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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1924

Page

65

Richlands Tragedy and Town Life Chronicle

An Elk Garden substation worker C Clark dies after contact with a high voltage line while repairing a home lighting system near John Henry Smith’s residence. The town records a series of incidents including a local widow’s hospital death, a Ku Klux Klan parade, new ice plant progress, legal notices, and extensive social notes from Richlands with visitors, arrests, and community events shaping a busy summer week.

Richlands Clark Pulaski Harman Wurley Jene Ridge Mattie Williams Hospital Wurley Brooklyn Ballard Elswick Tazewell County Pearl Day Jewell Ridge Trinity Community House West Richlands Hawkins Cemetery Ku Klux Klan West Main Street West End Richlands Ice Company Atte Wood George Horton J. T. Altizer Treasur A. R. Underwood Neral J. B. Boyer Tazewell Ks Age Faraday Bandy Pocahontas Fuel Co Tipples Pocahontas Fuel Company J. N. Harman J. M. Beavers Etta Hawkins Jim Harman Dry Fork Norfolk and Western Railway West Virginia Albert Harness Southern Pocahontas Albert Harless Windon Kitts Jack Hyatt W. B. Andrews Charles Rosseau Henry Barrett Neil Porter Boggess John Repass Jessie F. White W. E. F. White Hampden Sidney College Mr. White Richlands High School Hampden Sidney White Als Colege Magazine Tiger

Caretta Visitors and Local Socials Drive Week

Caretta residents have hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Campbell on Kents Ridge road. Budd Caudill and John Rimmer called on friends in Randy Monday. Mrs. Cliff Suthard and Miss Margaret Liptford returned home from a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Garden. William Lowe opened a new store in Glass Row. John Brown of Bluefield visited friends in Richlands. Mrs. T. L. Addison, former John Hopkins Hospital patient, arrived in town for extended visit with her brother T. M. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Altizer spent Thursday in Jewell Ridge with Mrs. W. L. Buyke.

Richlands Jack Hyatt Lynchburg R. M. Richardson Yva Flossie Marion Ted Spindle Christiansburg W. B. Spratt Washington Square Boyd Boggess Drill Pearl Ratliff Marvin M. B Henry Elswick Coaldon W. A. McKee Floyd Brown Josph Monk Grundy R. B. Ringstaff Joseph Duff Ey Morgan Lacy Buskill Saltville Helen Gillian Austinville Victor Fields Pulaski Harry West Putnam Mattie Williams Hospital Evelyn Draper San Bernardino Calif Thomas Davis Cincinnati Sallie Davis B. F. Ball J. K. Faulkner Five Oaks Frank Hurt Bluefield Meek Booth Thompson Valley Mary Dall Roanoke Robert Barnes Brew Baker G.R Smith KR. C. Garland G. R. Smith the Latier K. C. Garland Smith Grazier Ashire Blacksburg Mamie Barnes Torclands Myr W. L. Brown Thomas Rich Creek James Wilson James Berry Bailey Stafford Peterstown K. McBrayer Margaret Marsh Cedar Bluff Dirs. Cygries Ascue A. A. Skeen Princeton C. E. Howell John Laegar Cleaster Harris Jackson C. B. Wallace Tazewell Winefield J. C. Svtth Sandy Huff J. B. Griffith George Perry M. L. Perry John Hyatt U. S. Army Boston C. C. Hyatt Manley Wingo Williamson W. P. Boggess Bowen's Cove Thomas Spratt W. R. Buskell George Horton Clayton Lawson Lancaster Oliver U. Terrell Fairfax Avenue Holland Davis New York City C. B. Neal da R J. D. McNutt Norton Worchester Elgin Washington and Lee University Elgin Mess Louise Johnson East Radford Zeb Carter Willis Boggess Harlan, Ky Will Boggess Main William Helton Charles Nixon Helen Hardiman Juanita Ascue Everette Campbell Eckman A. A. Campbell St. Luke’s Hospital Bi Casey C $S R. W. Liddle Pineville James Robert McGuire G. W. Rimmer Francis Elgin Charles Hunter Virginia Episcopal School Lysburg W. R. Williams Judge C. C. Hyatt Prt Bristol Brick Corporation Bristol Ames F. Belcher R. H. Newitt Chicago Elizabeth McCall Jessie McCall Nanda Beavers Bradshaw W. Va Frank Buskell Homer Keene J. M. Ratliff Jimmie Alabama Z. V. Fox J. B. Barnett George Phillips Baltimore Thomas Phillips Welleston Ohio A. G. Steele Belfast Smith Grown Warthis A Charles Hart Ruth Jamison Filla Baker Vivian Elkins Lena Altizer Kula Johnson Radford State Teachers’ College Nora Warner Lois Ringstaff Teachers College Harrisonburg Windom Kitts Matthew Hawkins Narcie Craig Healing Springs Sturley McGee Pounding Mill Caretta Kents Ridge Road Budd Caudill John Rimmer Randy A. C. Garden Cliff Suthard Margaret Liptford Charlestown William Lowe Glass Row John Brown Env

Berlin Bigamy Trial Admits Five Husbands, All Worthless

In Berlin Ida Woerzen confessed to bigamy at her trial and said five husbands were living but each was worthless. The case centers on her assertion that her spouses held no value in the marriage.

Berlin Franken Ida Woerzen

Death by own action robs girl of savings in Chicago

Esther Moleen committed suicide after being robbed of money saved to buy a dress and Wx. Henry Wrayman, tied to church trust funds, was arrested for theft and blamed his downfall on "fast women and slow horses." Mrs J C Carter testified in Waukegan that she never saw her husband sober.

Mary Pruett Victoria Harris Windom Chicago Esther Moleen Henry Wrayman Waukegan, Ill J. C. Carter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richland News J.B. Altizer J. T. Wygal J. E. Horton J. Dd. Burton Charles B. Tucker Cedar Bills Waltham Robert Horton Rich Big Mill Laird-Schober Sullivan Nunn-Bush Emerson Aaron F. G. Phillips Wheel & Car Corporation Bkintul Vatkab Bluefield Gas & Power Co Bland Street Bluefield, W. Va Appalachian Power Bradmann
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