wellman Spencer Young G. K. Daugherty Joe Marushin Eli Teatiman C. 8. Young George Fletcher W. M. White Charles Hellwig A. D. Short Will Mullins B. Wellman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brotherhood of Railroad H. B. Reeves Circle 2 George McConnell Leader Athens Sam Cutright Robert Gatherum Miss Stopler L. P. Street Misa Stopler Mre. McNeer Robert Hopkins Episcopal Auxiliary Church of Heavenly Rest G. B. Halstead Basil Newberry George Brown Rautoul Harry Brown Phil Fry Newell Carver Randolph Charlton C. D. Rhodes Bert Hickman Richmond Oregon Schools Seattle Hollywood Beverly Hills Cal G. G. Kesner C. H. Rhodes Mahood Avenue First Christian Church Foe BEF Rex Pickles Paramount Sweet Pickle Chips IDEAL East Princeton Princeton Society Harriet Wgctrees Chautauqua Carnarvonshire Britain Conway Princeton Road Neeton Bluefield, W. VA Hes Alump Calumet ROYAL America Grace Episcopal Church Eckman W. Va R. W. Hibbert Burk Hollow Welch Society Elizabeth Beardsworth Charlotte, N. C Hoover and Nova Scotia David Lloyd George Gorfon
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