Masonic Notice And Local Notices From Bluefield
Bluefield items include a Masonic communication by Bluefield Lodge No. 5 6 27 21 noting work in the third degree and the secretary’s name. Also listed are ads and notices for a meat market florist and produce, a railway clerks meeting, typewriter service, a music school trip by two students, nurse association sessions, the burial of Joseph R. Crockett, a marriage in Bramwell and a veteran’s visit home after overseas service with the Eighth Division.
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Bluefield Lodge No. Se
W. M. F. P. Barley
Marriage of Johnston and Miss Vera Harry
A marriage occurred yesterday morning at 8 30 in the Presbyterian church study on Tazewell street. The Rev S W Moore officiated with a ring ceremony witnessed by close friends. The bride Vera Harry is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Harry, a Bluefield farmer family. She is Beaver High School class of 1916 graduate and Concord Normal alumna.
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Phil K. Johnston
Vera Harry
Presbyterian Church
Tazewell Street
S. W. Moore
R. R. Harry
J. O. Parris
Asheville
N. C
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J. (. Cheney
Norfolk
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Washington
Harry Gilbert
Huntington
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Stella Obereon
Bluefield Sanitarium
Northfork Vesterday
T. S. Hamilton
J. C. Turley
Methodist Episcopal Church
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A. T. Thornton
Bluefield
Algoma
Grace Grayhill McDowell
Vinerette
Cleyverdale
Mies
Dorothy Jones
Gratton
Bluefeld Sanitarium
Homes for Sale on East River and Surrounding Streets
Listings show numerous single homes and price ranges across East River Avenue Rock Bridge Street Clark Street Williams Street Bath Ellis Princeton Pearl Rose Fourth Fairfax Tyler Hardy Highland aan and many more in Bluefield. Many streets offer multiple properties with prices from 1 900 to 17 500 and parcels including 13 acres in East End.
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Ellis Street
Princeton Avenue
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Rose Street
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Spruce Street
Carolina Avenue
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Gilmer Street
North Street
Bailey Street
Albemarle Street
View Avenue
Union Street
East End
Midway
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Wythe Avenue
Bluefield
Local personals note spread across Bluefield area
Several residents and visitors are listed with travel and visitation updates. L A Jackson traveled to Lynchburg, others from Dublin Virginia Keystone and Winston-Salem visited Bluefield. Mrs. J Cheney plans trips to Norfolk Washington, while Stella Obereon returns home from the Bluefield Sanatorium care.
Fair of Nations Serves Savory Dinner and Concert
The Fair of Nations offers a savory lunch from 12 30 to 2 with self serve options and music then a supper from 6 56 to 9 30. Proceeds go to a $500 church building fund for Christ Episcopal Church. The Bluefield Band performs outdoors for ten cents admission.
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Fair of Nations
Carlotta
Bluefield
Local Bluefield Couple Wed After Wedding in 1917 Era
A Giles county native and a Virginia Realty alumna married in Bluefield ties. he served in the army training department in Richmond during the war and now works with the Bluefield and W. H. Harry Hardware Company. The couple departed on a bridal tour to Washington Atlantic City New York and Niagara Falls after their ceremony.
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South Bluefield
Sroom
Giles County
Bluefield
Ira J. Partlow
Keystone
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Niagara Walls
Pocahontas Coke Company Withdraws From West Virginia
Pocahontas Coke Company incorporated announces withdrawal from West Virginia. The plan to cease holding property and transacting business in Mercer County is signed by President T. F. Farrell and Secretary W. S. Patterson, dated June 26 1919 and attested June 27 1919.
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Pocahontas Coke Company, Incorporated
Virginia
West Virginia
Mercer County
Pacahontas Coke Company, Incorporated
T. F. Farrell
W. S. Patterson
Story Hour at Playgrounds Draws Children Friday
The playgrounds host a Friday story hour from four to five with Mrs. Charles Easley entertaining children with Uncle Remus tales. Miss Lee Wretnell assists and local ladies volunteer to support the event, promoting wholesome tales with humor and morals.
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Charles Easley
Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
Masley
Lee Wretnell
Trustee in Bankruptcy Seeks Sale of Property To Satisfy Lows’ Debts
Jay Weisman as trustee filed in federal court to sell property deeded to Maud Lowe by her husband C. L. Lowe to satisfy creditors. Lowe was adjudged bankrupt in April. Actions target December 21 1918 transfer and deeds to Worrel and Frantz as fraudulent or within four months of bankruptcy petition.
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Jay Weisman
Federal District Court
Maud Lowe
C. L. Lowe
Britain
Wyoming County
City Fines Five Autoists in Police Court Traffic Crackdown
Judge J A Chambers fined several motorists five dollars each for driving without mufflers in the first police court session since a two week city wide tag campaign began. The police tag system records owner name and license tag number and warns offenders to avoid repetition. Duplicate tags are filed at police headquarters and cars with two tags are summoned to court.
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J. A. Chambers
Auto Club Meeting Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
The Bluestone Automobile Club will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening in the chamber of commerce rooms. Important business to be transacted and many applications of new members to be voted on. Come and learn more of the club.
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Moose Hall
Central Labor Union
Bluestone Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Local Luncheon Notes and Traffic Law Talk
Scribbled remarks reference traffic laws and road building ideas. A few attendees missed the luncheon and emoker a few nights ago while H. G. Steele was urged to share thoughts on creating better roads.
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H. G. Steele
Centenary Exposition Centenary Celebration Urged
Telegram from John R. Pepper and Jamps Cannon urges Bluefield Holston Conference to join a joint centenary celebration in Columbus on June 26 1919. The event promises addresses historical pageant orchestra and chorus with mission field scenes to mark a great Christian celebration.
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Bluefield District
E. A. Shueart
Bluefield
W. Va
Columbus
John R. Pepper
Jamps Cannon
Freezone Promise Lifts Corns Without Pain
An ad touts Freezone as a quick corn remover available at drug stores. It claims touching a corn with Freezone ends pain instantly and allows the corn to be lifted out with fingers. The product is described as safe, inexpensive, and a Cincinnati invention.
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Cincinnati
Notice to Painters for Mingo County Courthouse Paint
Sealed bids will be received by the county court of Mingo County until July 8 1919 for painting the interior of the courthouse. Specifications will be furnished on request by the county court president Alex Bishop Kuihu Boggs clerk dated May 29 1919.
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Mingo County
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