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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1925

Page

39

Knowles funeral revised service time and location

The Pocahontas Telegraph corrects that E. J. Knowles will be buried with Pythian honors. The service is at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with Rev. H. W. Moore and Frank Y. Jackson of Bluefield officiating. Members of Pocahontas Lodge No. 60 are to assemble at 11:30 a.m. for an escort to Bluefield. others at 2:30 p.m. at the hall for the church service. Pythian Sisters invited.

Telegraph Pocahontas E. J. Knowles Methodist Church Presbyterian Church W. Moore Frank Y. Jackson Bluefield

Red Men Visit Tribe Bluefield Virginia

Local Red Men travel to Bluefield Virginia to greet Dr. G. B. Johnson of Dersille the Great Sachem of Virginia. A joint meeting with Pocahontas tribe is set after changes to the itinerary. Pocahontas members invite Bluefield degree team to confer the second degree next Tuesday.

Bluefield Virginia G. B. Johnson Dersille Dr. Johnson Pocahontas

Local Postoffice Expands Space In City

The local postoffice has gained greatly improved quarters after recent alterations and additions. The expanded floor area doubles capacity, enabling faster handling of growing mail volume and reducing congestion. Officials note the town’s post office now offers more room than any similar facility in the area.

Lard

Local Y P U Eats Insightful Talks And Peace Study

Last Sunday night the local B Y P U drew a large crowd with earnest talks by Miss Piercy, Miss Per, Mrs Bowden, and others. A violin solo by Charles Maxey and Virginia Maxey at the piano complemented the program. Tonight features a devotional on A Message of Peace and a Bible quiz covering Numbers 21 to 32. The meeting starts at 7:00 o'clock, inviting anyone interested in peace and Bible study. Reports from Abbs Valley indicate crops are retarded due to unspecified conditions.

Piercy Per

Retarded Growth Impacts Pocahontas Garden Trade Delays

The recent cold wave slowed plant growth and damaged some stock, though not severely. This postpones supplying Pocahontas with garden sass, delaying shipments and reducing early availability for local traders.

Kansas Dominates Basketball Scene with Kansas and KU

Lawrence May 2 A A prominent place on the basketball stage during the season just closed was occupied by Kansas and the University of Kansas due to the many persons and teams gaining national prominence. Wichita high school won the national title at Chicago, coached by A B Young. Washburn won the all American crown, coached by Arthur C Lonborg. KU, coached by Dr F C Allen, has four straight Missouri valley titles, 61 of 64 conference wins, and six straight wins in 1922 plus parts of 1921 and 1923. Dr James Natemith, inventor of the game, is on KU’s physical education faculty.

Arthur C Butch”) Lonborg University of Kansas F. C. Allen James Natemith

Miracle of Red Sea Recalled Fails for Zulu Group

Capetown May 2 About fifty members of a Christian Zulu tribe attempted to part a flood swollen Zululand river in a revival of the Red Sea miracle They prayed as their leader struck the waters with an iron rod and commanded passage but the river rose and the group was drowned while fording the current.

Capetown Red Sea

Coal Exposition Slated in Cincinnati May Twenty Nine

The American Mining Congress adopts Cutting the costs in coal operations as the slogan for the national exposition of coal mining equipment to be held in Cincinnati May 25 to 29. It features mechanical loading and loading machine integration, face and conveyor use, and paper talks by W. Smith, Kingsland, Hicks, Lunsford, and others from Consolidation Coal and United States Coal and Coke. Industry delegates from across the United States are expected, with emphasis on modernization, safety, and new energy strategies.

American Mining Congress Cincinnati Rcal Fi. W. Smth American Coal Company Slvoimas I Kingsland Fairmont W. Va Abner Lansford Henry Pord Stone Edward O'Toole United States Coal and Coke Company Gary J. W. Devison New England Fuel and Transportation Company Granttown W. V. Abner Lunsford Ford Interests E. F. Miller Bertha Consumers ‘Coal Company Rachel W. Va United States International Chamber of Commerce Brussels Arthur D. Little Boston W. T. Coe Consolidation Coal Company London C. EB. Lesher Pittsburg van H. Manning American Petroleum Institute New York George Otis Smith Geologi Thomas H. Watkins Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation

Pepgen Tonic Praised By Local Fireman For Health Boost

EB L McClure, a Central Station fireman living at 105 Mer cer St., reports Pepgen improved his appetite, eased headaches, and restored energy after stomach troubles. The local Goodykoonts Drug Co. distributes Pepgen, warning against imitations and noting its vegetable composition and broad health claims.

EB. L. McClure Central Station Mercer St McClure To Drug Co Mr. McClure

Yucatan to Recapture Wealth Binder Twine

Merida May 2 A congress of government officials and businessmen will meet in early May to restore Yucatan sisal industry dominance. The discussion aims to rebuild exports and state revenue by forming a large cooperative grouping covering production transport and sale of binder twine with federal commerce officials presenting the plan.

Yucatan Merida Treasury Congress United States Federal Department of Commerce and Industry

Famous Irish Band May Tour America

Dublin reports the Free State Army band has reached high artistic skill, drawing praise beside European military bands. Audiences in the Theatre Royal and provinces welcomed performances. American friends urge a U.S. tour to Irish centers, with defence and finance ministers asked to consider. A movie producer has married this year.

Dublin Free State Army Band Europe Theatre Royal United States Defence and Finance

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