Obituary notices from Bluefield area include Bailey and Davis deaths
Haskel G Bailey 79 of Princeton died after a short illness in a Princeton hospital. Retired locomotive engineer for Old Dominion Railway, member of BLM E and Mullens Masonic Lodge, Mallens First Baptist Church. Survived by wife China Cox Bailey, daughter Wanda Lee Goodman, stepdaughter Drema Cole, sisters, grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at Bailey Funeral Chapel Princeton. burial Woodlawn Cemetery Bluewell. Also Ashley Davis 77 of Raven died in Richlands hospital after long illness. Surviving daughter Norma Johnson, six sons, many grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. at Tazewell County Funeral Home Chapel Cedar Bluff. burial Osborne Family Cemetery Raven. Additional notices: Mrs Willie Farmer 57 Hopewell died after short illness. Mrs Jerome Zavodny of Baltimore died after long illness. Harry Smith 81 Princeton died of apparent heart attack. Columbus Vance 80 Elkhart Ind formerly of McDowell County died after short illness. Mrs Lyle R Thomas 77 Orlando Fla former Princeton resident died after long illness. Several other funeral notices listed with conduct times and burial plans.
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Haskel G. Bailey
Haskel G
Hack) Bailey
Athens Road
Princeton
Mercer County
Shannon
Edna Bailey Bailey
Old Virginian Railway Company
Mullens Masonic Lodge
Mallens First Baptist Church
Lucille Bailey
China Cox Bailey
Gordon
Wanda Lee) Goodman
Lynchburg
Drema Cole
Covington
Brookie West
Bluewell
Edna Mae Storm
Baltimore
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Roger Murray
Paul Hall
Woodlawn
Ashley Davis Sr
Star Route
Raven
Richlands
Buchanan County
George and
Margaret Lowe Davis
Bertha Osborne Davis
Norma Johnson
Pearl Davis
Earl Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Roscoe Davis
Red Ash
Orson Davis
Garland Davis
Ashley Davis Jr
Tazewell County Funeral Home
Cedar Bluff
Johhny Smith
Earl Cole
Osborne Family
Don Cox
Donald Wayne Cox
Billy Shelton
Steward Johnson
Buddy Lester
Steward Johnson Jr
Tazewell County
Jerome
Jerry
Lillian Frances) Zavodny
Bluefield
Etta Anderson
D.G. Anderson
Ronnie Zavodny
Ray Anderson
Michigan
Schemunik Funeral Home
Harry Smith
Harry Earl Smith
Bluefield Ave
Rockwell International
First United Methodist Church of
Princeton Masonic Lodge
Arista
Glen Lyn
James E
Cleo Underwood Smith
Hallie Mae Rose Smith
Betty Rose Schulz
College Park
N.Y
Raymond Smith
Beckley
Isaac Smith
Porter Smith
George W. Seaver
Charles Scragg
Roselawn
Columbus Vance
Elkhart
Ind
McDowell County
David and
Cosby Lester Vance
Paynesville
Lloyd Vance
Roland Vance
Oliver Vance
Constantine, Mich
Gale
Deltha) Howard
Vadie Ratliff
Virginia Funeral Home
Grundy
Lyle R
Leona White) Thomas
Orlando
Mabel M. Witt
Verna W. Childers
Nell Cook
Frank
Laura Keaton) Austin
Harrisburg
Penn
Lerona
Summers County
Frederick
Mary Beckett Keaton
Herman
Mary) Keaton
Evelyn Austin
Glenn
Lois) Mann
Hummelstown
James
Judy) Erdman
Middletown
Mary Caperton
Oswald Neely
Pipestem
Ellen Phillips
Glenwood Park
Hallie Neely
Loraine
Howard Keaton
George Keaton
Lorena
Treavor Keaton
Claude Keaton
Spanishburg
Orville Harvey
Keaton
Pipestein
Ernest Murray
Ernest
Lucille) Murray
Edinburg Dr
Woodbridge
Boissevain
Alex Sayers
Frances Ruble Sayers
Alexandria
Boissevain Baptist Church
Ernest Murray Jr
Carolyn Cox
Robert Asbury
North Tazewell
L.L. Schwemer
David Estep
Paw Paw
Dickenson County
John Henry Estep
Sarah Tiller Estep
Union Light Freewill Baptist Church
Irene Estep
Linda Dotson
Shirley Cole
Dean Estep
Katie Richmond
Wanda Vanover
Hurley
Jane Estep
Fort Pierce
Fla
Thomas Cline Estep
Michael David Estep
Emory Estep
James Claude Estep
Junior Estep
Stopover
Tommy Estep
Conaway
Mary Tickle
Tazewell
Shirley Daugherty
Coco, Fla
Katheleen Jackson
Lula May Dotson
Margaret Allen
Home Creek
Britt Jackson
Henry Estep
Jimmy Kerr
Estep
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Ad Rates Notice
Public notice from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph listing subscription and home delivery rates, zones, and contact details for delivery inquiries. Includes postal address in Bluefield West Virginia and reference to Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
W Va
Associates
Landon
Man shoots power line in Pocahontas
Pocahontas 33 year old Roger Byrd fired from his apartment above Cut Rate Grocery on Main Street at about 7 30 p m shooting into an occupied dwelling and damaging a power line two charges a bond of 2500 cash and 5000 property damage no injuries reported investigation by Assistant Chief Jerry Alfred and Chief F J Smolarick
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Pocahontas
Alfred
F.J. Smolarick
Teen Drug Use High in Los Angeles Schools
Police estimate up to 60 percent of city high school seniors use drugs two or three times weekly and nearly a quarter are stoned most of the time. Undercover officers on campuses make rapid hand to hand buys. Between 40 and 60 percent of district seniors use drugs regularly.
