Deaths and Funerals Pack Readable Obituary Notes
Multiple death notices from a Mercer County era paper list Thomas Larry Long 38 Lindside a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and truck driver. Paul Justice 62 Patrick Springs Va former Panther miner. Lula Virginia Terry 82 Oakvale a longtime resident with extensive survivors. Lucile T. Ogburn 96 Bluefield with extensive survivors and memorial later. Charles E. Lee 78 Keystone WWII veteran and miner with church and lodge ties. Anna Quesenberry 62 Newhall with church ties and 13 grandchildren. James Garrett 81 Welch with incomplete arrangements. Cosimo Serge 63 Worth WWII veteran and retiree with service details. Allen Robert Thompson 23 Lebanon Va police officer. George Otto Christian 73 Roanoke former Raven resident. Albert E. Wright 75 Bluefield with Mercer Funeral Home. Mrs Mollie Patrick 78 Cedar Bluff with Cedar Bluff hospital death. plus a long list of other local obituaries and funeral notices with service times, churches and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Larry Long
Lindside
Princeton
Bluefield
H.C
Buster) Harvey
Henry Sherman Long
U.S. Marine Corp
Union Church of God
Moose Lodge
Doris Cole Long
Mark Lacy Long
Raliegh
Peterstown
Jimmy Allen
Eugene Allen
Williams Cemetery
Green Valley
Paul Justice
Patrick Springs
Panther
William Anderson Justice
Amanda Matney
Goodwill Baptist Church
Ellen Branham
Jimmy Justice
McClenville
N.C
Harold Justice
Randell Justice
Nathan Bailey
Elbert Justice
Clarence Justice
Walter Justice
John Justice
Everett Justice
Oregon
Freda Matney
Dicey Justice
Hurley
Beulah Land Baptist Church
Trace Fork
Mervin Riffe
Morgan Belcher
Graham Riffe
Lula
Virginia Terry
Oakvale
James E
Alice Cooper
Fannie Booth
Oakvale Cemetery
Lucile T. Ogburn
Whitethorn St
Boston
Richard P
Lena Jordan Thornton
Robert M. Ogburn
R.M. Ogburn
Frank
Lucile) Simmerman
John
Ella
Winston- Salem
Mercer Funeral Home
Charles E. Lee
Charles Elbert Lee
Keystone
Israel
Molly Brown Lee
McDowell County
Mount Chapel
Vernon E. Lee
Garnest Lee
Northfork
Gladys Hunt
Capital Heights
Rosa Lynch
Washington, Pa
Mount Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
David L. Smith
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Richardson Funeral Home
Elk
Anna Quesenberry
Anna Ruth Quesenberry
Newhall
Welch Hospital
Virginia
James and
Birdie Reed Sampson
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Joseph M. Quesenberry
Wanda Hardy
Alice Crews
Jacksonville
Fla
Tammy Horn
English
Joseph Quesenberry
Blanche Dickerson
Anna DeBoyd
Mary Osborne
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Tabernacle
Douglas Funeral Home In War
Cosimo Serge
Cosimo
Coco) Serge
Worth
Red Jack
James V. and
Mary Teresa Siger Serge
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Powhatan
U.S. Army
Korea
Federal Civil Service
Wheeling
Johanna Jean Falvo Serge
Concetta Mary Luckosh
Kimball
Eugene
Carmella) Hewell
Minnie Liddle
Helen Lawson
Muriel
Stella) Smith
Lucille Serge
Beckley
Julie Serge
Gary Naegele
Sandy River District
American Legion Post No. 175
Bradshaw
Bennett Widener
Allen Robert Thompson
Lebanon
Tazewell
Burkes Garden
Lenden
Doris Hancock Thompson
George Otto Christian
Roanoke
Raven
Swordscreek
Edd
Sally Plaster Christian
Virginia Highway Department
Georgie Webb Christian
Emilie
Tilda) Boyd
Joe Christian
Ellie Messick
Oakey Funeral Home
North Chapel
Peters Creek Road
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Hurst- Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Bypass Project Aims for 1990 Traffic and 1988 Starts
Mead says allocations shifted to the bypass with construction likely beginning in early 1988 and road traffic by 1990. Plans trace to the 1960s but gained serious public backing in the 1970s. While funding remains uncertain, he expects $5.8 million to stay, despite past failed attempts to change tentative allocations.
