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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

2

Fifty Citizens Plan Red Sal Picnic at Cashmere

About fifty residents from twenty plus communities met in Cashmere to organize the July 20 Red Sal picnic. Monroe county group leader and cashmere official E Harold Dunn presided. plans included morning activities, entertainment, and meals from regional sections. A new road project linking Greenbrier River Valley to New River Valley was noted, with invitations extended to local officials.

Red Salph Dunn Greenbrier Hinton New River Weere Aeoe Burr H Dwight L. Casey Lan H. E Peteatin

Wanted to stay on farm for light work and wages

A brief 19th or early 20th century notice seeking a farm helper willing to work light chores in exchange for board and clothing and small wages. The ad outlines the terms of service and living arrangements.

Monroe and Greenbrier Women Inspect Homes

Twenty one farm women from Monroe and Greenbrier counties visited Mercer County guests of Mrs. R W McGrothiin. Mrs assisted Mrs Mo use Virginia Collison home department

Monroe Greenbrier Mercer County R. W. McGrothiin Mouse Virginia Collison

Catt VS SeeS Street-Rene Urges Pre-Event Arrivals

A fragmented local notice calls for attendees to arrive by 3 o clock for a street event. Details are incomplete but the appeal is clear and directed at participants and onlookers in the scheduled area.

Rene

White v Lily Tulip Cup Corp seeks $10 damages

Nola Pearl White sues Lily Tulip Cup Corp in circuit court seeking ten dollars in damages. The case, filed in chancery, involves Edgar Kennedy and C Henry Gordon with Gradyce rules returnable in July. The text describes the matter as a thrilling mystery drama.

Nola Pearl White Lily Tulip Cup Corp Joseph Ruleseninst Edgar Kennedy C. Henry Gordon

Shape Files Nomination For Clerk Of Court

Ralph ao of Bluefield files as certified candidate for Teague county clerk seat in the county clerk's office Tuesday.

SHAPE Glerk Ralph Ao Bluefield Certif Teague Non

Rotarians Head to Welch Meet Tonight

Welch Rotary members plan a meeting tonight with additional input from members and wives. The club, organized in March 1934, aims to discuss upcoming events and community service initiatives with Neeton’s club contributing attendees.

Neeton’s Club Welch Rotary Club Welsh

Princeton Personal: Mrs W T Neville of Portsmouth Va

Mrs W T Neville of Portsmouth Virginia, mother of Halstead, is mentioned in a Princeton personals item. The fragment notes her relation but provides no further details or outcome.

Bands Triumph at Lewisburg Show in Greenbrier Celebration

Mercer school's outstanding grade school band won first prize at the Greenbrier centennial in Lewisburg. Princeton high school's band took second and Rouceverte high school third. Ed Blake, master of ceremonies, received special mention. the local county provided a reception and passes for post parade viewing.

Mercer School Greenbrier Lewisburg Princeton High School Rouceverte Ed Blake Greenbrier County Eec Beckley Mondey Eae Ieee Te Ee

Oakvale Shipping Yard Ready for Shipment

The Oakvale yard is prepared for shipment with Mer cer unit ready to ship calves and lambs set for loading this weekend.

Oakvale Mercer

Rotary talk on erosion sparks offhand remark

A discussion at an international conference on erosion met with an offhand remark by a Rotarian from Australia. The audience reacted as the comment was delivered amid the session, reflecting the charged atmosphere of the meeting.

San Francisco Rotarian Treve Etre Australia

Meet After 63 Years Brings Virginia Man and Sister Together

Charles Kearns 73 of Virginia visits his 90 year old sister Elinda Winland in Moundsville for their first meeting in 63 years marking a long awaited reunion in a West Virginia town.

Moundsville Sune Charles Kearns Virginia Mra Elinda Winland

Government bonds rise as Treasury rate concerns ease

In New York on June 23, bond traders saw modest gains as Treasury yields steadied amid expectations for lower inflation. Prices for 3 5 8 percent issues edged higher while market volatility remained contained.

Lancaster Livestock Report Echoes Sheep Market Trends

Lancaster livestock market shows steady bids for sheep and lambs. Buyers stay cautious as supply remains ample with lambs moving slowly though demand appears steady.

Grain Price Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Rates

A cryptic AP note lists grain prices with Wheat No. 3 red around 107 and No. 9 yellow near 57. data for other classes like white and feline appear unclear. Transit billing attached.

Market Report Corn Highs and Steady Hay Prices

A brief market note shows corn up 4 percent to 5 cents above previous values while oats remain unchanged and hay holds steady. No additional commodities are listed.

White Sulphur Tonnes Meeting And Banquet Report

Essie E Bailey attended a meeting in White Sulphur tonight and planned a banquet there. Mabel Spray noted family and social events with Rebecca and Mrs Swope. Mrs J H Gadd and others faced a dislocated task while local residents Abbie McCormick and Sam Smythy were mentioned in casual notices.

