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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1926

Page

6

Words on Westward Pioneers and Fort Pisgah Pageant

Walter Graham argues the Westward expansion shaped American liberty and the Clinch valley story should be honored as national heritage. He links Roanoke through Clinch valleys to Colorado Springs and the Alamo era, urging bronze markers for pioneer names and events. Local notes include Aunt Mary Holly’s accident, Annie Amato’s tonsil removal, and visits by Vicie Hargess’s family.

Alamo West The James Roanoke Nolichucky Watauga Holston New River Clinch Bluestone Tae Ohie Pike's Peak Wall of Rockies Colorado Springs Pirer Natonal Bank Port Pisgah

William Everett Tibbs Laid to Rest on Monday

The funeral and burial for William Everett Tibbs occurred Monday at West Graham Methodist Church. Born May 31 1870 in Bland County Virginia, he died Sunday aged 53 years 27 days. Survived by wife Rachel Carter Tibbs and six children Kent Tibbs J A Thompson Hilda Tibbs W E Tibbs Jr. M C Tibbs and several siblings.

William Everett Tibbs West Graham Methodist Church Triga James RE. H. Cole Faraday George EB. Masood Odd Fellows Tibbs Ite Bland County Virginia Rachel A. Carter Kent Tibbs J. A. Thompson Portemouth Ohio Hilda W. E. Tibbs West Graham

World War Veterans Attend Funeral for Frank Ratcliffe

World War veterans are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at Memorial Baptist Church in Bluefield Virginia for Frank Ratcliffe. Ratcliffe served in France during World War I and later reenlisted for another year, including service in Germany, earning a noted place in his countrymen’s affections.

Memorial Baptist Church Bluefield Frank Ratcliffe Ratcliffe France Germany Walnut Street Mary Bowling Charley Ratcliffe Tazewell Squire C. T. Benbow Court House Bowling Bond Soldier's and Sailors Baptist Church Virginia Maple Hill Cemetery Victor Hugo Harrell J. H. Holbrook W. J. Benbow J. P. Benbow IT. V. Lyton J. A. Wade K. W. Witten W. C. Greever T. K. Webb Frank

Aged Colored Woman Hurt in West Divides Auto Crash

Aunt Mary Holly a well known colored woman sustained serious injuries Sunday afternoon in an automobile collision near Hurts Store west of the Divides. She was in a car with Char ley Green when Green's car collided with the Hudson sedan driven by W I Callup. Both vehicles were badly damaged. Green is said to have been injured as well.

Mary Holly Tazewell Hen Harding West Sargent Street Falls Mills Road Aunt Mary Holly Hurt Mary Charley Green Green W. i. Callup

Mystery Still Shrouds Killing of Frank Ratcliffe

The article unfolds theories about Frank Ratcliffe's death near Rowling's home after a dispute with Henry Bowling. It notes a package Ratcliffe carried, the sheriff and officers investigating, a possible accidental or conspiratorial motive, and reactions of family and community including a funeral plan and insurance details.

Frank Ratcliffe Nancy Holt Bowling Henry Bowling Ratclife Ratcliffe Rowling

Sale of Collateral for Bank of Graham Notice

We will sell on June 20 1926 at 19 o'clock A M at the front door of the Bank of Graham Bluefield Virginia 402 shares of Poca hontas Coal and Corporation stock. Default having been made in the mortgage of the note on which said stock was pledged as collateral NK OF GRAHAM KR K Crockett Cashier.

Bank of Graham Bluefield Virginia Pocahontas Coal and Corporation NK OF Graham , KR. K Crockett

Westminster Church Vacation Bible School enrolls 168 students

The first annual Westminster Presbyterian Church Bible School exceeded expectations with 87 registrants Friday and 168 by Monday, including 17 faculty. Principal Gunn notes all departments near capacity with six openings in the beginners class. Staff shortages prompted requests for more helpers across several classes.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Gunn M. J. Prickett William Alley, Jr Westminster Bill

School opens with cap making and faith based lessons

Children and faculty gather after a church service as caps and needle holders are crafted. The junior departments enjoy games under Thelma Deverle and Rayburne Hale while Mr Gunn leads a study on The Confession of Faith and Presbyterian Church History. The school starts at nine with emphasis on punctuality and Christ centered aims. The note closes with a quip about the modern girl and her husband’s cooking.

Thelma Deverle Rayburne Hale Mers Gunn Christ

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