Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1925

Page

13

Giant Pounding Mill dynamite blast planned for Thursday

Definite plans take shape for discharging 60 000 pounds of dynamite in a massive blast at the Botley quarries near Pounding Mill. One thousand fifty pound cases, twenty five tons of explosives, and thirty six holes prepared along a cliff 160 feet high will send a corner of the cliff crashing into the quarry. Sam Russell of Du Pont will oversee loading and detonation. Thousands are expected to witness the spectacle. Also, William Taylor Ascue of Pain Lick Va died Tuesday afternoon at 4 from a gastric hemorrhage aged 43. Funeral services set at Paint Lick with Rev William A McKee presiding.

Botley Gullers Ert Sam Russell Russell du Pont Powder Company William ‘Taylor Ascue Pain Lick Mr. Ascue Russell County Virginia Henry Ascue Paint Lick Ilk Garden Paint Jack Axone Abram Lpsa Oo Harvey A Atudent Richlands

Richlands News Highlights and Local Deaths

Richlands notes celebrate the Laymen's Club banquet and missionary society events, merchant Myers opening a real estate agency, and school literary programs. Local deaths include infants from pneumonia fever in Richlands and death of Presley Deskins of Pounding Mill, with funeral services and interment details. Community updates cover open play dates, church services, and area personal notices.

Death of Mrs. Martha Houchins in Bluefield

Mrs. Martha Houchins, 63, wife of Columbus Houchins of North Richlands, died suddenly Tuesday at 3 PM at her son J. W. Houchins’ home in Bluefield West Virginia after two weeks seeking medical aid. She lived much of her life near the city and survived by daughters Avanting and Mary, and sons Floyd Pete and Ira V. Houchins. Remains moved to Richlands. funeral services were held at the home and burial followed at Hickmak Cemetery.

J. W. McClothlin Jewell Ridge George Hicks Cedar Bills Cedar Hi A. H. Welkle Steelaburg Mary Ann Houchin J. W.,houchins Bluefield W. Va Columbus Houchins North Richlands Houching Ozo Houiching Ty Jrers Hek Woif Alvanting Mary Houchins Floyd Pete Houchins Alfredson Ira V. Houchins Richlands Hickmak

Poison claimed many dogs in city mystery

Several dogs died from unknown poison Saturday and Monday across streets and owners premises. About ten dogs, some of fine breed, perished from deliberate poisoning believed placed to harm city dogs. The act aroused strong indignation among owners and residents.

Tim

Bible Test Given At Richlands High School

A Virginia Sunday school association test was given to Richlands high school students to measure Bible knowledge and Sunday school attendance. Rev Douthat tabulated results, showing a good average. The article lists sample questions about Hebrew history, the Bible, and Jesus miracles.

Richlands High School Morrising Virginia Sunday School Association Virginia Clyde Douthat Jerusalem Christan Trartor Bethany Jesua

High School Baseball Practice Opens at West Richlands Diamond

High school baseball practice began Monday under coach Kenneth M. Hicks with about twenty five aspirants competing for spots. Tryouts will filter out inefficient players, leaving a strong team, as optimistic fans anticipate a capable lineup this year. The diamond near the brick plant in West Richlands has been prepared with scraping and shoveling improving field conditions.

Kenneth M. Hicks West Richlands

Junior Senior Banquet a Successful Social Event

The annual junior and senior banquet held Friday in the Shell Hole drew a large crowd at the local school. Twenty two juniors and eighteen seniors attended with six faculty members as guests. Activities started at 8 pm with dancing and games until 10, followed by three course refreshments at 11, with short talks from class presidents and faculty. The hall was decorated in crimson and white, the senior colors, and guests departed about 11:30 feeling the evening well spent.

Shell Hole Legion Hall Che

Revival Opens at Christian Church with Two-Week Series

Revival meetings opened Saturday at the Christian Church under New Wf. D. Coffey, state evangelist. Services will run two weeks or more, at 7 40 each evening, featuring illustrated gospels and photographs on canvas. All are invited including members of other churches.

Christlay Church Wf. D. Coffey Christan Church

From School Teacher to Great Eminence

A Western Pennsylvania farmer’s son became a district school teacher then a medical student. After the Civil War he practiced medicine in a now-off Pa area, aided patients by horseback, and later moved to Buffalo New York. There he launched a medicine later sold widely as Golden Medical Discovery by Dr R V Pierce.

