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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1925

Page

7

Revival closes after record Virginia Side crowd

The Rev Otto Lunsford led a healing revival at the Ford building drawing the largest religious gathering on the Virginia Side. The service featured singing, prayer, and healing prayers, with two horn players from Findlay Ohio augmenting the choir. Some attendees sought blessings as Lunsford pledged miracles and prayed for healing before bidding farewell and thanking the Bluefield Telegraph.

Otto Lunsford Virginia Ford Lunsford Evangelist Findlay Ohio Hly Mracles Mr. Lansford Indiana Bluefield Telegraph Telegraph Jonah

Hindu Actor Recruited for Virginian Film

On Tuesday September 16 the Hindu actor Felix Whitefeather joins Laurette Taylor in the Metro-Goldwyn picture One Night in Rome at the Virginian Theatre. Whitefeather, born in New York, is a college graduate ex street horseman and regarded for his daring riding. Lucille Deaton hosted a lawn party for about fifteen guests with games and refreshments.

Merican Redskin Rome Laurette Taylor Metro-Goldwyn Virginian Theatre Felix Whitefeather Whitefeather Miss Taylor New York Lucille Deaton

Maxwell Estate Reclaims Ancient Home After 125 Years

Bates Maxwell, former Norfolk and Western agent at Tip Top, plans to occupy the Maxwell home built 125 years ago of native limestone. The estate has been divided among heirs of the late James Maxwell. Railroad workers report damp dirt not yet found while excavation near Tip Top reaches ten feet with dry soil. Great crowds attend unloadings at the freight depot and Galax Fair reports. Bluefield Fair crowds expected daily as autumn fashions in town shops feature new head gear and straw hats after September 15 per fashion codes.

Bates Maxwell Norfolk and Western Tip Top Maxwell James Maxwil Linch Bluefield Fair Grounds

Delegates Attend Appalachian Scenic Highway Conference

W H Sawyer the Rev Mr Rowe Carl Templeton Superintendent of Schools Hickman and Mr Welby of Hinton stopped at the Wes Virginian en route to Asheville to join the Appalachian Scenic Highway Association meeting. Conrad Brevick and J P Gills accompany the party and will take part in sessions expected to be the largest yet. Delegates from nearly every Appalachian town will attend as links in roadways are targeted for completion in the coming year.

W. H. Sawyer Rowe Carl Templeton Hickman Welby Alof Hinton Wes Virginian Ashville N. C Appalachian Scenic Highway Association North Carolina Conrad Brevick J. P. Gills

West Virginia United Brethren to Meet in North Clarksburg

The West Virginia annual conference to convene in North Clarksburg next year with Dr. Geo W Burdette and J T er re‑elected as superintendents for the West and East districts. The sixty seventh session urged greater soul winning and finances, backed publishing ambitions for The Telescope, and discussed moving support from Otterbein to Shenandoah College.

Dayton Ohio W. R. Funk United Brethren Printing Establishment United Brethren Preachers Bonebrake Theologial Seminary West Virginia Conference Otterbein College Westerville Shenandoah College West Virginia North Clarksburg

Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office yesterday

Real estate transfers filed for recordation include Tracy Dillon and wife transferring to Johan R. in a county clerk filing yesterday.

Tracy Dillon Johan R

Washington Daily Briefs From The National Scene

Secretary Jardine dismissed the Armour Morris packing merger complaint. Secretary Wilbur set a court of inquiry to probe the Shenandoah disaster. Prince Bibesco denied transfer to Rome. Chairman Butler said Republicans would withhold support from Lafollette Jr. Commander Rodgers listed PN 9 1. Secretary Wither preferred sea duty. Mitchell to witness for the president’s aircraft commission. Post office inspectors to Dubuque Town to verify George Dutch Anderson. Fran F Young named minister to the Dominican Republic. William W Russell named minister to Siam.

Jardine Armour- Morris Wilbur Shenandoah Prince Bibesco Washington Rome Butler Republican National Committee Robert M. Lafollette John Rodgers Wither War Department William Mitchell President's Aircraft Commission Post Office Dubuque Town George “Dutch” Anderson Fran F. Young South Dakota Wee Minteter Dominican Republic William W. Russell Washington, D. C Siam

Property Transactions in Princeton District Recorded

Land transfers and consider ations recorded for multiple parcels in Princeton with parties including Rose to Lucy Parker in Bell Branch Rock district and Lilly Land Co. to Mrs Rasnake, plus Kogley Warehouse Co. to Virginian Railway Co. for right of way and a $1 token sum, culminating with Mary Pennington and A W Pennington to George R Pennington.

Kogley Warehouse Co Virginian Railway Co Lilly Land Co C. B. Rasnake Lilly Highway Princeton Mary Pennington A. W. Pennington George R. Pennington

Nation's Stage News Preview Hints Summer Thrills

Laurente Taylor stars in ONE MIGHT INROME while Buck Jones headlines OLD AND THE GIRL. The Virginian promotes America's Greatest Actress and a ragged Irish Coleen as POX NEWS. Pal the Wonder Dog and Dan win in a Western drama and Dancing Dalsies promises comedy.

Laurente Taylor Inrome America Coleen Buck Jones Pal Wonder Dog Dan

Real estate transfers near Bluefield and Beaver District

Listings show multiple conveyances: J R Sanders and wife to Virginian Railway Co for telephone line right of way. W R Wheeler and wife to F R Warren and wife for Lot 14 Section 3 Park Avenue addition for 2500 dollars. Zarilda Crockett Strother and husband to George P Stovall Lot 3 Section 857 Bluefield for 18000 dollars. Frank Easley and wife to R E Greear and wife Lot Third street Bluefield for 10 dollars. T K Thompson and wife to B C Co Hay Co Wood and wife three on Brush creek Beaver District for 9000 dollars.

North Side Stony Ridge Bluefield J. R. Sanders Virginian Railway Co W. R. Wheeler F. R. Warren Park Avenue Zarilda Crockett Strother George P. Stovall Frank Easley R. E. Greear Third Street T. K. Thompson B. C

Prince Paul Peter Kazy opens meat and dog sausage factories

Budapest reports Prince Paul Peter Kazy, noted as Hungary’s richest magnate, has installed two factories on his estate a potted meat factory and a dog sausage factory. He oversees both operations personally and is a member of the butchers union. Also advertising mortgage loans in Bluefield West Virginia real estate. loan amounts 2500 or more.

Budapest Paul Peter Kazy The Butchers Union Hapeesh Bettonst Bank Bluefield, W

New 19 Day Tube Claims Whitens Teeth Quickly

An ad touts a 19 day tooth care test using Pependent to remove a dull film from teeth and improve gums. It promises dazzling whiteness and healthier gums by curdling and removing surface film, urging readers to mail for a trial tube or buy a larger tube at drug stores.

Mary

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