Obituaries From Bluefield Area Include Mullins and Mays Deaths
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Mrs America Mullins of Palakta Florida formerly Whitewood Virginia died on arrival after a long illness. Other notices include Mrs Della Mays of Richlands and Elise Newman of Charlotte among many survivors and service details across Buchanan, Richlands, Grundy, and Bluefield areas.
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America
Ernestine Compton) Mullins
Palakta
Fla
Whitewood
Florida
Buchanan County
Vinson Witcher Mullins
Flatwood Church of Christ
Cecil Hester White
John Henry
Freda) Robinson
Walachula
Alice Dotson
Paul Mullins
Blountville
Ten
Coolidge Compton
Roanoke
Clayton Compton
Richlands
Warner Compton
Pilgrim Knob
Olive White
Ruby Compton
North Carolina
Buchanan County Funeral Home
Keen Mountain
Clarence Harron
Hubert Kennedy
Mullins and Davis
Carlos
Della V.) Mays
South Farmer Street
Grundy
Swords Creek
Paul William Mays
Maxie
Danny Robert Mays
Julia Mullins
Richmond
Ethel Herndon
Carrie Day
Rosedale
Hurst-Scott
David Cuthbertson
John Bowles
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Ralph Hess
Richard Farthing
Ralph Vance
Curtis Vance
Glen Vance
James Day
Billy Day
James Day Jr
Elise Newman
Charlotte
N.C
Bluefield
Vermil Hough
Mt. Canaan Baptist Church
Paul Miller
Grier
David Wilson Cantrell
Knoxville
Tenn
McDowell County
Bee Branch Primitive Baptist Church
Paynesville
Sarah Cantrell
Audrey Hoytt
Kansas City
Linda Lawson
Alex Cantrell
Robert York Sr
Louisa
Harold Thornsberry
Anice Davis
Vance
Virginia Funeral Home
French Mounts
Jolo
Southwest Virginia Cancer Center
Fanning Funeral Home
Saeger
Louise Shawver Meyers
Montgomery County
Garland E. Meyers
Glenn R. Meyers
Pearisburg
Edward W. Meyers
Evinton
Douglas G. Meyers
Dublin
James E Shawver
Ralph Shawver
Parkersburg
Helen Williams
Christiansburg
Pauline Belcher
First Christian Church
Radford
Richard Rhea
Sunrise Burial Park
DeVilbiss Funeral Home
Paul
Sadie N.) Watkins
Linden Blvd
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pageton
Lugo
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Actioned
Multiple funeral services listed for Earl E Sprinkle Arthur Lee Surratt Stella Maude Craft Cecil William Alford Ollie Jane Mullins Eloise Bingh am Claude F Davis. services in Bluefield Princeton Welch Welch Bluefield and Jaeger with various officiants grave sites Monte Vista Park Cemetery Woodlawn Memorial Park Park Cemetery and Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers named for several services. Died ages 72 to 87 with long community ties and club memberships noted.
