Amateurs Draw Crowd Despite Rain At Quaker Show
Crowds braved bad weather to attend a Quaker Dortors show with LeViers high wire act postponed to tonight as a feature. Performers introduced new acts, including a Harmison Sisters bass player and a vibraphone, while the Quaker promises nightly laughs for the boys and a cash prize event next Saturday with inning and driving attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Beteht
Mieiier
Ted
Harrison
Te Fom Medina
Ree Warlibaphone
Weil Druivine
Notable arrival and departures in Bluefield area society
A long list of visitors and residents in Bluefield and surrounding towns includes Mr and Mrs. Colley of Clintwood, Miss Wolf and Miss Patten from Catlettsburg, Rev J S Talmann of Tazewell, and many Welch, Bluefield, and Pearisburg residents. People travel to Roanoke, Philadelphia, Newport News, and Saltville for visits, weddings, and family events. Local businesses note Mr D H Jenks leaving for a coal dealers convention, while the Logan Banner applauds Logan County’s liquor licensing stance.
Local notes and a jewelry store break in
Graham J B Saunders was in Bristol on business. Mr and Mrs Joseph Keys were in town yesterday. R W Embrey returns home from a long Bland county trip. Edna Bonham arrived Saturday night from Marshall College Huntington W Va. W E Morton Rt W McClintock and 8 N Huffard attended the Imperial Council Shrine session in Louisville Ky and returned home. Early Sunday morning thieves climbed onto the Graham Grocery front, forced entry through a second story window and took several boxes of tobacco, but no clues were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Saunders
Bristol
Joseph Keys
R. W. Embrey
Bland County
Edna Bonham
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
W. E. Morton
Rt. W. McClintock
N. Huffard
Imperial Council of the
Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Louisville Ky
Tiie
Graham Grocery Company
Mouseville Hounds Attack At Wave City
A local incident in Mouseville involves a rate member Samuel Callin attacking Superintendent Don Dorrkeh of the Area ite. The case, sent to the Moundleville court, centers on dog related violence and ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Callin
Haley
Shipve
He Moundleville
A.s. Ponitensity
Blomihounds
Union Park Pool Hosts Nightly Show and Swimming Event
At the Union Park swimming pool near Airdome crowds enjoy nightly entertainment with Downward and Dowwards sketch artists impersonating Joe Welch and David Warfield. The program includes moving pictures, an illustrated song, and a Saturday matinee in a one hour show. Night swims draw large attendance as racing events and open air dancing entertainments supplement the lineup. A lost card case belonging to Alitigane Hea Pike with $3.50 is reported. finder to return to 121 Carroll Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Union Park
Dowsward
Joe Welch
David Warfield
Clendened
Carroll ‘Street
Finnell Family Arrives for Graham Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs J C Finnell and their son from Huntington West Virginia arrived in Graham last Saturday to spend the summer here. Mrs Finnell was Miss Euphaboot of Bramwell and has many friends in the area. J Finnell, known as Jack, is the Osborne Cream Flour salesman. They are boarding with Mrs I C Dodd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Finnel
Huntington
W. Va
Graham
Children’s Day Observed at Bland Street AME Church
At the Bland Street AME Church Rev L Pierce led a Children’s Day observance noted for orderly proceedings. Professor Benstine directed music and addressed children on education in the colored community. Twenty scholars and eight officers attended with refreshments of ice cream and cake after the program. God Be With You Till We Meet Again closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Bland Street
AM. E
Rev. L. Pierce
Benstine
The
AM. BE
Jeffersonville Man Shot Dead. Woman Arrested
Jeffersonville Indiana June 14 Michael Stumpf aged sixty was shot and killed early today at his home at Charles Town and Jennie Wolfe who was with him at the time has been arrested. The woman said Stumpf shot himself Stumpf was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Michael Stumpf
Charles Town
Jennie Wolfe
Stumpf
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Randolph & Mittendorf Leading Jewelers
Lyric Theatre
Vox
Marner Ikol
Bathing
LeVier
Toa
Plavagan
M.P. Colley
Clintwood
the. le Tayer
Abrogdon
Windsor
Hud Tint
Welch
Mie
Oh Th. Anderson
City
Act of
Cleveland, Va
Williatmoon
Welch, Wien
Bluefield
Misinias
Glen Tym
Weg Dereon
Saltville, Va
Frank E. Brown
Roarnoke
J. J. Tierney
Philadelphia
DW. Richards
Roanoke
George French Steather
Erhe Wolf
Miss Patten
W. C. Lay
Holden
Loganounty
Fannie Smith
Walter V Yost
Culpepper
Mr. and
Bo. Duscan
Radford
Cabell Mackstock
Lynchbure
Co . Kinzer and Co. v. Yonge
Macksburg
Fred W. Udy
Histole
N.C
Char
Mis. Pwdy
Pennsyvasia
Maryland
JM. Rooa
Danie, Va
Drik C. Newbold
Bramwell
Jesse McCall
W. K. Vermillion
J. K.P
Tazewell
Evelyn Shirey
MW. 5
Peyton
Blacksburg
T. Shannon
Giles County
Poplar Hill
Wet. Tate
Cedar Blum
Pate
Ineh Val- Wey
Dey Goods and Nation Co
M. A. Thomson
Cleveland
Mlineh
Baying Sun
Hi Store
Mot Dixon
Buefield
Gostinstore Mire
Wlr. Wright
Tidependences, Va
Mra. C. W. Kelly
Preside
Ing Eller Kelly
Tenneksen
Tlarman
TC Bowen
Mary Bowen
Tlehond
Rhiatety
Treewe
Tonaker
Arata
Poarinwuarg, Wi
Steiner Eerie Ae Lanrhewitin
Chanionthers
Gil White
A. A. Woodson
Promise Land
Fincastle
Fr V. Woodson
Huff, Andrews &Thodias Co
iWorge
Frederick Arps
Norfolk
Los Angeles
Cal
Arps
Golden State
J.P. Ligon
Norfolk and Western Railway
A. Kearney
Ki. J. Shoffter
West Roanoke
Logan
United States CW and Gas Co
D. H. Jenks
Peoducers Coal Co
Michigan City
Michigan and
Soo
GEP Tobacco
L.J. Hayden Manur AL
Pentle
Eurepe Howe
Enid
Whedon
Keeler
Manley
Cartunefiin
Muermannnte
Ian
L. J. Hayden
West Broad St
Richmond, Va
the Union Park
Sublette & Barnes
B. F. Stafford
J. M. Newton
Union Bank and Trust Company
Stafford
Graham High School
Kodaks
Eastman
W.h.harry & CO
Princeton Avenue
Yorself
Duvall's
Sally
Easley & Rocefer
Bluefield Avenue
Blue Fielco
Easley & West
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