City and Local Classified Snippets From Bluefield Area
Miscellaneous notices from Bluefield and surrounding towns includeHudson Line ride details to Tazewell Lebanon Abingdon and Bristol with reservations through phone 386. florist offerings from Fallon and Fallon Bluefield W Va. a sale by J Frank Maynard and a piano sale listing. a card of thanks for funeral flowers and ride experiences. multiple ads for plants and hats. an auction of groceries and fixtures. a lost gold bead. a staff move at a local business. a death notice for a relative of Mrs Dearing. a Bible class meeting notice. plus weather notes for West Virginia and Virginia with fair temps ahead.
Personal notices from city: births visits and travels
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd a son. Dr Ballard of Gap Mills and Dr J B Kirk active in city. Miss Effle Boyle visiting cousins at 1303 Highland Ave. Mrs Josie Kirk Lilly returns from visiting Neel in Tazewell county. Mrs Mat Cummings leaves for Washington and Richmond. J C Turley in Virginia Military Institute class. mother to Lexington for graduation. Dr Bradley of Lindside in city for professional business. Frank McCullough of National Carbide Co. visiting with agents. Joy Hawley returns from Morgan ton and Maryland readings to Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Boyd
Ballard
Gap Mills
J. B. Kirk
Effle Boyle
Payson City
Utah
J. H. McMullen
Highland Avenue
Josie Kirk Lilly
Neel
Tazewell County
Mat Cummings
Washington
Richmond
J. C. Turley
Virginia Military Institute
Frank McCulloch
Natonal Carbide Co
New York
J. R. McCulloch
Joy Hawley
Morganton
Ae State University
Hawley
Maryland
Newport News
Farm Woman's Club met at Lit tesburg home with varied program
The Stony Point group led by Miss Ruth Hutchinson enjoyed an evening of devotionals, readings, a celery growing tip by Lillie Carr, an apron demonstration, and a house hold hint. Visitors included Mrs Sackett from lush Creek and Miss Humphries, with plans to meet July 18 at New Salem church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Woman's Club
Fred Tiller
Littesburg
Ruth Hutchinson
America
Beautiful—Club
A. M. Belcher
Rell Call
E. B. Belcher
Lillie Carr
Hylton
Hutchinson
Sackett
Siller
Lush Creek
Humphries
City Hall Notes License Plates Available
City hall announced new year plates arrive for July 1 and can be attached at the office starting next Monday to save time. The license fee remains unchanged through June 30, 192%. Mail notices were sent to all city businesses under the license ordinance with a schedule of licenses and renewal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Hinton Woman 10 Take Appeal From Court Sentence
Federal court in McDowell County hears nine defendants plead guilty with Lucy Muncy of Hinton pleading not guilty. Judge McClintic pushes hard on liquor law violations, sentencing range from fines to several months in jail, with appeals and suspensions noted. Charles Mitchell case looms as packed docket grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClintic
Lucy Muncy
Hinton
Muncy
Lucyne
McDowell County
T. B. Ball
Raleigh
Edward Cooper
Wayne County
Henry Dunnings
Cabell County
Walter Conley
Fayette County
W. L. Day
Hersey Lusk
National Training School
Ashington
D. C
Charles Winslow
Conley O'Dell
Alex Halley
Bill Lambert
E. W. Wooldridge
Charles Mitchell
Banquet Reservations Open for Bluefield Chamber Event
Reservations are now coming in for Bluefield Chamber of Commerce annual banquet set for Tuesday night June 27. This will be the first event with ladies invited, featuring Dr. Lansdell and other educators. The hall will be permanently decorated and Bland Street Methodist women serve the dinner. Reservations must be at the Secretary-Manager’s office by 6 PM tonight to finalize headcount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Alexander
Bluefield
Lansdell
Bland Street
Home Sites Bought in Bluefield by Doctors Hoge and Horton
