Deaths and Funerals in Coburn and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries note deaths in Bristol Virginia. J Ella Kerley age 66, and Ira Runnels Barton age 76, plus Bertha Evelyn Mays 70 and George L Hall Sr 70, with detailed survivors including sons, daughters, and siblings. Services planned in Coburn, Bee, Montcalm, Hinton, Symrna and Princeton areas with burial in local cemeteries. dates and call times given.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Establishment and Addresses
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph is established in 893 and published every morning by the Daly Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia. It is a member of the Associated Press and provides local news. Subscription rates by mail are 680 per year with home delivery rates of 390 per calendar year. Advertising representatives are Landon Associates.
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Daly Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Sree
Bluetein
Associated Press
Virginia
Bureau of Crcalation Advertiang
Landon Assocates
Walter H Wagers Sr 45 Thorpe Dies of Natural Causes
Walter Henry Wagers Sr. 45 of Thorpe died at home Thursday morning from natural causes. Born April 21 1933 in Blue Diamond Kentucky he was a former US Steel coal miner at Gary and a long time McDowell County resident. He held lodge and temple memberships in several Masonic and fraternal groups. Survived by widow Eleanor Ann Craje Wager a son Walter Henry Wagers Jr a daughter Patricia Ann Wagers six brothers five sisters and two grandchildren. Mass of Resurrection will be at 10 am Saturday at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Gary with interment at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell. Friends may call at Fanning Funeral Home Welch today 5 to 9 pm with rosary at 8 pm.
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JO Ella Kerley
Bristol
United Methodist Coburn Church
Coburn
Walter
Janie) Peterson
New York
Burgess
Agnes) Hess
Swords Creek
Ernest
Alice) Plaster
Akron
Ohio
Vincent
Pauline) Tuminello
Baltimore
Ikey
Ruth) Ratcliffe
Mandley
Ruby) Dye
Richlands
Clarence Boyd
Ann Boyd
Lexington
George Boyd
Belleville
Winfree Boyd
Raven
Jim Boyd
Linexa
Estes Funeral Home
Howard W. Robinson
C.L. Kilgore
Clinchvalley Memorial Cemetery
Ira Runnels
J. R.) Barton
Bee
Rachel Tiller Barton
Chan R. Barton
Abingdon
Chad M. Barton
Haysi
Gregory L. Barton
Bee, Va
Grabem Barton
Honaker
Louise C. Compton
Tate Barton
Cleveland
Maggie Long
Castlewood
Martha Hart
Duty View Baptist Church
Teddy Ball
Andrew McGlothlin
Evans-Tiller
Haysi Funeral
George L. Hall
Symra
Dela
Princeton
Symrna
Hall
First Christian Church of
Bluefield
Charles W
Beatrice Kirk Hall
Elizabeth Thomas Hall
George L. Hall, Jr
Symma
Wilson P. Allyn
Anderson
S.C
Frank Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
E. J. Hall
George W. Seaver
Roger Meguire
Resthaven Park Cemetery
Bill McClaugherty
Tom McFarland
Jim Stearts
Jim Greer
Paul Covey
Tom Seaver
Walter Henry Wagers
Thorpe
Blue Diamond
Millard and
Gertrude Proxell Wagers
McDowell County
US. Steel
Gary
Pageton Masonic Lodge
Wagers
Wyndham Chapter
RAM
Welch Commandary No
Scottish Rite Bodies
Charleston
Beni Kedem Temple
Gary's Lion's Club
Eleanor Ann Craje Wager
Walter Henry Wagers, Jr
Patricia Ann Wagers
Albert Wagers
Lynch, Ky
Frank Wagers
Junior Wagers
Atlanta
Riley Wagers
Covington
Johnny Wagers
Kermit Wagers
Columbia
Clarsia Fugate
Sue Raines
Mildred Slavin
Sharon Wagers
Jean York
Cincinnati
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Fanning Funeral Home
Welch
Margaret C Christian Bluefield widow dies after illness
Mrs. William T. Christian of Fairway Hills Bluefield Virginia died Wednesday in Winston-Salem North Carolina after a lengthy illness. She was survived by her husband three sisters and one brother. Funeral services held at Mercer Funeral Home Chapel Bluefield with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens. Memorials suggested to the American Cancer Society.