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Mead
Whitlow gains chairmanship and committee moves in 1987 88
Whitlow, already on the Confir mations Committee, will chair the body when the Senate meets January 14 in Charleston. He is renamed to the Judiciary Committee and eyed for the Select Committee on Economic Development. He left Government Organizations to take these new duties and is a longtime Mercer County official. The article outlines broader Senate leadership changes under Tonkovich, including Spears replacement, Chafin’s exit, and Tomblin moving to finance and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlow
Senate
Charleston
Judiciary Committee
Select Committee On Economic Development
Sen. Tonkovich
State Senate
Odell Huffman
Tonkovich
Joe Spears
Randolph
Earl Ray Tomblin
D-Logan
Senate Judiciary
H. Truman Chafin
Larry Tucker
Nicholas
Keith Burdette
Wood
Senate Education Committee
Ralph Williams
Greenbrier
Burdette
Williams
Senate Rules Committee
Marshall
Spears
Tomblin
Chafin
Associated Press
Rules
Finance
John Pat Fanning
D McDowell
Jay Rockefeller
Tucker
Banking Committee
Tankovich
Mack Jarrell
D-Wayne
New W-4 changes may swing withholding toward owe or refund
Tax experts warn 1988 withholding could rise to 800 or you may owe 500. Under the revised W-4, each allowance grows from 1080 in 1986 to 1900 in 1987, risking under withholding if allowances stay the same. IRS says most workers will balance tax and withholding, but some prefer over withholding for a larger refund as a forced saving.
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IRS
OPEC may absorb surplus oil shrinking global glut
OPEC officials estimate 300 million barrels of excess oil could be absorbed at about 2 million barrels a day, erasing the surplus in under six months. Analysts say this would shift influence over prices that have fallen to $14-$16, hurting cartel revenue and heightening pressures in the Middle East. Gordon Pye of Irving Trust notes resolve within OPEC to honor the agreement, though lingering fear from 1986 remains.
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OPEC
Middle East
Gordon Pye
Irving Trust Co
New York
Breathalyzer Refusal Evidence Admitted in Lower Court
The lower court hears admission of the defendant’s failure to submit to a Breathalyzer test. A one to three year prison sentence stands. Cozart notes no statute bars refusal evidence. 34 states permit it. Miller says either side may request a pretrial hearing outside the jury to weigh its probative value against prejudice.
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Cozart
Miller
Three U.S. Soldiers Die in Helicopter Collision Near Seoul
In night maneuvers south of Seoul two UH-60 Blackhawks collided, killing three soldiers and injuring three others. Both helicopters carried three crewmen and crashed into a farming area near the 52nd Aviation Battalion based at Pyongtaek, about 42 miles south of Seoul.
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Seoul
South Korea
52Nd Aviation Battalion
Pyongtaek
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James Garrett
Court St
Welch
Georgie Page
Page
Albert E. Wright
East Cumberland Road
Mollie Patrick
Mollie L. Patrick
Meadow Creek Road
Cedar Bluff
Aimplus
Arthritis Information Magazine
Asbury
Maxine
Baptist Valley
Hurst Scott Funeral
Kenneth Fields
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
SOOS
Louis Joseph
Pocahontas
Horsepen Church of Christ
Charles Sublette
Bob Hogan
Grandview Cemetery
Rodriguez
Tickle
Fred Lemuel, Jr
Bland County
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
Bob Hendren
Bland Cemetery
Cox
Arthur
Walton Ave
George W. Seaver
James R. Denny
Ratcliffe
John A
Lillian
Virginia Ave
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Donald Weaver
Maple Hills
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
W.va
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
ILY
D&s
Thelma Mitchell Tee
Staan Tien Om Perie
A.P.R
Princeton-Mullens-Bluefield
By Taholah
Rees
Estee Lauder
Bland Street
Wits Linen Y Estee Lauder
Nelson’s Ladies Shop
Mercer St
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Steve Land
Merry Christmas
Sheryl R. Ezell
M.B.A. Benefits
Social Security
U.S
Cash & Carry
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