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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1936

Page

4

Portrait of MSS Ann Mullen Life in Bluefield Va Missionary

A Graham Christian church program portrays the life of Ann Mullen of Falls Mills born to the Mullens family, detailing her schooling at Graham, Lynchburg, Harrisonburg, Butler, and a missionary career in India. Relatives include Grat Mullen of Tazewell and Amy Mullen of Bluefield. Memorials noted for Sallie McMullin Gillespie.

India Ann Mullen Bluefield Graham Christian Church Miss Mullen Walter Dudley Keister Falls Mills William Mullen Grat Mullen First National Bank of Mullen Bluefield Pocahontas Highway Mullens Sallie McMullin Gillespie Woman's Missionary

Death of Matthew Vincent Callaway in Washington

Washington clipping reports the death of Matthew Vincent Callaway in Washington. He was born in 1846 in Princeton and was the first mayor of Hinton West Virginia and sheriff of Summers County. Survived by widow Cora A. Callahan two sons Robert C and Fred O Callaway three daughters Mrs Charles C Knapp Mrs James W Sullivan and Mrs Harry D Perkins ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He lived at 2213 Washington Circle and spent years in politics and Masonic groups.

Washington, D. C H. ¥. Clary Bluefield Washington Matthew Vincent Callaway Monroe County James P. Callaway Emma Dunne Hinton W. Va Summers County Internal Revenue Division Treasury Department Washington Circle Cora A. Callahan Lynchburg Robert C Fred O O. Callaway Charles C. Knapp James W. Sullivan

Return from Texas bring horned toad home in Bluefield

H A Blankenship and family of Bluefield Virginia returned from Texas with a live horned Texas toad kept in a jar with air holes. The article recalls Old Rip the 33 year cornerstone resident, whose body is preserved in a coffin on exhibit at Eastland county seat. The horned toad is thought to be a great grandson of Old Rip.

H. A. Blankenship Bluefield Texas Mr. Blankenship Old Rip Eastland Eastland Coun Enship Rip

Welch collie rescue planned at Bluefield station

A break in the Welch collie case is expected today with the dog’s delivery arranged for the Norfolk and Western station at Bluefield Virginia. The woman who loves pets is asked to adjust plans and ensure the collie’s eyes are protected until acclimated.

Jassie Norfolk and Western Bluefield O. K Nancy King

Virginia Side Churches Poca­hontas Presbyterian

The Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m with L G Crain as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 00 a m, sermon by the pastor Rev H Graham Keys. A cordial invitation to attend all services. Graham Presbyterian features a program and a 6 45 p m Young People meeting followed by evening worship at 7 p m.

Pocahontas Presbyterian G. Crain H. Graham Keys Graham Presbyterian James F. Galloway

Church notices and preaching schedule across three congregations

Reneceses Baptist Church with A Willis pastor lists Sunday 9 45 a m service led by B E McQueen, no evening service, Young People meeting, and Thursday 7 45 prayer meeting. Christ Church Pocahontas holds Sunday school at 10 am, Holy Communion and sermon at 11 am by Rev E W Hughes. St Paul's Mission Chapel Yards Va has Sunday school at 2 pm under Mr Goosby. Rev Hughes to preach at Narrows Presbyterian church in the evening at 8 pm.

Reneceses Baptist Church A. Willis B. E. McQueen Christ Church Pocahontas Hampton Crawford E. W. Hughes ST. Paul’s Mission Chapel Goosby Narrows Presbyterian Church

Sunday services at St Marys Church gathered

St Marys Church schedules Sunday activities with a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, a 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples Service League session, and evening prayer and sermon led by the Rev. H. V. Clary.

ST. Mary’s Church Young People’s Service League H. V. Clary

Recall of Bryan McKinley Campaign Hats and Memories

The Daily Telegraph recalls the 1896 campaign and nominal hats worn by partisans, silver hats for Bryan supporters and woolly yellow hats for McKinley backers. The writer notes voting for McKinley, owning Bryan speeches in The First Battle, and appreciating Bryan’s eloquence while opposing his currency stance.

Daily Telegraph McKinley Hobart Bryan Nebraska

Virginia Sidelights Fractures Arm In Fall

Mrs. A E Davis of Vincel Street fell from a back porch Thursday and fractured her arm. She was treated at Bluefield sanitarium and sent home. Bean beetles are reported in Bluestone Junction as beans prospered after showers until pests appeared. Ed Wagner, formerly of Bailey and a known civil engineer, is critically ill in Grundy hospital. he oversees coal properties in Buchanan County and is related to local Wagners.

A. E. Davis Vincel Street Bluefield Bluestone Junction Ed Wagner Bailey Grundy Hospital Wagner Buchanan County C. A. Wagner C. M. Wagner Bluefeild Falls Mills

Christ Church Pearlburg Holy Communion Service

Holy communion service and sermon slated for 11 a m to be led by the Rev H V Clary at Christ Church Pearisburg with attendance noted as a regular Sunday observance.

Christ Church, Pearisburg H. V. Clary

Rites at Pulaski for Frank Oglesby

Funeral services will be held today at 11 in Drapers Valley Pulaski county for Frank Oglesby prominent farmer. He died Thursday night at his home and is survived by his widow Elizabeth Woods two sons Francia and Richard two daughters Mary and Agnes a mother who turns 89 November 11 one brother John and one sister Miss Mary Sue Oglesby.

Drapers Valley Pulaski County Frank Oglesby Oglesby Joe Gillespie Frank E. Simmerman Bluefield W. Va Simmerman Bluestone Power House Elizabeth Woods Francia Richard Oglesby Mary Agnes Oglesby John Oglesby Mary Sue Oglesby

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