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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1981

Page

7

Tazewell Animal Shelter Accusations Refuted by Supervisor's Wife

Betty Hubbard, wife of Tazewell County Animal Shelter supervisor John Hubbard, denies allegations by Marilyn Krause that she or her family stole dogs, cats, and dog food from the shelter. Hubbard threatens legal action if accusations persist as Krause could not be reached for comment.

Tazewell County Animal Shelter Betty Hubbard John Hubbard Marilyn Krause Tazewell County Board of Supervisors Krouse

Mercer County Magistrate reports two assault cases heard

In Bluefield on Thursday Magistrate David Pedneau arraigned Rickie Barreira of Westport Massachusetts on a warrant for assault and released him on a $100 recognizance bond. Steve Dinger and Kelly Simmons were found not guilty on assault warrants. Complainant was Marion Crisco of Windsor North Carolina. Deputy Midkiff and Prosecutor Gibson appeared. The piece also notes the White House zero milestone granite pier on the Ellipse.

Bluefield Mercer County David Pedneau Rickie Barreira Briggs Rd Westport Mass Shirley Johnson Bluewell Roger Midkiff Steve Dinger Rt. 1 Kelly Simmons Marion M. Crisco Rt. 2 Windsor N.C Deborah Gibson J. Peter Richardson United States White House

Bluefield Civitan hears architect Mahood on services

Bluefield Civitan Club at Bonanza Restaurant heard architect Alex B. Mahood discuss normal and special services of architects. Bill Mitchell announced progress for the annual picnic set Aug 20 at John Dellis Farm.

Bluefield Artchitect Alex B. Mahood Bluefield Civitan Club Bonanza Mahood Artchitects Bill Mitchell John Dellis

Baptist Bulletin and regional events note several illness and joys

Bulletin lists sick list members Leland Carter and Bates Maxwell among others at home, and birthday greetings for multiple individuals. The Old Guard Chorus presented three gospel numbers under E S Russell and accompanist Mrs Eugene Winzenrith. WV Fuel and Energy Office leads a state wide used motor oil recycling program with volunteer collection centers and a helpline 1 800 642 9012. Labor Day weekend in Russell County Va hosts the sixth annual Southwest Virginia Bluegrass Festival on Claude Hart farm with headliner Alabama and acts like Tammy Wynette Moe Bandy Hank Snow and more, tickets at gate, write Southwest Festivals Inc Rt 3 Box 41 A Lebanon Va 24266 or call (703) 889 1337.

Leland Carter St. Luke’s Hospital Bates Maxwell C.R. Smith G.G. Griffin W.C. Peters Claude Bonham H.E. Spencer B.C. Duncan Fred H. Rouse Robert A. Walk, Jr R.B. Farmer Americus T. Rozzano S.F. Bowling Everett Lambert Old Guard Chorus E.S. Russell Eugene Winzenrith Fuel and Energy Office Russell County Southwest Virginia Claude Hart U.S. Rt. 19 Lebanon Tazewell Southwest Festivals, Inc

Pair Arrested On Drug Charges In Bluewell

Two Bluewell men, Charles A. Bridgeman 27 and David Lee Kirby 19, were arrested on Thorn Street in Bluefield for possession and delivery of marijuana with intent to sell. Ten pounds of marijuana valued over 4000 dollars were seized. Bridgeman faced a weapons charge and posted 2500 dollar bond. Kirby posted 2000 dollars. The arrest was a joint effort of Bluefield Police and Virginia State Police CID. Officers Honaker and Helton made the arrest.

Bluewell Charles A. Bridgeman David Lee Kirby Thorn Street Bluefield Tony Bivens Bluefield Police Department Criminal Investigation Bureau Virginia State Police Bivens C.L. Honaker J.T. Helton Bluefield Department Wilson Harvey West Virginia Sacred Heart Church Scott Street Harvey

Princeton Annexation OKed by Mercer County Commission

Mercer County Commission approved the annexation of Stafford Drive and Rogers Street into Princeton by resolution after a June 2 special election with 748 180 inside city limits and 86 82 outside. A civil suit filed by Rogers Street property owners may reach the supreme court. no injunction requested. The vote was unanimous with Commissioners Coburn and Six in support.

Princeton Stafford Drive Rogers Street Mercer County Commission Joe Coburn Clarence Six Commission Ray Bragg W. Robert Carr Athens Crossroads Carr Supreme Court Mercer County Coburn David W. Knight Charles R. Smith

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Tazewell Animal Shelter Bluefield College the Forum Bluefield Bay Udegragh Oneh Civitans Bluefield State College Census Survey U.S. Bureau of the Census Joseph Harris Bureau Charlotte Bland County Old Guard Sam Payne Bulletin Board Alabama Tammy Wynette Moe Bandy Hank Snow Little David Wilkins Seldom Scene Ralph Stanley the Lewis Family Doyle Lawson Quicksilver Front Porch Hormud Family Bridgeman Earnest Six Kirby Blaydes Clinic Theodore P Ted) Werblin, M.D Ph.d Werblin Blaydes Frederick and Woodland Bluefield, WV Barbara Hawkins Daily Telegraph Mercer County Bank Bank of Athens Flat Top National Bank Princeton Bank & Trust Company The Commercial Bank of First National Bank of General County Bragg David Lee Gentry Judy C. Case Paul E. Repass Hobart F. Farley Ronald L. Pittman Joe R. Hartzog C.J. Thompson Bluefield Bonanza Haney-Campbell Ltd Bluefield Plaza Mercer Mall SGON
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