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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1924

Page

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Bluefield Classified Briefs Highlight Coal Prices and Local Notices

Community notices include coal availability from Stevenson Sperry Coal Co and Twin City Coal Co with phone contacts for delivery. Local events list Rally Day at Salvation Army on September 14, a Sunday school at 2 p.m., and a private school opening mid September. Also featured are merchants advertising repairs, hats, fish and oysters, a garage for rent, and notices about business college misrepresentation and an automobile wreck with no injuries reported.

Ralley The Salvation Army Raleigh St

Oakland car sale offer for departing town

An offer to sell a model car before a departure includes a $100 discount off the first price and provides a contact phone number 1383 for interested buyers.

Bluefield notices and classifieds mix of ads and notices

The page lists a travel remnant noting K M Litts of Boston as the farthest from home among hotel guests, plus local notices on church masses and a Masonic meeting. It also includes a card of thanks for a deceased wife, coal sales offers, business cards, and a furnace of small ads from Bluefield pages.

Bluefield K. M. Litts Boston Mass

Coal Production in Pocahontas Field Slips Week One

First week of September output reached 326 225 net tons in Pocahontas field, down about 20 000 tons from the prior week. No market losses during the week were less than 129 674 tons. Figures for the week ending September 13 were not available, but reports hint at a sharp rise from the previous week.

Pocahontas

Bland Street Methodist Music Program Features Five Specials

Bland Street Methodist church presents two services today with at least five special numbers. Morning includes a lively anthem and a duet by John Mastin and Maury Garret. Evening program features orchestra choir and congregation with three varied specials including a violin solo by Helen Mitchell and a male quartet, plus a sermon by Dr. J A Bays. Everyone is welcome.

Bland Street Methodist Church John Mastin Maury Garret Helen Mitchell Barret J. A. Bays Bland Street

Raymond Sparks Dead Funeral Monday

Raymond CC Sparks aged twelve died at his grandfather Frank Brown's home on Exister Street last night at 55 o'clock. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Sparks of Bluefield and is survived by three sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be held at Exister Street home Monday at 2 30 PM with interment in Walnut Grove cemetery.

Raymond CC. Sparks Frank Brown Exister Street John Sparks Bluefield Walnut Grove

Bluefield Red Cross Chapter Hosts Regional Conference

The Bluefield Chapter American Red Cross will host a regional conference on Thursday September 18 with about forty counties from West Virginia and Virginia represented. J Arthur Jeffers manager of the Washington division will be the chief speaker with others from the division on the program. A Red Cross luncheon will be held at the conference hotel and the agenda includes short informal talks and community singing led by James Elmer Brown.

Bluefield American Red Cross West Virginia Virginia J. Arthur Jeffers Washington Division Washington United States Red Cross James Elmer Brown

Bluefield 3 Ready Start Road Work

Bluefield prepares to aid in shaling Oakvale mountain road with over fifty men and thirty trucks. The team departs from Hotel Matz at 6 30 Monday for a two day six mile project toward Princeton. donations exceed 500 with additional county and town truck pledges noted.

Bluefield Princeton Oakvale Mountain Six Mile Hotel Matz A. B. Cutter J. F E. Corn Bluefield Good Road Council Mr. Corn Narrows Rich Creek Lindside Ingleside Glen Lyn Oakvale Commercial National Bank

Complete Rebuilding Water Mains This Week

The Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company will nearly finish rebuilding the mains on Bluefield avenue between Poplar and Mercer streets this week. They have handed the section between Paris and Poplar to paying contractors and now have water in the new main west of Thomas street. Replacing service lines and relocating fire hydrants takes time, but work so far has caused no major inconvenience to consumers in that city area.

Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company Bluefield Avenue Poplar Mercer Streets Paris Poplar Streets Thomas Street

Old Fiddlers Contest Draws Out of Town Players

Out of town entrants include W W L Hargis of Lebanon Russell County Hays Monk of Russell H J Giles of Keystone and W D Branson of Cinderella. They perform tunes like Fisher’s Hornpipe Brown’s Dream Turkey In the Straw and The Lost Wagoner. Some are noted as born musicians. You cannot afford to miss this treat.

W.W. L. Hargis Lebanon Russell County Hays Monk Russell H. J. Giles Keystone W. D. Branson Cinderella Fisher

Oil and Natural Gas Association to Meet in Charleston

Ed win Robinson of Fairmont, secretary of the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association, was in Charleston to finalize plans for the group’s meeting next Wednesday and Thursday. Expect 500 to 600 members to attend.

