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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

8

Chase backs old age pension in Southwest Virginia

State Senator Roland E. Chase of Clintwood Republican, while en route home from Welch, promotes an old age pension plan. A Norton letter cites 380 seniors endorsing Virginia enacting a pension law to match federal programs. Governor Peery noted Chase as the sole assembly member who has spoken on the issue.

Roland E. Chase Clintwood Bluefield Welch Senator Chase General Assembly Virginia Chase Norton Virginia General Assembly Peery Wise Dickenson

Virginia teachers demand restoration of salary cuts

Virginia school teachers press for restoration of years old salary reductions implemented under Governor Pollard. They argue rising living costs and annual summer school expenses make current pay insufficient for teachers to manage and justify the rollback.

Virginia John G. Pollard

Young Republican Clubs Planned in Virginia

Clarence R. Ahalt of Clarendon reports a meeting to launch statewide Young Republican clubs in Virginia. Ahalt serves as secretary of the Virginia Republican state committee.

Clarence R. Ahalt Clarendon Virginia Mr. Ahalt Virginia Republican State Committee

Republican Hope for GOP Majority in Next Year’s Election

The piece notes the last attorney general race where a Republicans won and argues shifting political winds could push Virginia toward a Republican presidential majority next year. It highlights party prospects and voter sentiment in the Old Dominion.

Old Dominion

Virginia Sidelights on Miss Graybeal’s Hopkins Visit

Miss Evelyn Graybeal, Graham high school faculty member, is a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Surgeon Dr Handy operated to remove a small tumor pressing a nerve center, with hope she will fully recover and return to teaching this fall.

Evelyn Graybeal Johne Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Miss Graybeal Graham High School Dr. Handy Miss Graybear

Marion college president visits town and seeks students

Dr. E H Copenhaver of Marion Virginia spoke with townspeople and urged enrollment for his college during a visit. He is father of Margaret Sue Copenhaver a Graham High School faculty member and girls athletic director. He once led a Bluefield West Virginia college and noted town improvements since.

E. H. Copenhaver Marion College Marion

Virginia Side Personalities and Local Visits

Virginia Gazette notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. Dodge Kyle of Glen White and mentions funeral attendance for Mrs. Martha Sparks at Pounding Mill. Malcolm Allan attends Radford summer session, teaching in Tazewell County. The McNeer family vacations at Salt Sulphur Springs in Monroe, with Miss Mary Wheelright hosting. A 19th century buggy on display at Salt Sulphur awaits a courting couple for a ride.

William Osborne Dodge Kyle Glen White Osborne T. A W. J. Osborne J. W. Moore Pearl Hale Martha Sparks Pounding Mill Malcolm Allan Radford Briscoe Carlan Misa Edith McNeer Monroe Mary Wheelright McNeer Monroe County

Ordinance Muzzles Dogs in Clear Fork District

At a June 22 1935 special meeting of the azewell County Board of Supervisors in the Court House the board enacted a mad dog ordinance. It forbids owners in Clear Fork District to let dogs run loose without muzzling and imposes a fine from five to one hundred dollars for violations. The ordinance is in effect for 45 days from June 22 1935 with exceptions for hunting dogs. Publication is ordered in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Clinch Valley News. The clerk is to publish the ordinance and the deputy signs.

Virginia Board of Supervisors Azewell County Court House H. W. Bane J. F. Litz Clear Fork Tazewell County Bluefield Daily Telegraph Clinch Valley News A. H. Surface

Dr Joe B Greever Celebrates 90th Birthday At Home

Dr Joe B Greever of Blueveld Virginia marked his ninetieth birthday today born in Burkes Garden June 26 1845 son of J J Greever and wife He fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War later taught organized churches and colleges and built a real estate firm now enjoying good health and daily walks in his old age The piece notes the changing world since his birth with references to railroads and pioneer settlement surrounding Southwest Virginia.

Joe B. Greever West End Blueveld Burkes Garden J. J. Greever Greever Graham Reading Tazewell County Virginia Dr. Greever

Judge Smith to Speak at Graham Methodist Service

Judge N Clarence Smith will conduct the regular mid week prayer service at Graham Methodist church this evening at 8 oclock. A cordial welcome awaits you.

N. Clarence Smith Graham Methodist Church

WAR LAUNCHED ON CHAIN BUCKET SHOP RACKETEERS

Washington reports a nationwide chain bucket shop racket has duped doctors lawyers professors and businessmen. Attorney General Cummings urged public help to crush the racketeers and said headquaters are in New York and Chicago. He warned victims they fear retaliation but vows federal action and prison for leaders.

Washington Cummings Justice Department Associated Press New York Chicago

City payroll restitution and licensing actions discussed

The city board approved restoring part of February salary cuts if funds allow, authorizing 4132.35 to affected employees and the June payroll plus a weekly labor bill. A license tax on coal and coke sales was adopted, while barber and beautician license taxes were removed. A coal weigh sale ordinance and filling station permits were discussed.

City Board of Directors E. P. Mitchell Jerome Katz Bluefield E. W. Horton W. C. Slusher Bluefield Avenue Elm Street Mary Bame

Local Ads Brighten Day With Specials At Fretwell s And Pen

Flat crepes in prints and plain offered at 69 cents today at Fretwell s on Bland street. Henderson s Cleaners Laundry at 1303 South Bland advertises cleaning and laundry service with alterations. Croquignole permanent wave 3.00 each or two for 5.00 at Mary Lee Beauty Shop on Raleigh street. Robin s Club Princeton road hosts a Thursday dance 9 to 2 with Fred Pendleton s orchestra.

