Three Virginia gubernatorial contenders press campaigns
The three Virginia candidates George C. Peery W Worth Smith and Joseph T Deal held events and interviews as they campaign on issues including the short ballot tax relief and auto license fees. Deal touts rising support and plans a loudspeaker barnstorming tour across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
George C. Peery
Tazewell
W. Worth Smith
Lourea
Joseph T. Deal
Norfolk
Deal
New Deal
Smith
Mr. Deal
Peery
Huey Long
Harman Lodge Masons Honor Older Members in Bluefield
Members of Harman lodge 222 A. F. and A. M. Bluefield Virginia held a special meeting to honor older past grand masters. J E Baylor L J Barbee J B Saunders spoke as Dr H B Frazier read names. past grand masters from 1893 to 1921 attended alongside younger members. The three story brick building houses a drug store on the first floor and a dining hall on the second with lodge rooms above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman’ Lodge
A. F
A. M
Bluefield
Virginia
J. E. Baylor
East
L. J. Barbee
West
J. B. Saunders
Baylor
Barbee
Mr. Saunders
H. B. Frazier
J. B. Baylor
Col. J. B. Saunders
R. L. Gillespie
C. W. Gills
E. H. Harman
M. G. Witten
W. Va
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Order
The
Masons
Hand Injury Sidelines Local Fire Captain Ray Barnett
Ray Barnett the captain of the local fire department is nursing a sore hand after a small piece of steel embedded itself in his hand several days ago. The incident prompted medical evaluation and a short recovery period for the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Barnett
Virginia side visitors tourquarries and host visits
A. S. Wright and J. F. Matthews are in Georgia and Carolinas visiting quarries and plan to return early next week. Miss Beatrice Hood of Philadelphia spent time with Miss Vera L. Wright and the pair visited Abingdon and Bristol. Mrs. T. McCall Frazier of Richmond and her mother, Mrs. L. M. Bowman, visit the Frazier family, while Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Witten and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Callaway return from a week camping trip in Bland county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wright
J. FE. Matthews
Georgia
Carolinas
Beatrice Hood
Philadelphia
Vera L. Wright
Miss Wright
Miss Hood
Abingdon
Bristol
T. McCall Frazier
Richmond
L. M. Bowman
H. B. Frazier
E. B. Witten
E. L. Callaway
Bland County
Pounding Mill Man Urged to Enter Race
In Bluefield Virginia Captain M. Hunter of Pounding Mill is again mentioned in Democratic circles for the Tazewell county house of delegates nomination. Hunter has long been supported by friends for this office and is superintendent of the Pounding Mill Quarries, known in educational civic and business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Virginia
M. Hunter
Pounding Mill
House of Delegates
Tazewell County
Foodstuffs Provided for Sarver Family in Bluefield
A paper report of the Sarver family’s plight spurred Bluefield residents to donate $15 in provisions. Magistrate B. M. Newman, L. Weeks, Dennis Garlick, and W. L. Burton led the effort. Burton and Officer Patton delivered the supplies to Mrs. Sarver, whose children danced with joy as the home received its first real food in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Sarver
Virginia Side Days Meet This Afternoon
The dry forces of Bluefield Virginia will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock in Palmer hall to complete their organization. All prohibition supporters and opponents of repealing the eighteenth amendment are invited. The meeting will be called to order promptly at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Palmer Hall
Friends of
Prohibition
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at West Graham M E Church
The Woman's auxiliary of the West Graham Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of the
West Graham M. E
Whopper fish stories promised for a summer feature
