Membership Growth Reflects 12500 Protected By Hospitals
The Associated Hospitals, Inc. protected 12,500 people as of January 1 this year. Records show steady membership gains since formation. For 1940 the association paid out $120,489.25 covering 77 percent of member expenses, with 2,195 admitted to hospitals and 6,239 outpatients served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Hospitals Inc
Associated Hospitals, Inc
W. A. McCue
Mercer
McDowell Counties
See Physician Regularly Is Advice Of Pharmacists
Pharmacy urges public to consult physicians regularly and praises drug laws, noting pharmacists serve public health and support medical practice. Goodykoontz Drug Stores advertise careful prescriptions and prompt delivery. A long list from Bluefield shopping and service firms follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmacy
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
New National Cleaners Delivers Quick Pick Up Service
New National Cleaners offers at your door pickup for suit cleaning with a one day turnaround. Returns look like new spots and wrinkles vanish and colors revive through expert cleaning and pressing. Prices guaranteed within your budget and customers are told to visit frequently to revitalize wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cleaners
National
New National Cleaners
Last Cases Called in Martinsburg Violence Probe
The remaining cases from the Stoc company strike outbreaks in Martinsburg West Virginia are set to be called on Wednesday. More than 50 defendants face both felony and misdemeanor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsborg
W. Va
Stoc
Summer enrollment grows at West Virginia Business College
The summer term has 45 new students with total attendance about 200 as defense programs strain the employment office. Night classes run through summer and August vacation is shortened. Fall term enrollment already started and is expected to exceed last year. The college joins national efforts to supply stenographers and bookkeepers for defense agencies and businesses. Public invited to visit and view the well equipped quarters and student work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Vir—o Business College
West Virginia Business College
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Logan OPS Report Increased Output
Logan West Virginia reports show coal operators stating last week’s output was the second highest since commercial opening. Weekly production averaged about 404100 tons since April shutdown, with a total near 4220500 or close to the August 1927 all time high, suggesting no let up in output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Va
Offer to Mediate Strike Is Renewed
Charleston West Virginia June 16 State Labor Commissioner Charles J F Sattler renewed his offer to mediate the 600 worker strike at the Follawsbee and East Steubenville tar processing plants of the Koppers company The commissioner said talks with the United Mine Workers over a 10 cent wage increase had broken down and mediation was sought to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Follawsbee
East Steubenville
Koppers Company
Charles J. F. Sattler
United Mine Workers
State Health Department
West Virginia
Hampshir County
Ohio
Navy recruitment moves to army offices in Bradmann Building
Recruiting for the navy will be conducted in the army recruiting office in the Bradmann building until the federal court session ends. Officer R C Clontz said the hours will be Monday evenings from to 9 o clock. After June 28 the local naval office will relocate to the post office building.
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Federal Court
Navy
Army Recruit Office
Bradmann
Recrui
R. C. Clontz
Ice
Naval Office
Post Office
Car overturns injures Gullion near Williamson
Gullion of 1109 Bluefield sustained minor injuries when his car overturned Sunday evening just east of Williamson He suffered no broken bones but was confined to his bed for several days The report notes railroads expect 1000 new locomotives by October 375 steam and 625 electric and diesel electric units not in existence when the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Williamson
