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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1916

Page

3

Light and music ads and local notices in Bluefield paper

A collage of small ads and notices includes lamp sales Easley Penn Drug Co. insurance offerings E. H. J. Easley Agency studio notices James Elmer Brown music studio open all summer with piano and organ instruction at Union Bank building town notices pauper farm sale Mercer county bid date July 3 1916 Bluefield to Tazewell auto service times Wear Ever demonstration postponed weather and traffic items and storm damage in Williamson and coal fields with reports of basements flooding and building material washed away.

James Elmer Brown Union Bank Mercer County Princeton West Virginia J. C. Pack Virginia Williamson

Special Oxford Sale and Local Advertisements

Fire insurance handled by E H Easley Insurance Agency. Miss Gertrude Watts piano and voice teacher continues summer class and a daily small children class from two to three with special rates. Howard & Foster Ox Fords sale at $2.85. Easley Anderson Company. 17 2t 5 and 10c Store. Ladies openwork grass hats today 10c. Commercial Café serves jumbo frogs live crabs lake trout and new vegetables. Promotions: Radford division brakemen Rawson Flanary H S Myers Jessie Watson S H Agee and E M Camden promoted to conductors.

Gertrude Watts L. Su-Tu-Th-Su Howard & Foster Oxfords Easley-Anderson Company Rawson Flanary H. 8S. Myers Jessie Watson S. H. Agee EM. Camden Radford Yester

Asylum Patient Recaptured After Escape

Sam Haizlip escaped from Southwest Virginia Hospital at Marion and was recaptured in Cincinnati. Baldwin-Felts agents brought him to Bluefield and turned him over to the asylum superintendent who arrived yesterday. Haizlip, a former schoolteacher, was held in Cincinnati before origin was confirmed.

Asylum Sam Haizlip Southwest Virginia Marion Cincinnati Bluefield Baldwin-Felts Haizlip

Recruit from Kegley joins to face Army exam in Columbus

James P. Brown of Kegley is sent from the local station to Columbus Barracks Ohio for final examination for entrance into the United States Army. He favors the infantry branch after passing preliminary tests before Captain Dorsey Cullen, district commander, who was in town yesterday. A second No 4 special train from St. Louis arrives Bluefield with Democrats attending a convention.

James P. Brown Kegley Columbus Barracks Ohio United States Army Brown Dorsey Cullen Bluefield St. Louis

Remains of Little Mary Farris sent for burial

The one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Farris died at home on Bluefield Avenue Thursday night and her body was taken to Lurich for burial. The Master of the House will be shown at Colonial theater today with Julius Steger and Broadway players. U D C bake sale Saturday at Bluefield Gas and Power Co Kelley and Moyer building. Fire Company No 1 found no blaze after 12 30 noon false alarm from Monroe street box No 23.

Lurich Mary Farris Will Farris Bluefield Avenue Colonial Theater Julius Steger Bluefield Monroe Street

Pop-Up Journal Listings Spark Interest in City

A readable fragment notes a surge of pop up journal events in the city with residents and organizers hosting spontaneous reads and discussions. The items highlight community engagement and local coverage of short term pop up venues.

Masked men accused in political ballot theft scheme

In Hlouse precinct a conspiracy allegedly planned to mask two armed men and send them into the election room after dark to seize and destroy the ballot box. A Bull Moose allot was found on a hill near the polling place as the only trace.

Hlouse

Sunday in the Churches Services across denom inations

Catholic mass 9 30 a m at Sacred Heart Holy name meeting 7 30 p m 134 Preston St Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 a m and 8 p m Rev J W Lykins new pastor everyone welcome First Baptist Sunday school 9 30 FE R Christie superintendent preaching 11 a m Senior B Y P U 7 p m Junior at 7 p m Bland Street Methodist services 9 30 Sunday school 11 and 8 p m Rev B E Wiley presiding Senior league 7 15 midweek prayer 8 p m Wednesday Teachers meeting 7 30 p m Calvary Baptist 9 45 a m school H A Lilly superintendent preaching 11 a m and 8 p m Rev Jas H Franklin morning subject Enlisting for Service evening The Second Coming of Christ B Y P U 7 p m prayer Wednesday 8 p m subject Ministering to Others Rev H Bass pastor Bible school 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m and 8 p m Red Men address by pastor morning and evening Christian Endeavor 7 p m parsonage Public invited to all services.

