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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1934

Page

10

Bluefield Brothers Find Success at Mooseheart

Edwin and Charles Long of Bluefield rose from early hardship to success at Mooseheart Illinois. They joined Mooseheart in 1919 with their mother and siblings receiving care education and training. Edwin became a secretary and Charles an artist while excelling in track and Charles also played football.

Edwin Charles Long Bluefield W. G. Peck Moose Lodge Duhring Street Mooseheart Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Illinois Chicago Charles Orville Erin Maud Ruth Charlotte Mr. Peck Moose Mooseheart Records

Donna Gone From the Big Top Without a Word

Bill Siddal learns Madeline Gabriel vanished from the house leaving her luggage and wardrobe trunk behind. Minnie and Miss Perkins react with alarm as he wonders about Madeline’s marriage, divorce, and possible motive. A telephone call from Mrs Planter offers a glimmer of connection amid the mystery.

Minnie Siddal Bill Donna Madeline Gabriel Don David Madeline Grandfather David Miss Perkins Mr. Siddal Mrs. Planter Joe Hoskins Grandfather Siddal

Tadwin and Charles Long Shine in Mooseheart Arts

Bluefield students Tadwin and Charles Long at Mooseheart make splendid records in literature music and art. Both boys have shown conspicuous success in athletics.

Edwin and Charles Long Mooseheart Tadwin Bluefield

Madeline Leaves Amos Siddal Farm for Chicago

Bill Siddal confronts a town shocked by Madeline Siddal running away with another man. A telegram to return is ignored as he faces gossip at the funeral. the will reveals the grandfather left the farm to Bill with a letter about Madeline, defying marital norms.

Bill Reba Perkins Alex Adams Grandfather Adame Amos Siddal Curt Kellogg Chicago Don David Blackstone Hotel Madeline David Hoskina Mr. Hoskins

Clinchfield Coal Employes Pick Delegates in Vote

In a Saturday election at Clinchfield Coal corporation the Clinch field Employes association voting 456 to 274 repudiated the United Mine Workers of America as the representation medium. Charles B. Barnes of Cincinnati oversaw the vote with two watchers per union and state troopers on duty. no immediate UMW plans were learned.

Clinchfield Employes’ Association United Mine Workers of America Clinchfield Coal Corporation Charles B. Barnes Cincinnati Bituminous Coal Labor Board Barnes Dante United Mine Workers

Davis 15 Invited to Address Moose Picnic at Old Sweet Springs

James J. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, is invited to address southern West Virginia lodges at a July 29 Old Sweet Springs gathering in Monroe County. The all day event promotes converting the site into a national Moose home. State officers and dignitaries are invited to attend. a basket dinner will be served.

James J. Davis Loyal Order of Moose West Virginia Old Sweet Springs Monroe County John W. Haldren Old Sw Springs Thomas Jefferson Haldren Old Sweet Springe Mooseheart Ill Hugh Ike Shott Howell M. Tanner Thomas H.et Lodge of Moose

Rites Today for John E Neel in West Graham Home

Funeral rites are held this afternoon at 2 at the West Graham home of Mrs. D G Carbaugh for John Edward Neel 63 a Bluefield Virginia resident and Tazewell county native who died Sunday night after stomach ulcer surgery at Bluefield sanitarium Rev C T Miller will officiate Interment at Maple Hill cemetery Surviving include two sons Ernest V Neel and Charles B Neel two daughters Mrs George W Carbaugh and Mrs G C Hager one brother L C Neel and several sisters Active pallbearers and nieces attend the service and a separate item notes English coin handling lines.

D. G. Carbaugh West Graham John Edward Neel Tazewell County Bluefield C. T. Miller West Graham Methodist Church Maple Hill Cemetery Neal Mary Jane Neel Neel G. C. Hager This City Ley Charles B. Neel West Garam Mr. Neel Ernest V. Neel Blues T. E. McCall Crockett’s Cove John E. Warden Charles B. Linkous Grat Davis J. Tom Burkett J. F. Pierce Sam K. Pruett Greeve Burkett M. L. Burkett Newt Stephenson M. O. Shrader

Jefferson Davis Birthday Commemoration At UC

The piece highlights U C honors Jefferson Davis with society actions aimed at promoting welfare and civic duty. It praises Davis as a Christian gentleman who served America as soldier and statesman and recalls his farewell to the Senate.