Bowling Made Easy With Proper Bowling Equipment
A guide to selecting gear for bowling and mastering grip and release. It covers choosing a ball with two or three holes, finger span, and how to hold and release the ball for spins. Tips emphasize natural grip, avoiding over-tight thumbs, and practice at a tavern offering summer pricing through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Commerce Building
Mercer Board No 1 Questionnaires Mailed to Registrants
Questionnaires were mailed to registrants listed with order numbers 2326 through 2337 in Bluefield and nearby towns. Names include Arthur Proffitt, Ray Wilson Saunders, Okey Bay Bros, William Neal, Samuel Thomee Poca Fuel Co, Carl Albert Porterfield, Rudolphus Lee Robinson, Hershell Eugene Call, Fred Kenneth Witt, and others. The record places Bluefield W Va and Princeton W Va with associated employers and employment statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eustace Wright
N. i& W. Railway
Bluefield
W. Va
Charles Austin Cave
Board of Education
W Va
Douglas James Hench
L. W. Am
Roland Aubrey Eubank
Crowder Freeman
James Newton
Kenneth Jennings
Thomas Eugen Dean
Elmer McLaine
Eee Tabor Bros. Dairy
William Gordon Las
Ee Brokerage Co
W. V
Frank Hammond Fitch, Jr
J. H. Hoge
Robert Aleck Nash
E Blackburn Morrison
Equitable Life Ins. Co
Agen Buford
McComas
Lela Wilson
W. Bailey
Herbert
Macinfrey
Bernard Ye
Linus Worth Bewit
O. Luke's Hospital
Paul Watson Selves Woods
Eastern Coal Corp
Eugene Harvey
Meg
Darney Minor Trice
State of W. Va
Royce Bailey
Ponte Vista
Aeners
Robert McGrant
Stewart Richard White
WPA
Archie Glen Ferrell
Bluefield Telephone Co
Grover George Larue
J. B. Kahle
Dwight Delwood Coleman
James Tate McClung
Bluefield Hardware Co
Walter Owen Kaylor
National Elec
Coll
William Henry Watson
Oe Supply Co
Claude Elmer Compton, Jr
Eee — & Tire Co
James William
S.C. Sarver
Clayton Wiley Lovell Cole Baking Co
William Wade
Arthur Proffitt
Loyer
Will O'Dell
Can
H. Berrym
Okey Bay Bros
Truxie Lee Sapiens
William Bg ‘Neal
Princeton
Samuel
Leslie's Diner Tops Bluefield Popularity
Leslie's Diner in Bluefield is praised for top quality meats and expert cooking. The article notes strong hamburger and sandwich offerings and recommends a visit near Scott and Federal streets. It also mentions after theater snacking and lists high customer praise.
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Leslie
Bluefield
Leslie’s
Leslie's
Nathermore
West Virginia
Scott and
Federal Streets
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Tom Flame
Bluefield Gas Company
New Jew National
NEW National
Welding School, Inc
Bland Street
Welch
Little French Beauty Academy Coal and Coke Bidg
Bivefield, W- V
Peoklet
J. Mar
Bivetels
Coal and Coke
First National Bank
Platnick Bros
McCormick
Carter
Bland At
Goforth Freight Line
Grundy War Yaeger
Pineville
Glen Rogers
Mullens
Winding Gulf Beckley Hinton Rainelle
Narrows Blackshore
Radford
Pulaski
Bluefield, W. VA
Logan Ops
Army
Law & Commerce
Blurfield
Wee Pianos
Lowman Music, Inc
Raleigh ST. Sluefield, W. VA
North Tazewell, Va
W. Cecil
Mgr
L. E. Anderson
Sec
Treas
Y Mercer
Life Insurance
Hal C. Laughridge
uIe
Provident Life & Accident Insurance CO
Bluefield W. VA
Appalachian
Commerce and Federal
Scott Street
N&w
Bluefield Cab Co
Renna
ROYAL
Laundry & Cleaners
Bland
Bluefield Telephone Company
Eley Realty Company
Tom Eley
Real Estate
Bland St
Milk Service
Ms An
Robert &. Walker
Bluefield Ave
Kezime
Sonesnaeie
West Virginia Water Service Company
Tazewell Orange Fruit
Chicago House Furnishing Co
Bluefield, VA
MacLevy
Kearns
Thelma Kearns
Coal & Coke Building
Community Savings and Loan Company
Elks’ Building
Hawkins
BOIC
Raleigh St
Tire & Tread CO
Bluefield W.va
Glen Lyn Cinder Block Corporation
Glen Lyn
P. O
Nhl
Citizens
Buefeld
Kandis Bros
Princeton Ave
H. C. Crews Mill-Work CO
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