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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
1
A cluttered late edition lists furniture arrivals, tax notices, sales pitches, and local notices. Vendors tout coal ash prices, lumber, window treatments, and flooring, while real estate and rental offers share pages with church notices, public meetings, and a handful of crime updates.
The condition of Mrs. George Fixer was reported to be grave last evening after an operation at the Bluefield sanitarium weeks ago. Relatives are alarmed as a sudden change for the worse occurred yesterday.
Mya Harlan Counts of Princeton will perform on Bland Street Methodist Church s song service at 8 o clock. A violin obligato by Vincent PaoHello and piano by James Elmer Brown accompany a male quartet performing Jess Saviour Pilot Me. Rev J A Bays will preach after about thirty minutes of music. Everyone invited.
Norfolk dispatch notes the death of Roy Anderson in China, a fact of local interest since his sister is Mrs. Reardon of Jefferson Street. Mrs Roy Anderson, widow, is visiting at 1726 Brown Avenue. She learned of his death this afternoon due to pneumonia. no further details available.
Dispatches recount glances surrounding his death. Mrs. Anderson will leave Norfolk tonight for Washington and possibly China. Anderson spent most of his life in China where his father founded Foo Chow University and where he served as professor. He advised the Chi hesa government and represented Standard Oil in the Orient, aiding negotiations that led to the release of kidnapped foreigners without harm. Mrs. Anderson noted her husband was not seriously ill, and they planned to meet in Paris after the current school term in the United States.
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