Jefferson Davis America Union of the United States Senate of the United States

Ceres Farm Women’s Club Meeting Set at Calfee Home

The Ceres Farm Women’s Club will meet this afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of C. R. Calfee on the Princeton road.

Ceres Farm Women’s Club Ceres Farm C. R. Calfee Princeton

Christian Endeavor Officers Elect at First Christian Church

Christian Endeavor society at First Christian Church elected officers Charles Nichols as president Irene Altizer as vice president Mary Etsher Marehall as secretary and Charles Pruett as treasurer The officers will be installed Sunday June 24 at 7 45 PM A 6 45 PM meeting will be led by Miss Mabel Marshell with a missionary program A 5 PM supper and executive meeting precedes the C E gathering Five members will attend the Young People's Summer Conference at Lynchburg College leaving Monday June 25 for a weeklong session.

Christian Endeavor Society Fhrst Christian Church Charles Nichols Irene Altizer Mary Etsher Marehall Charles Pruett Christian Endeavor C. E Mabel Marshell Young Peoples Lynchburg College Lynchburg

Cohen to Attend Sun Life Convention in Banff Canada

Isadore Cohen leaves Wednesday for Banff Canada as guest of Sun Life Insurance to attend the international convention of company representatives. He travels with his daughter Miss Helen Cohen and the party will meet in Chicago and ride two special trains to Canada.

Isadore Cohen Banff Canada Sun Life Insurance Company Helen Cohen Chicago

Missionary Society to Feature at Grace Methodist

The Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church presents its monthly program as a feature of the mid week prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7 45.

Woman's Missionary Society Grace Methodist Church

Christian Church Circles Plan Wednesday Meeting

The W M A circles of First Christian church schedule a 2 30 Wednesday afternoon meeting. Circle 1 led by Mrs Frank Bowling includes Mrs Clint Bailey at 811 Albemarle Street. Circle 3 led by Mrs Harry Cheatham with Mrs N S King at 812 Jefferson Street. Circle 4 led by Mrs C H Pruett with Mrs C W Akers at 315 Tazewell Street and Mrs Lillian Mastin as joint hostess. Circle 5 led by Mrs G J Patton meets at the Y location.

First Christian Church Frank Bowling Clint Bailey Albemarle Street Harry Cheatham N.S. King Jefferson Street C. H. Pruett C. W. Akers Tazewell Street Lillian Mastin Circle 5 G. J. Patton

Tabor Captures Medal Ist in Bluefield Golf Qualifiers

Mrs C H Tabor posted a 69 to lead Rocky’s golf tournament qualifying at Bluefield Country Club. Other scores include Mrs Charles Brooke 72 Mrs J H Kabler 72 Mrs William Beary 73 and more. Matches are set for Tuesday with several players drawing byes.

C. H. Tabor Bluefield Country Club Charles Brooke J. H. Kabler William Beary J. H. Newton W. C. Slusher J. H. Hary S N. Huffard Elizabeth Hooper Harry Faust Herbert Markle Betty Markle J. D. McClue H. X. Morton Frank Bane J. M. Herndon O. M. Deyerle L. E. Tierney Jr J. B. Heilman J. M. B. Lewis Jr J. B. Pearson Richard Kelley Helen Kabler J. H. Hardy Helen J. A Charles Brooks L. E. Tierney J. D. McCue S. N. Huffard

Flag Day Observance Highlights at local meeting

The program honored Flag Day on June 14 with a pledge to the flag led by James Page and a Lord's Prayer. Betty Jeanne Wilson presided in Wallace Frazer’s absence as vice president. Frances Stephens spoke on Eight Famous Flags while Mary Edmonson performed two piano solos.

James Page Betty Jeanne Wilson Wallace Frazer Luther Page Frances Stephens Mary Edmonson C. A. R. Sinclair Alexandria Jane Elizabeth Rhoads Harry L. Stephens

D A R Chapter John Chapman Chapter Meeting at Y HQ

The D A R John Chapman chapter plans a meeting at Y headquarters today at 3 PM. An executive board session will precede at 2 30 PM.