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William T
Sonia) Christian
Fairway Hills
Bluefield
Winston-Salem
N. C
Poe
Ora Ellen Scott Witten
Big Stone Gap
D. T. Witten
Bluefield Hardware Co
Trinity United Methodist Church of
Bill) Christian
J. C
Peggy) Ramey
Tazewell
Frank
Meda) Boothe
Peter J
Joan) Walling
Flanders
N. J
Richard L. Witten
Oak Park
Ill
Mercer Funeral Home
Lawrence Sherwood
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Jim Godsey
Vic Sorrell
Tom Henley
Carl Martin
Charles Steele
Bill Pruett
Scott Lilly
C. C. McCoy
Jack Baria
Harry Rosenthal
Sid Rosenthal
James T. Thomas
Charles D. Pruett
Richard Copeland
Willowbrook Club Hawaiian Luau Planned Saturday
The Willowbrook Country Club near Grundy Virginia hosts its annual Hawaiian Luau this Saturday. Dancing begins at 9 p.m. with Dawn Sheree and Her Velvet Band providing the music.
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Willowbrook Country Club
Grundy
Dawn Sheree
Velvet
Funeral notices for Clendenen and Price families in West Virginia
Obituary notices list Maggie Jane Clendenen 91 of Falls Mills VA with service at Cravens Shires Bluewell. Five stepsons and three stepdaughters named. Also Walter Lafayette Price 53 of Roderfield with service at Church of God Big Sandy and Jaeger Memorial Cemetery. Lala Vance Hatfield 79 of Jaeger to Calvary Baptist Church Laeger with burial at Roderfield Memorial Cemetery. Grandsons to pallbear. Fanning Funeral Home and Douglas Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Clendenen
Maggie Jane
Falls Mills
Cravens Shires
Bluewell
Olen Robertson
Gene Sizemore
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Wilbur Clendenen
Savannah
Oscar Clendenen
Walter Cook
Austin, Ga
Glen Cook
Bridgeton
Dewey Cook
Richmond
Dayton Young
Alice Krawlie
N. J
Faye Wirsing
Stewart Rites Set Saturday
Funeral services for Jerry Carr Stewart 33 of Narrows Virginia, killed in a motorcycle crash near Narrows Tuesday night, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Narrows at Riffe's Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Birchlawn Park Pearisburg. The Vietnam veteran, born in Pearisburg, was son of Fred C. and spouse of Narrows. Graveside rites by American Legion Post No. 68. The funeral home will hold viewing today 7 to 9 p.m.
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Jerry Carr Stewart
Narrows
Riffe
Silas Phipps
Birchlawn
Pearisburg
Wytheville
Stewart
Fred C. Stewart
American Legion Post No
Colorado farmers forecast up to 4.7 billion crop sales impact
Economists at Colorado State University project Colorado crops and livestock sales in 1973 to contribute as much as 4.7 billion dollars to the state's economy, reflecting strong agricultural performance statewide.
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Colorado
Colorado State University
Injuries Claim Baldwin Died From Motorcycle Crash in North Carolina
Jerry Lee Baldwin 40 of Roanoke Virginia died August 4 in Whiteville North Carolina from injuries in a motorcycle accident. Survived by his wife Shirley Baldwin a son Rick Anthony Baldwin and a daughter Vickie Baldwin all of Roanoke relatives include his mother Nettie Baldwin and brothers Charles Melvin and Edward. Services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Lotz Roanoke Chapel with Rev John Couch officiating. Interment will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Green Hills Memorial Gardens Claypool Hills Virginia.
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Jerry Lee Baldwin
Roanoke
Whiteville
N.C
Bandy
Nettie Baldwin
Dewey Baldwin
Shirley Baldwin
Rick Anthony Baldwin
Vickie Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
Melvin Baldwin
Edward Baldwin
Lotz Roanoke
John Couch
Green Hills Memorial Gardens
Claypool Hills
Bevins Trial May Be Heard This Month
A suit filed by former Harman principal Dave Bevins against the Buchanan County School Board may have motions heard late this month. A tentative Aug 25 date is set for the trial in Roanoke with Judge James Turk presiding, though a jury trial in Abingdon on the same day could affect hearings. Bevins is backed by Virginia Education Association lawyers. the school board is represented by James Jones of Norton and Steven Gibson of Grundy.
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Harman
Buchanan County School Board
U. S. Federal District Court
Roanoke
Dave Bevins
James Turk
The
Daily Telegraph
Turk
Abingdon
Bevins
James Jones
Norton
Steven Gibson
Grundy
Virginia Education Association
Roderfield Man Killed In Early Morning Crash
A Roderfield man was killed when his car left Rt. 2 between Welch and Jaeger and overturned around 4 a.m. Steven Paul Waddell died after arrival at a Welch hospital. Trooper J. D. Humphrey investigated the single vehicle accident. The body was taken to the Douglas Mortuary in Welch.
