Obituary notices for Williams Estes Gordon Silcox and Bruce Silcox
Mrs Fannie Irene Williams 72 of Bluefield died on arrival after a long illness. She leaves a son in Virginia, three daughters in Florida and West Virginia, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Cravens Shires Bluewell with burial at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Kenneth Michael Estes 26 of Littlesburg Road found dead at Reginald Sigman’s home. Services Tuesday at Cravens Shires Bluewell with burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Autopsy pending. death attributed to short illness per funeral home spokesmen. William Matthew Gordon 78 of Princeton died Sunday in a nursing home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements incomplete at Seaver Funeral Home. Mrs Palmer (Ada) Bruce Silcox 70 of Richlands died Sunday in a Richlands hospital. arrangements incomplete at Tazewell County funeral home.
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Fannie Williams
Fannie Irene Williams
Rt. 5
Box
Coopers
Bluefield
Bluewell
Richard
Frances) Ellis
Orlando
Fla
John
Kim) Norton
Cravens-Shires Chapel
Carl Burrows
Woodlawn Chapel
Bill Norton
Wayne Belcher
David Lester
Ray Scott
Charles Watson
Robert Mabe
Kenneth Michael Estes
Rt. 1
Littlesburg Road
Reginald Sigman
Rt. 4
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Radford
Harry Kenneth Estes
Margaret Tolbert Estes
Bluefield High School
Brushfork Baptist Church
Jess Tolbert
Dublin
Heath Estes
Debra Whited
Sondra Ann Estes
Donald Dinger
Steve Hicks
Larry Garett
Aubrey Garett
Larry Lambert
Mickey Vance
William Matthew Gordon
High St
Princeton
Virginian Railway
Princeton Bank and Trust Company
George W. Seaver
Palmer
Ada
Bruce Silcox
Big Creek Road
Richlands
Tazewell County Funeral Home
Cedar Bluff
Sarah Jane Foster
Northfork
Elkridge
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William H. Foster
Kimball
Leroy Foster
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Cleveland
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Fairmont
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James Green
Alvester McConnell
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Frances Green
Church of God In Christ
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Brushton Ave
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Estella E. Cole
Hardy St
Richardson
Julia Davis
Julia Frances Davis
Gary
Welch
Page Funeral Home
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Dorothy Eileen Taylor
Fairmont St
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Edward P. Bowles
Avondale
Beckley
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Tyree
Robert
Rt. 3
Paul Hall
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Denver Tyree
Joe Tyree
Kenneth Tyree
J.C. Tyree
Jim Combs
Daren Parker
Tim Parker
Funeral services for Ebert Bishop of Capels set Tuesday
Ebert Jaspar Bishop 61 of Capels died Friday in Welch of natural causes. Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Douglas Mortuary Chapel Welch with burial in Day Cemetery Belcher Mountain. Survivors include wife Alta Branson Bishop two sons Albert Bishop Pre mier Freddy Bishop Edmore Village Welch three daughters Ona Roberts Spurlockville Anna Rose Welch Mary Jane Tackett Carswell one brother Amos Bishop Junior Poca and 15 grandchildren. Burial with pallbearers.
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Ona) Roberts
Spurlockville
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Anna) Rose
Patton
Mary Jane) Tackett
Carswell
Amos Bishop
Junior Poca
West Virginia Brand Lamb Stick tested for market
Charleston AP report says the West Virginia Agriculture Department is test marketing the West Virginia Brand Lamb Stick a seasoned sausage like product. It uses parts of the sheep carcass not usually sold for food and is produced in cooperation with Greise's Meats in Cumberland Maryland.
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W.va
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West Virginia
Cumberland
Greise’s Meats
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and charges
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph details its masthead, address, and postage rates. It notes association with the Associated Press, subscription costs for West Virginia zones, home delivery pricing, and contact details for address changes and advertising representation.
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Saeger Man Dies After Apparent Gunshot Wound
Randall Miller about 35 died Sunday morning from an apparent gunshot wound. He was pronounced at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Welch after Trooper J D Humphreys responded at 4 45 a m. Coroner Robert Kester said the trooper was unavailable for comment. Funeral Home Laeger.
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Fanning Funeral Home
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Widow Recalls Trial Wounds and Path to Healing
Mrs. Cramer, shot by her ex-husband in a 1977 Roanoke County case, details years of hospital care and family resilience. She cherishes religious faith, writes poetry, and pursues a book to help others, hoping to someday walk again with support from a police aid wheelchair.
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Nestle Boycott Organizer Demands Four Final Changes
A six year Nestle boycott continues as Infant Formula Action Coalition demands four final changes in marketing infant formula in developing countries. The group seeks free supplies only for medical needs, bans gifts to health workers, clearer warnings on labels, and revised literature per WHO guidelines.
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Kidnappers Send Ear As Warning To Italian Jewelry Store Family
Rome police report Bulgari jeweler Anna Bulgari Calissoni and her 16 year old son Giorgio were kidnapped on November 19 from their estate south of Rome. The abductors sent a severed ear and a photo of the captives to reporters, threatening death if a ransom is not paid, with a note signed by a group calling itself Communists of the Attack. A car believed linked to the case was found in a trash can near St Mary Major basilica. Authorities say the motive may not be political despite the note and ransom talks reportedly around 4.2 million dollars.
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Cruise missile crashes after takeoff near Point Mugu
A Navy Tomahawk cruise missile fired from a destroyer offshore veered off course and crashed about 30 seconds after launch at 2 30 p.m. on the Pacific Missile Test Range. The program has shown 30 failures in 113 tests since it began, following 12 straight successful firings since April. The ship involved was the USS Merrill. exact location outside a broad test range was not disclosed.
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Keith Richards Marries Actress Patricia Hansen in Cabo San Lucas
Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards wed New York actress and model Patricia Hansen in a private civil ceremony at Cabo San Lucas. Hansen, 27, from Staten Island, stars as the female lead in Universal Pictures film Hard To Touch set for release March 6. The couple, both first married, kept plans secret and Jagger learned last minute.
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Shamir Orders Punishment After Tyre Blast
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir ordered disciplinary action for military personnel deemed negligent in a Tyre Lebanon truck bombing at a military compound. The decision followed a reworked report citing failures in judgment across command levels regarding security after similar Beirut attacks against U.S. and French forces.
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Tyre
Lebanon
U.S
Beirut
Donation of Clothes Yields Hidden Cash Haul in Illinois
In Oglesby Illinois a woman sorting donated garments discovered cash totaling 21192 dollars sewn in pockets and folds. The find sparked a second and third discovery as more bills were found in coats skirts and brown packets. The money dates from 1934 to 1963 with old bonds included and was returned to the original owners, the Zand sisters of Skokie.
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Ill
Marilyn Argubright
Horizon South
Jim Monterastelli
Horizon
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