Pennsylvania Buffalo N.Y Toudry R. V. Pierce Hia Golden Medical Aeti Golden Medical Discovery Buttes

Raven and area social notes from Premier Red Ash week

W A Hearn of Shiefield visited Mr and Mrs J F Kearie earlier week. Mrs Clarence Spangler of Prince ton called on sister Mrs J B Gambert. Raymond Johnson of Pounding Mill visited John M White. J B White made a business trip to Bluefield. W N Lambert and son Fred did business in Raven Wednesday and Thursday. Misses Frankie and Araga McNeil of South Clinchfield were guests of Mrs A S Hand at Premier Red Ash. Mrs Hand hosted a dance with Louise Elizabeth Billie Guesple Araga and Frankie McNeil Bessie Whit Chara Muslard Richlands, Perry Gillespie Paul Hart, T L Lowe Will Richlands, G N Booth, George Wille Parson, Willard Casey, Robart Earnest Horton Sebular Leedy Henry Taylor. Refreshments served. Horton brothers visited relatives in Big Stone Gap. Henry Taylor traveled to Norton. Mr and Mrs N C Gilleaple were ...

W. A. Hearn Shiefield J. F. Kearie Clarence Spangler Princeton J. BR. Gambert Raymond Johnson Pounding Mill John M. White J. B. White Bluefield W. N. Lambert and Son Fred Raven Frankie Araga McNeil South Clinchfield Hand Red Ash Louise Elizabeth Billie Guesple Lois Hingstal Richlands Araga Frankie McNeil South Clincfield Bessie Whit Chara Muslard Perry Gillespie Paul Hart T. L. Lowe W Richlands G. N. Booth George Wille Parson Willard Casey Robart Earnest Horton Sebular Leedy Henry Taylor Earnest Robert Horton Big Stone Gap Norton Mra N. C. Gilleaple Page Tyyelve

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clinchgh Boxley Wilmer Taylor Ascue Mia Charles B. Resveau Margaret Boggens Ly Stout Mabel Downs Richlanda Thuman Fs. Spence Presley Deskins Tl4 N. T. Ringstaff A. H. Eubanks Tazewell Hotel Richlands Laymen's Club W. W. McNeil VW. Va F. F. Hurt A. B. Weikie Cedar Bluff The Methodist Church James Maxwell Maxwell W. Guthrie W. E. Myera Myers Poe Society Lanter Methodiat Axb Pais Ney Ma Sieig Kolb W. Owney Steeleburg Mattie Williams Hospital Owney Christan Hage Yoe Society Christian Church Abaionay Aoniery Clyeie No 41. H. McGuire CE Elant Richlands Tee Company Eula Johnson Menburke Achool Patsy Warren Nole Ada Warner Robert Lebanon EB. K. Worley Pulaski A. P. Lipford Beecher Lawson Berwin East Main Street Nettle Elswick Pearl Caleman Coaldin Miss Elswick Berpaya Barrett J. W. Rimmer Glenhurke Flosala Mende Tulial Gouch Eugene Hilton Hubert Davis Emery and Henry College Tazewell Avenue Fila Baker Coaldan Paul Davis Jaeger Lois Ringstaff Wees Louise Elizabeth Cities Albert Davis Pansy Gilmore Mra. W Gilmore Railroad Avenue Billy Williams Putnam Conah Gilmore C. C. Hyatt M. Zeigler Misa Kora Hyatt Sinking Waters School C. T. Altizer Jeff Mitchell Cadat Bint W. R. Kitta A. R. Uniderwoont Radford Vivian Bikins Washington Square W. R. Willams Pikeville Thas Eagle Hotel Underwood Bros Richlands, Virginia Jtehlands Jotel Rample Covmn J. T. Wygal Star Theatre Pipyene Micheer Martha Houchins O. A. Terrell Fairfax Avoue Homie J. J. Delph T. A. Mlanegan M. J. McGuire George R. McCall For. Hart Charles C. Adams Harry Vo. Lindesy W. B. Penny Aily Draper’s Specialty Shop Ladies Auxiliary Presbyterian Church Q. R. Smith Fairfax Avenue Presbyterian Second and Lee St Reets Kesston J. V. Fox G.R. Smith Migs Suster Kincasinen Kegsurevi C. H. Peery Myrs Henry ‘Norman Home Missions W.E. Penny Richlands Roap of Boy Scouts Cedar Bluff Theater Star Theater J. 3 Barva Raven, VA Troon Dalton New Bridge Main Street W. E. Myers Richlands, VA S. W. Gabriel Richlands Ice CO West End Clinch Valley A. R. Underwood Mgr. Richlands, Va B. W. Barnett & Company Fhone No Saraware Dad Wamb ‘Lehiana, Virgiula
Search Courier

Search the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication