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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
17
Misread ad notes a seven room building on one acre near North Side with a phone contact for H. J. Linkous and a ten room Mercer crest house. Details incomplete due to garbled source.
The Princeton church schedule features junior church at 11 a.m. and Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Preaching at 7 30 p.m. by Rev C H Phipps with the sermon How to Kill the Church linked to last week’s prayer program on Church Loyalty. A music program by a five year old closes at 11 a.m. Dr George W Diehl speaks at 7 30 p.m. for Kiwanians and Rotarians.Getting the Most Out of Life.
Not a tragedy as all comes out 0. The high school auditorium hosts Springtime a musical attraction Friday and Saturday. Beth Ward plays Thankful Standish, Tate Bowen portrays James Brewster, and Gordon Dick stars as Bobby Water with a chorus in 1868 era attire.
President Coolidge held a cabinet meeting for the first time. The senate elected Moses as president pro tempore while Robinson of Arkansas was named Democratic Senate leader. Nominations moved, including Fechet for assistant army air service chief and Alfred P. Dennis for the tariff commission. Memorial services were held for Germany's late President Ebert. Warren nomination for attorney general gained renewed Senate Judiciary Committee support. Coolidge to wait on filling federal vacancies until Warren is confirmed.
Abigail She has impressed in prior high school shows and may surpass her past fame. Bertha Deamer plays Primrose Standish who marries Priscilla's sweetheart Jack despite her father’s opposition. Tom Higgens and Boston links drive a tangled romance with Dan Goodykoonts in a supporting role. reserved seats go on sale Tuesday at Easley Penn Drag Company as advance sales grow.
Notice states a reverse sale by Trustees dated December 17 199% to secure payment on a note, describing Lot No. 6 in Blue Ridge City and adjoining parcels. The sale, at the front door of the Law and Commerce Building in Hiefield Mercer County, WV, is to be held February 12 1925 with cash in hand. Partial names include Walter Kees and Trustees.
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Representatives of R L Polk and Company visit Princeton and Ninefield Virginia to collect new house numbers as Bluefield canvass follows. The firm asks residents to obtain updated numbers from city engineers to aid enumerators. Office located at 302 Coal and Coke building for information.
The First Presbyterian Church Bluefield designs the every member canvass for benevolences and current expenses. Sunday afternoon March 15 marks canvass by Harold P. Dodd as congregational manager. The year begins April 1 with a $35000 budget and plans to raise the full amount. The past year proved very successful and reports due March 21 are expected favorable.
Reverend H P James pastor leads 9 30 Sunday school with Mrs W C Moore 11 preaching on Christ's Seven Words on the Cross. Evening sermon The Parable of the Radio. 3 pm joint service at Scott street church with John Stewart on Jones street Dr James to preach Passing but Once 6 B Y P U led by Miss Francis Hooker public invited
Special Commissioner James S Kahl will offer at 2 PM March 21 1925 at the front door of the Law and Commerce Building Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia the sale of 9 acres 105 poles of land described by metes and bounds in Beaver Pond District. The property was conveyed to W Ashire and W B Ashire by T H Hamlin and Mary Auton by deed dated November 3 1923. Terms cash. D KARNS Clerk confirms bond as required.
Six room house on South Tazewell Street offered at 7500 with cash or real estate notes acceptable. Four room cottage on Clark Street listed at 3750 with flexible terms or trade for notes or vacant lot. Additional South Bluefield lots 50 to 75 feet front with 150 to 200 feet depth for improved properties or notes. Call 673 or visit room 116 Bradmann building for details.
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