Graham Red Sox Rally Fails In Eleventh At Princeton
Graham Red Sox and Princeton club battle 11 innings with Culp pitching superbly for Graham. A wild throw and wild pitch in the eleventh seals the loss. Rain falls during final innings as Graham fans praise Dean, Goff, and a strong lineup. The series stands 2–2 with Bramwell game pending.
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Graham
Princeton
Culp
Whitt
Goff
Red Sox
Dean
Bramwell
Graham Red Sox
Pocahontas
West Graham Ball Grounds
Munday
Lefty Dye
Cincinnati Reds
Parson Goff
Lee Sharp
Southpaw
Rabbit Philpitt
Brumfield
Rector
Fowler Borne
Yost
Burton
Hardy
Graham Boys
Graham to Host Largest Crowd for Saturday Baseball Clash
A huge anticipated attendance is expected for a Graham baseball game on Saturday afternoon. The event promises a record crowd as locals gather to see the clash between prominent teams.
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Graham
This Simple Mixture Helps Weak Eyes
Bluefield residents praise Lavoptik eye wash for quick relief of weak watery red eyes. A long afflicted lady reports the first bottle helped her, and a small bottle is said to help any case of weak strained or sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup offered free. The White Pharmacy and Central Pharmacy.
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Bluefield
White
Central Pharmacy
First toothache at 100 in Stroudsburg Pa
Frederick Jones a cabinet maker suffered his first toothache at age 100 and had the offending tooth extracted in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania.
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Stroudsburg
Frederick Jones
Why Suffer From Rheumatism
Pressure on nerves as they exit the spine disrupts organ function and allows wastes to accumulate. Chiropractors relieve vertebral misalignment to restore nerve energy to elimination organs, enabling normal body function and improved health.
Virginia Gas Tax Law Enters Effect Today
Virginia raises motor fuel taxes in a new law that increases prices now two cents a gallon with a further three cent rise on July 1. Revenue will fund road building and maintenance as Graham dealers await official guidelines while relying on press reports. The law embodies the saying the fellow who dances must pay the fiddler.
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Virginia
Graham
HOUSES IN GRAHAM TO BE NUMBERED SOON
Graham prepares to number houses under a federal and local directive. W F McDonald to install mail receptacles and number houses at minimal cost to homeowners. Free mail delivery aimed for July 1 with boxes provided at low or no charge. Citizens urged to cooperate as Graham shifts away from old post office routines.
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Graham
W. F. McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Sam
St. Marys Meeting Continues To Succeed
Rev G Otis Meade of Roanoke preaches at St Marys church and the weeklong meeting continues with support from Graham pastors and city churches joining in the event.
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ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's Church
G. Otis Meade
Roanoke
Mr. Meade
T. N. Williamson
R. B. Williamson
Graham
In Memoriam Resolutions for Deceased Tribe Brother
A tribal organization notes the death of a beloved member admired for freedom friendship and charity. The resolutions express sorrow and pledge to send a copy to the family and publish a notice in Graham Daily News while dedicating a page in their records to his memory.
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Graham Daily News
Graham Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Gladys Bailey will entertain at her East Tazewell avenue home next week. Miss Katherine James arrives from Montreal as Epworth League delegate to Virginia Intermont College. Marvin Harman of North Tazewell visits guests of Harry Neikirk. Mrs. Elizabeth Witten of Witten Mills visits daughter Mrs. J. H. Gillespie. Rev BE A Hughes tours Clinch Valley visiting sixty churches. Arthur Mitchell and family plan visits to Graham and Bluefield.
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Gladys Bailey
East Tazewell Avenue
Katherine James
Montreal
N. C
Epworth League
Virginia Intermont College
Marvin Harman
North Tazewell
Harry Neikirk
Elizabeth Witten
Witten Mills
J. H. Gillespie
BE. A. Hughes
Clinch Valley
Democratic candidate visits town amid county race activity
R. E. Moss the Democratic nominee for treasurer of Tazewell county toured the area meeting voters, with H. Peery Brittian his Republican opponent. Moss canvassed the Clear Fork district and Pocahontas while locals attend the Graham Billy Sunday club election and bake sale events at the Christian church.
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R. E. Moss
Burkes Garden
Tazewell County
Moss
Pocahontas
Clear Fork
H. Peery Brittian
Virginia
Lamb shipments rise as prices stay strong
Lambs are ready for slaughter with daily car lot shipments from Russell and Tazewell counties off the Clinch Valley increasing. Prices remain very good for the young lambs.
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Clinch Valley
Russell
Tazewell
Dollar Drive Planned by Bluefield Colored Community
News of the Colored People announces a Dollar Drive for the N. L. Edwards Community Service in Bluefield on July 16. The city will be divided into eleven districts with team captains, house to house canvassing, and educational as well as financial efforts. Extra meetings for team leaders are set for July 6 and July 12 at the YMCA to ensure a successful drive.
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Dollar
N. L. Edwards Community Service
Bluefield
Sunshine Beyond the Clouds and Community Drive Notes
The piece describes a Tuesday evening program on the 10th to support a local effort. Residents are urged to call 319-J or 419-J to volunteer for the dollar drive. It blends a reflection on ancient Greek myth with encouragement to overcome modern obstacles.
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Olympic Mountains
Thessaly
Earth
Local residents visit Bluefield area on various errands
J T Dalton of Elkhorn visits his wife at Lo max Hospital where she is recovering after an operation. Mrs Clara Carter of Simmons travels with her son Chalmers to Bluefield for an operation. Carter visits cousin Mrs M E Woods of Jones street. Horace Gray of Birmingham is visiting. Mrs Frank Abshire and two daughters with sister Miss Lillie Howe of Excelsor stop in Bluefield to see Agnes Jones on their way to Ivanhoe.
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J. T. Dalton
Elkhorn
Lomax Hospital
Clara Carter
Simmons
Chalmers
Bluefield
Carter
M. E. Woods
Jones Street
Horace Gray
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Abshire
Lillie Howe
Excelsor
Agnes Jones
Yadkin Street
Ivanhoe, Ja
Plenty of Plate Glass for Builders This Year
New York City June 26 Plate glass enough to glaze a continuous store front six feet high from New York to San Francisco will be produced this year in the United States. First quarter output reaches 19,962,154 square feet and the yearly total is expected between 85,000,000 and 90,000,000 square feet. P A Hughes secretary of the Plate Glass Manufacturers of America denied rumors of a shortage threatening the building trades.
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New York City
New York
San Francisco
United States
P. A. Hughes
The
Plate Glass Manufacturers of America
Chief Ninot Rock Image Draws Boulder Canyon Tourists
Automobile travelers in Boulder Canyon admire a large rock carving known as Chief Ninot, a noted Indian figure with a camp long established in the Colorado Rockies.
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Boulder Canyon
Ninot
Colorado Rockies
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Lester
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G. Otis Mead
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J. Glenn Dudley
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Dudley
Song Bird of
the Christian Church
Flat Top
H. H. Young
Flat Top Yard
M. A. Kidd
Graham Personals
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West Virginia
Soe
Maree Bluefield
Princeton Avenue
Flatbush
Atlantic Avenues
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mitchell
Nyack, N. Y
Laura Davenport
Williamson
Bey
J. B. Sauers
Graham Billy
New Memorial Baptist Church
Rufus Webb
Pauline Edmund
News OF the Colored People
Goodyear
Ogine
Delco- Light Company
General Motors Corporation
W. & D. Electrical Supply Company
W. van
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