Obituaries highlight multiple 2005 deaths across Bluefield area
Obituaries list Billy Ray Grose 37 of Bluefield Route 1 and Abbs Valley, Michael J. Hubinak 73 of Gaston South Carolina, Earl Patrick Jr. 65 of Davy, and Mary O Lambert Brown 89 of Tazewell among others. Funeral arrangements are incomplete for several and services are planned in Welch Princeton and Tazewell areas with callers and pallbearers noted.
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Billy Ray Grose
Tiffany St
Bluefield
Abbs Valley
Greenville Memorial Medical Center
Greenville
Rodriguez Funeral Homes Inc
Pocahontas
Michael J. Hubinak
Naomi St
Gaston
S.C
Gary
Lexington Medical Center
Columbia
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Earl Patrick Jr
Davy
Fanning Funeral Home
Welch
Mary O. Lambert Brown
Tazewell
Tazewell Community Hospital
Doran
Henry and
Nora Hager Lambert
Reese W. Brown
Gertrude G. Brown Dills
Joseph K. Brown
Bill T. Barnes Brown
Charlie R. Brown
Ruth Angles
Maggie Phillips
Jerry
Sue Smith
Garland
Thompson Valley
Jenny Webb
Bill
John Brown
Martha
Reese Brown Jr
Pauline
Robert Brown
Darlene
Adamstown
Molly Reeves
Elwood
Oxford
Lacy Lambert
Claypool Hill
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Eddie Nash
Troy Bartley
Maplewood Cemetery
Albert Angles Jr
Anthony Brown
John Brown Jr
Randall Dills
Mike Phillips
Kevin Smith
Funerals Scheduled Today in Bluefield Bluewell and Welch
Funeral services set for Wanda Blackburn at 11 a.m. with graveside rites at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluewell followed by burial. Steven Tracy Clark to be honored at 1 p.m. Cravens Shires Bluewell with burial at Woodlawn. Mamie O'Brien Cooper at 11 a.m. Fanning Chapel Welch with burial at Maple Hill Bluefield. Willie D Shelley to be held 2 p.m. Mercer Chapel Bluefield with burial at Roselawn Princeton. Bernard Shrader 2 p.m. Rodriguez Pocahontas with burial at Grandview Cemetery.
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Cleffie
Ima Dawson
Princeton
Wayne Clifford Dawson
Bill W. Dawson
Donna Sue Johnston
J.B. Foster
Curtis Foster
Lester Foster
Glenda Johnston
Herbert
Bedford
Barbara Cassell
John
Hagerstown
Nancy Dawson
Lee's Summit
Rhonda Johnston Kroll
May McElmurry
George W. Seaver
Chapel of Seaver Funeral Home
Larry Dyer
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Tullio Ramella
Larry Ramella
Pete Ramella
Terry Wyatt
Robert “Jake” Tyson
Paul Day
Anderson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Stewart St
Welch
McDowell Mission
Maple Ave
Wanda
Blackburn
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Steven Tracy Clark
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Mamie O’brien Cooper
Fanning Funeral Home
Maple Hill Cemetery
Bluefield
Willie D. Shelley
Mercer Funeral Home
Bernard Lee Shrader
Rodriguez Funeral
Pocahontas
Grandview Cemetery
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Contact and Copyright Notice
Publisher information and editorial staff are listed for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Notices describe corrections policy and contact options with address details for the Bluefield WV publication, established in 1893 and distributed daily.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Bluefield Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Nv Press Assn
Katrina Threatens New Orleans With Cat 5 Flood Disaster
Experts warned Katrina could flood New Orleans up to 30 feet, submerge 60 to 80 percent of homes, and create a million refugees. LSUs van Heerden and NHC officials describe an environmental catastrophe from levee failures and extreme storm surge.
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New Orleans
America
Ivor van Heerden
Louisiana State University Hurricane Center
Storm system forecast to pass with limited local impact
A weather update notes a 70 percent rain and thunderstorm chance with high winds on Wednesday. The center of the storm is expected to move through central Tennessee and Kentucky, but officials say local residents have little to worry about. Contact Adria Hairston at ahairston bottonline.com.
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Stewart
Tennessee
Kentucky
Adria Hairston
Ahairston
Bottonline.com
Katrina Devastation Forecast Sparks New Orleans Evacuation
Forecasters warned Mississippi and Alabama in danger as Katrina’s size produced hurricane‑force winds and a surge possible up to 28 feet. Met officials urged residents to flee while authorities mobilized buses and shelters, with Superdome opened for last‑resort evacuees.
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Mississippi
Alabama
National Hurricane Center
Max Mayfield
South
Florida
Mayfield
Nagin
Jefferson Parish
Aaron Broussard
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Lake Pontchartrain
Rhode Island
Katrina Moves Toward Coast With Massive Storm Surge
Hurricane Katrina bears down on the coast as a massive storm with potential 28 foot surge and maximum winds near 165 mph. Forecasters warn of dangerous conditions, evacuations advised, and coastal areas braced for impact.
Katrina Pushes Toward Gulf Coast as Category Five Threat
Florida reports a weakened storm strengthening in the Gulf to a Category 5 as nine deaths occur and about 515000 customers lose power. Evacuations are ordered for Navarre Beach Pensacola Beach Perdido Key and New Orleans along with shelters set up. Gulf oil refiners halt about 1 million barrels daily and state emergencies expand across Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi.
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New Orleans
South Florida
Gulf Mexico
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Morgan City
Alabama-Florida Line
Julie Paul
Superdome
Saints
Victoria Young
Sasha Gayer
French Quarter
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Navarre Beach
Pensacola Beach
Perdido Key
Ray Nagin
Alabama
Mobile County
Baldwin County
Dauphin Island
Mississippi
Haley Barbour
Mississippi Gulf Coast
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Henry Meade
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Princeton News
Continental
United States
van Heerden
Miami
Richard Pasch
Kurt Gurley
University of Florida
Florida Coastal Monitoring
Louisiana
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Lili
Ivan
A-1
Katrina
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Holiday Inn
Joyce Tillis
Tillis
Florida Panhandle
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Michael C. Dow
Louis Armstrong
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