Tom D Atkinson to Be Buried Here in Bluefield
The body of Thomas D Atkinson will arrive in Bluefield for a funeral at Memorial Baptist Church at 1 pm with interment in Maple Hill cemetery. A 53 year old native of Christiansburg and former Raleigh county coal superintendent, he leaves a widow and six children. He was affiliated with Masonic, Odd Fellows and Pythian orders and belonged to the Baptist church.
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Beckley
Bluefield
Memorial Baptist Church
Maple Hill
Atkinson
Mr. On
F. M. McCreary
Masonic Order
Baptist Church
Fannie Baker
Montgomery County
Helen Coal Company
Raleigh County
Christiansburg
Pocahontas
Hopes to Fully Regain Use of His Arm After Surgery
Atlee Smith of Giles County underwent surgery at Johnson Willis Hospital Richmond last week. Reports say he hopes to fully regain use of his arm after injuries from a prior automobile accident in Scott County.
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Atlee Smith
Giles County
Johnson-Willis Hospital
Richmond
Bland County cheers bond issue and Lakes to Florida Highway
Judge Fulton Kegley reports the bond issue is well over expectations as Bland county joins the Lakes to Florida Highway movement. Residents express high glee. the project promises traffic and tourism, with Rocky Gap rocks to be removed and year round lakeside recreation attracting visitors from Florida in winter and summer alike.
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Fulton Kegley Sendew
Bland County
Rocky Gap
Florida
Rain Spurs Grass Growth Yet Challenges Baseball
A local fan notes rain helps the grass but hinders baseball. The Blue Grays were hit hard by a week of rain yet the community remains hopeful as Virginia Side fans praise the team as a strong regional gather. Predictions call for improvement by mid July with a heated Hump League rivalry to come. Also clarified is that Cashier Clark of the First National Bank of Matoka is not related to I W Clark, contrary to local belief.
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Virginia Side
First National Bank of
Matoka
Clark
Lane Clark
I. W. Clark
Columbia
8. C
E. Pinkham
Roe
Parceseee Lede
Pinkham
Six Year Old Boy Carries Bean In Ear for Six Months
Hugh Hicks, six year old son of Mr and Mrs I C Horne of Bailey, lived six months with a large object in his right ear. Doctors attempted removal but faced difficulties due to the object's position. The case highlights risks of ear injuries in children and the need for prompt medical attention.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
Hugh Hicks
Bulletin Board Patent Talk and Memorial Service at Christian Church
I L Horne of Bailey discussed his new patented bulletin board with friends and hopes for manufacturing. A memorial service for I C O F is announced by the Christian Church with special music and sermons, inviting Odd Fellows and families. Sunday school at 445 p m and preaching at 8 pm with the theme Man's Chief.
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I. L. Horne
Bailey
Horne
Mr. Horne
Christian Church
Revival closes as Logan leads Bluefield circuit revival
The Bailey church revival ended early this week led by Rev. O H Logan who joined the Bluefield Va circuit and reports show additions to several churches under his jurisdiction. Mrs S W Akers of Norton dies in the morning. Sunday services noted at Methodist Church with 9 30 Sunday school and a sermon by Rev Roy Eberly. A cross word puzzle feature and a for rent notice follow.
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Methodist Church
Geo. A. Reynolds
Epworth League
Bailey Church
O. H. Logan
Bluefield
S. R. Ashworth
Roy Eberly
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Five Queer Fellows and a Prince Tale
A storyteller recounts a fairy tale where a prince hires five odd men with strange powers to aid him. they assist in a plot involving a beautiful princess and a scheming stepmother, leading to a tense moment with the queen over a red turquoise. The tale hints at further installments.
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office
Real estate transfers listed show FE Evans and wife transferring lot 4 in section 686 Blue to G R Evans for 150 dollars and C M Lively wife transferring lot 8 in section 171 Mt Park Princeton for 1 dollar in the county clerk records.
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County Court Clerks’s Office
FE. Evans
G. R. Evans
C. M. Lively
L. C. Lively
Mt. Park
Princeton
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