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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1925

Page

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Local notices and ads span Bluefield 1925 scene

A dense page lists shop specials and sales including farm produce and hats at the French Hat Shoppe, a 1924 car model offered by a dealer on Bear Street, a chicken supper at the new Methodist church on Prince ton road, and real estate ads for brick and tile homes with prices and terms. Also noted are funeral notices, a Pullman car trip to Martinsburg for a grand commandery meeting, coal and hauling ads, plants for sale, and public notices of court, health, and police activity.

Notles Knight Templers Bluefield Commandery Martinsburg W. Va Bluefield J. M. Mec- Ithany Transportation Committee H. P. Dodd

Court Fines and Forfeitures From Local Case

The case of G. W. Law son was called but he failed to appear. His bond in the amount of 200 dollars was declared forfeited. Walter Harrin, George Coleman, and Fred Dowell were each fined 100 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail.

G. W. Lawson Walter Harrin George Coleman Fred Dowell

Knights of Columbus meet in West Virginia state council event

Sixteen councils sent delegates to the twenty-third annual West Virginia State Council Knights of Columbus convention in Martinsburg. The program included sessions, officer elections, and a luncheon hosted by the Marianum Society. Delegates from numerous cities attended, with over a hundred visitors present.

Repass West Villain Knights of Columbus James FP. Altmeyer Wheeling J. M. Ryan Piedmont P. J. McGraw Fairmont Frank O'Brien J. BE. Reilly Huntington A. 3. Koslow Moundaville P.H. Gisenan Francia J. Kelley C. J. Barth Monahan Elkins Theodore N. Gocke Marianum Society J. J. Phillips Wyoming Street

Goodwill Train Spreads Cheer in Southern Tier

A long list of sponsors and contributors from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co to Charleston Milling and Produce Co appears on a continued page note. The piece names numerous firms, banks, and manufacturers across Kanawha and nearby regions, reflecting community support and corporate involvement in a goodwill train event.

Goodwill Train Southern Tier

Twenty three Days Old Baby Victim of Smallpox

The twenty three days old baby of J H Miles died at 2 am yesterday morning at the home of the parents on Alzhland avenue Death was due smallpox The case was the most severe that has developed in this city in recent years The child was buried yesterday at Brushforks Co George Guthrie Charleston Trust Co BE C Haimbrick Valley Health Estate Co O F Payne J M Gates Sona Co will Gates Capital City Bank J 3 Hill and Peter Silman West Virginia Water and Electric Co R G Skinner A Haynes J Williamson S P Puftere and H H Marsh

Delco Light Co H.R. Stapp Motor Car Supply Co H. F. Shepherd W. D. Herold Citizens Navnal Bank W. R. Milford Midelburg J. H. Lindsay Hubbard Grocery Co J. W. Hubbard F. H. Vickers & Co John H. Vickers Brown Milling and Produce Co George F. Brown A. P. Silverstein &Son A. P Oscar Henry R. A Newcomb Wyatt Coal Sales Co T. J. Robson Kanawha National Bank A. S. Alexander Spencer Moore & Co J. K. Thomas Charleston Motor Sales Co F. W. Tuckwiller Appalacken Povey and Light Co James ©. Smith Pioneer Motor Sales Co L. GC. Stephenson Virginian Electric, Inc D. Knight K. G. Livingston B. F. Wren J. McCormick Frankenberger WH. Frankenberger Abney-Barnes & Co A. A. Barnes Daker & Co Baker Rosin Coal Land Co W. B. Brooks B. W Charleston Interurban Railway Co A. M. Hill RK. W. Smarr Baltimore and Ohio Railway Co F. H. Fowler Thomas, Field J. H. Miles Alzhland Avenue Brushforks

Virginia and West Virginia in World War Over the Top at Municipal

A Bluefield Legion post presents the World War I film Over the Top at the Municipal building next Monday and Tuesday. The documentary, bearing the U S Army seal, follows American troops from the Levithian to the trenches and front, with scenes of Cantigny, Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel and the Argonne. It blends battle realism with camp life humor and features an orchestra, the Blue City Blue Boys, providing music.