Church of the Sacred Heart Holy Name Preston Street J. W. Lykins First Baptist FE. R. Christie Harrys. Mabie Bland Street Calvary Baptist H. Bass

Worship Services Prominent at Presbyterian and Immanuel Lutheran Churches

Both churches announce a full Sunday program. Presbyterian invites all to 9:30 Sunday school and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. sermons by Rev. Samuel W. Moore with hymns by Miss Homer and Mrs. Howell. 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Immanuel Lutheran at Mercer and Duhring streets led by Rev. J. B. Moose holds 11 a.m. sermon on Christian Education, 6 p.m. sermon on The Conversion of the Philippian Jailor, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School with W. J. Cole superintendent, and Wednesday prayer at 8 p.m. with Psalm 13 study. cordial invitation to strangers.

Presbyterian B. Harmoeck Samuel W. Moore Christ Homer Lynchburg Howell Christian Endeavor Society Immanuel Lutheran Church Mercer and Duhring Streets J. B. Moose W. J. Cole

Warrant Issued for Clifford Kilmer Linked to Thefts

A dozen suspects are named in theft cases. Clifford Kilmer, linked to Green's shop by Norfolk and Western wire and Pocahontas Brass, has vanished since the warrant's issuance. Kilmer is believed to be at large while investigators pursue leads.

Clifford Kilmer Green Norfolk and Western Wire Pocahontas Company Kilmer

Job Cooper Dead in Pearisburg Virginia

Job Cooper father of the late John Cooper of Coopers died at his home in Pearisburg Virginia from heart and kidney problems. Funeral held at his residence Thursday afternoon with interment in the family cemetery. He leaves a widow six children and many friends. Attending from the field were Mrs John Cooper Mrs W H Thomas J R Shanklin Joseph Pabbury all relatives of the deceased.

Job Cooper John Cooper Coopers Pearisburg Cooper W. H. Thomas J. R. Shanklin Bramwell Joseph Padbury Coaldale Deased

Public Reception for Delegates in Kingston Hall

A public reception for visiting delegates was held in Kingston Hall last night in Charleston. The event drew a large, cordial crowd and was thoroughly enjoyed by attendees and organizers alike.

Charleston Kingston Hall Colored Medical Society

Two Mingo County Men Plead Guilty in Election Fraud

Linko Blankenship and Noah Lester pleaded guilty in federal court Charleston to election fraud charges. Judge delayed judgment to September Huntington term. bonds set at 2500 dollars each. Prosecutors seek coordinated resolution of all twelve indicted defendants.

Linko Blankenship Noah Lester Mingo County Federal Grand Jury Charleston Huntington War Eagle Rock

Junk dealer held for action of grand jury

Thomas J. Green a junk dealer in this city was held in $1000 bond after a preliminary hearing on charges of stealing metals from the Pocahontas Coal and Coke Co Appalachian Power Co and the Norfolk and Western railway. Metals included copper wire aluminum wire and brass axle bases. The Cohen case was withdrawn and four others remain under bond with warrants issued for more than half of the group.

Thomas J. Green Justice of the Pearte Chambers Green Pocahontas Coal and Coke Co Appalachian Power Company Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Western Pocahontas Company M. Cohen Huntington

Thanking friends for kindness after my wife's death

I wish to thank my friends for the kindness and sympathy shown me during the sickness and death of my dear wife. B. H. Akers, Gilliam, W. Va.

B. H. Akers Gilliam, W. Va

Destiny Three Act Exssanay Drama At 7 40

Tonight at 7 40 the Exssanay three act drama Destiny screens starring Bryant Washburn and Ruth Stonehouse. The program showcases a romantic tale with evolving fate and public interest in silent cinema.

