Death of Mrs Sallie Goodman Toney in West Virginia
Mrs Sallie Goodman Toney of Northfork widow of Henry C. Toney and mother of Lester G. Toney died at Princeton General Hospital after a relapse. Aged 70, she had moved from Scottsville Virginia to Salem and then Northfork. Surviving are Lester G. Toney and Blanch Toney. Remains to be moved to Scottsville Virginia for interment Monday. funeral train No 2 to transport the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Goodman Toney
Northfork
Henry C. Toney
Lester G. Toney
Bluefield
Princeton General Hospital
Toney
Princeton
Mercer Healing Springs
Henry Cc. Toney
Sallie Goodman
Scottsville
Albemarle County
Salem
Local Notables and Visitors Leave Bluefield for Trips and Visits
Mrs. C. EB. Painter lies seriously ill at her North Mercer Street home. Gladys Blankenship shows improvement at her North Mercer residence. C. B. Bell of Raphine Va. returns home after a brief visit with kin in the city. Stanard travels to Ohio and Missouri for a two week vacation. W. G. Baylor’s death prompts Mrs. Hicks and children to return from Bristol. J. H. Custard departs for Ohio Indiana Michigan on business. Mary Klipstein, attendant at Witt Evans wedding, heads to Cincinnati with Loyd Witt and spouse. Ford Anderson of Dublin Va. and family arrive in Bluefield to visit son Walter S. Anderson. Henry T. Martin of Roanoke attends U. T. C. convention in Lexington Ky. Martin stays Sunday with the Andersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blankenship
Fifth Street
C. EB. Painter
North
Mercer Street
Herbert Cooper
Welch
Gladys Blankenship
North Mercer Street
B. Bell
Raphine
Bluefield
Joe Dpd. Stanard
Daily Telegraph
Ohio
Missouri
W. B. Hicks
Bristol
W. G. Baylor
J. H. Custard
Dexter & Carpenter Company
Indiana
Michigan
Mary Klipstein
Witt- Evans
Cincinnati
Loyd Witt
Ford Anderson
Dublin
Coalwood
Walter 8. Anderson
Adams Street
Henry T. Martin
Roanoke
Lexington
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Anderson
Thrift Instruction Connected to West Virginia Summer Schools
New bulletins prepared for Superintendent George M. Ford outline correlating thrift with elementary subjects. Thrift instruction is to be taught in state summer schools as part of an Americanization program. Mary G. Shotwell authored the bulletin, detailing practical lessons, arithmet ic and civics ties, and a thrift bibliography. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Ford
Department of Education of
West Virginia
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Carpentier Focused on Beating Dempsey for July Title
Georges Carpentier and manager Francois Descamps ignore postfight plans. Their sole aim is to defeat Jack Dempsey on July 2. Descamps spoke for Dempsey about future plans, while Carpentier trained behind a barn and amused friends with a lawn-side stones task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descamps
Georges
Mormon Routed in Wordy Argument at Sermon Stand
Saturday night after Salvation Army services a Mormon missionary began preaching plural marriage. An Armenian preacher challenged him with sharp replies and drove the Mormon from the field after several wordy exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Armour-Mitchell wedding at Melody Farm Lake Forest
Miss Lola Armour daughter of J Ogden Armour and John J Mitchell Jr son of the Federal Reserve head wed this afternoon at Melody Farm Lake Forest. The ceremony was simple with about 500 guests and notable gifts include a golden key to Chicago from Mayor Thompson. Honeymoon planned in the Canadian northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lola Armour
J. Ogden Armour
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Federal Reserve Bank of the Seventh District
Melody Farm
Lake Forest
William Hale Thompson
Canadian Northwest
Body of Mrs Charles A Mitchell Exhumed and Transported
The body of Mrs Charles A Mitchell, buried five weeks in Gratton, Tazewell County, was exhumed yesterday and brought to Bluefield. It will be buried this afternoon at five on the Mitchell farm in South Bluefield with a service at the home led by Rev P P Hasselvan der. The coffin was opened and the body was found in perfect condition, embalmed by H G O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie Hartsock
F. A. Hartwock
Mendota
Washington County
St. A Uke's Hospital
Bluefield
Charles A. Mitchell
Gratton
Tazewell County
Mitchell Farm
South Bluefield
P. P. Hasselvander
Christian Church
H. G. O'Neil
Four Die in Interurban Crash Near Ann Arbor
Four persons were killed and six seriously injured with ten others hurt in a rear end collision of two westbound Detroit United Railway interurban cars near Ann Arbor. Some injured went to Ann Arbor hospitals, others to Jackson. A wooden car was telescoped by a steel car. cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Detroit United Railway
Ann Arbor
Occupants Suspect Arson In Davidson Street Fire
Fire heavily damaged a dwelling at 14 Davidson Street owned by Sherman Peterson. Investigators believe the blaze started in a basement closet and was arson. The home, valued around 3 000 dollars with 1 500 dollars insurance on the building, suffered 800 dollar damage to the structure. furniture was ruined by water. No one was home when the fire began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Peterson
Davidson Street
Harris
Austrian President Praises Hoover Child Feeding Work
New York June 18 The American Relief Administration issued a statement from President Hainisch of Austria praising the Hoover organization's child feeding program. He says American relief has saved Austrian children from malnutrition and aided adults, stabilizing the nation politically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Relief Administration
Hamiseh
Hoover Organization
Hainisch
Relief Administration
Austria
America
Gun barrels crafted for Mexico shock League council
Geneva reports that ten thousand gun barrels are being produced by an arms factory in Danzig under free city protection for Mexico. French representative Hanotaux voiced surprise at a League protected municipality making war material. The Danzig official said the order was placed last October, before the city’s constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Free City
Danzig
Mexico
Council
League of Nations
M. Hanotaux
Her Sahm
Young Woman Uses Mercury Poison in Desperate Act
Pansy Rice a nineteen year old waitress rooming at 162 Bluefield Avenue swallowed four tablets of bi chloride of mercury Friday night. Dr A H Hoge rushed to treat her with a stomach pump but Saturday night said recovery was unlikely. Despondency is listed as the cause while reports note new leather processing ventures in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Avenue
A. H. Hoge
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Coalfield
Harding
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Raleigh Street
Glenwood Park
E. W. Atkinson
Elks Theatre
C. A. Mitchell
Sun
Sweet Peas For Sale
L. W. Criner
Alex B. Mahood
First National Bank of Keystone
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Hecital
Lila T. Roberts
Ruth A. Waltz
Altamont
Altamont Hotel
Br. J. D. Bishop
St. Luke's Hospital
Civic Relief
Civic Relief Committee
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Frederick L. Black
Harold Black
Summers Street
Bluefield, W. Va
NEW Royal Cafe
Virginia
the White Pharmacy
Mennen
Fletcher
Woodbury
Jergen
the Flower Shop
Bland Street
Alexander Cut Flower and Plant Co
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Kelly & Moyer
Wright Milling Company
Alan Manby
King George of
England
Alexandria
Scottsville, Va
Ford
Telegraph
Dr. Reed
Cassey-Perkins
Law and Commerce Building
Sunshine Mary Anderson
Charlie Ray
Dempsey
Carpentier
Brigham Young Cult
Mitchell-Armour
Chas. A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Stieff
Earth
Chas. M. Stieff
Lynchburg, Va
Free City of Danzig
Government of
Young Womon
West Indies
NEW Royal
J. W. Waters Co
Jewelers
Federal St—Law and Commerce Building
Bross the Briage
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