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Roderfield
McDowell County
Steven Paul Waddell
Welch
Jaeger
J. D. Humphrey
Douglas
Haldeman Appeal Rejected From Parole Adjustment
Washington AP The full U S Parole Commission rejected H R Haldeman s bid for early release and kept his 18 month term intact with a Dec 20 release date. Attorney Frank Strickler voiced strong disappointment as Mitchell s case remained undecided while both remain two year Watergate defendants.
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Washington
U.S
Parole Commission
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Frank Strickler
White House
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Tax Cut Clears House in Key Thursday Vote
The House passed a 16.3 billion tax cut bill by 36249 after rejecting Carter and GOP substitute options. It would save different income groups and families of four, totaling billions over three years, with Congress eyeing an enlargement in the Senate. Speaker ONeill urged Carter favored terms while criticizing administration speed.
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Washington
House
Carter
Senate
Jack F. Kemp
R-N.y
William V. Roth Jr
James Wright
Texas
Kemp
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
WVU Professor Says Corte Violated Soil Procedure
WVU agronomy professor Charles Sperrow testified in Mercer County Circuit Court that Corte Construction violated standard soil conservation practices on the Tiffany Manor housing project slopes. He said late November 1971 seeding could cause erosion and that earlier seeding would have reduced runoff and damage from spring 1972.
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West Virginia University
Mercer County
Corte Construction Co
Bluefield
Tiffany Manor
Charles B. Sperrow
WVU
Corte Construction
Public Housing Authority
Sperrow
Plantiffs
Bluefield Sash & Door Co., Inc
Norfolk & Western Railway
William Sanders
West Virginia
Bluefield Sash & Door Co
N&w
Norris Kantor
Corte Construction, Co
Corte Daily
1979 UMW Convention Set For Miami
The United Mine Workers will hold its next constitutional convention in September 1979 in Miami. UMW President Arnold Miller announced the location and date, chosen to occur within 18 months per an executive board decision. The last convention was held in October 1976 in Cincinnati.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Miami
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Executive Board
Cincinnati
Apco Says Power Capabilities Not Threatened Amid Strike
Appalachian Power Company officials declined comment on potential layoffs tied to the railroad strike but assured customers that electric power generating capabilities remain secure. Coal hauling is disrupted by Norfolk and Western Railway workers’ strike, yet the firm reports ample stockpiles at West Virginia plants including a 62 day reserve at Glen Lyn Virginia, with the ability to shift to other plants if needed.
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Appalachian Power Company
Norfolk and Western Railway
West Virginia
Glen Lyn
Fire Corrections To Cost $2 Million
Daly Telegraph reports Mercer County Schools face over 2 million dollars to fix major state fire code violations. Architects SEM Partners CCC presented July 1979 cost estimates based on 104 violations, with 18 already completed reducing the total to about 2.07 million. Costs assume July 1979 prices, contingencies, and union labor rates.
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Mercer County
Mercer County Board of Education
SEM Partners
CCC
Mellon-Stuart
Steve Middleton
SEM
Middleton
Ron Cook
Cook
Harold Tomchin
Fire crews respond to two Bluefield incidents
Bluefield fire crews tackled a 1971 GMC pickup fire at 1000 Highland Ave. owned by Jerry Clower, with damage estimated at 300 dollars after a 7:51 p.m. call. A separate 8:33 p.m. call to 148 Giles St. found an unattended pot smoking, causing only smoke with no damage.
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Bluefield
Moore Criticizes Congress and Energy Law Delays
West Virginia elder statesman Moore says Congress is unproductive and foreign and domestic policy are out of control. He cites the missing energy bill as an example and notes public concern over government vitality while downplaying a canceled Virginia dinner with John Warner and Elizabeth Taylor. Warner was set to run for U S Senate in Virginia after Obenshain's death.
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Congress
West Virginia
Moore
John Warner
Elizabeth Taylor
Warner
U. S
Virginia
Charleston
Warners
Virginia State Central Committee
Richard Obenshain
Obenshain
Conference Board predicts lower unemployment in 1980s
Analysis notes misgivings about current pessimism but cites structural factors. Low birth rates since the mid-1960s will shrink the pool of workers under 24 in the 1980s. The report also expects slower entry of women into the labor force than in the recent decade.
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Conference Board
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E. M. Meadows
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Linda) Stinson
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Shirley) Scott
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Charley Boothe
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Tax Cut Clears House
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Corte
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Apco
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Daly Telegraph
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Mercer & Dubring
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