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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

12

West Virginia Motorcade Seeks Scenic Route Through Bluefield Area

A large Bluefield to Charlotte goodwill motorcade with 76 cars toured Western North Carolina. The party urged routing the Great Lakes to Florida highway via the Valley Pike through Staunton and Hot Springs, with stops in Mount Airy and Salisbury.

North Carolna Statesville Elkin Nivefield Ashville Cttlsen Bluefield W. Va Charlotte Great Lakes Florda West Virginia North Carolina Great Lakes-Florida Bland Courthouse Wytheville Mount Airy Winston-Salem Salisbury Chambers of Commerce Asheville Kenilworth Ion Florida W .A. Salisbury Columbus D. C Augusta Cleveland

Scenic highway plan offers traveler routing choice

Roscoe Marvel of Kenilworth Inn and president of the scenic highway association says the matter was settled at the last meeting giving Bluefield an optional routing off the principal lane. Travelers may choose Valley of Virginia via Roanoke to Bristol or via Bluefield to Asheville. no change to the originally planned route.

Roscoe Marvel Kenilworth Inn Scenic Highway Association Marvel Bluefield Staunton Virginia Roanoke Bristol Ashville

Will Mark Grave Old Confederate Will Mark Grave Old Confederate

A drive to provide a grave marker for Robert Augustus Bailey a Confederate veteran who died in Lewisburg West Virginia has begun at the request of Mrs Martha Jones Masters and led by Thomas H Dennis custodian of the fund The narrative recalls Bailey’s service and death at Droop Mountain and notes the unmarked grave awaiting a stone amid local history interests

Lewisburg W. Va Robert Augustus Bailey Martha Jones Masters Florida Thomas H. Dennis Major Alley Gus’ Bailey Fayette County Virginia Virginia Regiment of Infantry Droop Mountain Pocahonta County

Salvation Army revival draws larger West Virginia crowd

The Salvation Army revival meetings drew a bigger audience at the Army hall. Ensign Houterse led singing and sang He died for me with Mrs Houterse, and Adjutant Campbell spoke on Gods Dealings With Sinners. An afternoon service at the West Virginia Armature Works invited forty workers and their families. Thursday features include an children and youth meeting led by Pnsign Bouterse with talks and lessons.

Salvation Army Revival Armature Works Salvaton Army Army Hall Houterse Routerse Campbell Fra Welch West Virginia Armature Works Generel Smith Salvation Army

Lost World Opens With Daring Dinosaur Spectacle

The Colonial theatre presents The Lost World to astonished audiences. The photoplay promises a new era in cinema with life like dinosaurs and a blend of romance and adventure featuring Lewis Stone L Lloyd Hughes and Bessie Love as they battle predators and pursue love while surviving prehistoric peril.

Coloniel Theatre Lewis Stone L Lloyd Hughes Bessie Love

Quota Sale at Warlick's Starts October First

Warlick Furniture Company launches a quota sale from October 1 to Christmas with store and individual sales targets. Special bargains, a grand piano and multiple free gifts announced. Citizens of Bluefield are urged to learn more from The Telegraph. Also notes a London Thames tunnel project using about 27 000 tons of cast iron.

Warlick Bluefield Thames River London

Forced Bathing Ordered For Serbia Tribe

A Soviet sanitary commission reports finding an isolated 600 person tribe in Serbia who never wash bodies or items. They were compelled to bathe and one member died from fright during the process.

Moscow Serbia

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