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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

8

Colonia Dolls of 1925 Open in Bluefield Jollies

The Lorin dolls of 1925 debut in Bluefield with Scipullating dancing new songs and old favorites. A riot of action and variety features attractive young performers, jazz numbers, ballads, farce, and a colored quartet. Local talent from Drivefield joins newer dancers as scenery and costumes wow audiences tonight. The Legion post promises a memorable show with Billy Hardbarger as a notable surprise.

Bluefield Colonia Legion Truefield Billy Hardbarger Charleston Hardbarger Virginia Cigar Store Hard

Bluefield Show Delights Audiences With Talented Cast

Ray Evans leads a strong Bluefield production as George L Stevens directs with patience and a focused ensemble. Gene Postlewaite mentors the cast and orchestra while Mekers are on sale at the Colonial Theatre from 9 am to 8:30 pm ahead of tonight’s curtain. The Jollies repeat tomorrow night.

Caat Gene Postlewaite Colonial Theater

Dilemma at Mid-Au Mill Fire Ended in Fatality

Arthur Mills faced a deadly choice when his overhead crane caught fire. He chose to jump into a red hot vat of steel, a fatal decision that cost him his life amid the blaze at the mill.

Arthur Mills

Essex Coach Conquers Near Impassable Roads

Frank Ponton of the Colonial theatre returns from Danville Virginia with two German police dogs in his Essex coach after being told by many automobile people about the treacherous conditions.

Frank Ponton Colonial Theatre Danville

Jollies of 1995 at Colonial Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow

Mr Ponton and Lynn Lawrence drove 630 miles from Bluefield to Roanoke Bedford Alta Vista and Danville in a single trip seeking a new hat. They faced bad roads and no chains on the return trip but completed the journey in eight and a half hours with eighteen gallons of gasoline averaging about 24.5 mpg. The tale includes a $10 bet and a rush to the box office at optical prices.

Mr. Ponton Ponton Lynn Lawrence Colonial Theatre Bitefield

Real Estate Transfers in Bluefield and Princeton Areas

County records show multiple transfers led by Withers to J H Withers on a Bluefield lot for 10 dollars and Miley to Ryan for 8000 dollars. Other listings include Reid to Thompson for 1550 on Bluefield avenue Princeton, Lilly Land Co to Terry for 250 in Roosevelt addition, Bodenhamer to Hypes for ? Bluefield Bluetiala, Stafford to Reid for 1050, Witgman to Wilson for 1, O'F. Wilson, Thornton to Yon for 50 Bramwell, Rollins to Mollie Anderson for 300, Vanatu to Edwards for 900, Miller to Smith for 2242, and Thomas to Cofer for 5 in Bluefield.

Withers J. H. Withers Billa Street Bluefield J. F Miley Thomas Ryan Roosevelt Addition Princeton B. R. Bodenhamer L. W. Hypes Springdale Bluetiala B. B. Stafford W. S Reid Bluefield Avenue John M. Witgman T. O'F. Wilson Ethel V. Thornton L. Yon Bramwell A. Rollins Mollie Anderson Frank Vanatu Isaiah Edwards Thomas Miller A. J. Smith Walters J. A. Thomas P. Cofer

Rotary meeting welcomes new member and tests classification

The Rotary Club meeting drew a good crowd with new member Charles C. Frazier introduced and instructed on Rotary aims by Rev. Samuel W. Moore. Mrs. Dave Mitchell and Mrs. G. W. Dickie provided duets while the fellowship committee led a playful classification test. Beaver High School president Tate Bowen announced the play Springtime and planned a chorus fragment to be staged as a preview.

Rotary Chas. C. Frazier Frazier Samuel W. Moore Dave Mitchell G. W. Dickie Land of Sweet Dreams Tate ‘Bowen Beaver High School

Mrs Fuller credits Lydia E. Pinkham remedy for health rise

Mrs T H Fuller of Wale pole New Hampshire says her health improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She had been unable to work for months but now reports strength to do her own work and care for two babies. She urges other women who are weak and nervous to try the medicine.

T. H. Fuller Walepole N. H Lydia Pinkham

Club guests enjoy fine entertainment in ballroom

The stage in the ballroom drew members of the club who repaired there and were agreeably surprised by the excellence of entertainment. Visitors listed include Hd D Gregory of Bedford Virginia J Leo Murphy Huntington B B Cooper McComas R B Peas Charleston J CO Berry Bedford and others. A saying about aging appears from the Sandusky Register.

D. Gregory Bedford J. Leo Murphy Huntington B.B. Cooper McComas R. B. Peas Charleston J. CO Berry

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