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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1931

Page

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Keystone Citizens Demand Action on Keystone Road

Keystone residents at a crowded meeting in city hall urged the McDowell County court and the state road commission to fund and route S through Keystone. Mayor Elliott led the session as citizens formed a seven member committee to lobby for relief and to report to the county court and state commission.

Keystone McDowell County Flate Road Commission Elliott Tran M. Ty. Whittlen McDowell Times Tn Hia Keystone Ia All Rights of Justice State Road Commission McDowell Vanity Court Keystene Wistall R. K. Bragowter Stewart Calhoun House of Elesutes Kesatone Ralief Road Commission Noor. Chal Hmanuel Pals Northfark Kaystave Alate Phis Cnmaitiog B&b Pats Rush Wilitiea Ror Arageaior HD Vaughn Voeillio Calhoun H. Martel Pethtlongs Rota Vinighe Calham Choiate Pinytel

Butler Reviews Farewell Parade at Quantica Bas

Veteran shipmate Pacific theater hero is saluted by Quantica base as eight planes form a flyover and machine guns and artillery honor a man praised for bravery in the Philippines Haiti China Mexico Nicaragua and France earning two Congressional Medals of Honor and numerous decorations.

Butler Quantica Bas Quantica Marin Corpa Montezuna Crpol Philippines Haiti China Mexico Nicaragua France

Service This Morning for Mrs Mamie Tibetts

Last rites are held for Mrs Mamie Tibetts 70 at her home 4 Vale Street with Dr G Gunn pastor of Westminster Drepray Hut officiating assisted by Rev Samuel W Moore of First Presbyterian Church. Committal at Maple Park Cemetery with six nephews as pallbearers.

Mamie She Hetts Her Hone Vale Street G. Gunn Westminister Drepray Hut Samuel W. Moore First Presbyterian Church Maple Park Weartery Tibbetts Tybette Monulay

Rush work on road link in Giles County

Asphalt is being laid on the highway between Narrows and Glen Lyn with completion of the Glen Lyn Narrows link and a paved road between Princeton and Roanoke promised by October 15. An opening ceremony is planned around October 17 by civic bodies of Privevelop, Narrows and Bluefield with residents arranging events and base stone placements for the new highway connection.

Narrows Glen Lyn Princeton Roanoke Pripvelop Bluefield Lurich Glen’ Lyn-Narrows Bluefeld

Rites This Afternoon for Mrs Methany at First Presbyterian

Funeral services for Mrs Methany, who died Monday at her Melhany residence on Princeton Avenue, will be at 4 pm at First Presbyterian Church where she was a charter member. Dr Samuel W Moore will lead, assisted by G Gunn and Y Hamilton. Burial in Monta Visit Park. Active pallbearers named.

Methany Melhany Princeton Avenue First Presbyterian Church Aho Sammuel W. Moore G. Gunn Westmeister Presbyterian Church Y. Thomas Hamilton Trinity Methodist Church Monta Visit Park Frank Morgan S.A. Hubbard J. A. Hateliffe D. W Tabor G. W. O'Keeffe E. A. Humahreya O'Dell AT. Morgan E. Francis Freddy Mitchell

Regional Red Cross Meeting Sets Fifty Year Roll Call

Hancock area society leaders convene in Poax the Bohol to outline an October 2 regional conference in Uinton West Virginia. Key speakers include Mrs A B Mahood and Mrs Ted Cros with a program on Roll Call Organization and Home Service achievements. The full agenda covers welcome remarks, discussions on organizing for the fiftieth anniversary Roll Call, and regional chair appointments. The Junior choir from the Presbyterian church also plans rehearsal. Mrs Edwat Robinson will not attend the state convention in Bluefield due to departure plans.

Ted Cros Uinton W. Va Mya Quekemeter Bluefield War Service Mre A. BR. Mahood Bluefeld Eas Sexston Wit Dohy Pateoner Ehairman Sunes County Pommerce Hayolid West Virginia Disvuaaton Wet Service W. TE Quakemayer Exerniive Bid Neld Civitan Home Service P. Nash Tome Service Alderson Chapte Lewinn Mes Howell County Walter Davilson Castertaven American National Red Cross Tan Laltighent Presiding Knapp Filftiens Suthority Chapler Mdlake Greenbrier Cranty Chaplar Lada Addresa J. Hughes American National Real Cros A. J. Mahood

Eastern Star Chapter 66 Plans Evening Meeting at Masonic Lodge

Attendance is urged for Blunfeld Chapter 66, Order of Eastern Star, gathering at the Masonic Lodge tonight. The travellog bible will be presented at 12 today. Dr Ben Johnson, chanter of the hot Christian church, will speak on WHIS. Mrs Edward vaxes and James Himer Brown will perform musical readings.

Blunfeld Order of Eastern Star Ben &. Johnson The Hot Christian Church WHIS Migh Marlon Silth Edward Vaxes James Himer Brown

Birth of Baby Harrs Lee at St Luke's Hospital

Mr and Mrs C R Croye of War Pen Mar avenue are the parents of a fine son born September 22 at St Luke's hospital. The baby weighs 10 pounds 4 ounces and is named Harrs Lee. Delta Delphian chapter met at the West Virginian hotel with Mrs Stultz presiding.