With the bass season opening on July 1 the wild animal editor aims to publish big fish yarns this summer. Tales recall the monster carp at Cedar Bluff dam pulled Bill Fields around like a motor boat and a monster trout halting Shawver's Mill on Cove Creek. Anglers invite contributions to the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Animal
Grundy
Bill Fields
Cedar Bluff
Fields
Cove Creek
Shawver's Mill
Cure for rheumatism claimed after home fire at Callaway place
A Friday evening fire at H. C. Callaway’s home began in a meter box but caused only minor damage. The blaze was discovered by Miss Thelma Phiegar as the fire siren sounded, and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Callaway
Thelma Phiegar
Sixteen Speckled Hound Pups At Wright's Valley
Motor to Wright's valley to see Charlie Holbrook's sixteen speckled hound pups descendants of Old Limber, the famed fox hound once owned by Alf Taylor. Old Limber's portrait hangs in Tennessee's state capitol in Nashville. J. W. Mowles of Welch and Holbrook are charter members of the Bluegrass Fox Hunters' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright's Valley
Charlie Holbrook
Alf Taylor
Tennessee
Nashville
J. W. Mowles
Welch
Mr. Mowles
Mr. Holbrook
Bluegrass Fox Hunters’ Association
Campers Return From Mountain Sojourn To City
Several campers who lived on bull frogs and enjoyed sun baths returned to the city last night while others plan to travel to Bland and Clear Fork this week. The region has become a regular mecca for campers with many cabins established to accommodate summer loungers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Fork
Can Food Drive Aims To Stock Winter Pantries
The committee urges housewives and others to can all they can as a bumper crop of fruits and berries ripens. If everyone fulfills their duty in canning, no one should go hungry next winter. Old timer warns of hornets nesting in fence corners signaling a calm season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old‘imer
Early harvest linked to prior heat wave of peak wheat ripening
A report notes that the recent three day heat spell accelerated the wheat crop causing an unusually early harvest. Observers claim the scorching weather last week hastened ripening across fields and led to an earlier harvest than normal.
Nest scene in Lovers Lane shows birds as friends
Ward Hughes of Bluefield observes a goldfinch mother push a chick from the nest and a girl rescues it, while noting young birds attempt flight early. The report also mentions Czechoslovakia reorganizing unemployment relief from dole to work program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hughes
Bluefield
Lover's Lane
Mr. Hughes
Czechoslovakia
Yards VA Notes and Local Visits
In Yards Virginia on June 17 Lawrence Moore and Pauline Bailey of Amo nate visited Mrs J F Shrewsbury. Mrs Rhoda Anderson of Bel springs visits relatives here. Mrs Fannie Tabor improving from illness. Stella Gordon of Coopers visits Mr and Mrs J F Page. Davis Bowman family and Walter Page family visiting in North Carolina. Bill White extended visit to Northfork with father. Mrs Kermit Anderson ill. J H Houston and Harry Murray of Pocahontas visit Ethel Crawford. Callie Fulford improving from illness.
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Northfork
Kermit Anderson
J. H. Houston
Harry Murray
Pocahontas
Ethel Crawford
Callie Fulford
Pounding Mill Christian Endeavor Meeting
Christian Endeavor services were held at Union church Tuesday night led by Mary W Petite. The program included Ruth Ringstaff Elmer McGee Carl Johnson Anna Lee Thomas and Charlotte Asbury with the subject How Can We Improve Our Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pounding Mill
Christian Endeavor
Union Church
Mary W. Petite
Ruth Ringstaff
Elmer McGee
Carl Johnson
Anna Lee Thomas
Charlotte Asbury
Endeavor Society Meeting at Church of God
The Young People's Endeavor society met at the Church of God on Thursday night with Miss Pauline Brewster leading. The program featured Miller Christian Allaine Childress Mrs. Lambert W. B. Steele Mary Lowe Blaine Christian Mrs. Simpson and Mr. Simpson.
