Directors Talk Routine Matters At City Session
City directors spent most of the session on routine items. Mayor C. Litley was absent. B J Byana of Tri City Traction presented a petition for a small waiting depot on College Avenue near Gill Street, pending a building permit. White Shrine may use municipal auditorium Dec 17, with 50 percent to Union Mission. Real estate manager discussed a state constitution classification amendment and urged careful expense cuts to avoid impairing city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Litley
J. Byana
Princeton
Tri-City Traction Company
College Avenue
Goll Street
E ¥Ana
Union Mission
J H. Hall
Hall
Thanksgiving Union Service at First Presbyterian Church
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the First Presbyterian church on Tazewell at 10 80 oclock Thursday morning. The First Baptist church and the First Presbyterian join for the annual service with Rev. T B Paters preaching and an offering for orphans homes. All in the city without a Thanksgiving service are invited to participate at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Tazewell
T. B Paters
Congregationa
Entry List Closes for Chest Examinations
The entry list for free chest examinations at the clinic near Monday and Tuesday closed last night announced by Ming Mary Virginia of the West Virginia Tabarellotian association. The clinic requires advance appointments with only Minefind residents eligible. The event is funded by Christmas gifts and sponsored by the Aluefeld Woman's club. Dr. Walter E. Vert oversees the hospital effort in Huntington West Virginia with assistance from Miss Gill and the municipal health department. Monday and Tuesday mornings are for white patients. Tuesday afternoon is for colored patients.
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Ming Mary Virginia
GIT
West Virginia
Onerne
Aluefeld Woman's Club
Walter E. Vert
Chesanarke
Ohte Hoanittal
Huntington
W. Va
Mies Gill
Municipal Health Department
Thanksgiving and shopping specials in Beaver District ads
A string of local notices and ads advertise Thanksgiving prices and items. Shopping lines list pies, cakes, fruit cake, bread, turkeys, chickens, lettuce, celery, cranberries, apples, and other produce at Stetwell’s and Quality Service Stores with delivery and phone contact. Personal notes thank voters in Beaver Pond District and public figures pledge continued duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetwell's
Bland St
Finke Rite Bakery
North Straet
Beaver Pond
Earl Bailey
W. W. McNeal
Bluefield
Roosevelt Backs Reciprocal Tariffs and Tax Reform
President Roosevelt advocates reciprocal tariffs with foreign nations and seeks to reduce internal tax collecting bodies. He pledges to stimulate state and community action to cut taxes and eliminate agencies. He also supports an international silver conference and tariff reductions through diplomacy.
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Roosevelt
Butle
Mont
Roman Catholics Favor Only Minor Reduction
Chicago reports Roman Catholic leaders agree to maintain expansion funding with only modest cuts. Cardinal Mundelein says church work must continue with renewed vigor amid stress and that generous laity will not relent in support. Also notes an accident near Charleston where a worker was fatally injured and driver R D Burdetts held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catholic Church Extension Society
George Cardinal Mundelein
Charleston
Ximer Water
Jordon Creak
R. D. Burdetts
Clendenin
College Alumni to Meet Tonight for Annual Session
Bluefield College alumni gather tonight for their annual meeting at the college. The event precedes the Thanksgiving homecoming celebration with a business session and informal tea. The program includes a football game between Bluefield College and Concord College at Wade Stadium Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield College Alumn! Wii
Addion
Ofwera
Bluefield College
Concord College
Wade Stedium
Law actions challenge rate regulation in county cases
A fused writ of prohibition seeks to bar Ohio county court from hearing a consumer suit seeking accounting for alleged illegal charges by insurance and utility firms. The Kanawha court refused to dissolve an injunction against license revocations for insurers and the appellate decision upholds jurisdiction in several rate disputes, including a Wheeling natural gas case and a transportation bridge commission history.
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Ohio County
Aud
Kanawha County
Lawson
Lceasea
Bla
Appelate
Hinton Bridge
John H. Hatcher
Homer B. Wacode
Bride Come Mission
Kanawha
Bridge Commission
State Road Commission
Consomera
Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia
Wheeling and Vicinity
Wheeling
Public Service Commission
Ohio County Circuit Court
Society notes on Thanksgiving travel and visitors
Harold Vawter leaves for Norfolk to spend Thanksgiving with relatives and returns with sister Agnes Vawter from William and Mary. numerous local residents plan visits and hospital stays for the holiday, including Kate Tickle, J.B. Lynch, Edmar Allison, and Ruth Perkins, with many heading to Roanoke, Danville, and Greensboro for the celebrations.
