Coal and service ads and property listings in town
Multiple coal company notices offer load weighing and prompt service with prices from 4.50 to 5.75 per ton. Real estate listings promote several Montvale and Spring Garden Drive parcels with paved streets and clear lot measurements. Also notices announce corporate dissolution with Stone Securities Co and J A Thomas, and rental apartments with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montvale Addition
Stone Securities Company
Spring Garden Drive
Oakhurst Circle
Westview Street
Card of Thanks and community notices in brief
Card of Thanks from Mrs Owen Kelley and sons for neighbors friends and Appalachian Power Co help during bereavement. Also notices of Sabbaths at a synagogue and various community items including church events and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Kelley
Appalachian Power Co
Sam Kelley
Ray Kelley
Odd Fellows
Rebecca
Layman
Howard
Clarice
Pauline
Lois
Louise
Lake season opens earlier as warm spell breaks ice
Reported lake season will begin at least thirty days sooner than last year due to February warmth and rapid ice melt. Some coal will be dumped at Toledo ports by April 1. John T. Wilson of Minden West Virginia and Tug River Coal Operators Association travels in Cuba for a winter vacation, expected back by April 1 unless stirred by the Pittsburgh Ohio lake cargo report. At the Sea Food Store Roe Shad halibut salmon flounders oysters shrimp clams white crab meat Finnan Haddie and perhaps black bass and pike. We dress them free of charge. 499 Raleigh street. Phone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cuba
John T. Wilson
McDowell County
Tug River Coal Operators Association
Sea Food Store
Raleigh Street
Washington landmarks shift as embassies move on
Washingtons diplomatic district loses old landmarks to progress. The British embassy relocates from a Victorian building on lower Connecticut Avenue, while Austro Hungarian and Mexican embassies transform into commercial spaces. The Russian embassy remains closed, and new legations arise amid postwar realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Old Washington
National Capital
Jules J. Jusserand
France
Landmark
Lower
Connecticut Avenue
British Commonwealth of Nations
Sir Lionel Sackville-West
Cleveland
Naval Observatory
Count Dumba
Embassy Row
Sixteenth Street
Soen Ts
Sasetre
Embadey” Bris
George M. Pullman
Chicago
John Hays Hammond
Senor
Don Juan Kiano
Senor Torriente
Legation
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Thenia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Count von Bernstorf
Germany
Japan
Franklin Street
John Sherman
Surratt
Lincolan
Daniel Webster
Slidell
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
John Hay
Bluefield Fire Alarm Stations List and Streets
Fire alarm stations listed with cross streets across Bluefield and nearby Princeton area. Includes Northside Southside stations and details for Fire Station 32 through 64 with intersecting streets and avenues. End note references Central Station and miscellaneous street pairs like Greyhound era formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Northside
t—City Hall
Princeton Ave
Russell St
Bluefield Ave
Mercer St
Boggs & Good
Thomas St
Chestnut St
Spruce St
Bluefield
Federal
Raleigh and
Stewart Sts
Wyoming
Monroe Sts
Jiles St
College Ave
Walton Ave
Roanoke and
Clarke Sts
Hardy and
Orange
South Midway
North Midway
Greenbrier
Logan
Cathare
Bland St
Gentral
Bishop Murray of Southern M E Church Dies
Bishop Murray, a late elder statesman of the Southern Methodist Church, was born in Dickensonville in 1853 and educated at Southern University. He preached from 1876, served in the North Mississippi conference, and traveled to fields in the east. He married Beulah Fitzgerald in 1891 and leaves a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Far East
Bishop Murray
Dickeneville
Southern University
Greensboro
Alabama
Centenary College
Louisville
Wofford College
South Carolina
Beulah Fitzgerald
Miss Della Olinger Dies at Blacksburg Home