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Young People’s Endeavor Society
Church of God
Pauline Brewster
Miller Christian
Allaine Childress
Lambert
W. B. Steele
Mary Lowe
Blaine Christian
Simpson
Missionary Society Meeting Reported for Tuesday Afternoon
The Christian Missionary society convened Tuesday at 2 30 PM. On the program were Mrs. Martha Sparks Mrs. E T Sparks Mrs. James Brewster and Mrs. C H Robinette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Missionary Society
Martha Sparks
T. Sparks
James Brewster
C. H. Robinette
Methodist and community events in Tazewell area
Mrs Hallie McGee Mrs Rex Steele and Billy Steele attended a Methodist conference in Tazewell. Ed McGuire and wife from Thompson Valley were weekend guests of Mrs Robert Potts. The Tazewell Christian Endeavor Union of Presbyterian church will host a program Tuesday night. The Methodist Missionary society met Wednesday with Mrs Jennie Porter and Mrs W B Grear leading. Other participants listed include Mrs Wyrene Maxwell Mrs R A Craig Mrs James Johnson Mrs Rex Steele Mrs Jim Hunter Mrs Hallie McGee Mrs Ella Peery Mrs W L Spratt Pansy Mutter Sada Mowery May Turner and Mrs W B Steele. Andy Mulkey fell from a cherry tree injuring his back chest and finger. Mr and Mrs Dan Gerald and son Dick of Williamson and Miss Margaret Harper of Draper were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H T rayer and daughters Louise and Peggy. Mrs Tiny Trivett Maxwell and Mrs Fred Peery of Cucumber W Va Miss Beulah Hoops and Mrs Herbert White of Maxwell visited Andy Mulkey and son Sunday. S T and Norman Sparke suffered sun stroke Wednesday while working with railroad forces. Mrs Rex Steele and Billy Steele returned from a visit to relatives at Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie McGee
Rex Steele
Billy Steele
Tazewell
Ed McGuire
Thompson Yaley
Robert Potts
Draper
Floyd
State stamp tax on 3.2 wine ordered in West Virginia
West Virginia regulators proposed a 25 cent per quart stamp tax on medicina wines and tonics above 3.2 percent, to apply to druggists with permits and licenses. Manufacturers face 25 dollar annual tax, wholesale dealers pay the same, and retailers other than druggists pay 10 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Fred L. Fox
Tazewell plans horse show as CCC camp shifts location
Civilian Conservation Corps workers relocate from John Lambert property near Bandy to Dry Fork on Beavers farm to secure water and power. The 204-man camp, under Army supervision and state forestry direction, remains for about three weeks. nine quit but may be replaced. A planned Burke’s Garden Mountain road project and a July 4 horse show at Tazewell Fairgrounds draw local and regional entrants for cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Civilian Conservation Corps
John Lambert
Bandy
Dry Fork
A. R. Beavers
Regular Army
Thomas H. Gillespie
Witten Mill
State Forestry Department
Burke's Garden Mountain
A. O. Jones
Weather swings in Tazewell county with frosts and heat
Over several weeks Tazewell experienced wide temperature swings from unusually cold late May to highs near ninety. Rain brought ground soaking rains Friday night and Sunday storms caused soil wash and hail in some areas. This week has seen continued cold nights around 40 with heavy frosts midweek and little crop damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Mrs Wilkerson Plans Studio Return After Roanoke Visit
Mrs R M Wilkerson who taught expression in the public schools for two years and recent visitors distant sections of the state has spent time with her ailing mother Mrs Maggie Hutton in Roanoke hospital She made a rapid business stop at Tazewell and then announced she will reopen her studio when the county school term starts indicating she will remain in the community next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Wilkereon
Maggie Hutton
Roanoke
Tazewell
Highway forces resume work on road near Tazewell
The state highway forces returned to the Cedar Bluff Richlands Jewell Ridge area and resumed work on the road adjacent to Tazewell. The newly graded project between North Tazewell and Cavitis Creek had been completed to the gratification of motorists who must traverse this route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Richlands
Jewell Ridge
Tazewell
North Tazewell
Cavitis Creek
Local Notes From Richlands and Nearby Towns
Richlands residents report several surgeries at local hospitals with Boyd Boggess Jr. and Peggy Flapary having tonsils removed. Various visits and travel include Miss Mary Carter in Tazewell and trips to Bristol and Bluefield for business and family events.
