TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 5 May 1939
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
Friday, May 5, 1939

GENERAL NEWS
(Typed as written)

CREGAR BROTHERS DELIVERS TRUCK

Cregar Brothers Motor Service delivered last Thursday to Imperial Ice
Cream Company one of the most up-t-date trucks seen here for some time.
The truck is to be used for the Grundy customers. It is a General Motors
make and contains a refrigeration plant which will keep the ice cream
and milk at the right temperature at all times.  The interior is large
enough to hold a great quantity of the company’s products.  A small side
door on the outside of the truck contains the refrigeration plant. In
case the driver should become locked on the inside when a wind blows the
door open, all that is necessary to release him is the pressing of a
button and the door flies open again

Joe Cregar bought the truck through last Thursday from Batavia,
Illinois.
(I believe this was a kinsman of Joseph Cregar, 1858-1941  who was the
s/o Montgomery Cregar and his first wife, Susan Felty).
……….

ARCHIE THOMPSON ILL
W. ARCHIE THOMPSON, Thompson valley,  is critically ill in Mattie
Williams hospital at Richlands, following an operation for a brain
affection.
…………………
CHARLEY MONK IN HOSPTAL
CHARLES C. MONK, of Amonate, was taken to a Richlands hospital Monday
suffering form Cilicosis (sic), an affection of the lungs, which has
claimed two members of the family. The disease was contacted years ago
by the Monk boys who were engaged in work opening a mine entrance at
Amonate.

A brother died last week, his death following an attack of the same
trouble.
(Charles C. Monk,1906-1941,  s/o William Henry monk &  Nannie Lou
‘Annie’ Gillespie. C. C. Monk was married to Margaret Roach).

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest,net
April 2002