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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1925

Page

7

Welch Hosts State Veterans Camp in June Gathering

Welch will host the largest Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment ever held in West Virginia on June 12 and 8. Painter-Porrotn Post 1021 is coordinating events with the Chamber aiding, including a dance, coal-field sightseeing, and a grand banquet at the armory. Delegates from across the state are invited as the post, organized in 1923 by H J Dollinger, prepares installations and elections, with the Military Order of the Cooties and Graybacks providing entertainment for attending veterans.

Welch West Virginia Animal Department Painter- Porrou Post Chamber of Commerce Wale Incheon Rotary World War Memorial Flrat Glas Vandaville Pregent Department Mitchell Bailiing Jotal Possilly Jt 16 HH. J. Dollinger V. KF. W

Poppy sales by Legion Auxiliary raise local funds

Red poppies were sold across McDowell county yesterday by American Legion Auxiliary volunteers and local children. They canvassed every reachable area by automobile, aiming to nearly double last year’s receipts. Proceeds support veteran graves and hospital care nationwide, aiding McDowell county Post No 8 in commemorations.

McDowell County American Legfon Auxiliary Legion Memorial Welch Eadly Peppler Soldigra

Decoration of Graves Ceremony by Legion and VFW

The Agalean Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars led a graveside decoration in this city with many citizens present. A procession of five cars carried attendees and flags to the cemetery. The service included flower tributes, a closing volley, and remarks by Post Commander.

Agalean Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Tounty Legion Blakely HB Mitchell Runtey-school

Welch Briefs and Dances Highlight Welch News

Welch city wore flags in memory of the fallen with merchants and children displaying bunting. Mrs. A M Robinson departs June 1 after managing Kiwanis and Rotary luncheons. Cora Payne will take over. A major Memorial Building dance Thursday night features Nayloy’s Seven Aces, formal attire, summer flowers, midnight lunch, and out of town invitations. Local baseball opens with Bluefield at Gary. Roanoke faces War-Berwind in a strong matchup. Police report: Tom Foster jailed for possession of a gallon naphtha, fines collected. several others fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

A. M. Robinson Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Robnson Cora Payne Memorial Building Nayloy Seven Aces Bluefield Gary Roanoke Reford Walker Williamson Welch Mr. Walker Squire Hob Simpkins Sid Crowder War Jean Stultz W. H. Haas Robert L. Page Berwind Robert H. Powell Wilcoe Blue Hold Ben Baker Carter Hotel Jiouls Jaffee H. Harker Gary National Bank H.T. Graham Anawalt Sheriff McGinnis Halistd Edward O'Toole, Jr Andrew Leckie L. A. Osborne Peggy Charleston J. J. Devine Julian Goodman Charles Farrington Eugene H. Lopinsky H. T. Graham I. J. Rhodes Elizabeth I.T. Mann Bramwell Frank L. Longley Bluefeld Otia St. Clair Columbus Floyd Waldron Wiliam Olinger Gail T. Dudgeon Hobart Payne Witt Perkins Albert Early Cincinnati William J. Hafield Walter Mitchell Beckley and Mullins

Delightful reception for Miss Margaret O'Toole in Gary

Mrs. Et Shanklin hosted a Thursday afternoon reception at Gary from 3 to 6 honoring Miss Margaret O'Toole whose engagement was announced and marriage planned for late June. The home featured pink and white decor with roses and orange blossoms, a musical program by Ms. H. M. Trenor and Miss Anna Stratton, and about seventy five guests.

Et. Shanklin Gary Bhenklin Edward O'fools William J. O'Teala William — Roodman Welch A. N. Harris John Melndoe

McDowell County Baseball Weekend Sparks Local Events

A colorful note lists McDowell county teams Bluefield Gary Berwind and Bramwell playing at Gary park and Berwind amid a busy schedule with parades, a Birch Levee Park opening, and a Memorial Day backdrop. Local figures like Big Boy Murchegon and Billy Williams surface with possible tryouts as fans fill streets and court house area.

McDowell County Country Club to Hold Annual Meeting Next Tuesday

The McDowell County Country Club will hold its regular annual meeting in the city library at the Memorial Building next Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Officers for the coming year will be elected, and members are urged to attend. Construction updates show the clubhouse foundation up, swimming pool planned, and basement lockers being added. The golf greens are reported in excellent condition as members are invited to visit and boost the project.

McDowell County Country Club Thia City Memorial Alarp

Bear story told as true by Gary Mace on Princeton road

Gary Mace of Gary swears a bear story is true after a 1 am encounter on the Princeton road near Mercer County Country Club grounds. He says a large black bear darted into light, blocked his path, then ran toward Bluefield and off the road, with occupants doubting the beast’s wild nature and suggesting it might be a local pet.

Tazewell Guy C. Mace Gary Ronceverte Mr. Mace Princeton Road Mercer County Country Club Bluefield Rai Beppe Heyy Bil Lang

COMPULSORY MUSIC FOR SAN FRANCISCO STUDENTS

San Francisco sixth to eighth graders must attend at least two symphony concerts annually as set by a board of education resolution. In other news, the world’s leading whiskey firms formed a merger, and an alert report notes a man named Henri Copper drank heavily in a bet, then died.

San Francisco Board of Education Henri Copper Valon Clennes

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