Bryant Washburn Ruth Stonehouse

Charleston Next Year West Virginia Medical Society Session

The second day of the West Virginia Medical Society meeting in Charleston focused on the surgical section with clinics at Lomax Hospital and Mercer Sanitarium. Dr. A. M. Curtis, former surgeon in chief at Freedmen’s Hospital, gave demonstrations. Dr. N. L Edwards of Bluefield was elected president. Dr. Andrew Brown of Charleston, vice president. Dr. R. L Jones of Charleston, secretary and treasurer.

West Virginia Medical Society Colored Lomax Hospital Mercer Sanitarium A. M. Curtis Freedmans Hospital Washington, D. C N. L Edwards Bluefield Andrew Brown Charleston R. L Jones

Pythians Elect Officers at Bluefield Lodge No 153

At the last regular convention Bluefield Lodge No 153 elected officers for the term. Thomas H. Scott is chancellor commander with C C Hill vice chancellor A A Angrist prelate George C Mitchell master of work M A Gentry master at arms Sam L Jones inside guard A H Lurber outside guard Walter L Adkins keeper of records and seal Harry Shepherd master of finance Joseph Shelton master of exchequer Samuel Dudley Edwards trustee for three years. A H Lurber retires as chancellor commander. Memorial service planned with time and place to be announced.

Bluefield Lodge Thomas H. Scott C. C. Hill A. A. Angrist George C. Mitchell M. A. Gentry Sam L. Jones A. H. Lurber Walter L. Adkins Harry Shepherd Joseph Shelton Samuel Dudley Edwards

Sunday School Picnic Planned at Hancock Home

The Presbyterian Sunday school schedules a large picnic next Thursday afternoon at C. B. Hancock's home replacing the usual away outing. Hancock has been the host and organizer for the event.

Presbyterian Sunday School C. B. Hancock Mr. Hancock

Picnic to be held on June 22 at favorable lawn site

The Sunday school extends thanks to a faithful superintendent and offers his lawn for a picnic. The event will start in the afternoon with supper at 6:30 pm. Dr Harry G Steele chairs the planning committee and urges all Sunday school members and their baskets to attend for a pleasant social evening.

Harry G .Steele

Thousand Attend Norfolk and Western Brotherhood Meet

One thousand visitors are expected for a two day session of the four transportation brotherhoods of the Norfolk and Western system in the city today and tomorrow. Committees say all is ready for the first general meeting ever held. Business sessions are today with a public program at Bland Street Methodist Church this evening.

Four Transportation Brotherhoods Norfolk and Western System Transportation Brotherhoods Bland Street Methodist Church

Jesse James Next at Elks Opera House

The Lewis Oliver Players stage Jesse James at Elks' opera house Monday through Wednesday next week with new ideas including Tex Perry's rope spinning exhibition at 7 30 p m each evening. Slim Taylor bets to ride any mule in the county for money marbles or chalk as part of the event a band concert adds free entertainment outside the theatre nightly.

Lewis-Oliver Jesse James The Elks’ Opera House Tex Perry Perry Taylor

Guarantee Tied to Local Agent A A Boothe

All work guaranteed or money refunded by our local agent A A Boothe Virginia Laundry Co It.

A. A. Boothe Virginia Laundry Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Easley Penn Drug Co Automobile E. H. J. Easley Insurance Agency Fallon, Florist Roanoke Pach W. H.ningham Wilitcfield Normal and Siness College City Bluefield-to-Tazewell Auto Bluefield Taxicab Company Ladies’ Missionary Society Myers Betwen Gary Overland Princeton Avenue Tazewell Street Charles Richman Vitagraph Richman Presbyterian Church Susie Homer A. L. Jackson Union Street Miss Slomer First Presbyterian Church CC. P. Howell Heaven Is Home E. H. Easley Insurance Agency Stieff Honaker Bluefield's Equitable Motion Picture Corporation Presents Julies Stiger In Alexander Cut Folwer 2. W. VA Church of God First Christian Richard White Pharmacy Johan Cooper Cohen Elkis’ Opera House Pythians E. F. McKinney Watchmaker Henry Rodgin Co Cparamount Pictures Laura Geo. H. Hill Thornton Building Bluefield, W. VA Isadore Cohen Bluefield Taxi CO Tazewell W. VA
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