Miss Della Olinger dies at midnight in Blacksburg Virginia at the home of her parents. She was known in Bluefield and visited the city often. Her sister Miss Mary Sue Olinger and brother E J Olinger traveled from Bluefield to Blacksburg and arrived near her bedside before death. Funeral and burial will be held in Blacksburg today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Olinger
Blacksburg
Miss Olinger
Bluefield
Humber
Mary Sue Olinger
Dave
E. J. Olinger
Mme
Dave Olinger
Moses Presiding in Senate as Pro Tempore
The report notes Senator Moses of New Hampshire chosen by the Republican Senate conference as the party candidate for president pro tempore to succeed Senator Cummins. Senator Curtis of Kansas is reelected floor leader, with Senator Watson of Indiana as vice chairman and Senator Wadsworth of New York as party secretary. The House Republican committee on committees plans action against LaFollette followers including Representative Freer of Wisconsin for nonreappointment to the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Republicans
House Republican Committee On Committees
Representative Freer
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Ways and Means
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Wadsworth
New York
J. C. Akers Badly Hurt in Auto Smash
J C Akers former Mercer county deputy sheriff now with Bluefield Water Works was badly injured in an automobile accident near the Ada pumping station. The car skidded and crashed into an embankment, tearing ribs. He was taken to St Luke's Hospital and was reported resting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Akers
Mercer County
Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company
Ada
Water Works Company
Akers
The
Water Company
Mr. Akers
Bluefield
St. Luke's Hospital
Plans for $500,000 Youngstown station erection
A Youngstown report states plans for a new passenger station here costing 500000 dollars. The project aims to modernize transit facilities and improve service for the city and region.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Noah Mullens Dies Walking on Railroad Yards
Noah Mullens aged thirty four of Avondale was killed Thursday while walking on the Norfolk and Western railroad yards at Williamson. He was with two men who escaped as eastbound train No. 8 arrived. The company later identified his home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Mullens
Avondale
Norfolk and Western
Williamson
Mullens
Ritter Lumber Company
Dry Fork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercer Coal Co
Bowers Coal Company
the Coal Company
Allen Coal Co
Morton
Exchange
Federal Street
Stone Securities Co
J. A. Thomas
E. C. Stone
Whisman
Perry
Lewis Furniture Co
Lewis
Central Pharmacy
Joyce Lo
Jeweler Hotel
West Viewiaian Ride
Rogers ST
Harry F. Jones
Aud
Bradmane Building
N. M
Honaker Dept
Conese Monk Te
WM. H. Carr
Abrams 405 Coal & Coke
W. VA
Uderp
West Virginia
Paone
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Mayer Building
Slvevield
W. V3
Phere
James Stott
Sears Experiencs
Scott Automobile Painting Company
Bluefield Avenue
State Line
Marcus Wil
Moose
Frank M. O'Brien
W. G. Peck
Ae Grocery Co
Episcopal Church Guild
Chas. Hume
Joe Hoge
Colonial Theatre
Boys’ Club
Bluefield Boys’ Club
West Virginian
Tari
Vance Hayes
Ream
Hayes
Matz
Mike Stupalsky
Florida
Stupalsky
Coliewe Avenue Wen
College Avenue Baptist Church
Henry Kendrick
Elijah Thomas
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Kimball
Thomas
G. W. Allen
Hillsville
Easley
Allen
Kay Moor Mines
Berwind-White
New River and
Freesia
N. Y
Jas. G. Lite, Agt
Commercial Bank
Pr. D
Altamont
Mercer Funeral Home
Bland Street
Modern Funeral Establishment
Harry L. Greenspon
S Advertising
Bradmans Bidg
Hall Radio Supply Co
R. L. Morris
Binefield, W. Va
Etort
Berwinds
Arbuckle Creek
Minden
GWE
Bluefield Fire Department
Isi
Frank E. Kennedy
Kennedy
San Francisco
Southern M. E. Church
Moses Presiddent Pro
Senate
Post
Orc
Auto Smash
D. R. McBain
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
McBain
Clyde C. Sarver
College Avenue
Isadore Cohen
Jewelers
West Virginian Hotel
Towle, Gorham Or
Alvin
Community
Rookwood Pottery
Seth Thomas
Lenox China
Cohen
J. S. Compton
Bluefield, W. VA
Goodykoontz Drug Company
Good Prag
East End
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Pharmacy
Wluefield Ave
Fairview Pharmacy
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