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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1972

Page

3

Labor Officials Pleased With UMW Voter Turnouts

Labor leaders in southern West Virginia and parts of Virginia praised UMW elections turnout while U S Department of Labor officials lament light participation. District 28 showed around 50 percent voter turnout with Itmann local 9690 at 56 percent.

West Virginia Virginia United Mine Brokers U. S. Department of Labor Department Labor 4 Euphearine Milton Dale District Itmann Virginias Miners For Democracy Arnold Miller UMW MFD Joseph A Jock Benno Yablonski W. A Tony” Boyle U. S. of Labor MFD N

Youth Hospitalized After Matoaka Shootings Leaves Police Investigating

Samuel Harold Rutledge lies in critical condition after a Friday shooting on Matoaka Main Street. Jim Boyd of Matoaka surrendered after the gunfire that killed 36year old James Esley Tankenship and wounded Rutledge. Troopers J L Fitzwater and E Thomas led the initial investigation as the county jail holds Boyd pending a preliminary hearing.

West Virginia Princeton Matoaka Samuel Harold Rutledge Jim Boyd Mercer County Sheriffs’ Eee Ruie James Esley Tankenship J. L. Fitzwater F., E. Thomas B. R. Chafin Fitzwater Boyd Ru’e Baldwin Rutledge

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Local Notice Formatting Error

The fragment presents newspaper masthead details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph including address Biasticia West Virginia, Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates notes. It lacks readable news content to summarize into a full item.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co

Deaths and Funerals in Swords Creek and Ohio

Marion Edward Miller 84 longtime Swords Creek resident died after a long illness in a Marion hospital. Survivors include wife Sue C. Miller and children Hobart T R and Edward Miller of Swords Creek, Harding Miller of Honaker, plus siblings and numerous grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at Honaker Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Russell Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Wednesday. Also listed are Hattie Wingfield 79 of Canebrake and Harold Gammon 53 of Columbus Ohio with funeral arrangements pending.

Marion Edward Miller Swords Creek Marion Archie L Celia Dye Miller Methodist Church Sue C. Miller Edith Proffitt Mansfield Ohio Trula Hubbard Hobart Miller T. R. Miller Edward Miller Harding Miller Honaker Effie Rawlings Tennessee Floyd Miller Georgia Miller South Carolina Elbert Miller Honaker Funeral Home Truel Brown Luther Hubbard Allen Stevens Russell Memorial Lebanon Gransons Harold Gammon Columbus McComas Mary Gammon Sinkford and Richardson

Hurley Man Buster Charles Dies After Short Illness

Burlin Charles 65 of Hurley Va died in a Grundy hospital Monday morning after a brief illness. He was the son of John Sherman and Sou Justice Charles and leaves three daughters Shelby Jean Nellene Delphia all Grundy a son Rocky of Grundy three sisters and two brothers. Services were held Thursday at 1 p.m. at his brother tie Charles home with two ministers officiating. burial followed in Races F Cemetery Hurley with Virginia Funeral Home Grundy in charge.

Burlin (Buster) Charles Hurley Grundy John Sherman Sou Charles Shelby Jean Charles Nellene Charles Delphia Charles Rt. 1 Rocky Charles Okie Church Coy Sullivan Abbie Riffe Roy Charles Stacy Charlie Charles Tie Charles Hurbert Ratliff Orville Packer Virginia Funeral Home

Mrs Jennie Hunter Taylor 90 Pearisburg

Mrs Jennie Hunter Taylor 90 of Pearisburg Va died Sunday night at home husband J W Taylor Survivors include four daughters Mrs Macie Lester Mrs Venice Neice Mrs Loraine LaFon all of Pearisburg and Mrs Maggie Ernest of Richmond six sons Roscoe Edward Theodore W C Taylor Robert all of Pearisburg and S W Taylor of Bluefield two sisters Mrs Nona Evans and Mrs Madger Kirby and one brother L B Hunter Burial in Birchlawn Burial Park Pearisburg conducted Wednesday at 2 p m at Givens Funeral Home officiating calls after 1 p m today

Jennie Taylor Jennie Hunter Taylor Pearisburg J. W. Taylor Macie Lester Venice Neice Loraine LaFon Maggie Ernest Richmond Roscoe Taylor Edward Taylor Theodore Taylor W. C. Taylor Robert Taylor S. W. Taylor Bluefield Nona Evans Madger Kirby Baltimore L. B. Hunter Givens Funeral Home Bert Holton Birchlawn

Walter Basham Dies at 74 in Wilco After Heart Attack

Walter Basham 74 of Wilco died Monday at his home after an apparent heart attack. He was a former justice of the peace in Adkins District McDowell County and a retired railroad clerk. Arrangements were handled at Fanning Funeral Home Welch.

