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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

5

Enforcing Prohibition Remains Priority at WCTU Meet

Milwaukee officials report the Women’s Christian Temperance Union urges continued strong enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. Directors warn against assuming repeal is near and call for a last ditch program while noting child labor concerns and state-by-state vote dynamics in the repeal debate. Ella Boole and Sarah Hoge lead the push, with belief the South will resist repeal and fighting chances exist in about twenty states.

Milwaukee Wis Women’s Christian Temperance Union General Convention Ella Boole Brooklyn Boole South Sarah N. Hoge Lincoln National Group Virginia

Purification Benefits Promoted by Calotabs Cure

Physicians endorse Calotabs as a thorough course to purify the system and restore vitality. The ad claims Calotabs cleanse the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and offers 10 cent and 35 cent packages through dealers.

Nature

Local Young Men Get Army Reserve Berths

Stephen H. Meem Jr and R W McCorkle of Bluefield are among 54 West Virginians named for army reserve commissions. Four were first lieutenants in the medical reserve. others, including Thomas E Gilhooley Ronceverte and F K Ammar Williamson, received second lieutenants in various corps. Meem, in field artillery, trained at Virginia Military Institute.

Stephen H. Meem Jr R. W. McCorkle Bluefield West

Charleston Man Named Southern Manager for Liberty Powder

R. M. Lambie formerly head of the state department of mines was appointed southern manager of Liberty Powder Company. Based in Charleston, he will oversee operations in West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Maryland Tennessee and Alabama.

Charleston R. M. Lambie State Department of Mines Southern Liberty Powder Company Pittsburgh Lambie West Virginia

Funeral rites held for Britten infant

Funeral and burial services were held yesterday for the three day old son of Mr and Mrs Cubine Britten. He died at 4 30 yesterday morning at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs M E Kidd 122 Rock Street.

Cubine Britten M. E. Kidd Rock Street

Washington's Battle Over Day Law Starts

Olympic Washington June 29 Washington's repeal fight begins with filing for delegates to the state convention. Ninety nine delegates from forty six districts will be elected August 29 and convention starts October 3. Filing period ends July 30 with $10 fee. King Spokane and Pierce counties elect 44 delegates and aided repeal majority in 1932.

Olympic Wash Washington King Spokane Pierce

Virginian Railway Worker Killed at Gilbert

Charles W. Bowers a 57 year old brakeman for the Virginian Railway died after slipping from a locomotive and being run over at Gilbert Mingo County in the Guyan division. A Princeton resident since 1909 he served since 1909 in the bridge department and 1913 in train service. Funeral details were not set.

Charles W. Bowers Princeton Virginian Railway Company Gilbert Mingo County Guyan Virginian Road Virginian Guyan Division Bowers Park Avenue The Bridge Department

Bland County Woman Undergoes Mastoid Operation

Mrs. R. J. Miller, 66, of Mechanicsburg, Va., underwent an operation on Wednesday at St. Luke's hospital for mastoids. Her condition yesterday was serious but doctors expressed hope for recovery. A member of a prominent Bland county family, she is well known in the region.

R. J. Miller Mechanicsburg St. Luke's Hospital

Deputy Sheriff Held on Charge in Anawalt

Harry Shepherd deputy sheriff of Anawalt is charged with assaulting Okey Rose and was held for action by the next grand jury after a hearing before Magistrate H W Herndon. Shepherd was released on a $500 bond. Rose testified he hit Pat O'Brien with a flashlight while attempting to intervene during an arrest for drunkenness.

Harry Shepherd Anawalt Okey Rose H. W. Herndon Shepherd Pat O’brien Rose O'Brien O’brien

Board of Education Sets Monday Meeting

The new board of education will convene Monday at 10 AM in N. A. Steadman’s office to elect a president. Members include four Democrats Mrs. Ida H. Hicks Welch Dr. N. H. Dyer Bartley A. L. Moses Mohawk W. G. Williamson Vivian and one Republican Judge F. C. Cook Northfork.

Board of Education N. A. Steadman Ida H. Hicks Welch N. H. Dyer Bartley A.L. Moses Mohawk W. G. Williamson Vivian F. C. Cook Northfork

Charges Against Two Officers Dismissed

Charges were dismissed against Eckman deputy sheriffs James Caffee and S L Mason at a magistrate hearing. They had been charged in the shooting of Carl Jones of Crab Orchard near Beckley on June 18 at Eckman. Jones was seriously wounded and had disappeared from a local hospital earlier in the week. The officers said Jones drew a revolver and aimed at Mason. Caffee fired one shot.

James Caffee S. L. Mason Eckman H. W. Herndon Carl Jones Crab Orchard Beckley Jones Mason Caffee

Welch Paragraphs Entertains Bridge Club in Appalachi an

Miss Pearl Rader delightfully entertained her bridge club with two tables in play at the Appalachian community room Thursday evening. A refreshment plate was served. Guests included Mrs. Chester Harman, Mrs. T. A. Johnston, Miss Barley, Miss Pauline Pasley, Miss Marietta Lundy, Miss Mary Marshall Clark and Miss Edith Hurley. Welch Rotary meets at noon today in the Methodist church. all members urged to attend.

Pearl Rader Appalachian Community Room Chester Harman T. A. Johnston Miss Barley Pauline Pasley Marietta Lundy Mary Marshall Clark Edith Hurley Welch Rotary Club Methodist Church

Welch Personals Highlight Visits and Travel

W. P. Gordon formerly of Welch now in Pearisburg arrived to spend time with his daughter Mrs. G. E. Whitely and Mr. Whitely. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Keyser and children left for Wheeling as a relative lies ill. Miss Elizabeth Harris and Miss Catherine Long of Huntington are mentioned.

W. P. Gordon Welch Pearisburg G. E. Whitely Whitely W. R. Keyser Wheeling Elizabeth Harris Catherine Long Huntington

Visitors and Residents See Local Activity in Welch

Weekend visitors and locals from Welch and nearby towns fill the scene. Rev J H Cook of Honaker Va visited friends in Welch. Mrs F E Davis of Welch entered Stevens clinic for treatment. various locals traveled to Lexington Va Richmond Va and Charleston for visits or business.

Welch J. H. Cook Honaker Mr. Cook First Baptist Church FE. ©. Davis Stevens Clinic Harry Moses Mise Ann R. Stratton Gary L. Cook Helen Lexington W. S. Hopson Richmond Benny Junior Coffman Chillicothe Ohio Nita Coffman Fred Snead Charleston N. J. Harman Yukon E. G. Walker Nell Gay H. T. Hicks Som Tommy West Union

Two McDowellites Get Appointments

Charleston West Virginia today announced five new hires for the board of control offices and two in the tax commissioner's office. J C Little of Northfork named head of the gasoline tax department. Elizabeth Henritz of Welch hired as filing clerk. New board members include M F Moore of Huntington and J W A Anderson of Alderson in keeping and filing. Virginia Wallis of Huntington named secretary to James A Chambers. Mrs. Wallace Eye of Elkview as secretary to President A Spates Brady. E S Aleshire and H Huntington as supervisors of printing. Dismissals noted for Ella Chambers, secretary to H N Bradley, and clerks Mary Adams and Virginia Girard.

Charleston W. Va Board of Control Tax Commissioner's Office J.C. Little Northfork Tax Commissioner’s Office Elizabeth Henritz Welch M. F. Moore Huntington J. W. A. Anderson Alderson Virginia Wallis James A. Chambers Wallace Eye Elkine A. Spates Brady E. 8. Aleshire Ella Chambers H. N. Bradley Mary Adams Virginia Girard

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