TAZEWELL PERSONALS UPDATE WITH VISITORS AND GUESTS
Local notices list visits and guests including F H Combs and family in East Tazewell, Miss Jean Cecil hosting Miss Alice Gibbs of Bluefield, Pansy Millard en route from Harrisville visiting Alice Millard in Jeffersonville, and Ruth Krister of Washington DC staying with Mr and Mrs J W McNeill in Catawba. The North Tazewell Community league meets Tuesday at 2 30 in the Methodist church. Mrs Robert E Elmore and daughter Katherine of Phoenix are visiting Prof Harry Elmore in Tazewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
F. H. Combs
Grundy
Noel M. Walker
E. R. Garst
Cincinnati
Mies Ruth Krister
Washington, d D. C
A. Z. Litz
P. Hoover
Catawba
J. W. McNeill
Dewey
Wynn
Roanoke
Detroit
North Tazewell
Local residents prepare summer plans and travels
Elmore and daughter plan a summer in Charlottesville while Mrs. Kitts attends her mother in Emporia. Several families and students travel between Lynchburg Richmond Farmville Petersburg Windsor and Farmville for visits, studies grades and summer housing in Tazewell and Charlottesville.
Moonlight Picnic Draws Raven Teens to Ball Park
Local youths from Raven gathered Tuesday night at the ball park for a moonlight picnic with games and races. Attendees included Mary Shreve Fannie Ratcliffe Wilma Kiel Virginia Robinson Ella Reedy Edith Buskill Edith Horton Bertha Shrader Alma Bales Alice Tuggle June Davis Virginia Davis Margaret Wilson and Margarette White plus Zammie Gillespie Beddie Welch Joe Harper Guy Davis Albert Horton Robert Tuggle Abery Wilson Jim Smith and Mr and Mrs Roy Reedy and George Stacy among others from Raven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven
Ball Park
Mary Shreve
Fannie Ratcliffe
Bluefield
Wilma Kiel
Grundy
Virginia Robinson
Ella Reedy
Edith Buskill
Edith Horton
Bertha Shrader
Alma Bales
Alice Tuggle
June
Virginia Davis
Margaret Wilson
Billy Gillespie
Margaret
4 H Club Holds Monthly Meeting And Picnic
The 4 H club held its monthly meeting Friday with Miss Vivian Waters in charge. Members enjoyed a picnic after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Vivian Waters
Delegates Return From Emory Conference
Misses Bertha Shrader Edith Horton Billy Gillespie Ella Reedy and Virginia Robinson returned from a conference in Emory Virginia where they served as delegates from the local league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Shrader
Edith Horton
Billy Gillespie
Ella Reedy
Virginia Robinson
Emory, Va
Local Visitors and arrivals fill town schedule
Miss Mary Shreve of Bluefield visits relatives here. Miss Wilma Kiel of Grundy guests Miss Virginia Robinson. H. White undergoes arm operation at Mattie Williams hospital. P. H. and J. C. Lambert of Bluefield travel to Lowland. Homer Norton of Cincinnati and H. E. B. Austin of Chicago visit Mrs. James Horton and Mrs. E Self. Aubrey Wilson in Bluefield. Ronda Herndon of Swords Creek stays in Raven. Local attendance at Bishop baseball game and Richlands Laymen's club services Sunday night. Mrs. W. W. Wilburn and family of Grundy in town Thursday. John M. White spends weekend in Grundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Boyd Boggess Jr
Peggy Flapary
Mattie Williams
Mise Louise Slaughter
Honaker
Richard Steele
Bluefield
Circle 1
S. Maxwell
H. B Saddler
Betty Hyatt
John Gerard
Pikeville
Mary M. Carter
Tazewell
A. H. Kelley
Francis Underwood
Margaret Steele
Jim Palmer
Bristol
Jack Pabst
Narcie
Grundy
Mary Carter Tuesaday
Bill Belcher
Winifred Horton
Chicago
Louise Gillespie
Nola Warner
Alice Orr
University of Virginia
Sid Lavender
Winifred McCall
Richmond
Harry Cieee
Carter
W. F. Harman
Williamson
T. H. Wilson
C. B. Lavender
Bill Hankins
Randy Boggess
Jeannett Hawkins
John RK. Boggess
Mary Shreve
Wilma Kiel
Virginia Robinson
Vo H. White
Mattie Williams Hospital
P. H
J. C. Lambert
Lown Pandas
Homer Norton
Cincinnati
James Horton
H. EB. Austin
E. Self
Aubrey Wilson
Ronda Herndon
Swords Creek
Raven
