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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
The Trinity revival continues with Dr. Coale and party planning closing services soon. Friday and Thursday sessions, including a morning service and youth events, aim to move many unconverted toward Christ before the revival ends.
The Presbyterian National Capital Commission presents a detailed plan to build a stronger Washington church network. It calls for a new Presbyterian center in the capital, multiple new buildings, and upgraded facilities to serve a growing population.
L Ferguson has been given a state prohibition commission and has been serving in Mercer county as the bounty prohibition officer under a deputy sheriff warrant granted by authorities.
Announcement from state offices states the Radford to Christiansburg road will open within a week. Local officials warn drivers to expect temporary traffic arrangements as paving and safety features are completed.
Mrs. Abe Hogan of Pocahontas died at 9 16 last night in St. Luke's Hospital City. She was twice married first to Mr Sowers and later to Abe Hogan who survives her.
Mrs Hogan, sister of Mrs D W Tabor of Highland avenue, mother of Dr Luther Sowers of New York ditty, both well known in Bluefield, also survived by her mother Mrs P P Dillon of Poca Hortas, another sister Mrs Roland Bryant of Bailey Switch, and son Charles Hogan of Pocahontas. Fiberal arrangements to be announced later. MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Grace Methodist church holds regular business meeting this evening from 8 to 9, full attendance desired.
Unclear OCR text describes Billy Sunday connected musicians in Roanoke and a meeting in Winston-Salem North Carolina on Monday night with local friends and party members, indicating an upcoming gathering or event related to Rev. Billy Sunday in the region.
A speech fragment notes that about a half, through farm land in this country, is used for raising feed. It argues that the land now used for animal feed could be redirected to food for people, reflecting a debate on food production priorities.
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