Death Notices From Bluefield Include W T Williams And Monk
The notice lists deaths of W T Williams a coal pioneer with ties to Cardiff Wilkesboro and southern West. and Willie G Monk and wife Mrs Elizabeth Gertrude Monk of Bluefield with service details. Also announced is the drowning death of Tommy Williams with funeral arrangements. Burial set for Maple Hill and Woodlawn cemeteries with relations named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Street
William
Cardiff
Con
America
Leth
Warote
Eemierd
Williams Po‘eheries Coal Company
Aierw
Heather Cyeveat
Iam Meseeneeti
Jean Pocateerthes
2Ar
Newhall
tRhe Goth Hewee
Plymouth
Knicht
The
Elks
oresaAcune
Bruce
E. J. Mehs
M.S Clair, Jr
Lewis C. E ™ Lasieven
Fash A. Clyborne
Oess
Funeral services for miner James Buffalow held at Jenkinsones
Funeral services for James William Buffalow a 49 year old miner killed early Tuesday at Bishop Pocahontas Puel company No 34 mine will be at 2 pm Thursday at the Methodist church in Jenkinsones Rev R C Bailey will officiate assisted by Rev W A Bowling Interment will be in Woodlawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Buffalow
Bishop Pocahontas Puel Company
Oakvale Man 80 Dies After Paralytic Stroke
Co. J. Shelton of Oakvale dies at home from a paralytic stroke suffered weeks earlier. Body removed from Johnston Funeral Home to residence last evening. Funeral arrangements are in progress.
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Co. J. Shelton
Oakvale
Johnston Funeral Home
Welch builder W E Johnson dies after long illness
W E Johnson, about 78, a well known Welch building contractor, died last evening at his son's home Clyde E Johnson of Welch after a long illness. He was born in Pennsylvania and later moved to Virginia before settling in Welch for decades. Survived by his widow, several children and grandchildren, the body was taken to the Douglas mortuary in Welch for funeral arrangements.
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W. EF. Johnson
W. E. Johnson
Welch
Clyde E. Johnston
Mr. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Douglas
Carnival Fetes Telegraph Carrier Boys Opens Night at Cetlin Wilson Show
About seventy carrier boys from the Daily Telegraph and Sunset News visit the Cetlin and Wilson Shows tonight. They gather at the gate at 7 pm with George Steel and tour 18 shows 24 rides and attractions. The tour is part of the paper's publicity event before the show travels to Beckley for a ten day run ending in Petersburg Virginia.
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Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
Cetlin & Wilson
George Steel
Peter del Morris
I. Cetlin
J. W. Wilson
Bluefield
Beckley
Michigan
Indiana
Ionia
Reading
Hagerstown
Spartansburge
Anderson
Petersburg
Coal talks in Pittsburgh advance with union and operator groups
Interviews with Lewis and Love followed an opening conference that organized negotiations. Key figures named to committees included Harvey Cartwright as chairman and John T. Jones as secretary. Both sides planned reports for a 10 o clock session. Lewis joked with workers and operators as talks continued amid Taft Hartley law questions. Love defended mine stability through June 30 and urged clearer coordination to reduce confusion.
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Lewis
Bluefield
U. S. Steel
Taft
Love
Steel Industry Poised for White Sulphur Talks
The article notes major coal, coke, and steel firms including West Virginia Coal and Coke, Koppers, Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal, and U S Steel preparing for White Sulphur negotiations. Moses and Lewis face rivalries with CIO leader Philip Murray as U S Steel weighs joining northern and western operators.
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White Sulphur Springs
Ezra van Horn
The
Welfare Fund
George Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Northern
Represen
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Lewis
Tots Embark On 1 248 Mile Journey
Two young brothers aged 11 and 4 depart Wheeling to visit grandparents in Colone South Dakota, a 1 248 mile trip by train. Mr and Mrs Padul entrust sons to railroad staff who will watch for them along the route.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Colone
S. D
Tommy
Johnny
George Padul
M. Sedeed
McCoy Addresses B n a i B r i t h Meet
Professor James McCoy of Bluefield College spoke at the B N A I B R I T H Lodge meeting on The Atomic Theory and the Atomic Bomb. He explained energy release, atomic piles and bombs, and the history of atomic energy with notes on medicine and industry. He was introduced by J I Rodgin.
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B'Nai B’rith Lodge
James McCoy
Bluefield College
Science Department
McCoy
J. I Rodgin
Johnny Long To Play At Northfork June 30
Johnny Long and his glee club featuring Prancey Lane and the Beachcombers will perform at Northfork high school gym on Thursday June 30 from 9 to 1 for a Powhatan council dance. Long’s ensemble includes stars from his Signature records and he has a history of million selling hits with Decca and later success with the Sterling label.
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Johnny Long
Prancey Lane
Northfork High School
Powhatan Council
Long
Decca
Alo
Stenature” Company
Johnny
On The Back Porch Reeks to Gleece Morra
A fragmented note suggests a chaotic music scene with the phrase On The Back Porch and mentions hinges and a best selling record linked to a Signature base, reflecting a garbled music column or note from a historical page.
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Gleece Morra
Dublin Woman Wins $15,000 Damage Suit
Pulaski circuit court jur y awarded Geneva M. Aker $15 000 after her seven year old son was killed when struck by a truck five months earlier The verdict followed a four minute delay before the panel reached a decision Defense asked for a hearing and the judge set a date for further action in June in Dublin Virginia.
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Ake
Willie
Les Wat
Mile Eset
Dublin
Aker Browght
Wheeling Trustees Nullify City Election
The Wheeling board of trustees invalidated an election for the citys police pension and relief fund. The board ordered a new election to be held on the next election date. Former chief de Lafferty lost to Ben by a vote of 28 to 2.
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Wheeling
Alome Mimentwuch
Citys Police Pension End Relief Fund
Board of Trustees
Ben. Beudch
de Lafferty
Carney Plat joints cost real money for everyone
A fragmented OCR passage references local costs at Carney Plat joints and mentions residents, voters, and unnamed figures in a garbled, newspaper style note. The text hints at community finance and possible election context without clear events or dates.
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Peationeton i
Ge Gagne
W. T. Williams
Willie G. Monk
Elizabeth Gertrude Monk
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mercer Funeral Home
Eugene May
F. E. N. Lindsey
Tazewell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Tommy Williams
Clay Vernon
Horton Dam
Cumberland Heights
W. D. McCraw
First Church of God
Maple Hill
WAL
Bovey Lumber Co
Bee Bag
Peewee
Frr
Ter Heme Ong
Bette
James W. Buffalow
Cc. J. Shelton
Virginia Coal
St. Charles
George H. Esser
Norton
Virginia Association
Pittsburgh
UMW
John T. Jones
W. A. Boyle
Montana
Hugh White
Illinois
Truman Johnson
Roy L. Letton
Kansas
Thomas Kennedy
William Mitch
Alabama
Ed Morgan
Hubert E. Howard
J. Wiliam Wetter
B. P. Manley
Utah
Lee
Dick Powell
Jane Greer
Aed
Mad
3 Stooges
Fiddlers
Ken Maynard
Hollywood Jamboree
Northfork
June Dupres
Ralph Richardson
C. Aubrey Smith
Mr. Belvedere
Tom Drake
Alan Young
Clugte Ougert
SemuEr
ENGEE
Wnt
Erie Megane
Corey
Hee Lee
Whee Bo
Pwo Breton
Hanna
Genie Seeley
Pat
Boi
Ower
Pete
Fendi
Omer
Hanamen
Reliaws
PaPtn
SuPrLy
Orr Paige
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