S. Bland Street Henderson's Cleaners New Rainbow South Bland Mary Lee Beauty Shop Raleigh Street Robin's Club Princeton Road Fred Pendleton

Propertylot 61 Genoa avenue cost 45 dollars

A listing notes a dwelling on lot 61 in section 800 along Genoa avenue with an estimated price of 45 dollars.

Genoa Avenue

Mighty Offensive Against Crime in Metropolitan Looms

New York faces a major drive against vice led by Governor Herbert H. Lahman. He proposes a special prosecutor to oversee the vice investigation, signaling possible substitution of the district attorney William C. Dodge. Four candidates are named, including Hughes Jr and Medalie.

New York Herbert H. Lahman William C. Dodge March Grand Jury Dodge Charles Evans Hughes Jr George Z. Medalie United States Thomas D. Thatcher U. S S Charles A. Tuttle LaGuardia

Time Stands Still Raleigh Man Repeats Prison Terms

Luther Sherlin a 47 year old cement worker completed thirteen 30 day prison terms in 12 months by earning good behavior days, then getting jailed again immediately after release for intoxication. Black horses heat sensitivity noted. Civil service league says about 85,000 women work for the U S government.

Raleigh N. C Luther Sherlin Sherlin U. S Civil Service League

FHA Representative Speaks to Rotary on Housing Work

J Cruise of Parkersburg West Virginia dairy financial division head told Bluefield Rotary members about the FHA program and loan guidance during a clinic session. Joseph H Hoge hands over to Thomas H Clagett as the new president while three new members are welcomed and resolutions note T J Phelps passing.

Parkersburg Fianceral Federal Housing Administration West Virginia Naval Joseph H. Hoge Thomas H. Clagett Bluefield Kiwanis Clus Marion Smith James Elmer Brown Fount Knight Virginia Supply Company Louis D. Wilmore William Gottlieb Vogue Shop T. J. Phelps Rotarians Clagett Club

Minister Receives Honorary Degrees from Two Colleges

Bluefield friends of Rev. Martin Hopkins report that he has received honorary D ligrees from Hampden Sydney College in Farmville Virginia and Southwestern University in Memphis Tennessee during June exercises. Hopkins, a missionary in China, is finishing a year’s furlough and plans to return to China in August after visiting Richmond.

Bluefield Martin. Hopkins Mia. Walton Sudduth Falla Mills Road Hampden-Sydney College Farmville Southwestern University Memphis Tenn Hopkins China Presbyteriaa Church Richmond

Mrs Owen D Young Dies of Heart Stroke

Mrs Owen D Young wife of Geneva Electric chairperson died at her Riverside Conn home after four years of ill health Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Universalist church in Van Homesville New York. She was formerly Josephine Sheldon Edmonds of Southbridge Massachusetts and a Radcliffe graduate. She is survived by four children and two brothers C H Edmonds of Wellesley Massachusetts and Stuart Edmonds of Winchester Virginia.

New York Owen D. Young Geneva Electric Company Riverside Conn Young Josephine Sheldon Edmonds Southbridge Mass St. Lawrence University Canton N. Y Radcliffe St. Lawrence Mr. Young Jim

Pocahontas and Tug River Institute Plans Anniversary Meeting

The Pocahontas and Tug River Mechanical and Electrical Institute will hold its monthly meeting Saturday at 7:30 in the Appalachian building Welch. Dr. C ft McDuffie of General Electric and Ear Period of Bethlehem Steel will speak on Electric Welding in Maintenance. Mr Penrod discusses What Happens After Welding. presiding is S 8 Cooper American Coal. first anniversary observed in September. J C Newman of Koppers part of the gathering.

C. Ft. McDuffie General Electric Company Ear Period Bethlehem Steel Company Pocahontas Tug River Mechanical and Electrical Institute Appalachian Welch Institute J. C. Newman Koppers Company

Peerless Coal and Coke Names Officials

The report notes T. A. Martin of the Peerless Coal and Coke Company serves as secretary-treasurer while the organization is mentioned in connection with its officers.

Vice Pee Organization T. A. Martin The Peerless Coal and Coke Company

Tazewell and Smyth County Fair Dates Announced

C B Parnell announces schedules for Tazewell August 5 to 10 and Smyth Marion August 19 to 24 with horse shows featured. Fairs promise livestock and farm exhibits 4 H arts crafts and relics echoing past grand fairs. More than 2000 premium books mailed to potential exhibitors amid strong interest.

Tazewell Smyth County Parnell Marion

Dionne Five Gallons For 79 Cents At Station

A Kansas City filling station advertises five gallons of gasoline for 79 cents with a sign reading The Dionne Five gals for 79 cents. The quirky offer echoes the famous Dionne quintuplets promotion.

Kansas City

Holt Thriving on Senate Life Adds 33 Pounds

Washington reports Senate's youngest member Senator Holt of West Virginia has gained 33 pounds since arriving in Washington. The piece notes his rapid weight increase and compares him to Barbour of New Jersey, the current champion at 250 pounds. It also mentions apple orchard yields rising to 6 000 bushels after beehives near trees aided pollination.

Holt Senate Washington West Virginia Senator Barbour New Jersey

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