Local bluefield ads list sales notices and services
Bluefield papers publish a mix of ads and notices including a sheriff sale of household items at Hus band Coal Yard, farm for sale on North Stoney Ridge, plumbing estimates, coal deliveries, plant sales, and a county school superintendent campaign. Also notices for lodges, church events at Trinity Methodist, and upcoming Gun Club shoot.
Welcome to Shannondale Picnic Spot with Music Nights
Shannondale offers a shaded picnic area with ample parking and lingering memories of great SWIM experiences. Come enjoy dancing on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights as Repass Orchestra provides the music.
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Shannondale
Repass Orchestra
Mercer Nash Sales Co offers auto and plant listings
Classified notices and social items detail sale of used cars including a 1926 Model Essex Six and a 1925 Dodge Special Coupe by Mercer Nash Sales Co. Also listed are plant prices for tomatoes peppers celery and cabbage, a supper at Trinity Methodist church, housing for rent, and local society notices about meetings and visits.
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Por Sale Essex
Mercer Nash Sales Co
Mercer Nash Bales Co
Immanuel Lutheran Vacation Bible School Opens Monday
Immanuel Lutheran announces Daily Vacation Bible School starting Monday at 9 am for children aged four to fourteen. The program aims to provide Christian training using the Bible as text and seeks parental cooperation for an engaging, worthwhile experience.
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Immanuel Lutheran Daily
Tender spiritual bouquet to Pope opening service
Report summarizes a Eucharistic Congress arrival where two priests and twenty-one lay delegates were admitted after questioning. The country hosts the congress and fears delegates may linger. Detained individuals are all laymen. This marks the first time delegates faced more than perfunctory scrutiny.
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Pope
Africa
Death claims Greely H. Gills at 42 in Princeton Ave
Greely H. Gills aged forty two died at his home on Princeton avenue yesterday morning at 7 30 due to embolism after amputation of his left leg. He leaves widow Stella Sands Gills and two sons Clarence fourteen and Garland seven. Funeral at home Monday at 2 20 conducted by Rev. L Hager, burial at Wilson cemetery. C C F to assist. cars to be at home by 2 15. Flower bearers listed. active pallbearers named.
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Greely H. Gills
Princeton Avenue
Stella Sands Gills
Clarence
Garland
L. Hager
Ieeep
Wilson Cemetery
Bernard Underwood
John Carter
Harry Stowers
Lacy Rhinault
Roy Greene
Wm. Bowling
Honaker
J. &. Pugh
al P. T. Saunders
EB. P. Ar Bay
G. D. Oo
French Dillon
Linkous
BE. Wyatt
County Court Witnesses Testify in Narrows Search Incident
Testimony details an incident in Narrows where Counts accused officers Watkins and Taylor of rough treatment during a car search near Princeton. Witnesses describe tearing of a car back, a thrown bag, a fist strike, and threats as officers sought a warrant, with conflicting accounts from Crannon, Skaen, Chandler, and Leffler as the case unfolds.
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Princeton
Taylor
Counts
Narrows
Bessie Ellis
L. A. Crannon
Kellegeville
B. G Skaen
Virginian Railroad
Count
Skeen
Public
Ellis
Wolfe Creek
Joe Chandler
Watkins
Chandler
Leffler
Bluefield
E. L. Day Farm
Fl Centro
Harry K. Thaw
Day
E. L. Day
Lambert
R. L. Taylor
Charleston
Dodge
Chevrolet
Virginia
West Virginia
Oakvale
Oakvale Mountain Road
Michigan
Maquor
English Women Bent on Abolition of War
London June 19. Women of England assembled in Hyde Park and adopted a resolution for arbitration and disarmament. Forty women’s societies joined the demonstration with prominent backers. Lord Parmoor urged Britain to lead at Geneva with concrete plans to advance disarmament and conciliation.
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London
England
Kom
Hyde Park
Lord Parmoor
Labor Ministry
Great Britain
Geneva
Counts Search Case Ends With Acquittal for Taylor
The trial recounts Officer Taylor and associates detailing a car search and a scuffle with Counts after a handbag was opened. Testimony includes Mrs Day and Watkins disputing a circulating report. Davy Thompson corroborates events. The jury finds Taylor not guilty of the indictment.
