Legion Jollies of 1925 Captivate Bluefield Audiences
The Colonial Theater presents fourteen pretty girls and a varied lineup of dances songs and color in the Legion Jollies of 1925. Star Billy Hardbarger and Ray Evans headline a Bluefield talent pool with director George L. Stevens and Gene Postlewaite guiding rehearsals. Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. for the 8:30 p.m. show with a repeat performance tomorrow night.
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Legion Jollies
Ction
Binefield
Charleston
Hardberger
Virginia
Hard
Berger
Ray Evans
George L. Stevens
Gene Postlewaite
Colonial Theater
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
Fatal Choice in Crane Fire Sees Arthur Mills Die
In a workplace accident Gary Mills faced an overhead crane fire and chose to jump into hot steel instead of molten metal, sustaining fatal burns. The incident highlights dangers at the facility and the tragedy of a worker losing his life.
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Gary
Arthur Mills
Birthday Party Scene Highlights Springtime Musical
The high school stage hosts Springtime a two night show with a birthday party scene led by Priscilla Higins and Master Jack as May Queen. Children roles include Margaret Thornhill Daisy and Uncle Bobby with a dramatic blind man's bluff ending. Reserved seats go on sale at Colonial Theatre box office.
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Priscilla
Priscilla Higigns
Helen Lawrence
Master Jack
Jack Wainright
Karerr
Margaret Thornhill
Arthur Parker
Dorothy Potts
Daisy
Helen Dillon
Bobby
Gordon Dick
Blind Man
Zenobia
Lorraine Douthat
Elvira
Nathalie Maynard
Margaret King
Flanda Gray
Regins
Rosaline Carter
Loraine Gollenwater
Dorothy Pottas
Alvin Guilbert
Alice Page
Roxie Cands
Mary Schrader
Virginia Pottas
Helen Stafford
Louise
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Office
Transfers filed for record include J L Withers to J H Withers on Ellis Street Bluefield for 10 dollars and J F Tilley to Thomas Ryan on lot 25 section 213 Bluefield for 8000 dollars. Other items cover Bluefield Princeton Bramwell and Walters additions with prices ranging from 50 to 9000 dollars, naming multiple parties and lots.
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J. L. Withers
J. H. Withers
Ellis Street
Bluefield
J. F. Tilley
Thomas Ryan
W. S. Reid
Mollie E. Thom
Bluefield Avenue
Princeton
Lilly Land Company
W. H. Terry
Roosevelt Addition
B. R. Bodenhamer
L. W. Hypes
B. B. Stafford
W. Reid
John M. Wirgman
T. O'J. Wilson
Ethel V. Thornton
L. Yon
Bramwell
J. A. Rollins
Mollie Anderson
Frank Vanata
Isaiah Edwards
Thomas Miller
A. J. Smith
Walters Addition
J. A. Thomas
J. P. Cofer
Rotary Meet Welcomes New Member and Duet Entertainment
The Rotary club hosted a well attended session led by Rev. Samuel W. Moore who introduced new member Charles C. Frazier and reviewed Rotary aims. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Dickie performed beloved duets, and a classification test tested members’ knowledge. Tate Bowen announced Beaver high school’s spring play Springtime with a chorus fragment to be staged.
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Rotary
Chas. C. Frazier
Frazier
Samuel W. Moore
Dave Mitchell
W. Dickie
Land of Sweet Dreams
Tate Bowen
Students Council of
Beaver High School
Experience of Mrs. Fuller in Walpole New Hampshire
Mrs. T. H. Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She had months of pain that kept her from working but now says she is strong enough to manage her own tasks and care for two babies. She urges other women who are weak run down and nervous to try the medicine.
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T. H. Fuller
Walpole
N. H
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Club Guests Enjoy Notable Ballroom Entertainment
Members repaired to the ballroom stage and were pleasantly surprised by the excellent entertainment. Visitors included Ed. D. Gregory of Bedford Virginia J. Leo Murphy Huntington W. E. Cooper McComas R. B. Ross of Charleston and J. C. Berry of Bedford.
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Ed. D. Gregory
Bedford
J. Leo Murphy
Huntington
E. 8. Cooper
McComas
R. B. Ross
Charleston
J. C. Berry
Man Reflects On His Youthful Whirlwind Days
A Sandusky Register columnist remembers a vigorous youth and the thrill of early adventures, framing aging as the moment one stops chasing stormy days and starts sharing tales.
Essex Coach Over Near Impassable Roads
Frank Ponton of the Colonial Theatre returns from Danville Virginia with two German police dogs in his Essex coach after reports from many automobile people about the difficult roads.
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Mr. Ponton
ESSEX
Frank Ponton
Colonial Theatre
Danville
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Ates
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Ford Power
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
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Princeton Ave
Bland St
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