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Theodore
Arlene) Payne
Edmore Village
Michael
Katrina) Steele
Capels
Clyde Cooper
Roderfield Church of God
Big Sandy
Roger Yates
Joe Banes
Jaeger Memorial Cemetery
Roderfield
Jimmy Steele
Sterren Marshall
Sprinkle
Earl E
Lewis and Clark Blvd
St. Louis
Verdun Heights
Bluefield
Mercer Funeral Home
D. Keith Clarke
Monte Vista Park
Surratt
Arthur Lee
Plantation Road
Roanoke
Oakvale
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Johnnie Mize
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Billy Surratt
Jimmy Surratt
Danny Thompson
Danny Melvin
Michael Cassell
Jimmy Cassell
Craft
Henry
Stella Maude
Welch
Fanning Funeral Home
Ralph Null
Mullins
Eli
Ollie Jane
Jaeger
Edgar Riffe
Virgil Akers
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton Road
Claude F
Arra Katherine) Davis
College Ave
Tazewell County
Bland Street United Methodist Church
Delphian Club
Order of the Eastern Star
John Chapman
DAR
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Mercer County
Democratic Club
West Virginia
Claude F. Davis Jr
Wytheville
Robert L. Davis
Knoxville, Tenn
James
Rachel) Hatcher
William S
Lydia) Winfrey
Princeton
Harrison
Helen) Shrader
Gar
Dwight
Evelyn
Dodge
Baltimore
Harold
William A. Brooks
Jacksonville
Fla
Don Brooks
Barnes E. Brooks
Mercer Funeral Chapel
Keith Clarke
Monte Vista Park Cemetery
Chad Hatcher
Bill Winfrey Jr
Danny Surface Jr
Doug Melvin
Bill Russell
Frank Davis III
Mark Davis
Bob Davis
Jerry Melton
Chris
Jeff Hatcher
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph information includes ESTABLISHED 1893, published every morning by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701. It is a member of the Associated Press with rights to local news and dispatches. Subscriptions priced by zone with West Virginia rates and home delivery options.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box 208
W Va
Landon Associates
Woman Dies In Wreck Near Peterstown on Rt 219
A two vehicle crash on U S Route 219 north of Peterstown in Monroe County killed Evelyn Hinzman, a Lewisburg area resident, at about 6 40 AM. State police said details are pending and Deputy Joe Galuszek leads the investigation.
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Peterstown
U.S. Rt
Monroe County
Lewisburg
Pulaski gets big job news in Virginia
Pulaski Virginia reports VF Corp parent of Lee Co plans to hire 500 workers to start denim production at the former Pulaski Apparel building after an agreement in principle for Lee to acquire the land and building. Pulaski County Administrator Sidney Clower announced the plan.
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Pulaski, Va
U.S
Pulaski Apparel
Pulaski County
Sidney Clower
VF Corp
Lee Co
Lee
Pulaski Apparel Co
Union Rejected at Hot Springs Resort
In Hot Springs Virginia employees at the Home stead resort rejected union representation in NLRB ballots. Voters cast 574 against representation by either the Teamsters or the Hotel Employees union on Thursday.
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Hot Springs, Va
Homestead Resort
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters Union
Hotel Employees Union
Gary Fund Drive Aids Children In Bluefield
Bluefield pastor Rev Cam Mills led a Gary Children's Christmas Fund drive delivering 490 in checks plus food and toys to Mayor Charles Hodge. Gifts came from Mount Olive Baptist Church 260 First Christian Church 100 Union Baptist Church 50 and Mount Olive Layman's League 50. Food bags came from First Baptist Church and others provided transportation and gas. The fund mirrors Bluefield's Community Christmas Tree.
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Bluefield
Children’s Christmas Fund
Gary
Charles Hodge
Cam Mills
Mount Olive Baptist Church
First Christian Church
Union Baptist Church
Mount Olive
Death claims Jack Webb creator of Dragnet
Los Angeles AP reported Jack Webb 62 creator of Dragnet and star Sgt Joe Friday died of an apparent heart attack at his West Hollywood home. Flags at police stations were lowered for Webb who shaped Dragnet from LAPD files and also produced Adam 12 Emergency Mobile One. Webb died at 3 23 a m with wife Opal present. autopsy decision pending.
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Los Angeles
Jack Webb
Joe Friday
Webb
Greg Vasquez
Detective Headquarters Division
Los Angeles Police Department
Fire Department
Emergency
Mobile One
Friday
West Hollywood
Clyde French
Opal
French
Los Angeles County
Don Messerle
Messerle
Stained glass craft adapts to Bluefield Princeton jobs
A narrative covers artisan Lyle Gage teaching stained glass methods and the challenges of sourcing glass, plus a Mercer County development closing with bond officials and local lawyers. The piece notes potential new positions from six to 12 in Bluefield and six to 10 in Princeton, with community figures present at the closing. Later, a New York Chinatown shooting at Golden Star leaves three dead and eight wounded in a gang related ambush.
