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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1966

Page

3

Bees and beer by Cross Creek two old friends seek honey

In Tennessee at Cross Creek Jim Dalton’s Uncle Jack and neighbor Tink Duncan sit by the creek next to an adjoining field. They watch bees head north into a laurel thicket and climb a tall black gum tree to a hive, share corn liquor, and recall bee facts and lore as the honey harvest nears.

Jack Cross Creek Tennessee Sudsy Tink Duncan Tink Uncle Jack Uncle Cork Popper Joe Julius Caesar Julius Caruso Louis Armstrong Greece Catskills Californy Shore Podnah

Grain futures surge as volume hits 33-year peak

Grain trading ran at a rapid pace last week in Chicago with prices swinging sharply higher. Volume Thursday reached a 33 year high, delaying Friday’s opening to clear member transactions. Wheat up 10 cents and soybeans up to 16 percent as bullish market sentiment grows on government yield cuts and storm damage reports.

Chicago Exchange

Three Die in South Baltimore Tavern Fire

A blaze in a South Baltimore tavern and upstairs living quarters killed three. Dr. Werner Spitz said two victims, Ellen Polansk as and Margie Harmon, were stabbed and Polansk as also strangled. Chester Dobbins, the third victim, had no foul play signs according to preliminary exam.

Baltimore Werner Spitz City Ellen Polanskas Margie Harmon

Labor Practice Charges Filed Against Danville Supermarket

The National Labor Relations Board will hold an August 8 hearing in Charleston against Danville Supermarket Inc of Danville West Virginia. The Food Store Employes Union Local 347 says the company refused union recognition and failed to meet on wages hours and other terms. Named are Perry A. Moyer Bantz Miller and Esa Taylor.

Cincinnati Danville Supermarket Inc Danville W.va National Labor Relations Board Food Store Boone County W. Va Perry A. Moyer Bantz Miller Esa Taylor Charleston NLRB West Virginia Birch Coal Co Summersville Coal Co Near Worth United Mine Workers District 31 Nicholas County

Ten Chimps Return To Nature On Rubondo Island

Ten chimpanzees born and reared in European zoos arrive on Rubondo island in Lake Victoria to live in the wild. The group includes three males and seven females assembled by German zoologist Dr. Bernhard Grzimek for a back to nature experiment.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania Rubondo Lake Victoria Bernhard Grzimeck

The Etymology Of Cole Slaw In A Linguistic Tale

A playful etymology traces cole slaw to Latin caulis meaning stalk and sala meaning salt. The piece links cole to kool and cabbage through Dutch and French roots, noting cabbge evolves via caboche and salade to slodd and finally slaw. Copyright 1966 Otto Whittaker.

Mark Twain Cole Otto Whittaker

Porterfield Receives Pilgrim Degree at Moose Convention

Carl Porterfield, longtime secretary of Bluefield Moose Lodge 1079, earned the Pilgrim Degree of Merit at Moose International’s 78th convention in Mooseheart Illinois. About 150 members from the U.S. and Canada attended as 5,000 members nationwide receive the honor annually. The event featured investiture, pool dedication at Mooseheart, and Mooshart High School Class of 1966 commencement.

Carl Porterfield Bluefield Porterfield Moose United States Canada Mooseheart The Legion of Moose Mooshart High School

Bruce to Take N and W Foreman Post in Brewster Ohio

Gerald E. Bruce, road foreman of engines at Bluefield, will succeed Blaine S. McFarren at Brewster Ohio. Michael S. Payne of Portsmouth will replace Bruce at Bluefield. Bruce joined the railroad in 1947 and became foreman in 1965. Payne began as a fireman with Wabash in 1957.

Gerald E. Bruce Norfolk and Western Railway Bluefield Brewster Ohio Michael S. Payne Portsmouth Bruce Payne Wabash

Pilgrim Trains In Medina To Reopen

AMMAN Jordan AP Pilgrim trains to Medina Saudi Arabia will run again in 1968 on the desert railway blown up in World War I by Lawrence of Arabia. Jordan Saudi Arabia and Syria finance the 519 mile project to restore the line.

Amman Jordan Medina Saudi Arabia Lawrence of Arabia Syria

Woman Charged in Slaying Near Williamson

Mary Elizabeth Lentz 22, of Winston-Salem North Carolina, is bound over for the Mingo County Grand Jury on murder charges in the throat slash killing of Calvin Burgess near Williamson. Burgess, about 70, was found at a rooming house with the throat slit. Lentz was arrested nearby and held without bond. The motive remains unclear and the case goes to September grand jury.

Williamson Mary Elizabeth Lentz Calvin Burgess Justice of the Peace Sid Stallings Miss Lentz Winston-Salem N. C Burgess Rossy Buck Jio Etast Mingo County Grand Jury

Student Cycles Across Europe and Asia to Britain

A 21 year old Pakistani architecture student Akhtar Mehmud from Karachi arrives in Tongeren Belgium after a 46 500 mile 42 month motorcycle trek through Asia and Europe en route to studies in Britain. He says he studied architectural styles along the journey.

Tongeren Belgium Pakistan Akhtar Mehmud Karachi Asia Europe Britain

Nurses State Report Meeting in Bluefield

Members of District II Practical Nurses Association in Bluefield will hold a July 21 report meeting at 7 p.m. at the Appalachian Building. The drive began with a June Spring Round-Up at the Milner-Matz Hotel with Louise Bradley as president and Cinda Lou Fowlkes of Huntington as guest speaker. District II discussed 1967 legislation to require licensure for working for hire, with Mary Frances Linkenhaker and Mary Belcher among guests.

Practical Nurses Association Bluefield Appalachian Building Bluefie Milner - Matz Louise Bradley Cinda Lou Fowlkes Huntington PNA i District 11 Wih Mary Frances Linkenhaker Mary Belcher Mercer County Vocational School of Dolly Adkins District 13 Welch Lois Lynch Claudine Manus Laura Lusk

New River Gorge Complex Proposed Near Beckley

The New River Gorge Development Corp proposes a $5.5 million tourist complex in the gorge near Beckley. Plans include a 100-room lodge costing 2.5 million, two 18-hole golf courses at 1.5 million, an Olympic-size pool and facilities at 300,000, plus land and roads 750,000, with a federal funding request to the EDA.

Beckley New River Gorge Development Corp New River Gorge The Economic Development Administration

Piles Relief Ad Promises Quick Comfort

An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles with cooling soothing formula. Claims itching relief and decades of use, offering money back and applicator options at 70c or 85c.

Peterson Peteson

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