Bishop
W. W. Wilburn
John M. White
TAZEWELL FRIENDS URGE SELECTION OF THOMPSON
Tazewell Virginia June 17 Friends of State Senator Samuel J Thompson Tazewell s candidate for collector of internal revenue are reviving their effort to land the post for him He has been ill and underwent surgery but is now recovering and advancing toward full recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Samuel J. Thompson
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Bramwell Church
The Bramwell Methodist Church circle held its monthly meeting with Circle 2 leading. Mrs. E. B. Maxey presided, scripture read by Mrs. T. J. Thompson, and prayers offered. The group discussed Christian Social Relations and coalfield board news from Northfork, with reports on book donations and ongoing study circles. The session closed with prayer by President Mrs. S. H. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
W. Va
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Circle 2
BE. Maxey
T. J. Thompson
Annie Belle Bennett
J. F. Thornton
Lucy Haynes
R. W. Hill
Christian Social Relations
Thornton
Coalfield Board
Northfork
Jesus
Friendship Circle and
World Club
8. H. Austin
Bramwell Youth Rally at Coopers District Union Meet
The Bramwell young people at tending the Tri-district union meeting in Coopers Friday evening hiked the distance since space for cars could not accommodate longer travel. A fine meeting was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
Tri-district Union
Coopers
Children of the World club plan June coupon party
On Saturday, the Children of the World club and Friendship Circle met Rose Conner with fourteen members and two visitors present. Sylvia Powell, president, led the meeting and a coupon party at Mrs. Thornton's home on June 14 was decided. A group will present two dozen glasses to the church kitchen. The next meeting was set for Friday at 2 PM with Jewel Bennett on Bramwell Hill. Bramwell and Simmons members were asked to gather at Mrs. Thornton's at 1:30 and all attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the World Club and Friendship Circle
Rose Conner
Sylvia Powell
Mrs. Thornton
Church
Jewel Bennett
Bramwell Hill
Bramwell
Simmons
Frost Grips Mountains Farm, Valley Roles Protect Crops
The region faced a cold spell last week with frost on Wednesday night killing vegetables in higher mountain gardens. In the valley, fog helped shield delicate plants, reducing overall damage.
Methodist church service features Oliver Stewart speaker
The public is invited to a morning service at eleven o clock at the Methodist church with Oliver Stewart of the Flying Squadron as the hour's speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stewart
Flying Squadron
Bramwell Personal Notes From Wytheville and Nearby Visits
Bernard Hughes spends the weekend with his father and brother in Wytheville Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Powell return from Madison Florida after the death of Mrs. Powell's mother Mrs. M A Lake. Little Miss Sarah Jane Perdue of Bluefield visits her grandmother Mrs. Ida Perdue. Ella and Frances Witt return from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Richardson. Mrs. J F Thornton attended Coalfield board meeting in Northfork. Ed and Dave Shrader attend funeral of their aunt Mrs. Johnson Duhring. Elizabeth Belcher visits Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Haynes. The Rev and Mrs H Austin Mrs T J Thompson John Blanton and Marvin Tomlison attend Bluefield meeting with Bishop Ainsworth at Bland Street church. Ethel Barton visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J T Berton. Mary Austin returns from Emory assembly of the Young People of Holston. Mrs. W S Phillips Marmet Phillips and Buell Allison motor to Tuckerton New Jersey to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shrader visit relatives in Christiansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and baby guest of Mr. and Mrs. M T Perry Bluestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell