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Harold Vawter Ie
Norfolk
Batursidy
Agnes Vawter
William and Mary Hxtenaton School
W. A. Vawter
Union Street
Frances Brooke
Virginia HI
Linge Burka
Roanoke
Zack Sandera
North Carolina University
Chapel Hill
N. C
J. M. Hendera
Whitethorn
Misa
Kate Tickle
Albemarle Street
St. Luke's Hospital
J.B. Lynch
Amonate
Marly
Bluefield
Bluefield Sanitarium
Misa Edmar Allison
Badin
H. B
Georgetown University
J. Earl Bailey
Cumberland Road
Ruth Perkins
Cincinnat) Conservatory of Music
J. W. Parking
Walton Avant
Louise Hees
Marshall College
Roy D. Hankla
Dr. Hankla
Elizabeth Francis
Huntington
Misa Anna Jarrett
Frank Nelson
Welch
Faye
A. Efron
Goldie Nelson
Portsmouth
A. R Efron
Irene Weaver
Frederick, Street
Danville
Robert Stembridge
Greensboro
Stembridge
Marie Edmunds
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Driver Fined In City Court After Crash
A 200 fine and 30 day jail term imposed by Municipal Judge Sutherland on A Bergeron 36 of Blufield Va after a conviction for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Companion W Williams fined 27.80 for drunkenness after patrolmen Bond and Lively arrested them following a collision on South Bland Street.
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Costa
BH. Sutherland
A. Bergeron
Blusfield
W. B. Williams
Bluefield
Bergeron
Williams
Bond
Lively
South Bland Street
Keystone man held on auto theft count
Tunior Cannady a 24 year old colored man from Kayetone is jailed in Bluefield on auto theft charges. He was brought to the city jail Monday afternoon by Brznowell Chief of Police Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunior Cannady
Kayetone
Bluefield
Harrison
Brznowell
Murder in the Manor Hidden by a House of Suspects
Linda Averill uncovers a murder plot at the Long Inland home after Cousin Amos dies in an apparent accident. Suspects include Tom Averill, Vin Pratt, Captain De Vos, and Ian Shaughnessey. Linda fights to hide the truth while planning whom to trust and how to reveal the killer before the men depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Peabody
Linda Averill
Theiévandeiloor Balc
Tony
Linda
Statlander
Tom Averill
Vin Pratt
Captain DE Vos
Ian Shaughnessey
Iriah
Lindt
Amos
Tom
Alrly
St. Murder
Dr. Parsons
Amon
Pereson
Linda Atong
Parsons
Binks
Kathleen
Marvin
Gorry
Last Rites Held for Auto Accident Victim Johnny Ball
Last rites were held at Honaker Virginia yesterday for Johnny Ball aged 25 who was killed Sunday night in an automobile accident near his home two miles from Honaker. Companions Henderson Vance Bob Fuller and Garnett Hall escaped injury Ball died of a broken neck after his head struck a post his car had allegedly veered off the road His parents six brothers and three sisters survive
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Honaker
Johnny Ball
Henderson Vance
Bob Fuller
Garnett Hall
Bali
Sanced
Japan to comment again on Lytton report Manchuria issue
Geneva November 39 The Japanese are expected to further object to the Lytton report on the Manchurian issue as the League council reconvenes. After their statement the Chinese representative will reply and neutral delegates will present views. Council leaders prepared to resume discussion and a nineteen nation committee may handle the assembly’s consideration. The disarmament conference bureau recessed for an indefinite period. Optimism in British circles that Germany will rejoin the conference was not echoed elsewhere.
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Geneva
Bwiteerland
Lytton
League of Nations Council
Lytton Commission
League Assembly
Special Assembly
Newspapermen Are Exonerated
York based national adviser for Scripps-Howard newspapers reports exoneration of newspapermen after defense attorney Marcellus Devaughn of Cleveland asks to dismiss the indictment. The state rested its case before noon and the judge deferred ruling on defense testimony, noting no firm decision yet.
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York
Scripps-Howard
Marcellus Devaughn
Cleveland
Devourhan
Sleep Like a Baby Stop Getting Up Nights
Sufferers with kidney and bladder issues can find relief with a quick-acting remedy named Sisstex. The ad promises fast circulation within 15 minutes and noticeable benefits in 24 to 48 hours, backed by a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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C. E. Lilley
Presbyterian
Tabor’s Cash Grocery
Daily Telegraph
Tuskeys
Kahle
City and
ATES
Virginia
Davenport
Majestic
Lewis Furniture Co
Princeton Avenue
Man OF
Gabrielle E. Forbush
Blake
Tom Cloar
Atamina
Thig
Averill
Boroly
Granada
Aes
Arlen Oddy Devine
Nevers
Booth
Carle
Schwarts
Carldeo
Pinckert
Baker
Dalrymple
Yarr
Shaver
Quatse
Cain
Schinegler
Wey
Moon
Orh
Japan
League of Nations
Teenie
Laurel and Hardy
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Band
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