Obituary notices from Bluefield Princeton and Roanoke
A batch of death notices and funeral arrangements for several residents across Bluefield Princeton Roanoke and Claypool Hill including Jarves Addair infant Cameron Tolliver Charles Bradley Betty Hairston Josephine Borrer Paul Carner P D Hurt Jimmie Schweingruber and J V Addair. Details cover dates ages places deaths funeral homes and pending arrangements with names of survivors and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Oakey
South Chapel
Roanoke
Betty May Hairston
Bell Street
Princeton Community Hospital
George W. Seaver
Josephine Lilly Borrer
Mahood Ave
George W. Ver
Paul Carter Carner
Jewell St
Richlands
Hurst- Scott Funeral Home
Paul Daniel
P.D.) Hurt
Montcalm
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Bluefield
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Jimmie (James) Schweingruber
Claypool Hill
Singleton Funeral Service
Cedar Bluff
Hall of Fame honor for Bluefield athlete Jay Sims
In Bluefield Jay Sims, paralyzed since a 1984 shooting at Lotto Park, was celebrated at Bluefield High School as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Friends, family, and community members recalled his leadership, perseverance, and impact on students at the Greater Bluefield Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex — Jarves
Venice
J.V.” Addair
Lex
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Bluefield
Garland
Carly
Stacy) Addair
Mont Addair
Harman Pocahontas Coal Company
U.S. Army
Beartown
Ted Addair
Leonard Addair
Rush Addair
Indianapolis
Ind
Nicholas Addair
Michael Addair
Hannah Addair
Roanoke
Charles E. Bradley
Princeton
Windsor Hills
Resthaven Memorial Park
Don Carlton
Claypool Hill
Jimmie
James) Schweingruber
McDowell County
Kathleen Brewster Schweingruber
Richlands
Claude Schweingruber
U.S. Department of Labor
Island
Tom Blankenship
David England
Ronnie Houchins
Davis
German Iosif
Howard Blackwelle
Friends E
Casebshi Vet
Foreign Ward Post
Tazewell County
John David “Jay” Sims
Greater Bluefield Community Center
Sims
Ophelia Sims
John Chmara
Jay Sims
Lotto Park
John David
Jay” Sims
Bluefield High School
Community Center
George Simons
Jay
Elsie
Ophelia
Pulaski County
Chmara
Beaver
Jeff Broyles
Broyles
Don Neal
Bluefield Moment
Joe Lijoi
Doug Thompson
Keith Pruitt
Brian Parris
Jay Disibbio
Scott
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Masthead and Contact Details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph est 1893 and published each morning at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701 USPS 059060 Postmaster Send address changes to above. Member ABAC AP WV Press Assn Copyright 1997 Bluefield Daily Telegraph All rights reserved.
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Bluefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Girl Uses Candy Trail To Seek Help For Injured Father
A 17-year-old girl Krystal Andrews guided rescuers after her father Michael Andrews, 48, was injured when an all-terrain vehicle slid on ice and fell onto him in Oregon. She marked her path with candy wrappers, hiked three miles through rugged terrain for 45 minutes, then drove to a store, called 911, and led responders to the scene. Andrews suffered broken ribs and possible back injury and was hospitalized in good condition.
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Ake Creek
Ore
Krystal
Michael Andrews
Andrews
John Chard
Tomblin matriarch tops West Virginia greyhound fund receipts
West Virginia Rac ing Commission report shows Mrs Earl Tomblin, Chapmanville, received 85821 from the Greyhound Breeding Development Fund, the most of 75 recipients in the year ending June 30. The fund, created in 1993 to aid resident breeders, disbursed 514865, up about 8 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Senate
Earl Ray Tomblin
West Virginia
State Racing Commission
Earl
Freda) Tomblin
Chapmanville
Tomblin
National Greyhound Association
Greyhound
Wheeling Downs
Tri-State Greyhound Park
Circulation Hours Set for Christmas Day at Telegraph
The Circulation Department of The Daily Telegraph in Bluefield will operate from 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. on Christmas Day to ensure delivery and distribution coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Nichols Verdict Split Reflects Compromise In Bomb Case
Nichols stood trial in Denver for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing case. The jury found involuntary manslaughter for Nichols on a conspiracy charge, while prosecutors failed to prove a direct agreement or malicious intent. Defense lawyers debate potential retrial or a life sentence alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-1
Waco
Nichols
McVeigh
Cohen
Michael Tigar
Denver
Scott Robinson
Robinson
U.S
Richard Matsch
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Jarves Addair
Bob
Ginny Evans
Donnie
Missy Evans
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Saeger
Harold Thornsbury
P.T. Addair
Tom Sparks
Bradshaw Mountain
Paynesville
Sandy River District
American Legion Post
Bradshaw
Charles Bradley
Betty Hairston
Bramwell
Charley and
Annis Ella Walker Allen
Rockwell
Conley High School
Mullens
V.F.W. Auxiliary
AARP
George Grover Hairston
Pearl Cook
Clara Hairston
Melba Lee
Toby
Kaiserlautern
Germany
Larry D. Hairston
Pretrena
Christiansburg
Claudia
Tobias
Curtis Lee
Monica
Larry D. Hairston, Jr
George Allen
Delores
Rudolph Allen
Charles Allen
Lucille
Bernice Banks
Knoxville
Tenn
Elnora Jackson
Frank
Shiloh Baptist Church
Prince
Emanuel Blake
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
George W. Seaver Funeral Home
Jimmie Schweingruber
John Nersur
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
Advertising Directo
Directo
Directo News
Steve Smith
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Bobby English
Wade Watson
Henry Meade Rent
Ooleeee Win Peony
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Teddy Paynter
Samantha Perry
Melody Kinser
Finn Pens
Bottonline.com
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Asoeras
Mail Daily
Tomblin’s Mother
Development Fund
Michael
D-Hardy
Osher Craige
D-Putnam
Craigo
Land Rover Discovery
iFriendly
Eee
Vinay
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