Bernard Hughes
Wytheville
W. E. Powell
Madison
Fla
Powell
M.A. Lake
Sarah Jane Perdue
Bluefield
Ida Perdue
Ella
Frances Witt
Irvin Richardson
J. F. Thornton
Coalfield Board
Northfork
Dave Shrader
Johnson Duhring
Elizabeth Belcher
W. D. Haynes
H. Austin
T. J. Thompson
John Blanton
Marvin Tomlison
Canberra Citizens Resist Ouster Plan
Canberra residents oppose a plan to oust them as part of a push related to the Australian federal capital project. The campaign centers on safeguarding local governance and resisting forced relocation amid broader national development proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canberra Model City Faces Evacuation Debate
Residents organize a campaign to popularize a former sheep ranch now a near abandoned Cinderella city. The federal parliament was established here six years ago. The isolated new city costs the nation dearly and some Australians urge evacuation, while Canberrans enjoy a heavily subsidized city exempt from state taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Falls Mills Hometown Notes and Obits
Quite a number attended the burial of J Carl Bailey on Thursday. Link Carter of Springville visited relatives and friends here this week. Mrs L P Arritt of Akron Ohio and her nephew Carl Dille are guests of her mother Mrs I H Harry. Miss Evelyn Wells returns home from Bluefield college to Dubuque Iowa after a term away. Miss Clistie Chandler visits Narrows friends this week. Ruby Mitchell is ill with throat trouble. Mr and Mrs I B Maxwell, who spent a vacation at Maxwell, returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt Ratliff
Logan
Laurence Lowe
Bob Duff
James Aoeree
Helen McBraer
Portsmouth
Ohio
Joe White
Baby
T. Altizer
Helen Maxwell
KR. P. Ratliff
Alex Beavers
Paint Bank
J. T. Altizer
Kenneth Williams
Hubert Davie
Coeburn
Derri
Frank Douthin
Bluefield
Ifriends
Richlands
Falls Mills
Jaune
J. Carl Bailey
Link Carter
Springville
Dean couple welcome son born June 12 in Bud Alcon
Bud-Alpoca West Virginia June 17 Mr and Mrs McKinley Dean are the parents of a son born June 12 Mrs Dean was formerly Miss Ellen Titta Robert Atwood of Corinne visited friends here Sunday Mrs Earl Hash and children of Princeton visited relatives here Monday Mr and Mrs Wiley Richardson of Mullens were guests of Mr and Mrs L R Hash Sunday W B Belcher attended the Shriners meeting in Charleston last week Henry Dean of Tralee visited relatives here Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud-Alpoca
W. Va
McKinley Dean
Dean
Ellen Titta
Robert Atwood
Corinne
Earl Hash
Princeton
Wiley Richardson
Mullens
L. R. Hash
W. B. Belcher
Shriners
Charleston
Henry Dean
Tralee
Memorials Honor Local Figures In Public Ceremony
A city ceremony paid tribute to community leaders recognized for years of service. Officials from the mayor’s office and the historical society presented plaques while residents gathered at the park to reflect on shared heritage.
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Williams
NEA 5
Harman Lodge Masons
Virginia Side
Brumfield
Bluefield, Virginia
Sarver
Mecca
Canning
Yards
Mil, VA
W. B.arabes
Endeavor Society
Missionary Society
Tazewell, VA
J. W. Witten
Witten
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Tazewell Fairgrounds
R. R. Madron
Addie Munsey
Road Force Returns
Duffent
Allen B. Carter
W. P. Boggess
Oakvale
Ward
Pikeville, Ky
K. Huffman
M. B. Ratliff
Hargraves
Montvale
N. J
Miss Mable
Ed Clark
Eddie Steele
Petersburg
Farmville
Windsor
Royall
Archer Royall
Harry Elmore
State Teachers College
Jane Royall
Janie Jo
Charlottesville
Elmore
Katherine Jones
Colege
Thomas Worsham
Frank Bailey
Winston-Salem
B. W. Stras
A. P. Gillespie
Marion Avenue
Emory
Thompson
Bramwell, W. VA
Tri-District
UNION
HLS Malls
Our Free Chicago
Bors Laundry
Bud- Alp
W. W. Hiss
Helen Ross
Rials
Ant
Monument Co
Wright and Mathews
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