Man Charged With Passing Worthless Check At Local Grocery
William Williams colored was arrested by Patrolman Hill around midnight on a charge of passing a bad check for 16 dollars at Yellow Front Grocery on Bland Street. He had bought groceries earlier and paid with the worthless note, prompting police to locate him and detain him for a hearing.
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Will Williams
Hill
Yellow Front
Bland Street
Williams
Goal for each church theme at Bluefield quarterly conference
The Bland Street Grace Trinity Methodist groups in Bluefield hold a joint quarterly conference in Hamilton Hall Monday June 28 at 8 o clock. Officials include pastors preachers stewards trustees Sunday school leaders and society presidents. The general theme asks how close each church is to its yearly goal with concise department reports.
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Bland Street
Grace
Trinity
Bluefield
Hamilton Hall
Woman's Missionary Societies
Epworth League
Methodist
Interesting meeting planned for Sunday club at Hamilton Hall
An afternoon gathering at 2:30 led by H. C. Sprague, a former Salvation Army member, aims to involve all city club members. The extension committee plans a Lyndside trip for an annual service bringing souls and kingdom advancement, following a profitable Vivian visit last Sunday.
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Hamilton Hall
H. C. Sprague
Salvation Army
Lyndside
Vivian
Charleston Sawyer's Former Wife Death in Action
Continued report notes Niesen's brother identified the death as by own action. Police cite the soldier dancer's financial worries about bringing his wife and child to the country. Some believe the Bolshevik costume in a play contributed to his depression and departure from Russia.
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Niesen
Russia
Small Crowd Attends Bluefield Gun Club Shoot
A small crowd attended the weekly shoot at the Bluefield Gun Club traps. Snyder and Sites led scoring with 46 of 50 and 24 of 25 respectively, with Phelps 44, Weller 43, Mitchell 42, and Hunter 40 close behind.
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Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Home Buys Matoaka Plant
Mercer Funeral Home expands by purchasing Bailey & Wright at Matoaka and will maintain staff there to operate a modern funeral establishment. The deal also adds the funeral stock of American Coal Company at Me Comas and Turkey Gap Coal and Coke Company at Wenonah to Mercer’s holdings.
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Mercer Funeral Home
Bailey & Wright
Matoaka
Mercer Home
American Coal Company
MeComas
Turkey Gap
Local Funeral Home Leaders Applauded in Bluefield
Being priest at Bluefield Montcalm and Matoaka P. D. Bratton manager and Roy A. Cole secretary and treasurer are active in the work and have built up a wonderful reputation for their company. Our funeral parlor in Bluefield is second to none in southern West Virginia. Men are native Mercer County.
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Bluefield
Montcalm
Matoaka
P. D. Bratton
Roy A. Cole
Oir Funeral Parlor
West Virginia
Attorney Beaten and Tarred and Feathered in Brockway
Four men attacked attorney L. L. Finch as he walked Rockway's main street. Finch was beaten and tarred and feathered in the incident reported from Brockway, Pa. on June 19. The motive and suspects were not disclosed.
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Brockway
Rockway
L. L. Finch
Attack in August Led to Tar and Feather Incident
Finch was beaten with a slab and tarred and feathered at a distance, then left in a field. Sentell Mer, his brother in law, Meris Clark and C M Wawcette were later arrested on charges linked to the attack and faced hearings and bail for the next term of court. Margotti blamed friction between Finch and August after a recent visit. Finch was found by citizens and returned home.
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Sentell Mer
Meris Clark
C. M. Wawcette
Ball
Cour
Charles M. Margotti
Margotti
Finch
August
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St. Lukes Hospital
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Judge Doane
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R. FE
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J. B. Hawkins
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Vacation Bible School
Busy Bee
Greely
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Charleston Sawyer
Headquarters For Fine Diamonds
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Joyce Co
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BO Compton
Benn J. Perguson
A. M
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M. G. Whitlow Hardware