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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
5
The obituary notes Mrs. McNeer reared in Monroe County and long a member of the Episcopal church. Her remains will be interred in Castlewood Russell County with burial to follow at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Relatives from Bluefield and Monroe County expected to attend.
Jack Sparks asserted readiness to meet Evans by naming the time and place, saying he would be prepared once Evans specifies the hour and location. The remark followed a tense exchange highlighted by Sparks' confident, volatile gaze.
The Pocahontas basketball squads meet the locals this afternoon in a heated game. Richlands visits tomorrow for a double bill against the locals as the World Series third game opens nearby.
Farmers hope recent rainfall revives timber that appeared nearly dead from the drought. Local growers report lingering signs of recovery as soil moistens and buds begin to push through the ground.
The item mentions timber damage and recovery outlook for next spring, Dr. George West Diehl preaching on character at Memorial Baptist Church, and a marriage in Tazewell between Raymond Com and Willie Anderson with Rev. A H Eubanks presiding. Also notes a visit home by Emory Bayles family and Judge Fulton Kegly's court duty in Mount.
The United States Coal Commission will release 6500 copies of its report in November in five parts, with one part containing charts and tables. Interest has risen after John Hays Hammond, chairman of the New England Governors Fuel Committee, cited the commission's recommendations.
Telephone Pioneers plan their annual convention in Washington on October 16 and 17 with over 2000 members expected. West Virginia attendees include Er. C. Curtiss, Fred M. Hawley, H. St. J. Henry, and others from Bluefield Huntington Charleston Parkersburg Elkhorn and more.
Observations on enduring leaders and the impact of religious and legal norms. The speaker notes that certain authorities resist change, while defending traditional work standards and the Bell Telephone legacy for future generations.
A public sentiment emphasizes duty to the nation, pledging to work well for the country named America. The speaker stresses commitment to both internal group progress and national responsibilities, highlighting a sense of shared purpose and service.
The Bureau of Coal Economics reports bituminous coal output for the week ending 11,100,900 net tons. Mines data from the Bureau of Mines indicates 10,881,000 net tons produced in the weeks ending September 39 and September 26.
In Boonville Indiana 73 of 80 Kiwanis members at a lunch carried buckeyes as luck charms. The item notes long-time use by some members. It also mentions a large Los Angeles bank vault containing space for 76 000 safe deposit boxes.
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