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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

5

Bankers Meet At White Sulphur Springs

Bluefield traders D B French G H Taw C G Frazier W C Given L A Hooner Herbert Markle and Mrs Markle leave Bluefield for White Sulphur Springs to attend the thirty eighth annual West Virginia Bankers association meeting. President D R Richards presides with speakers including Rome Stephenson J R Carter and Governor William G Conley. Public invited to tonight’s Bluefield Better Service Club address by Rev R Homer Anderson.

D. B. French Bluefield National Bank G. H. Tawhead C. G. Frazier W. C. Given Commercial Bank L. A. Hooner First National Bank of Dinefield Herbert Markle Markle Bluefield White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Bankers’ Association Messrs. Hooner Given State Associaton D. R. Richards State Asganciation Rome Stephenson South Bend Ind American Bankers Association C. Howard Wolf Philadelphia National Bank J. R. Carter West Virginia William G. Conley J. Roscoe Turner West Virginia University Gilbert Z. Stephenson Equitable Trust Company Wilmington Del Charles M. Coke First Huntington Nations Bank Fred O. Blue Charleston Eleedlon Bluefield Terminal Better Service Club New Bluefield W. Va R. Homer Anderson Tonnoke J. R. Anderson Anderson Lutheran Synod of Virginia

Covenanter boys plan annual camping trip notice

The Covenanter boys of the first Presbyterian church will take their yearly camping trip two miles above Narrows Virginia. They depart Monday morning June 2 and return Saturday morning July 4, with about twenty five to thirty boys expected. The pastor Rev S W Moore must be informed how many will go, so campers are asked to attend a meeting Friday evening at seven.

First Presbyterian Church Narrows Tluehold Ning S. W Moore Covenanter

Mrs. Lewis Winston Dies in Big Stone Gap

Mrs Mary Wygul Winston, wife of Stonega Coke and coal official, dies in Big Stone Gap Va from high blood pressure. She leaves husband, two daughters Adelaide and Marjorie, and siblings including a Brooklyn sister. Funeral at Episcopal church Big Stone Gap.

Big Stone Gap Lewis T. Winston J. M. McIlbany MeIlbany Rutherford Sanitarium Beckley G 0. Fisher Lois Morrison Brooklyn

Woodcock Plans Shift in Prohibition Public Info

Prohibition Director Woodcock announces the prohibition bureau will rebrand its division of research and public information and switch from printed brochures to formal press releases for dissemination of dry law information, despite Congress cutting funding.

Washington Congress Prohibition Bureau Prohibition Woodcock Division of Research and Public Information Diggo

Indian relics found on Sanders estate field

A corn field near the Sanders estate south of town yielded Indian relics after Elérigde Yost found two handfuls while plowing. Reports say Indiana tribes once inhabited the area and a war to the death between Tadlan factions may have occurred nearby, with a horrific battle said to have happened near Malden Springs. Mr. Yost aims to locate more Tadlan relics buried in the ground.

Towt Sanders Place Elérigde Yost Sanders Indiana Malden Springs Yost

Monster Rattlesnake Killed On Clear Fork

Reported snake sighting and killings as berry pickers warned. J J Yost killed a large rattlesnake on the Sanders estate. Marvin Neal of Clear Fork hauled a three foot, twelve rattles diamondback to Bluefield. Sun exposure and double fanged bites cited as deadly risks.

J. J. Yost Sanders Mr. Yost Bincaster Pike Bluefield Marvin Neal Clearfork Mr. Neal Jem Migginbotham

Dr Rushbrooke Talks World Affairs in Richmond Paper

Dr J H Rushbrooke of London discussed world affairs in a front page piece in The Tiehmond News Leader. He stressed understanding international issues, warned about armament rivalries fueling wars, and cited Soviet aims to spread atheism. He recalled visiting relatives in Gllea and Monroe counties years ago.

Tiehmond J. H. Rushgether Brooke London England Rushbrooke Peterstown Baptist World Alliance Richmond Russia Sma Gllea Monroe

Virginia Side Personal News and Social Visits

Mrs. H B Frazier and daughters Virginia and Louise plan a Salem visit for several days. Virginia Osborne visits Julia Jam at Tayellan and will be away longer. Alice Pilea visits Welch. Dr A B Sutton improves and hopes to be well. Sutton and daughter Aliss Margaret just returned from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J T D Hinegardnar and Mrs R D Morris with daughter Tenise Morris dined with Mr and Mrs A B Johnson at Richlands. Mrs Johnson is not sister of Mrs Morrie nor of Mrs Hinegardner. Marria to visit relatives in Bluefield this week. Alice Pyle left yesterday for Welch for a week.

H. B. Frazier Virginia Louise Salem Virginia Osborne Julia Jam Tayellan Alice Pilea Welch A. B. Sutton Dr. Sutton Aliss Margaret. Sutton Baltimore J. TD. Hinegardnar R. D. Morris Tenise Morris A. RB. Johnson Richlands Johnson Morrie Mra. Hinegardner Marria Bluefield Alice Pyle

Choirmaster from Bluefield headlines local rehearsal

Mrs. Pete Barrow of Bluefield West Virginia led a Tuesday evening choir rehearsal across the state line. Miss Janet Bailey officiated at piano as preparations for a July large chorus directed by Gustave Lehmann were announced.

Pete Barrow Bluefield W. Va State Line Barrow Gustave Lehmann Janet Bailey Virginia Dhoi

Bituminous Coal Production Estimated for Week Ended June 20

The National Coal Association, from incomplete railway reports, estimates U S bituminous coal production for the week ended June 20 at about 6,050,000 net tons. The Bureau of Mines had earlier estimated 6,585,000 net tons for the week ended June 6 and 6,000,000 for the week ended June 13.

National Coal Association United States Bureau of Animes

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