Essie E. Bailey Mabel Spray Rebecca Swope S . Ww Jay Northfork J. H. Gadd Land Abbie McCormick Ea Sam Smythy

Woman Returns Home After Visit in Alexandria

Mrs. J. B. H. Gadd hosted her sister from Alexandria, Va., visiting on Fifteenth Avenue. The guest returned to her home Thursday after a two day stay with the Gadds.

Charleston Ob. Bicknell Alexandria J. BH. Gadd Othi Avenue

Welch to Host Five Mine Rescue Teams in Saturday Meet

Five mine rescue teams and more than 2,000 people will gather at Blakely Field in Welch on Saturday for the Pocahontas Regional Rescue Meet. The event features three rescue phases, a realistic drill, and remarks from officials including Mayor John W. and N. P. Rienhart.

Welch Pocahontas Blakely Field W. L. Lyons Gary Fyeen John W Ek.om W. E. E. Koeppler Pocanemee Operators Association N. P Gary John Cethpellia Hich Wewaacow & Welch M. Ces Co R. W. Oa Coke Co Bryson

Welch Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Moves

Mrs Lillian Smith Hambrick former Welch resident returned to Akron CO after visiting Welch at the home of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Walter Powers Miss Fay Hollandsworth of Welch leaves for Camp Shantituck near Louisville KY to serve as camp counselor for two months. Mrs Hugh eo Welch ill at Grace wn has recovered enough to travel to their home. Frsday for their home fun a visits in Welch at the home of Mr and Mrs Gail.

Lillian Smith Mhambrick Welch Akron Walter Powers Fay Hollandsworth Camp Shantituck Louisville Hugh Eo Grace Wn Austin Tmes Gail

Funds Raised in Bowl of Rice Drive for China Relief

The local Red Council for Civilian Relief in China reports continued contributions this week as bridge parties and rice bowls raise funds. Treasurer Mrs J A Prench received offerings at the Pocahontas theatre in Welch as the drive ends Saturday, with Mrs Welch sending notes of support.

Ihon China Pocahontas Theatre Welch J. A. Prench Rs Welch T Cow Serah H. Walterte Eherience Red Council For Civilian Relief

Mrs Jane Cook Dies in Isaban Home Incident

Mrs. Jane Cook 72 of Isaban died Wednesday night due to complications linked to ald. Services set for 2:00 pm Sunday at the Cook home with Rev. Levi Gibson of Wharncliffe officiating. Burial in Isaban cemetery follows.

Jane Cook Isaban R. B. Cook Cook Levi Gibson Wharncliffe Pike County Jimanitey Kentucky Joseph C. Cook

Miners Tie Records In Mountain State League Performance

Welch Miners pitcher Waite set strikeout records in the Mountain State League as he fanned 17 batters in a game after arriving from Bluefield College. The Welch hurler also achieved a rare feat with the bases loaded, forcing a runner at home as a catcher’s throw to first completed the out.

Welch Miners League McDowell County Waite Ers Aite Land College Bluefield Welch

Miners power through Huntington with trio of homers

In a striking game the Miners posted five runs against Huntington and hit three consecutive homers. Broskie contributed two long balls while Massie Con and another added one each. A right handed pitcher Aberdeen from Danville, Va. also took the mound for relief.

Shuster Malatin Miners Huntington Éleh Broskie Massie Con

Non-Support Charge In Welch Court

Tom York of Inc faces a non support charge after arrest by Joe C. McCoy and remanded to magistrate S. E. Ward. He was jailed for four months and 50 dollars plus costs, during St John the Baptist Day observances in Welch. Elder Lowell Lilly to speak at Welch events this Sunday with sermons and Bible class sessions announced.

Tom York Inc le Joe C. McCoy S. E. Ward York Welch Peanrente Christ River Jordan Lilly Lowell Lilly Schaley White Wilcoe Bible Class Baptist Church In New York Max Schmeling Joe Louis Max Schmeling Madison Square Garden Uhian Louis

Mendelssohn Music Club outing to Coney Island

Members of the Mendelssohn Music club and younger piano pupils of Myrtle B. Cox will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock for an outing at Coney Island. Transportation will be provided from Purity Food Market on McDowell Street. The afternoon will include swimming skating and a picnic supper.

Mendelssohn Music Club Myrtle B. Cox Coney Island Purity Food Market cDowell Street

Fight Low Down The Day After Fight Low Down The Day After

After Schmeling’s loss to Louis, reports say Schmeling may never fight again. Louis contemplates retirement while Baer hints at a comeback, with tax implications and heavy public interest in a possible rematch or defense against Schmeling or Baer.

Jess Willard Toledo Louis Joe Joe Louis Bob Pastor Tommy Farr Uis Max Baer Baer Arthur Donovan

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Cashmere En Uindamse Dh Barry Roy-Ed Radio Service Mercer St Corner of Trent Roy L. Saunders Mar J.C. Lally Regley, W. Va Millar Wat Elston Helston Monroe and Princeton Lancaster Livestock Toledo Grain Co-Operative Service Farm Farm Bureau Amelia Pormate And Eskie Bedfors Kesten Mass Saiem Mase Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated MR Blade Craig Glory MR. Blade Jane Gok Saban Mountain State League W. T. Cartwright By Paul Mickelson
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