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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

13

Northfork and Clark Elkridge Coal Firms Close Operations

Weekly review notes Mikridge Coal and Yoke Co has ceased operations after exhausting its lease. Hikridge Coal and Coke Co remains open since 1892, aiding Northfork’s growth. Elkridge Coal and Coke Co faces closure. housing and land may be leased for large real estate development. Plans include Norfolk and Western taking land for extra trackage and yards. company personnel listed. Last year employed 222 workers, produced 60,650 tons. Also reports a baby monoplane by Sta win Allen in Washington with nine horsepower engine, 206 pounds, reaching 1800 feet.

Mikridge Coal & Yoke Co McDowell County Hikridge Coal & Coke Co Northfork Elkridge Coal & Coke Co Norfolk and Western Coal Company Isaac T. Mann Bramwell Washington Stawin Allen

Northfork Clark Personal Mentions Highlight Welch Guests

Local notes list residents visiting friends and family across Welch and Bluefield. Entries include Mr and Mrs John Calloway hosting, A Hi Tabor weekending in Welch, and multiple region movers like Beatrice Shor visiting Joseph Wagner, Max Gott taking charge of an Army store, and Hazel Hager visiting Bluefield. Dates show Monday through Friday visits.

John Calloway Welch J. G. Douly A. Hi Tabor R. W. Shaugh Luther Shaugh Patrick Springs J .Taylor Anne Topkina Bluefield Bristol Crumpler J. B. Taylor Beatrice Shor Williamson Joseph Wagner PF. C. Conk H. Bane Stone L. Rowlow H. Evans Pageton L. EK. Hoppe Gary Northfork Katherine Rhodes Hazel Helen Notestine Roanoke TH. Pields A. H. Tabor W. H. Thomas Max Gott Army and Navy Hyman Hazel Hager Clara Heslop Eriston Louise Spriggle Matewan Hazel Ayers Elwood Davidson I Wo Werness R . W. Newton Davy L. H. Clirk Ida Letliffe K. J. Owens N. Warden A. G. Tappy Huntington HH. Whittaker Clark Pharmacy Bluefield Sanitarium Lewis ‘St. Clark Grace .Tappy K.D. Owen B. W. King Pagéton L. A. Osborne Myra Rane Stanford Landgraff Srnday J. J. Huddleston Have J. A. Bennett Billefield J. G. Dooley Truefield M. W. Carr Princeton J. Tt. Anderson A. R. Thompson Ss. Clark Wray Raln Kirkpatrick A. K. Parker Marian Swope Athena Phil Goodwyn

St Patrick Day class hosts evening Methodist gathering

Mrs. C W Hale's Indies' Bible class entertained Mrs. Frank Harris' circle at Mrs. L C G Austin's home on March 13. Six tables of rock and various games with three prizes were featured. Refreshments included ice cream cake and punch for numerous guests and members listed from the community.

C. W. Hale Circle of the Indies Methodist Sunday School Frank Harris L. CG. Austin St. Patrick A. R. Donhally C. W. Harcuff A. R. Donaily Mesdames L, GC Austin Cleve Austin

Predicted Strong Spring Selling Season for 1925 Cars

Edward S. Jordan, president of the Jordan Motor Car Company, forecasts a very good spring 1925 season for autos. Five factors are cited: no vast new production, dealers not overstocked, enclosed cars replacing open models, gradual prosperity with farm demand, and widespread adoption of eight in line metal bodies boosting sales.

Edward S. Jordan Jordan Motor Car Company, Inc Wil

BUREAU HEADS PINCHING TO HOLD THEIR JOBS

In Washington officials mimic Coolidge economy to protect positions. Bureau chiefs trim even small costs, from wire clips to scrap paper, while arguing for sparing spending. The piece notes officials fear parsimony may hurt efficiency, yet taxpayers may see it as prudent.

Bureau Charlies P. Stewart Washington Mar Coolidge Inot Fesser

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Weekly News Northfork and Clark Elkridge C. & C. CO Dawes Cintinhati Times-Star THE First National Bank Northfork, W. Va Lewis Drug Co., Inc Lewis A. Clark Northfork - Clark Whitehouse Baking Company “Bakers of Northfork, W, VA William 8. Lohman Washington Monument Ohly Bruce Coats Rosen’s W. VA J. Callaway Houchins Studebaker Northfork Garage, Inc
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