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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1925

Page

49

Heroes Offer Lives in Vain Memorial Day Talk

Memorial Day address in Pocahontas cemetery by Rev. R. H. Rowden honors fallen soldiers from World War and earlier conflicts. He cites patriotism, duty, and sacrifice, recalling Commodore Perry, Nathan Coffin, and the price of liberty. A parade led by Hungarian orders and the American Legion Band precedes ceremonies at the church.

Memorial Day Pocahontas Cemetery R. H. Rowden Pocahontas Baptist Church Soldiers of the American Legion Jehovah Moses Commodore Perry Nathan Coffin Santiago Manila Bay America Jacob Flanders Flandersfield Flanders Field American Legion Pythian Hall Masonic Hall

Corner Stone Laying Program at Hungarian Reformed Church

A detailed schedule outlines a corner stone ceremony for the Hungarian Reformed Church on Monday with Masons and Hungarian orders attending. The program includes multilingual prayers, hymns, and addresses by Rev. Horvath, Rev. Kalassay, Rev. Bowden, and Rev. Shelton, plus a banquet at Pocahontas Inn and a dance at Six Thirty Hall with Hungarian orchestra.

Hungarian Reformed Church Samuel Horvath Grand Lodge of Virginia Harry H. Greene S .W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Bluefield Alex Kalassay Hungarian Orphan Home Pocahontas Inn

Local Attorney Delivers Address at Burkes Garden

N Clarence Smith, prominent local attorney, gave the literary address to Burkes Garden High School’s seven graduates on Wednesday night. Judge T. Rees accompanied him as he spoke on "The High Purpose" with notable oratorical skill, leaving students with food for thought for the years ahead.

N. Clarence Smith Burkes Garden T. Rees Mr. Smith

Fraternal Orders to Participate in Parade

Local Hungarian Reformed Church congregation plans a parade involvement through community groups and fraternal orders. The article notes organizational participation and aims to showcase cultural and civic unity during the event, inviting readers to join or observe the procession.

Hungarian Reformed Church

Town Council Meeting Promises Interest Next Wednesday

The regular monthly council meeting at City Hall will discuss sewer and street improvements, school building plans, and other public matters. Citizens are urged to attend to participate in discussions and express interest in town affairs.

Town license payment due before first June

Town notices warn that after June 1 any unpaid town license will be turned over to the police for action. Vehicle owners are urged to display paid town tags. recorder C. A. Dennen handles collection at the First National Bank during business hours.

Police Department C. A. Dennen First National Bank Pocahontas Virginia H. L. Crowgey Inc P. Haller

Richlands and Vicinity News Highlights

Local notes list residents in Richlands and nearby communities, including social events, church activities, and notable visits. A box supper fundraiser supports Raven Methodist improvements, a wagon accident left a Belfast to Honaker child critically injured, and Dr. J H Smith nears return from rheumatism illness. Baseball travel to Berwind drew crowds. several residents cited on hospital, mining, and business matters with multiple short updates.

Belfast Honaker Blackford J. H. Smith Johnson City Richlands É. T. McNutt Willams L. A. Barrett Bert Wallace Hazel Louise Duff Newhall W. Va Alex Altizer West End Charlie Lee Hobart Morgan Namours Mud Fork C. H. Harris Richlands Hospital Luscian George Buskell Welch Bowen Rayliff Washington Square Huntington Ratliff Hugh Spangler E. Howell Washington, D. C W. A. McKee Bessie Higginbotham Princeton Ola Myrtle Phipps James Wilson Lick Lee Phipps Ray Longley Bluefield John I. DeRoard Steelsburg Roy T. White Thomas H. Olinger Betty Jane B. Ball J. T. Altizer Pocahontas Walter Liddle Pineville Richlands High School Fort Childress Miners’ and Farmers’ Supply Company Ella Baker Maude Reynolds Norton Laura Frances Cole

Owens Big Sale Draws Large Crowds Ending First Week

The Owens sale continues through next week with steady crowds and new bargain counters arriving daily from eastern markets. Local social notes mention visits, moves, and health updates from Pocahontas and nearby towns, while community groups plan a missionary program in Bluefield and a wartime film premier is announced for June 2 at the Palace Theatre.

B. Y Pv Bluefield Pocahontas Union Pocahontas Biuefield Baptist Church

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