OWL and Gas Charleston W. V Edwin Robinson Fairmont West, Virginia

Sun Yat Sen Advances to Aid Shanghai Defenses

Canton September 13 Dr Sun Yat Sen head of the South China government with Kwangtung troops moved to aid Chekiang armies defending Shanghai He plans to establish headquarters at Shiuchow and will direct large portions of his force there while remaining guards protect Shinchow.

Canton Sun Yat-Sen South China Kwangtung Province Chekiang Shanha Dr. Sun Shiuchow Kwangtung Shinchow

Falls From Window At Dance Hall Result In Death

Francis F B Gillingham nineteen son of John Gillingham a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer fell from a window of the Blue Ribbon Hall at Benwood while watching a dance and died ten minutes later in Wheeling West Virginia on Sept. 13.

Wheeling W. Va Francis FB. Gillingham John Gillingham Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Grafton Benwood

Knife sharpening device for kitchen wall mounted

A new wall mounted knife sharpening device enters the kitchen line. It operates much like a pencil sharpener, offering a compact tool for maintaining blade edges.

West Virginia Hosts Good Roads Delegates and Route Talk

Delegates from West Virginia North Carolina and Virginia gathered to discuss the Florida to the Lakes Highway route with emphasis on routing through Tug River area Route No 8. Plans included two sightseeing trips to Tazewell and McDowell with many visitors staying over Sunday.

West Virginia John W. Davis Davis R. P. Johnson The Highway Association Clarence Kuester Charlotte N. C North Carolina MecClaugherty Virginia Tug River Highway Tazewell McDowell

Dayton Welcomes World Flyers With Warm Messages

After circling Wheeling, the round the world airmen continued to Dayton Ohio for McCook Field. Mayor Thomas F Thoner sent a grateful telegram to Lieutenant Lowell H Smith thanking the crew and expressing Wheeling pride and best wishes for their mission.

Wheeling McCookfield Dayton Ohio Thomas F. Thoner Lowell H. Smith

Fire destroys portion of McGraw Motor Plant

An old storage building on Twenty first street part of the McGraw Motor Company plant in Wheeling West Virginia burned late tonight causing a loss valued at fifteen thousand dollars for automobiles and tractors. The damage is covered by insurance.

Wheeling W. Va Twenty-first Street McGraw Motor Company

Bluefield College Welcomes Students at Opening Exercises

Bluefield Virginia residents attend the opening chapel service at Bluefield College where many Virginia Side students are welcomed. The campus plans a new dormitory as enrollment grows and local support remains strong. Mayor Patty promises efforts to improve access roads around the campus.

Bluefield Va Bluefield College Virginia Side Virginia Bluefield Frank Easley Patty

Progress of road boosters delayed by rain in Bluefield

Rain halted the progress of a delegation of road boosters yesterday around 3 p m. Several Bluefield Virginia residents joined a dinner at the West Virginian. The town supports the road scheme and notes North Carolina’s national advertising as a travel aid. A Georgia traveler sought Murphy North Carolina, learning the state line by road difference.

Bluefield Va West Virginian Chamber of Commerce Williamson North Carolina South Georgia Murphy, N. C North Carolina Line

Citizens Press for Street Improvements in Lover's Lane Area

Citizens urge the new council to improve Lover's Lane and Embrey court streets and add street lights in that area. They note neglect, upcoming fine houses, and propose Riverside Drive to connect with Tazewell Avenue via Lover's Lane or Shemley Street to boost looks and property values near the new passenger station.

Lover’s Lane Embrey Court Riverside Drive Tazewell Avenue Lover's Lane Shemley Street

Memorial Baptist Church Pastor Not Resigning

The congregation declined Rev. M. O. Alexander’s resignation and urged him to stay as pastor. He will preach at the morning and evening services today. Rev. C. W. Hancock will be ordained at 3 p.m.

Memorial Baptist Church M. O. Alexander C. W. Hancock

Virginia Personal News Highlights From Richmond to Washington

Rev. W. M. Lorimer returns from the Virginia Presbytery in Richmond. Mrs. R. E. Metcalfe and her two children came home from Echols West Virginia after illness and her mother Mrs. W. W. West’s death. Richmond insurance men John Cato and L. P. Frayser visited area, joined by Gordon Long. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hinton and daughter Virginia plan to move to Washington DC soon.

Virginia W. M. Lorimer Virginia Presbytery Richmond R. E. Metcalfe Echols W. Va W. W. West John Cato L. P. Frayser Gordon Long M. H. Hinton Washington, D.C Som Vernon

Notable Local Family Plans Move from Bluefield

The well known and respected family will carry with them best wishes of friends in Bluefield and nearby Veinifty where they have resided for many years. Fred Haylor visited from Washington DC to spend the weekend with Mrs. Taylor and is now in business there.

