Fires kill three in Weirton and Kanawha County homes
Three people died in Christmas Day fires in Weirton, including Edmund Schodzinski and his daughter Janice. Barbara Schodzinski was hospitalized in critical condition after smoke inhalation. Six firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation and frostbite. one officer was listed in satisfactory condition. In Kanawha County, Dennis Hudnall died when his home burned in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
Edmund Schodzinski
Janice Schodzinski
Schodzinski
Edmund Jr
Christen
Theodore
Weirton Medical Center
Dick Eloi
Eloi
Panhandle
Kanawha
Dennis Hudnall
Blount
Malden
Larceny cases heard in Bluefield arraigned on grand larceny
Public record before Magistrate Harold Buckner lists Stewart Hampton Jr. and Bryan K. Asbury of Bluefield arraigned on grand larceny charges and ordered jailed in lieu of $2,000 bonds. Detective J. T. Helton led arrest actions in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Buckner
Stewart Hampton Jr
Bluefield
J. T Helton
Bryan K. Asbury
Helton
Princeton Class of 1976 seeks addresses for reunion
The Princeton High School Class of 1976 plans a ten year reunion on August 12 and requests current addresses or phone numbers for thirty eight classmates. People with possible contact details for William D. Bailey James C. Barton III Larry F. Blevins Jr. and others should reach Tim or Kelly Seaver at 425 6393 or Barbara Hoge Davidson at 487 1381.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton High School
William D. Bailey
James C. Barton III
Larry F. Blevins, Jr
James B. Booth
James M. Bowman
Judith I. Champ
Rondell L. Cline
Denise A. Cox
Frankie R. Estep
Raymond E. Guynn
Darrell W. Hamm
Donna G. Harman
David G. Hartley
Donald R. Huff
Yolanda D. Street
Paul E. Tabor
Ruth M. Taylor
Lois A. White
Robert L. White
Jeffery L. Wright
Tim
Kelly Seaver
Barbara Hoge Davidson
Donation Presented by SGA to SVCC Educational Foundation
The Southwest Virginia Community College Student Government Association presented a $1,000 donation to the SVCC Educational Foundation to support college services beyond state funding. Donations are tax deductible and sent to SVCC Educational Foundation, P.O. Box SVCC, Richlands, VA 24641. Alesia Harris of Davenport was crowned 1985 Snow Queen at the Holly Ball, with co-runners-up Wanda Hurley and Anita Anderson of Vansant. the event is an annual SGA activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonya Ellison
Student Government Association
SGA
Southwest Virginia Community College
Svcc Educational Foundation
P.O. Box Svcc
Richlands
Alesia Harris
Davenport
Wanda Hurley
Anita Anderson
Vansant
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Michelle Connections
P.O. Box
Bramwell
B&m Const
Robert Sisk
Gilbert & Stinson
Glenwood Park United
Army National Guard
Princeton Community Hospital
Dept. of Human Resources
P.O
Penn
EOE
Area Financial Institution
P. O
Cumberland Care Center
Inway Nationwide
WVVA
Boone County
c/o Telegraph
Bird
Walker St
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Edgewood Dr
Fairfield Ave
Dogwood Lane
Groveland St
Groveland So
Easter
Ed Lewis
Daily Telegraph
Stanley King Land Auction Co
Wytheville
Horney Bros— Land Auction Co. Inc
Kirk Realty & Auction Company
Heritage Properties
Leatherwood Lane
J.E
Eddie” Pauley, Jr
Assoc
Lena Doss
Spruce St
Mt Vernon
Onc
Richmond
Josh Small
Bedford Co
Brana
Horstet
Barnain
Dutherfords TV and Appliance Clinic, Inc
Virginia Ave
Lawrence Optical
North Street
Taylor Optical Company
Welch
Bob Taylor Warkie
Bluewell Drilling Company
Airport Road
Rour Way Home Supply
This Area
Way, Tate
D Mobile Home
NEAL
OM &As & Elec Systems
Fox & Thompson
Bland St
LILLY
Houston
Safeway
M. H Supply & Service
LP Gas
Ditch Witch Services
Neauti
Vince
Anqust
Claypool Hill
Hobbs Security
Twin State Security Patrol & Detective Agency, Inc
Law & Commerce Building
Wva
Phas
Kuusco
Dows
Stanley Melvin
MR Pee Be
Res Waeystems
Ellite Warehouse
Rif Bernaras
Bob
Tazewell, VA
Coles
Chevrolets
Sale Prise Clean
Sale Pric
A.P.R
Buick Park Avenues
Cavaliers
Air Condiss
FORD
DODGE
Datsun
Chevrolet
W.V
Chevy Dealef
IROC
Monte Carlos
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