John Chapman D. A Veveral Street

Westminster Youths Attend West Virginia Conference and Camp

Westminster Presbyterian delegates from Lewisburg to Greenbrier camp join peers from across the state for the annual West Virginia young people's conference at Greenbrier Military academy and a camp on the Greenbrier river. The Lewisburg gathering closes June 25 with leaders A. J. Graham J. S. Hall Mrs Haskell Sluss and W. R. Keesee Jr. returning.

Westmister Presbyterian Church West Virginia Lewisburg Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Greenbrier Military Academy Leah Peery Dorothy Florence Graham Eleanor Hall Betty Smith Ne White French Frances Westminster Frank Walters Shirley Anne Waters Betty Keesee Mandalee Sarver Phyllis Sluss Jane Lee Betty Brooks A. J. Graham J. S. Hall Haskell Sluss W. R. Keesee Jr

Alaska Terry Circle Plans Evening Meeting

Alaska Terry circle of Grace Methodist church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Shumaker on Highland Avenue.

Alaska Terry Circle Grace Methodist Church Ernest Shumaker Highland Avenue

Y W C A Board to Meet at Miss Brammer's Cabin

The board of directors of the Y W C A will meet this evening at Miss Pearle Brammer's cabin on East River mountain. They plan to depart the Y quarters around five o'clock.

The

Senior Group Lydia Boggs Society Meeting at 215 Walnut

The Senior Group of the Lydia Boggs Society of the Children of the American Revolution held an interesting meeting Saturday evening at Frances Stephens home located at 215 Walnut.

Lydia Boggs

Mrs Frampton Hosts Truth Seekers Meeting

Mrs C R Frampton invites Hannah Truth Seekers to gather at her home 911 Albemarle Street on Wednesday afternoon. Full attendance desired.

Mrs. Benning Family Guests At Cumberland Road Visit

Mrs. T. R. Benning and her children from Atlanta Georgia are visiting Mrs. J. C. Walters on Cumberland road. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stupalsky Jr. from Glen Ridge New Jersey are spending several days with Mr. Stupalsky’s grandparents.

T. R. Benning and Atlanta, Ga

Bluefield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings

Mary Gascoyne of Newark visits, while Mrs. Milton J. Reddy comes from Norfolk to see her mother in Ramsey streets. Virginia Jones plans a Charleston trip. Edwards siblings visit New York. Blair Stone to Florence for best man duties at a wedding. Helena Kent hosts in Charleston, Phyllis Cleghon visits Fayetteville friends. Hennon Gilbert injured in bicycle crash at St Luke's. Judge Bailey and Robert Jr visit Pineville. Robert Jr. graduates at Washington and Lee. Mrs. J W Crawford at home after eye operation. Eddie Gwinn of Alderson visits Bluefield, Garland Stewart and daughter Juanita of Pineville stop by. Edna Holdren from Princeton joins Dana's Beauty Salon. Harry Payne of Hiawatha visits Bluefield.

M. G. Witten Raleigh Terrace Mary Gascoyne Newark N. J Milton J. Reddy Norfolk J. B. Simpson Ramsey Streets Virginia Jones Charleston George Lacy Edwards G. E. Edwarde Allen Street New York Blair Stone Florence Ala Evelyn Martin Alexander A. Shaffer Knoxville Bluefield Hennon Gilbert E. Gilbert St. Luke's Hospital R. D. Bailey Robert Jr Pineville W. Va Se and Lee University Lexington J. W. Crawford E. B. Kahle Albemarle Street Eddie Gwinn Alderson Garland Stewart Juanita Edna Holdren Princeton Mattie Mattie Beauty School Dana Harry Payne Hiawatha

Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains

Advertisement promotes B C relief for menstrual pains with a claim of two strengths 10¢ and 25¢. It describes a pharmacist made compound blended to work in minutes and also for colds headaches neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without habit forming drugs.

B. C

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Bluefield Boys Donna OF BIG Top Ben Goddard Amos Jes Curt Lazenby Kelvinator SONES Cornett Elec. CO WELCH Clinchfield Coal Employes Davis Old Sweet Springs Resort John E. Neel England U. C Christian Church Circles Young People’s Gatherings Bill Cummings Indianapolis Speedway Cummings Indianapolis Mrs. Frampton Costhier Tobaccos
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