Local notes and events from Graham area
The Graham area reports a revival of hore¢ shoe pitching among Dilvefield west yards workers with plans to perform at the fairgrounds on July Fourth. Four Minute Men led by J. No Wagman and W. Leslie organize in Tazewell and Graham counties to support Liberty Loan and War Savings efforts. Wheat harvest progresses in Clinch Valley with fields in Graham ripening. Kenny Sexton departs for Washington to work with Southern Railway. A planned auditorium show with chorus girls draws interest for tomorrow night.
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Dilvefield West Yards
Irving
Fair Grounds
Oreenizine
J. No Wagman
Tazewell
W. Leslie
Tavewell County
Libery
Muga
Street Sales of Savings Stamps Net Big Day Total
On Wednesday the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ladies sold War Savings and thrift stamps on city streets. The day’s receipts totaled 522 dollars with a city booth earning 837.75 dollars including fifty War Savings stamps. Booths 1 2 and 3 reported varying totals and stamps sold led by the Commercial Hotel and Thornton avenue corners. Grand total to date reaches 1182.50 dollars.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Princeton Avenue
Stewart
Booth No. 1
Commercial Hotel
Mary White
R. S. Webb
AH. DD. Carson
Josephine Long
Ernestine
Iaite
Georgia
White
Ruth Vass
Ora Gibson
Booth No
Honaker' S Corner
J. H. Winks
J. EB
Herman
Frances Chambers
Jean Brown
Mabel Cawley
Linnie Morrell
Madge Moore
Perro
W.8
Normal Course in High Schools Great Success
The state board of education in Charlestown reports over one hundred graduates earned first grade teachers certificates without examination after normal training in state high schools this year. With such success the program may expand to more schools to ease teacher shortages. thirteen high schools offered training last year and Utica's high school could be included next if deemed desirable and steps are taken without delay.
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State Board of Education
Charleston
Heaver High School
Utis City
Golf at Country Club Forms Two Ball Foursome
A two ball foursome will be played at the Country Club golf links tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 pm. A thrift stamp goes to the couple with the lowest score. Readout lists many couples and substitutes for the event led by Mrs Campell with Mr Stringfellow and includes Mrs H D and Hend Mr Foote among others.
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Country Club Golf Links
Campell
Stringfellow
H. D
Foote
Helen Jordan
DD. W. Tanecok
Howard Meyers
Uilkeron
Virginia Jenks
J.T. Wilson
Pedel
Fd. Monn
HM. Smith
Tracy
Helen Keily
Bodell
Mics Hithershields
J. T. Thornton
Borden
Todson
Mire
Morrisen
Dungiinsen
Liebold
Markle
M. Barnes
Heuser
Marie
Neo
Walter Chambers
Pearson
Frank Ferrer
Mike Flynn
H. C Smith
Mr. Liebeld
C.F Hancock
Cecil Lilly
D. M. Easley
F French
Martin Garry
R. B. Parrich
Cinema at Colonial Packs The House for German Story
The Colonial packed to the doors for the premiere of My Four Years in Germany with four shows selling out. Critics praise the film as vividly lifelike detailing Ge rard’s embassy and wartime scenes including prisoners and depictions of the Kaiser. Today is the last chance to see the picture. Also notes report Belgian statues requisitioned for Germany and a Buffalo strike at Curtis plants with three hundred workers affected.
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Germany
James W. Gerard
Gerard
Kaiser
Vouue
Buffalo
N. Y
International Machinists’ Association
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Free sample of Broshee's German Syrup offered
An ad invites adults with coughs colds or bronchitis to receive a free sample bottle of Broshee's German Syrup at Bluefield or Fast End Pharmacy. The remedy is touted as fifty years of successful use providing restful nights and morning expectoration. Also notes Detroit post office employing thirty women mail carriers.
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Bluefield
Broschee
Detroit
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Claiming to relieve eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles Zemo is sold at drugstores for 35 cents or 1.00 for a large bottle. The Cleveland Ohio based E W Rove Co promotes the liquid as non greasy easily applied and soothing, promising instant relief and healing of many skin diseases.
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E. W. Rove Co
Cleveland, O
Guilty Verdicts in Espionage Conspiracy Case
In New York on June 20 a federal jury found Joseph F. Rutherford and seven followers of the Tate Pastor Russell guilty of conspiring to violate the espionage law. All eight defendants were convicted on all four counts and face up to forty years each. Co-defendants include William Bo Van Amhbureh, Robert J. Martin, Pred H H Robinson, Donte H Fisher, Clayton J. Woodworth, A Hugh McMillan and Giovanni De Cecea.
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New York
Joseph F. Rutherford
Tate
Russell
Dudge Howe
Rutherford
Wilhiam Bo van Amhbureh
Robert J. Martin
Pred H H. Robinson
Donte H. Fisher
Clayton J. Woodworth
A. Hugh McMillan
Giovanni de Cecea
Traveling sales pitch and wartime notices in a single column
An assortment of notices and brief items include a traveling salesman praising Vinci tonic as a health restore, with drugstores listed in Bluefield Princeton and Northfork regions. Also reported are factory layoffs at Pollack Stogie Company affecting hundreds, and wartime casualty notes including Canadian Victoria Cross recipients and specific air collision fatalities near Pawnee Field.
United States Guardsmen Wanted for Home Defense
An order from the local recruiting station announces acceptance for United States guards national army of eligibles with approved qualifications. Recruits receive uniforms and equipment and serve within the United States only. Applicants must be beyond draft age with prior service in armed forces or organized militia. After enlistment, posting will be designated by the department commander.
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Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
United States
Fregular Army
United Sates Guards
National Army
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Stogie Plant Closed Amid Wage Demands
Wheeling as of June 20 reports the Stogie Makers Union presented wage scale demands seeking a $2 per thousand increase, prompting immediate plant closure. The action centers on negotiations between workers and management to resolve the dispute.
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Wheeling
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