Walter Basham Wilco Adkins McDowell County Fanning Funeral Home Welch

Funerals for Maude Hurdle Modesant Hylton in Bluefield and Princeton

Services set for Maude Hurdle 82 of Youngstown formerly Bluefield at 11 a.m. Graham Funeral Home Bluefield with burial Hills Cemetery Pallbearers Bernie Woolwine Jim Higginbotham Jack Litz Jimmy Barnett Jim Pile Robert Elam. Modesant Crawford 80 of Blues Road to be held at 2 p.m. Graham Funeral Home Bluefield with burial Monte Vista Park Cemetery. Dorothy Marie Hylton 33 formerly Princeton New Jersey to be buried Roselawn Memorial Gardens with pallbearers Everett Waddell Paul Alfred Richard Parrish Akers John Thornton Walter Wade. Friends to bring flowers.

Cheuvront Maude Hurdle Youngstown Ohio Bluefield Graham Funeral Home James Hart Hills Cemetery Bernie Woolwine Jim Higginbotham Jack Litz Jimmy Barnett Jim Pile Robert Elam Hylton Dorothy Marie New Jersey Princeton Leonard Ropes Roselawn Memorial Gardens Everett Waddell Paul Alfred Richard Parrish Akers John Thornton Walter Wade

Clarence F Cyphers dies after long illness in Bluefield hospital

Clarence F Cyphers aged 65 of North Tazewell Virginia died Monday in a Bluefield hospital after a long illness. Survived by two stepsons, two stepdaughters, three sisters, two brothers and 15 grandchildren. Funeral conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Greever Funeral Home Chapel Tazewell with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Funeral home available after 5 p.m. today.

Clarence F. Cyphers North Tazewell Bluefield Robert Cyphers California William Cyphers Houston Tex Marie Kalowek Garden City Mich Shirley Shelley Madry Reynolds Roanoke Delphia Cyphers Florida Verna Badger Peach Bottom R. J. Cyphers Earl Cyphers Norfolk Greever Funeral Home Chapel Tazewell Maplewood Cemetery

Noted Wyoming Physician Dr Ernest Wilkinson Dies

Dr. Ernest Malcolm Wilkinson 73 of Pineville Wyoming County died Monday. He was father of W R Wilkinson of Bluefield and practiced in Bradshaw Welch Pineville serving at Pineville Maternity Hospital and on local boards. Survived by wife Addie May two sons and four grandsons. Funeral arrangements listed with Robertson Foglesong Pineville. burial at Woodlawn Bluewell.

Ernest Malcolm Wilkinson Pineville Wyoming County W. R. (Buzzy) Wilkinson Bluefield First National Bank of Dr. Wilkinson Dewitt R. E Lucy Dole Wilkinson Meteor College College of Virginia Wilkinson West Virginia Bradshaw Welch Stevens Clinic Pineville Matherity Hospital Pineville Gas Co Castle Rock Bank American Medical Society Southern Medical Society West Virginia Medical Society Addie May Wilkinson Ernest Malcolm Wilkinson Jr Covington Robertson-Foglesong Woodlawn Bluewell A. E. Baldwin R. D. Bailey Jr James C. Lyons C. E. Ae W. E. Brannon W. C. Bailey Gilmer Hines Ted Bailey Poms County Medical Society Jess Red Anh Johnnny Clarence Ell Joseph J. Friends

Fugitives to Provide Music for Princeton Youth Center Dance

The Fugitives will provide music for a Princeton Youth Center dance on Saturday at 8 p.m. through 11 30 p.m. Youth Center Director states admission is 1 25 per person and membership cards will not be required.

Princeton Youth Center Carl

Girls Struck by Tanker Truck in North Tazewell

Two girls ages 9 and 10 were hit by a gasoline tanker at the A Mart corner on Rt. 16 in North Tazewell Va. Denetta Booth suffered a fractured leg and was moved to Princeton Community Hospital after treatment in Bluefield. Vicki Sparks had head lacerations and a minor Bluefield surgery. No charges were filed.

North Tazewell A-Mart Tazewell Denetta Booth Vicki Sparks Paul Combs Carl Horton Rt. 16 Citizens Coal and Supply Earsell Johnson Bluefield Avenue Bluefield Deenetta Booth Princeton Community Hospital Sparks

Mercer County Courthouse Transfers and Marriage Application

Two property transfers and a marriage application were recorded in Mercer County on Monday. Supreme Builders Inc transferred Princeton property to Mr and Mrs Clark Christie for 500 dollars. Eugene Dudley and Samuel Perdue transferred Bluefield property to Walter Perdue for 300 dollars. Clifton Owens and Brenda Gravely filed a marriage application.