Dr. A. H. Hoge and Dr. E. W. Horton closed a deal through Easley-Wilson Co. for three Bluefield home sites in the Montvale Addition east of Oakhurst. Paved streets will be laid soon with Rosenheim & Pemberton handling the contract. J. S. Shepherd of Kemkuhl-Shepherd Co. nears completion on a colonia property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hoge
E. W. Horton
Easley-Wilson Company
Bluefield
Montvale Addition
Oakhurst
Rosenheim & Pemberton
J. S. Shepherd
Kemkuhl-Shepherd Co
Attempt to Make Steam Shovelmen the Goat
Chicago dispatch reports P W Tracy of International Brotherhood of Steamshovelmen says Herrin Illinois mine rioting prompted a union action. He says steam shovel workers suspended April 1 and claims many Herrin miners are Mine Workers of America or non union. He criticizes the miners union for not informing the steam shovelers union of trouble and says four men were sent last week only to fill work agreed with the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Herrin, Il
P. W. Tracy
International Brotherhood of Steamshove
Tracy
Herrin
Thenitd Mine Workers of America
Residence Move Planned for Montvale Property
A resident will relocate to his new home within twenty to thirty days. The Montvale property stands as a premier subdivision in the city with landscaping by the firm of E.S. Draper of Charlotte, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montvale
E.S. Draper
Charlotte, N. C
Surface-Wedding Surprise Ties Nettie Surface to Henry Wall
Miss Nettie Surface of Sand Lick quietly wed Henry Wall of Montcalm in a small ceremony. The marriage surprised many friends who learned of the nuptials after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Surface
Sand Lick
Henry Wall
Montcalm
Wedding Announcement at Montcalm Residence in June
Northfork on June 3. Sand Lick residents note a long awaited wedding announced on June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Wall receive best wishes from many friends and relatives. They will reside at Montcalm after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfork
Sand Lick
Cat Attacks Boy in Orange New Jersey
A mother cat mauled a boy named William Waterman while he looked at kittens at an Orange shop, inflicting severe injuries before bystanders beat the animal away. Telegraph want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Boy
Orange
N. J
Hitle
William Waterman
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Harold Black
Frederick W. Black
Summers Street
Phock East N. & W
Bluefield, W. Va
Bluefield Marble
Bluefield Avenue
Bland St
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Mayer Building
W. VA
H. G. O’neil
St Bland St. Bluefield
Coalfield
Tazewell
Lebanon
Abingdon
Bristol
Matt
Rosea
Swansonia
Fallon Fiorist
J. Frank Maynard
Bluefield Hat Shop
Federal Street
South Bluefield Florist
F. A. Oe
Fallon Florist
D. D. Baker
Pocahontas, Wait
Mrs. Watkins
Giles Street
Princeton Avenue
W. H. Wade
Appalachian Power Co
Jim Ed Wagner
Emory
Henry Collve
Ritter Lumber Co
Pocahontas Coal Co
Mullens
Wagner
Dr. W. ©. Slusher
Lakeside Avenue
Coe
Anna Dearing
Norfolk
Warden Baker
Stony Ridge Bible Class
Er. L. Swain
Norfolk Street
The
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Stony Point
L. A. Cummings
Riner,a
EE. Thomas
Nora Surface
Burkes’ Garden
Hal Johnston
Princeton
Roder Thomason
William H. Carr
Osteopath
Kelly & Moyer
Nettleton
Aberdeen
Oxfords
Easley, Perkins & CO
City Hall
Mitchell
Mercer County
J. F. Douthat
Frederick ST
L. Bluefield
Bluefield Doctors
J. R. Sheppard
NEW Royal
Bluefield Treatment
Chiro
Eradna
Sitz Baths
Marcel Wave E
Rise In Charge
Busy Bee Restaurant
Madam Altreso
Graham
State Line
East Graham
Warlick Furniture Company
Honaker & Elliott
Bland & North Sts
WA Greenspon, VA
Optometrist
Princess Mary Engagement
Henry Rodgin CO
Rexall
Goodykoontz Drug CO
East End Pharmacy
Prenceton Ave
Bluefield Pharmacy
Bluefield Ave
Rexall Stores
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