Fire Prevention Day Aims To Cut Insurance Rates In Bluefield
Bluefield backs fire prevention drive led by chamber of commerce. A 30 to 40 member team will inspect local business premises to remove hazards and may help secure lower rates, while films The Red Carnival and Flaming America play at Colonial and Granada theatres to stress safety.
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Bluefield
Observaton
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Speore
Careas
America
Colonial
Granada
Fire Prevention Department of Western Actuarial Bureau of
Ohio
West
Colonial Theatre
Granada Thursay
Treatment offers hope for epilepsy sufferers
An ad from R Lepso of Milwaukee Wisconsin claims a new treatment stops fits for epileptics. He offers free treatment to all sufferers and invites letters from those not yet helped to receive the remedy at once.
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R. Lepso
Island Ave
Milwaukee
Wis
R. Lepsond
Ady
Meaning of the Cross in Christian Redemption and Surrender
The cross embodies the law of vicarious suffering where the innocent bear the world’s sin. For Jesus it fulfills the Father’s will, revealing God’s love and completing redemption. Believers are called to share in that sacrifice, surrender to God, and live in love as the world is transformed by grace.
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Jeane
Jesus
Calvary
God
Christ
John
St. Paul
Jegna
Paul
Tent Meeting 16 Draws Crowds in Pounding Mill Va
Reverend Tommy Martins tent meeting draws neighbors and farther as Rev Kirk of Clinchfield preaches fine sermons and several have been saved baptized sanctified and seek the Holy Ghost. The event likely ends Sunday night with members attending various local notices and family visits described throughout the report.
Family of Eleven Is Well Educated
Camden Ark June 16 The MecGills of Arkansas claim a world's education record in a family of eleven. All eleven children are graduates of advanced schools and ten hold university degrees. C W McGill finished at Jamman Watchmaking school St Louis 1908. Dr A G McGill X ray specialist graduated Tulane 1906 and Vanderbilt 1916. Eight other family members attended University of Arkansas.
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Camden
Ark
MecGills
Arkansas
M. W. McGill
C. W. McGill
Jagaman Watchmaking School
St. Louis
A. G. McGill
Tulane University
Vanderbilt
University of Arkansas
Local Social Notes Highlight Travel and Visits
end with her mother Mrs. Hallie McGhee Mrs Hattie R Harman Yukon W Va was here Wednesday Mrs C H Frazer and Peggy have returned from a visit to Radford and Tines Mrs W B Steele leaves today for Anderson Ind to attend the Worlds Camp meeting of the Church of God This is probably the seventh or eighth meeting she has attended and may write if time allows She plans to visit her sister in law Mrs R M Alder and family in Louisville on return away over three weeks Mrs Elmer McGee will send in items while Mrs Steele is away Mrs Ernest Jones and little daughter Marie of Tennessee are visiting parents Mr and Mrs James Mulkey and family Mrs Henry Christing is recovering from a severe cold of several days
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Pounding Mill
Tommy Martin
Kirk
Clinchfield
Bandy
Clarence Hinkle
John Thompson
Elmer McGhee
James Mulkey
Laura Myers
Lou Ella Myers
Susie Mulkey
Clarence
Tom Mulkey
Hurley McGhee
Billy
A. H. Foster
Radford
James Osborne
Raven
Wesley Hubbard
Clinch River
Alex Riley
P. H. Howell
India
Henry Howell
Bobbie
Tazewell
Rex Steele
John B. Gillespie
Catherine Lee
Mary Jane
Johnnie
Cedar Bluff
W. B. Steele
James Johnson
William Shepherd
North Carolina
Felix Dills
Jewell Ridge
State of Washington
Cyntha Quesenberry
Billie
Mary Bruster
Byrd
W. J. Nunley
Richlands
G. A. Riley
Nell McGhee
Hemphill
W. Va
Hallie McGhee
Hattie R. Harman
Yukon
W Va
C. H. Frazer
Peggy
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
R. M. Alder
Louisville
Elmer McGee
Steele
Ernest Jones
Marie
Tennessee
Henry Christing
Wonder boy Edwin Syversrud graduates at age thirteen
Edinburg North Dakota June 16 Edwin Syversrud, hailed as a wonder boy, graduates from high school at 13 and serves as valedictorian with a four year average of 96 percent. He finished an eight year grade school in four years and may enroll at the University of North Dakota next fall.
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Edinnburg
N. D
Edwin Syversrud
North Dakota
Edwin
University of North Dakota
Scandinavian ships seek place on seal
Copenhagen June 16 One of the greatest problems of the Scandinavian countries is the increasing number of idle ships. Norway is hardest hit with more ships laid up than any other nation. Denmark and Sweden are also affected as weekly reports show further tonnage is laid up. An organized laying up scheme tied to mutual insurance is proposed, but would require international cooperation and offers only a makeshift solution. World tonnage exceeds demand, shipping men say, and better conditions are unlikely for a long time.
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Copenhagen
Scandinavian Shipping Gazette
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Ganized
Studebaker
Erskine
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William E. Gilroy
D. D
The
Congregationalist
Cross
Golgotha
Eloi
Lama Eabachthani
Elias
MAY Motor CO
Bland Street
Durant
BRZAR
American Automobile Association
Tudebaker
Binefield Ave
Cedan Bluff Motor CO
Cedar Blot
Witten Pearisburg, Va
Exent
Bluefield, W. Va
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