Mercer County Clerk’s Office Supreme Builders, Inc Clark Christie Princeton Eugene E. Dudley Samuel R. Perdue Walter J. Perdue Bluefield Clifton A. Owens Squire Brenda G. Gravely Freeman

Forest Festival Director Named Elk River Native Named

Ronald E. Thomason, 31, of Elkins, appointed director general of the 37th annual State Forest Festival. Thomason, a plant manager at Coastal Lumber Corp. since 1967, succeeds John D. Shields and will oversee planning for next fall's festival.

Elkins W. Va Ronald E. Thomason Thomason Coastal Lumber Corp Princeton John D.shields

Regents Outline Plan for West Virginia Higher Education Merger

The West Virginia Board of Regents pushes for a complete merger of Bluefield State College and Concord College with a master eight year plan. It envisions campus consolidations five new community colleges, reduced teacher training, more career technical programs, and cost containment while projecting a 31 percent enrollment rise.

Woodward Board of Regents Blair Concord Bluefield State Eae State Bluefield State College Concord Colleges Bsc-Concord State Institut Woodard Marshall University Fairmont Shepherd West Virginia Institute of Technology Godard West Virginia Regents

Scientists Probe 2 Million Year Old Findings at Sterkfontein Caves

Researchers investigate artifacts and deposits in Sterkfontein Caves near Johannesburg as part of an ongoing study of early human evolution and stone tool production. The work aims to clarify site context and dating.

Sterkfontein

Clues Develop In Guard's Murder Case

State Police in Welch say clues are falling into place in the murder of Job night watchman Ralph Burge 56 at Safeway Market in McDowell County Burge was found with a head wound during a burglary of about 27 guns Police name Roby Pope R D Rose and McDowell authorities as leads with possible links to a Cedar Bluff Virginia burglary of 13 guns Funeral services set for Wednesday at Fanning Funeral Home Chapel Saeger.

Welch McDowell County Safeway Ralph Burge C. E. Arthur Welch Detachment West Va Burge Fanning Funeral Home Saeger Carl Kelly Saeger Memorial Roderfield Freemont Albert Elsie Drummont Burge Jolo Alatair Burge Home Donald Burge Jaeger Charles Scott Fremont, O Robert Burge Fremont Virgil Chandler Kenneth Blankenship Roy Blankenship Wallace Blankenship Bear Payne Sonia Coleman A. M. “‘Snooks Gregory Jr

Distributing Firm Plans New Tidewater Office

R. R. McLay president of Bluefield Foravabe Company announced on Monday the formation of a new division and the opening of an office and warehouse in Virginia Beach Virginia near the Newtown Road Exit of the Norfolk Virginia Beach Toll Road. The facility will supply fast distribution of air conditioning and heating equipment to the Tidewater market.

R. R. McLay Bluefield Foravabe Company Emawage Bee Bee Virginia Beach Newtown Road Norfolk-Virginia Beach Tidewater

Boissevain Man Shot Twice In Abbs Valley Market

Roby Phipps of Boissevain was shot twice at the Abbs Valley Market in Abbs Valley Virginia by Bill Howard of Mud Fork Tazewell County. Howard fired three shots after entering the store and fled then turned himself in to Pocahontas police. The weapon was a .25 caliber automatic pistol with five rounds. Phipps was treated and reported in good condition.

Boissevain Abbs Valley Roby Phipps Norman Keener Abbs Valley Market Phipps Bill Howard Mud Fork Tazewell County Keener Howard Pocahontas William D. Milliner Milliner Paul Bailey The Daily Telegraph Bluefield

Princeton Refuses Health Contract Over Fairness in Assessment

The Princeton City Council voted to send a letter to the Mercer County Health Department stating the city will not sign the current contract for this year's financing share until a new assessment formula is discussed. The council action followed a November 29 meeting where officials said the department would not revisit the formula. The resolution also endorsed establishing the Comprehensive Health Care Corporation as the regional planning body for six counties and approved dedicating 2.66 acres of city property for hospital parking.

Princeton Mercer County Health Department Health Department Ira Southern Southern The Comprehensive Health Care Corporation Mercer McDowell Monroe Summers Raleigh Wyoming Princeton Community Hospital

Katz named to Circuit judge post with long criminal law background

Katz, longtime Bluefield lawyer with over 40 years in trial work, becomes judge on the Intermediate Court. A former city attorney for Bluefield and WVU graduate, he brings experience in criminal law as the court handles criminal and juvenile matters while the Circuit Court reviews civil and domestic cases.

Moore Bluefield Katz, Katz, and Kantor West Virginia University Intermediate Court Circuit Court Constitutional Court Katz Elwin Aliff Southern West Virginia Health Council

Three Hurt In Crash On U S 52 At Brush Ford

Three people injured in a two car collision on U S 52 near Brush Ford. Victims include 7 year old Sandra Denise Patton and her 5 year old sister Melissa Diane Patton along with their mother Sandra Jean Patton 29 all of Bluefield Virginia. Police say the Patton car left toward a pole after collision with Martha W Birke’s vehicle.

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