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Fragmentary记清晰无力的段落描写Patty Field Mary Hale等人物在本地街区对“第五纵队”活动的警惕和对陌生人的不信任叙述 夹带对德国人与战争情绪的暗示 以及银行夜事件的作案错位与运气的转折细节零散混乱
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1940
Page
3
Fragmentary记清晰无力的段落描写Patty Field Mary Hale等人物在本地街区对“第五纵队”活动的警惕和对陌生人的不信任叙述 夹带对德国人与战争情绪的暗示 以及银行夜事件的作案错位与运气的转折细节零散混乱
An incident ends with a thief admitting to taking items from a Welch store as a passerby hiker helps the episode. The thief jokes about how easy it is to lift goods and mentions slipping away with valuables.
A brief item notes Ike Slifkin achieving a point for the Reds in a game, highlighting a key scoring moment and the team’s effort.
Fragment mentions a scheme where a "great hat" will come to homes after following a ritual over ten days. It claims names will be printed on hats, circulated by mercenary circles, and funded by $1 payments rather than 10 cents. Names allegedly come from prominent banking and business houses in the area.
In a chaotic tale from telegraph printer Gene York a garden dispute ends with a stone thrown at a car window by Gene. Mrs York erupts in temper and neighbors watch as the incident unfolds amid a segue about Bob Longworth and a club membership bargain.
Mrs F P Bradley visited her father Mr Hanah in New Castle Virginia while Mr and Mrs G R Smith and Ava McCormick from Atlantic City joined the Waiteville families. Norine McCormick and A H McCormick attend Concord summer school. D W McCormick and daughter Jane of Bramwell visited L W and Mrs McCormick last Monday.
In Boissevain Virginia the Vacation Bible School opens Monday at 9 a.m. a union effort by the Methodist and Baptist churches enrolls children at the Baptist church to start the work Friday. Intermediate and junior classes meet at the Baptist church while primary and beginner classes use the school building due to new Sunday school rooms. A parsonage is planned with work hoped to begin by July 15. Mrs H T Davis entered the sanitarium for a minor operation and treatment and is reported improving at home Diplomat. Dorothy Wainwright recovers from influenza and other locals share health notes.
Mrs George Loving hosted a bridge club gathering in the Moose lodge Blue room with rose decor and a dessert service. Prizes were awarded to Mrs H F Brooks and Mrs A T Hall while guests included Mrs N F Covflon and Mrs Andrew Sironko from Gary and others. Local visits and family updates fill the rest of the column.
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