Appalachian Power Co Bluefield Veinifty Fred Haylor Washington, D. C Taylor

Wheeler Expounds and Defends Doctrine in 1924 Speech

Senator Wheeler of Montana, running for vice president on the independent ticket, outlines direct constitutional amendments to abolish child labor and limits on federal courts. He argues courts exceed constitutional authority and contrasts Pepper’s ABA remarks on labor friction and injunctions with Coolidge’s possible hit on Pepper as communist.

Philadelphia Lefollette Wheeler Montana United States Senator Pepper Pennsylvania American Bar Association President Coolidge Pepper

Local Residents Visit Friends and Return Home

William E Woelwine formerly of Bluefield now living in Williams son visits friends in Bluefield. E C Luther Pottsville president of Powhatan and Peerless Coal companies spends days in Bluefield and coalfields. W E Koepler returns from New York on business. P B Noring Huntington visits niece Mrs R D Byrd. Dr R O Rogers Bluefield sanitarium leaves for Waverly Virginia. Mr and Mrs R D Byrd host Miss Lota Cook Onesville Virginia.

William E. Woelwine Bluefield WiLliamson E. C. Luther Pottsville Powhatan Coal and Coke Company Peerless Coal and Coke Company Coalfields W. E. B. Koepler New York P. B. Noring Huntington R. D. Byrd R. O. Rogers Bluefield Sanitarium Waverly Rogers Lota Cook Onesville

Bartlett Turns Over Data On Polar Waters

Captain Robert A. Bartlett, commander of the Bear, turned over Arctic data to the National Geographic Society. The notes cover a possible May–June expedition between Point Barrow and the North Pole and recount Bartlett’sBear voyage when ice jammed and the vessel drifted forty seven days through the Bering Strait toward the Arctic Ocean.

Ishington Point Barrow North Pole Robert A. Bartlett Coast Guard Bear National Generaphic Society Bartlett Perry Society Northern Waters Bering Strait Arctic Ocean

Miss Mary Wilson Dies After Operation in Clarksburg

Miss Mary Wilson forty six daughter of I James Wilson of Princess Anne Md died at 1 PM in a Clarksburg hospital after an operation. She had lived in Clarksburg thirteen years and was active in the League of Women Voters and an officer of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Burial will be at her home.

Clarksburg W. Va Mary Wilson I. James Wilson Prinecess Anne, Md

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City Coal Co L. & C. Bldg Bailey Lumber Co Shrine Patrol Masons Stevenson-Sperry Coal Co Coal Co Pocahontas Mill Creek Care Bluefield Telegraph A. W. Alden North Street Quaker Bluefield Awning and Furnace Co Southern Shoe Shop Joe M. Prop S. Bland Street Bluegeld Compton Princeton Avenue Bowers Coal Co Roanoke Street Stewart St T. BE. Henderson Raleigh Street Sam Thurmer Matt Chappells Sanitary Depot Daily Telegraph C. B. Seay Greater Bluefield Business College Summit City Business College Benn . Ferguson Mgr Greater Bluefield Business College Co West Virginia Top Company Cumberland Inn Twin City Coal Co Cassell Palmer Coal and Coke Building Billy Sunday Club Billy John Hustler East River Abshire Gap Automo Bluefield Audit CO OUR Nixon's Roanoke St N. M Honaker Dept. Store Federal Street Law and Commerce WM. H. Carr Osteopath Abrams Coal & Coke Res Vincent Paoliello Violin Floor Coal & Coke Annes Phone 1768 Bland St N. E. Rierson J. B. Eades Osteopathic Mayor Building Bluefield, W. VA Kent & Kent Abram Jefferson Street Jefferson St James Stott National Association Grand Piano Co Bradmann Atkins Qld Harry F. Jones Accountant and Auditor Systems— Tax Service Aud Sacred Heart Catholic Bluefield Normal and Business College Tyler Street W. H. Cunningham E. F. McKinney Home Jewelry Co Bland D. Payne Wade St. Clair Richlands Friends Laymans Club T. L. Gillespie Raymond Sparks Bluefield Red Cross Hankla’s Pharmacy Postoffice Bradmann Bldg Sauibb OLD Fiddlers Sun Yat Sen Shanghai Los Angeles Portion Motor Company Ss. "Compton Bluefield, Va Mercer Funeral Home J. F. Blunt Goodykoontz Drug Co Three Good Drug Stores East End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy Fairview Pharmacy Bland and South Streets
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