Mra. C. RB. Croye War Pen Mar Avenue Nu Fine Son St. Luke's Hospital Uarrs Lee Delta Delphian Weal Virginian Mra Dna Stultz Giotto Aliee Zimmerman Thuskin C.H. Martin Mra. Stultz Aloado Annabell Knight

Legion Convention Deliberations Delay Bonus Report

Despite reports a second committee favored a modification, the policy sub committee on a controversial bonus issue postponed reporting. National commander promised to push merit based consideration with no direct influence on delegates. Local events include public broadcasts and school meetings as planned during a busy legional agenda. Portland was tentatively chosen as 1932 convention site, with formal recommendation pending council vote. Hoot Gibson sued for damages over a traffic collision with his car in Los Angeles.

Cub American Legion Conventios East Prd Iiwell T. A Nall D. Williams Mxcelsoir Springs Chirlan Y. l Malkenberg Chicago Belura Hoot Gibson Los Angeles Mary Hobbis

Elizabeth Ernest Circle meets at Bland Street Methodist Church

Elizabeth Ernest circle met Monday evening at Bland Street Methodist Church with Miss Margaret Marley on Augusta Street. The program opened with Sweet Hour of Prayer, readings and reports from various superintendents, and a discussion of conference minutes led by Mrs Moy Thompson. Mrs Fred Wargls circle hosted, with a vocal number by Mrs N C Stanley and a talk on Stewardship by Mrs Harris. Refreshments followed a large attendance.

Elizabeth Ernest Bland Street Methodist Church Mat Margaret, Marley Augusta Street Harriet Spalden Moy Thompson Fred Wargls Harris Virale Mra N.C. Stanley Allen Long Arthle Ars. Thompson Risa Masley Misa Maryon

Local Families Attend West Virginia Division Convention

The text notes visits and attendance by several families and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Featherston and daughter Mary of Appomattox Virginia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill for the U D convention. It mentions Arthur Abe Angrist returning to New York from Bluefield and Ethel Hinton serving as division historian at the West Virginian hotel with event activities and home visits.

Mra. Gandara Miss Hendricks Arthur Abe Angrist New York Bluefield Mra

Glasses offer and event notices in Bluefield area

An ad filled notice lists Henry Nodgn jeweler and optometrist offering fitted glasses with money back guarantee. The Bluefield Shrine Club hosts a September 25 ballroom dance at the West Virginian hotel from 9:30 to 1:30 with $2 admission. Bailey Lumber promotes Forest City Paint sale with free gallon on four gallons, limited to October 3.

Henry Nodgn Bluefield Shrine Club Weat Virginian Hotel Masoza Bailey Lumber Company Forest City

Revenue Car Loadings Week Sept 12 Shown

Revenue freight loadings for the first week of September totalled 667,750 cars, a drop from the prior week due to Labor Day and a year over year decline. Coal shipments fell to 152,266 cars with declines across ore coke and related categories.

Washington American Railway Association

Speaker Shows Results Of Boy Scout Movement In Bluefield

J. F. Dudley head of the Southern West Virginia Area council spoke to the Bluefield Rotary club about progress of the Hoy Scout movement in the section. C. W. Jackson, Beaver Creek School principal, described his West trip last summer to the Pacific coast. Mina Sallie Litz performed with piano by James Elmor Brown. Wigstars included T. B. Cain of Clarksburg, manager of the West Virginia business colleges.

Hoy Scout J. 5 Dudley Bite- Heid Southern West Virginia Area Council Bluefield Rotary Club West Virginian C. W. Jackson Beaver Fizh School Western Pacific Coast Mina Sallie Litz James Elmor Brown Wigstars T. B. Cain Clarksburg West Virginia Business Colleges

Gille Elected Kiwanis Governor at Wheeling Convention

Dr A T Post of Clarksburg unanimously elected Kiwanis governor at the state convention in Wheeling. Bluefield’s James P. Gille named fourth district governor. Huntington’s D D Hollis steps down as district leader as Fleming of St Marys is chosen state treasurer. Delegates supported a 30 million state bond issue for food extensions and unemployment relief. A grand ball with Dr Post as guest of honor closed the two day gathering.

Wheeling W. Va A. T. Post Clarkaburg B. F. Haarden Welleburg J. Burns Hurett Charlestown C. O. Welasenberger Point Pleasant James P. Gilla Bluefield Charleston Philippi Club United States Dr. Post Giles Bluefeld Club Fin

Couple Convicted on Kidnapping Charge in Detroit

Vincent Lamonna and Charles Minchella were found guilty by a Detroit recorder's court jury of kidnapping Jackie Thompson four, son of a wealthy real estate operator, in September 1929. The boy was returned after a $17,000 ransom was paid. James Fernando, a car dealer tied to the case, was also convicted and faces a decade sentence. Fernando testified against Lamonna and Minchella. Prohibition Director Woodveck announced two new attorneys for a Chicago administrator, Grant Hall of Charleston, West Virginia, and Joseph H. Collier of Chicago.

Detroit Vincent Lamonna Charles Minchella Jackie Thompson Recorders Court Jackie Henry James Fernando Thompson Dackie Fernando Lamonna Minchella Washington,p Woodveck Grant PF. Hall Charleston W. Ve Joseph H. Collier Chicago Hall

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