Virginia West Virginia Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion United States Army France Cantigny Chateau Thierry St. Mi‘el Argonne No Man’s Land America Germany Elementa Entplecn Blue City Blue Boys

Blue-Meld Gun Club seeks matches with multiple clubs

E B Boggs, secretary, aims to arrange a club match with Princeton Welch Tazewell and Matoaka Gun Clubs for next Saturday morning at the Blue-Meld trap grounds. Rain caused postponement of all day shoots. new members sought and visitors welcome at a single price with open traps.

E. B. Boggs Princeton Welch Tazewell Matoaka

Isaac Belcher is'W. F. Palmer Dead Claimed by Death

Isaac Belcher aged fifty one died at 7 15 Sunday morning at his south Bluefield home. He was born July 15 1873 at Pageton McDowell county and married Charlotte Cricket July 29 when twenty nine. Survived by widow three daughters two sisters two brothers and several relatives. Funeral at 1 30 p m today from the north end home with Rev J M Carter and Rev Frank Y Jackson officiating. Interment Maple Hill cemetery Virginia side.

Isaac Belcher South Bluefield Mr Belcher Pageton McDowell County Lfe Virginia Charlotte Cricket Daughtera Hallie V Mary C. Belcher Ife Methodist Episcopal Church Trinity Methodist Church Belcher Mia F. T. Goodson R. O. Peters Misa Harrie Belcher Bluefield Barbary Eppling Welch John Mie John Ohio Aanawher Littleburg North Deagager William Belcher Anwalt Jeremiah «Belcher Littletown East End East River Avenue J. M. Carter Ter Frank, Y. Jackson Grace Methodis Church Trinity Church Carga Federal Street

Congressman French Not Lost as Thought

Haleakala Maui May 11 Congressman Burton Lee French of Idaho was reported missing after leaving the rest house at 3 am to watch the sunrise. He was found at 10 am three miles away, uninjured, explaining he had not been lost but wandered to a vantage point for a better view.

Haleakala Maui Hawaii Burton Lee French Idaho Haleakala ‘Mountain French

Coeburn Newspaper Plant Sold at Auction to Editor

In Coeburn Virginia on May 8 the Industrial News outfit was sold under the hammer to its current editor James A Johnson. The print was owned by the Coeburn Printing Corporation and began two years ago by R K Cauble of Miners Journal fame.

Coeburn Industrial ‘News Outfit James A. Johnson Coeburn Printing Corporation R. KR. Cauble Miners Journal Fame

Colorful Ladies and Children's Sun Shades Ad

A brief display promotes attractive color combinations for ladies and children's sun shades. The item highlights stylish designs and popularity as a summer accessory.

Beatrice Price Succumbs to Cancer at 31

Mrs Beatrice Price, aged thirty one, died at home on 4/3 North Powell Street from cancer. She is survived by her husband and four daughters Mildred twelve Ruth nine Dorothy five Margaret four, and by her mother Mrs Charles M Seagle of Wythe.

Beatrice Price North Powell Street Mildred Ruth Dorothy Margaret Charles M. Seagle Wythe

Seagle Family Structure and Funeral Plans Mentioned

Ville Virginia reports the Seagle siblings C I L Seags Crewe F L Seagle Bluefield B D Seagle Wytheville and sisters Minne Elizabeth Constance Cary Seagle Wytheville Hatch Laton Bluefield Hutchison Wytheville with Mrs Price married in 1912 and a Calvary Baptist Church member. body to Wytheville for interment. Paris police recover one hundred stolen snakes from a snake charmer’s pawn shop.

Wytheville Paris

New Discovery Kills Germs of Catarrh

Kojene the new antiseptic is four times stronger than carbolic acid and non-poisonous. It can be swallowed without harm and claims to remove catarrh, bad breath, hawking and spitting. A bottle costs 60 cents at multiple local pharmacies with money back if not gone in a week.

East End Pharmacy Fairview Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy Princeton Hale's Pharmacy

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