Local Citizens Make One Day Visits and Travels
A flurry of brief notes records Evan Thomas of Kimball and others in the city on business or visiting relatives. Names include W M Grimsley from Buchanan County, Mrs M B Easley en route to Pourtsburg Virginia, Mrs L Cobb of Bramwell shopping, William Danford and Arthur Prench of Rocky Gap, E K Smith cashier of Grundya Bank returning from Clinen Valley trip, Mrs RL OM wart visiting brother George Hickman, FP Shelton heading to Pearisburg for farm purchases, Mra POP Gibson returning from Radford, C J French of Narrows civil engineer with Norfolk and Western in town, Mrs J H Cottman and son visiting sister on Rods ers street, Mrs Moppit of Rock Haven enroute to Honaker, Dr W R Whitman of Bramwell visiting his parents in Pulaski, Mr and Mrs D RR Albright traveling to Christiansburg for funeral of Mrs Henry Rader, Jack Page of Louisa en route to Dublin to meet daughter Mrs W W Wysor of Allentown visiting her parents.
Sunday Church Services And Schedules In The City
The City Churches announce schedules for Sunday worship. Christ Episcopal Church offers Bible Class at 9 40 am and morning and evening services with sermons. Litany Service Wednesday. Dr W Kegley to speak at Lutheran Church with sermons on The Parable of the Lost Coin. Christian Church holds Sunday School at 9 am, Communion at 10 41 am, preaching at 11 am and 7 pm. Brethren urged to invite unchurched friends.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Aus P. Nh
W. Kegley
Christian Church
WS. Bullart
Passenger train derailed by rock near Switchback West Virginia
Ikhorn June 11. Passenger train No 15 struck a rock two hundred yards east of Switchback at 9 30 this morning. Quick air brake by the engineer likely prevented a serious wreck. No injuries reported. The engine pilot was torn off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikhorn
W. Va
Brewery Director F M Husband Arrives in City
F M Husband, director and heavy owner of Bluefield Brewing, from Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania, arrived in the city last night to spend a few days to look after his interests.
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F. M. Husband
Mount Pleasant, Pa
Bluefield Brewing Company
Opera House Reopens With Free Admission Monday Afternoon
After a week of closure for other attractions the opera house reopens Monday afternoon with the best line of moving pictures in the city. Two thousand feet of film will be shown daily. On Monday afternoon admission is free with a chit, otherwise all sections cost five cents. Illustrated songs will be presented each day from 11 to 10.11. Nagel Addresses Bankers at Old Point Consort Virginia. Secretary Nagel speaks to the Virginia Bankers Association. Curtis Pearson Co store sells reserved seat tickets for June Music Festival at Princeton and Higginbotham Avenues.
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Deing
S. JH. Solite
Nagel
Bankers
Old Point Consort
Department of Commerce and Labor
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Curtis. Pearson Co
Princeton and
Higginbotham Avenues
Ferrell Seeks Republican Committee Man Seat in Beaver Pond District
West Virginia candidate W G Ferrell announces his bid for Republican committee man in Beaver Pond District Mercer County urging voters to support him at the June 15 1970 primary. He notes IBT 1 10 0 as part of his statement.
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Beaver Pond
Mercer County
West Virginia
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Evan Thomas
Kimball
W. M. Grimsley
Buchanan Coun Ya
Busine
M. B. Easley
Pourtsburg
Mrs. @ L. Cobb of
Bramwell
William Danford
Arthur Prench
Rocky Gap
Tinefield
E. Smith
Grundya Bank
The
Ely
Clinen Valley
RL OM Wart
Martinin
George Hickman Giles
Shelton
Pearisburg
Gibson
Radford
C.J. French
Narrows
Norfolk and Western
J. H. Cottman
Hurlock
Mr. Ie
T.T. Kibler
Rodsers Street
Mrs. Moppit
Rock Haven, P
Honaker
P. Pearly, Jr
W. R. Whitman
Bramwoek
Pulaski, Va
Sirs
D. RR. Albright
Christiansburg
Henry Rader
Jack Page
Louisa
Dublin
W. W. Wysor
Allentown
Trapnell
C. Rew. Kegley
Princeton
Bit Eerviera
W. G. Ferrell
J. Rhetts
Morriss Watt
H. Land
Algoma
Eckman
Bluefield
Citizens Underwriting Agency
General Insurance
Randolph and Mittendorf
W.va
Union Glothing Company
Rinceton Avenue
Oxfords
John B. Stetson
Noname
Union Clothing Company
Princeton Avenue
Kinzer’s
Bluefield, W. Va
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