Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield and Princeton Areas
Obituaries list Mrs. Robert Bennett of Thompson Valley and Mrs. Lunsford Thomas of Boca Raton with long illness deaths. Also noted are services for Mrs. Edward Starling in Princeton and multiple funeral arrangements across Bluefield, Peterstown, and surrounding towns. Burial plans, survivors, and pallbearers are specified for Maplewood Cemetery, Roselawn Memorial Gardens, and local chapels.
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Robert Bennett
Robert F
Virginia M.) Bennett
Thompson Valley
Tazewell County
Bluefield
East
John Thomas
Rosie Griffith Burress
Billy Brian Burress
California
Oliver Titus Burress
Cedar Bluff
Henry Alvin Burress
Jeweell Ridge
Frankie Burress
Tampa
Fla
Harvey Burress
Martinsburg
Hubert Burress
Whitewood
Carl Burress
Helen Vance
Princeton
Lila Dial
Baltimore
William Burress
Robert Burress
Clyde Burress
Thomas Burress
Peery-St. Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Larry Carroll
Maplewood Cemetery
Albert Buck Cornwell
T.E. Bowling, Jr
Garland Smith
Tracy Billips
Hadley Lester
Fred Sword
Lunsford Thomas
Lunsford
Lula S. Nuckols Thomas, Jr
Boca Raton
Ralph K. Taylor
J. Brookins Taylor
Ashland
Jay Cracer
Edward Starling
Edward
Lottie
Hazel Canterbury
Hazel E. Cantebury
Broyles
Peterstown
Jimmy Lockhart
Oliver Lockhart
Panther
Jeanetta Fickles
Elk Grove
Ill
Wender Lockhart
Estrel Lockhart
Frani Weisner
Indianapolis
Ind
Freewill Baptist Church
Greenbrier
Willie Coleman
Evert Presuine
Lockhart Family
Fanning Funeral Home
Jaeger
Reece Baylor
Prichard
Arthur
Pat
Burns Wornal
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield-Princeton Road
Phillip Panashy
Dave Talley
Glenn Prichard
Howard Murphy
Parker Alvis
Ronnie Smith
Gilmer
Lon E
Oliver Avenue Church of God
Frank Meadows
Arthur Simmons
Clayton Riffe
Curtis Wirtz
R.M. Lawrence
James Jones
George Lucas Kaylor
John
Mary Guinn
George W. Seaver
Harry Christie
Stephen Kaylor
David Kaylor
Eric Evans
Richard Evans
Noland Evans
Keith Graham
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Bone
Jesse Neal
Whitethorn St
Mercer Funeral Home
Lynn Wilbur
Monte Vista Park
Glenwood
William Allen
T.C. Arnold, Jr
Gene Gray
Robert K. Massie
Herber Stafford
A.F. Stafford
NARFE
Denham
Hershel
Rt. 4
Craven-Shires Funeral Chapel
Bluewell
Frank Blevins
Daugherty
Randall P
Iva Houston Broyles
Broyles Funeral Chapel
Charles C. Jack
Theodore Buckland
Jake Ball
James Dillon, Jr
Charles Wills
George Muncey
Edward Dillon
Lettie Hairston
Williams St
Richardson Funeral Home
Mental Health Center Helps People Deal With Stress
Raymond J. Reidenbach leads the Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center in Princeton offering diversified services from counseling for the mentally retarded to workshops for recently divorced women. The center operates five divisions and runs programs on alcohol and drug abuse counseling crisis services growth services mental retardation and case management. It hosts an alcohol education group weekly and a Tuesday rap session on drug issues. A driver education class helps regain licenses after DUI offenses. The center also runs parent effectiveness training and plans coping sessions for school-age children. It operates a greenhouse under Southern Horizon Inc to employ mentally handicapped adults and provides crisis and case-management services with a primary intervention team. Fees follow a sliding scale, and inquiries are welcomed at (304) 425-9541.
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Reidenbach
Princeton
James Beggar
Pat Farley
Judy Holt
Ann Jonas
Mercer County Board of Education
Southern Horizon, Inc
Princeton Community Hospital
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 publishes morning editions by Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701. Rates include 58.80 per year for mail in WV and west zones plus 4.90 monthly home delivery.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
W. Va
Landon Associates
NEA seeks delaying notice on national election results
The National Education Association urged radio and TV networks to delay projecting national results until polls close. Delegates at the 119th annual meeting approved the resolution after last year’s West Coast projections and Carter's concession. NEA leader Terry Herndon said teachers will review school programs with parents to guide actions.
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Minneapolis
National Education Association
NEA
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Terry Herndon
Vets From Vietnam Caravans Toward Washington for VA Health Care
Eight Vietnam era veterans drive a cross country caravan named Operation Snowball to press President Reagan on health care. They seek investigation into Agent Orange effects, disability benefits, VA hospital care, and delayed stress syndrome recognition as service related.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Washington
Veterans Administration
Michael Chapman
River race sparks Whitewater festivities with open canoe event
The Whitewater race began the day with a dozen or so canoeists racing at one minute intervals, finishing about an hour after start. Dr. Woodrum and Andy Gwinn placed well but did not crack the top three, discussing training, pacing, and river savvy amid reracing youngsters and adults on the Greenbrier.
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Greenbrier
Woodrum
Picnic Costs Over $14,000 at West Virginia Governor’s Fourth
Governor Jay Rockefeller hosted about 10 000 West Virginians at a Fourth of July picnic at the Governor’s Mansion with music fire engine rides tours hot dogs and drinks. The state budget lists 14 895 spent for the event including 4 320 for 12 000 grilled hot dogs. Rockefeller defended the cost saying it makes many people happy and that the mansion is accessible to all walks of life. A protester objecting to tax money for the picnic was arrested for public intoxication after a scuffle with troopers.
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Charleston
W.va
West
Rockefeller
Wss
Former Cuban President Dies
Manuel Urrutia the first Cuban president after the 1959 revolution died at St. John's Hospital in New York at age 81. He entered the hospital June 15 and died at 7:45 a.m. His brief tenure ended when Castro made himself prime minister and Urrutia denounced communism before resigning and fleeing house arrest near Havana.
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New York
Manuel Urrutia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
St. John's Hospital
Urrutia
Queens Hospital
Castro
Havana
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