Ralston Funeral Services for Carl A Ralston Held Today
Funeral services for Carl A Ralston 42 prominent Bluefield lumber broker were held at 3 p m today at his Penn Street residence Bluefield Virginia with Rev H A Willis in charge and music by a local quartet. Interment followed in Maple Hill cemetery West Graham under Bluefield Lodge of Elks supervision. He died Tuesday night at Bluefield sanitarium from heart disease born May 20 1892 in Boonsbury Pennsylvania son of Edward and Margaret Ralston. He lived in Bluefield since 1911 worked at Keys Planning Mill and later ran his own business. Surviving wife Alta Garinger two sons John Pierce and Carl Edward Ralston a brother Conn Ralston of Yakima Washington. Active pallbearers listed. Flower bearers were Business Men’s club and Graham High School football team.
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Carl A. Ralston
Penn Street
Bluefield
H. A. Willis
Memorial Baptist Church
Business Men's Association
Maple Hill Cemetery
West Graham
Mr. Ralston
Bluefield Sanitarium
Boonsbury
Edward
Margaret Ralston
Keys Planning Mill
Miss Alta Garinger
Winchester
Conn Ra
Rush Holt Announces Senate Candidacy
Rush D. Holt of Weston and Lewis County announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for United States senator at Charleston West Virginia. He serves as a member of the house of delegates and pitches his run to the voters tonight with a focus on his political background and future candidacy.
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Crotic
United States
Holt
NBA
Rush Holt
United States Senate
Charleston
W. Va
Rush D. Holt
Weston
House of Delegates
Lewis County
Clover Club Plans Firecracker Summer Dance
Clover club at Bluefield Country club issued invites for a July 3 summer dance with about 150 guests. The card features a large firecracker design and hints at July fourth festivities, with Charles Boulanger and his orchestra engaged to perform.
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Clover Club
Bluefield Country Club
Charles Boulanger
Social Notes and Local Visits Across Towns
Mrs. W Y Darling and daughter Majorie visit relatives in Broken Bow Nebraska. Paul Dale salesman attends Airway Appliance banquet in Charleston. Mrs. E L Wright of Portsmouth Virginia visits her elders for a month. Mrs. Lawrence Lane and Mrs Henry Kendrick with Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of Beckley attend Waterman Cash wedding at J W Cash home on Carolina avenue. Mr W A Pankey and Miss Elizabeth Shelton spend days in Cleveland Ohio. Dr Charles T Clair Jr returns from Charlottesville Virginia after professional business. During the 1932 jigsaw puzzle boom three million prizes were made weekly and nearly ten million dollars were spent on puzzles that year.
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W. Y. Darling
Majorie
Broken Bow
Paul Dale
Midway
Airway Appliance Corporation
Charleston
E. L. Wright
Portsmouth
Lawrence Lane
Henry Kendrick
Robert Davis
Beckley
J. W. Cash
Carolina Avenue
W. A. Pankey
Elizabeth Shelton
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles T. Clair Jr
Charlottesville
New Introductory Indo-Vin Offer At 25 Cents Friday and Saturday
A promotional note touts Indo-Vin a non habit forming medicine with 29 herbs claimed to relieve stomach, liver and kidney issues. An introductory bottle costs 25 cents for a Friday and Saturday sale, with full price listed at $1.25. The ad urges readers to try it, promising quick relief and health improvements.
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Indo- Vin, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
G. H. Moshy
Indo-Vin Promises Gentle Cleansing and Relief
An ad claims Indo-Vin gradually cleanses the bowels and digestive system reducing indigestion and bloating. It also acts as a diuretic, claiming to flush impurities from sluggish kidneys and ease backache and nighttime rising pains.
Great Sale Limited To Ten Days On Stock On Hand
The advertisement announces a ten day sale to clear stock before fall. No items carried over due to floor space and costs are emphasized as no object. Early customers are urged to come and view bargains displayed in the window.
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Ralston Funeral Services
Virginia Side
Penn Avenue
Scholl
Goodykoontz Drug Stores
Weinberg’s
Editorial
A. M
Weinberg
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, W. Va
Coats
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