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Los Angeles
Lew Ritter
Former Area Dentist Dies in Tennessee
Dr. Harold Speer 84 of Chattanooga formerly Grundy Va died Thursday in a local nursing home. A WWI veteran and longtime civic and fraternal member he practiced dentistry in Grundy for 50 years. He leaves wife Elizabeth Caudill Speer two sons Harold G. Speer and Dr Keith D. Speer one sister Irene Fair nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services and graveside rites set for Monday in Warfield with Masonic and OES participation.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Harold Speer
Grundy
Warfield
Arthur Dallas
Laura Dempsey Speer
Wilson Memorial Academy
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Grundy Church of Christ
Marion Hale Masonic Lodge
Inez
Order of Eastern Star
Kazim Temple
Roanoke
Grundy Lodge
Independent Order of Oddfellows
American Dental Association
Southwestern Dental Society
Grundy Kiwanis Club
Elizabeth Caudill Speer
Lois Speer Baird
Harold G. Speer
Knoxville
Keith D. Speer
Irene S. Fair
New Orleans
Clarence Greenleaf
Dempsey Cemetery
Grundy Funeral Home
Robert F. Baxter
H.A. Street
Donald A. McGlothlin Sr
Jimmy Childress
Robert Weaver
Rufus
Bud) Harman
Clyde Beck
Pat B. Hale
Fred Shortt
C.L. Chandler
R.L. Sutherland
J.P. Sutherland
Eugene M. Bane
Marcus Arnold Jr
H.F. Davis
General Fields
Caption mixup in society page colors and B W photo
The society section notes a miscaptioned color photo of the Christmas tree linked to a black and white image showing three representatives of the American Association of University Women. The color image lacks the three women. It also mentions licorice imported for American use from southern Europe or the Near East with traditional health and beauty uses.
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American Association of University Women
Europe
Near East
Storm Strikes Northeast as Flood Toll Rises Across States
A new storm spreads rain and snow from Texas to Maine as floods ease in the lower Mississippi Valley. Ohio reports up to 5 inches of snow and 5 deaths in traffic crashes. Illinois requests 22 more counties be federally declared disaster areas amid an estimated 600 million in regional damages and up to 35,000 homeless. Reagan has already declared 15 Missouri counties federal disaster areas.
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Associated Press
Texas
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Illinois
James Thompson
Reagan
Missouri
Arkansas
National Weather Service
NATO Faces Critical Year in Europe Missile Debate
NATO braces for a pivotal year amid talk of heavy rearmament in Western Europe with U.S. missiles or sharp Soviet force cuts. Washington presses allies to deploy rockets as a leverage to force Soviet dismantling of missiles aimed at the region, centering on Reagan’s zero zero option to scrap 572 missiles if Russia removes SS-20 and two other types by 1983 end.
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Brussels
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
United States
Reagan
NATO
Fighting in Tripoli and Chouf Mountains Leaves Dozens Dead
In Tripoli clashes between rival Moslem militias left at least seven dead with heavy gunfire and artillery in the northern port’s slums. State radio reported more than 20 killed in Christian Muslim fighting in the central Chouf mountains as civic leaders urged police help to curb a five day street battle.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
Chouf Mountains
Union Leaders Vote To Ratify Chrysler Pact
Union leaders from Chrysler plants in the United States and Canada voted to recommend ratification of contracts that would raise production workers wages by about $2,270 over the pact term. UAW President Douglas Fraser said he is confident the agreement will be ratified by a comfortable margin. Canadian and U.S. workers gain immediate increases plus future cost of living boosts.
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Dearborn
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United States
Canada
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler
U.S
Fraser
U.S. Chrysler Council
UAW
Jurors Begin Deliberations in Wood Case in San Antonio
In San Antonio Rio, federal prosecutor calls Charles Harrelson one of the best liars and urges a guilty verdict. After 12 hours of final arguments, U.S. District Judge William S. Sessions entered jury charges as jurors deliberated about three defendants including Harrelson, his wife Jo Ann Starr Harrelson, and Elizabeth Chagra.
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San Antonio
U.S
William S. Sessions
Sessions
Harrelson
John H. Wood Jr
Jo Ann Starr Harrelson
Elizabeth Chagra
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Willie Farmer
Willie
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Hopewell
Coaldale
Cravens-Shires
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Mrs. Lyle Thomas
Frank Austin
Waldron Stacy
Route 3
Jones Gallery
Mim
Mercer Mall
Bluefield Monument Company
Virginia
Danforth Insurance Agency Auto License Service
Beltone Wearing Aid Service
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Hearing Aid Service
Moby Dick
Bowie Hunter
Barlow
Sidewinder
Sha
Boss Lockblade
Longhorn
New Graham Pharmacy
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