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Page One
Bluefield
Princeton
Vince Hollins
Steptoe and Johnston
Guy Perkins
Harold Brewster
Freddie Gilmore
Teresa Cole
First National Bank
Elwood Winfrey
Mercer County Bank
E.R
Rocky” Templeton
Development Authority
Mercer County
Fred Parker
Wilson Harvey
Joyce Ball
Coburn
New York
Chinatown
Reagan Hussein conclude talks with cautious optimism
President Reagan and King Hussein of Jordan wrapped four days of talks with cautious optimism and a pledge that direct negotiations are within reach. Hussein did not commit to entering the stalemated talks, and Reagan cautioned that much work remains. A senior U.S. official warned peace isn’t around the corner.
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Washington
Reagan
Hussein
Jordan
U.S
Judge Cites First Amendment in Times Source Case
A federal judge declined to compel a New York Times reporter to reveal sources in a federal probe of Boston City Hall. Judge W Arthur Garrity ruled that the First Amendment rights of the newspaper and its reporters bar disclosure to a city official, George Collatos, convicted of extortion.
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Boston
New York Times
New York
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
George Collatos
Honduran President’s Daughter Freed From Kidnappers
Judith Xiomara Suazo Estrada, 33, daughter of Honduras' president, was released Thursday night and to be taken to the Honduran Embassy for safety. She was abducted December 14 by the Pedro Diaz Command of the RM Ixim which demanded an anti American communique. the statement ran in Wednesday’s editions.
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Guatemala City
Judith Xiomara Suazo Estrada
Pedro Diaz
Revolutionary Movement of the
Ixim
Contamination Concerns Prompt Evacuation In Times Beach
Federal health officials warn Times Beach residents not to return to flood damaged homes as preliminary tests show high dioxin levels. CDC urges leaving, halts non emergency cleanup to avoid exposure. town population was about 2,400 before floods.
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Jefferson City
Times Beach
Centers For Disease Control
Missouri
CDC
Meramec River
State Emergency Management Agency
Poland releases final martial law internees as seven Solidarity leaders are arrested
Warsaw reports that the last 10,131 internees were freed but seven Solidarity leaders were immediately arrested during ongoing penal proceedings. Justice Minister Zawadzki noted some internees are suspected of crimes against the state. The seven were moved from Bialoleka Prison.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Labor Federation
Sylwester Zawadski
Bialoleka
Government reports drop in new unemployment claims
Washington reports early December new unemployment claims fell to a five month low, the third weekly drop in a row. Economists say layoffs may be slowing and the jobless rate could stabilize or drop from November’s 10.8 percent if the trend continues.
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Washington
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Mrs
America Mullins
Carlos Mays
Kenneth Perdue
Kenneth ‘‘Rack’’ Perdue
Davis Funeral Home
David Cantrell
Nannie Crockett
Nannie Lucille Crockett
Abingdon
Route 2
North Tazewell
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
Springville
Austin
Jean) White
Rt.2
Ray Amos
Maplewood Cemetery
Tazewell
Odell Deel
James Payne
Ed White
Richard Kitts
Carmel Neel
Ralph Davis
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Kenneth Cooper
Kenneth
Effie Eloise) Cooper
Welch Hospital
Vulcan
Welch Church of God
Thomas Meade
Thomas Earl Meade
Dry Fork
Bandy
Peery and St. Clair Funeral
Edward Phillips
Edward Lee Phillips
Luther St
Louise Meyers
Paul Watkins
Tressia Downard
Tressia Ella Downard
Shadywood
Wyoming County
Claude Davis
Danforth Insurance Agency Auto License Service
Pulaski
Industrial Gas
East Bluefield
Mercer Mall
NBC
Gage
Lyle Gage
Joseph DeMartino
Golden Star
Pisgah Road
Poco
Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Lee Moon-yung
Kim Dae-jung
Uijongbu
Kim
United States
Liberty Baptist Church
Princeton, Wva
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