Magistrate Court Roundup in Bluefield Trials and Dismissals
Magistrate David Pedneau and others heard cases in Bluefield with numerous dismissals and guilty pleas. Defendants include Kelly Nelson of Princeton found not guilty on a warrant for a worthless check delivery to Thrift Drug Bluefield. Other warrants dismissed after complainant absences. Sentences and fines issued for public intoxication and battery. Civil suits filed by the sheriff’s office and welfare. Cases involve Princeton Bluefield Kegley Matoaka Decatur and Bluewell with various defendants and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
David Pedneau
Kelly Nelson
Highland Ave
Princeton
Allen
IGA
Quick Stop
Edwin Wiley
David Thompson
John Parr
David Mathena
McNutt Avenue
Warren McKinney
Harrison St
Mike Lilly
Wiley and Thompson
David L
Greene
Rt. 2
Box 244
Decatur
Tenn
Wiley
Billy Thomas, Jr
General Delivery
Lashmeet
J.J. Weis
Princeton Police Department
Luther H. Byrd
Johnny G. Hazelwood
Rt. 3
Box 166
Hazelwood
William J. Akers
Billy Wallace
Kegley
Lisa Blankenship
P.O. Box
Matoaka
Joseph Timothy Dunigan
E.ast Ave
Parr
Mercer County
Ernest R
Dorothy L. Johnson
Walton Ave
Mercer County Circuit Court
Bill Winfrey
Tim Manchin
Johnson
Kathy Boyd
James Satterfield
Mark Wills
Linda Christian
J.R. Howell
Linda Christian Boyd
Bluewell
Howell
Circuit Court
Aster Moore
Freeman
D.R. Bowman
Thomas Compton
Betty June Porterfield
R.A. Hill
Danny Gibson
West Virginia Department of Welfare
Hill
Richard L. White, Jr
Montcalm
Warden’s Market
Eddie Dunn
People’s Market
Gospel Sings and Church Anniversaries Reported
Multiple church events are listed including Gospel Sings at Rock Baptist Church featuring the Joe Stewart Singers from Beckley, a reception for new pastor Rev Dr L W Rasberry and wife at A M E Zion Church, and anniversary observances at Saunders Grove Missionary Baptist Church and Golden Gates Missionary Baptist Church with guest speakers and scheduled sermons, dinners, and musical programs.
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Gospel Sing Rock Baptist Church
Gospel Sing
Joe Stewart
Beckley
A.M.E. Zion Church
L.W. Rasberry
Helen Rasberry
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Kingsport
Tenn
Saunders Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Donald Dyer
Dyer
John Goins
Golden Gates
Pocahontas Records to Join Centennial Archives Collection
Patricia Leslie reports that the Pocahontas Coalfield Centennial Celebration Inc. will include records from the Pocahontas Operators Association in its new archives at Craft Memorial Library Bluefield. The collection features photos and business records from 1935 to 1970, with plans to catalog artifacts and expand coal industry research, aided by Humanities Foundation grants. The project aims to map the coalfield history from 1883 to today and invites further donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Leslie
Daily Telegraph
Pocahontas Coalfield Centennial Celebration Inc
Pocahontas Operators Association
Bluefield Lions Club
Beth Hager
West Virginia University
Richard Fauss
Randel O. Bond
Association
Bond
Centennial
Pocahontas
Craft Memorial Library
Bluefield
Operators Association
Fauss
Pocahontas Coalfield
Humanities Foundation of
West Virginia
Museum and Archives
Miss Hager
Bland Street
Hager
Humanities Foundation
Don Cooper
Paul Cooper
Jane Meadows
L. C. ‘‘Corky
Caldwell
Lion M. T. Meachum
Mountain View
Dean Kenny
Concord College
Mobil Joins Conoco Bidding War
Mobil Corp. jumps into the Conoco bid with 7.74 billion dollars in cash and stock for 51 percent at 90 per share, sparking antitrust questions. Conoco’s board will meet next week as Justice Department eyes the deal and Seagram and Du Pont continue competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mobil Corp
Conoco Inc
Conoco
Mobil
du Pont Co
Seagram Co. Ltd
Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
General Motors
Department of Justice
Ralph Bailey
Conoco Board
Washington
Justice Department
Mark Sheehan
Federal Trade Commission
Seagram
du Pont
Panel To Probe Caseys Finances In CIA Probe
The Senate Intelligence Committee authorized staff to review William J. Caseys financial transactions tied to Multiponics Inc and his role in naming Max Hugel to head CIA clandestine services. Chairman Goldwater said Casey should remain in office unless further allegations emerge after talks with CIA lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
William J. Casey
Barry M. Goldwater
Casey
Bobby R. Inman
Goldwater
Multiponics Inc
Max Hugel
Community notices from Princeton, Bluefield and McDowell areas
Upcoming meetings and events include the Princeton Red Cross board at 7:30 p.m. in Princeton Community Hospital, a Bluefield-Wheeze with Ease picnic at Glenwood Park 2:30 to 7 p.m. for lung disease patients, and Bluewell Public Service District and Old Guard activity. Health clinics schedule released for Tazewell and McDowell counties in coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
The
American Red Cross
Princeton Community Hospital
Better Breathing Club
Bluefield Community Hospital
Glenwood Park
Bluewell
Bluefield
Appalachian Arts & Crafts Festival slated Aug 28 30 at Raleigh County Armory
The 17th annual Appalachian Arts & Crafts Festival is set for Aug 28 29 and 30 at the Raleigh County Armory Civic Center with demonstrations by Don Page Fred and Ethel Butler Mike Snodgrass A.V. Canterbury weaving Inez Atkinson and Paul McCoy plus hammered dulcimer and musical saw. Sponsored by the Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce. For info call 252-7328. The Elswick Family reunion will be Aug 9 at Breaks Interstate Park with registration at 11 am and program at noon. All Elswicks and relatives invited. contact Mrs. Hubert Elswick at 703-530-7222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Raleigh County Armory
Don Page
Smithers
Fred and
Ethel Butler
Greenville
Mike Snodgrass
Bridgeport
A.V. Canterbury
Union
Inez Atkinson
Beckley
Paul McCoy
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Beckley-Raleigh County
Elswicks
Hubert Elswick
Big Rock
Welch Opposes New Full-Service Welch Emergency Hospital
State Health Director Clark Hansbarger questioned the need for a new Welch full-service hospital during a heated McDowell County meeting. He withheld precise recommendations to Gov. Rockefeller, while construction on the Welch Emergency facility behind the existing building proceeds amid budget cuts and program eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WELCH
Clark Hansbarger
Hansbarger
McDowell County
John D. Rockefeller IV
Albert Ciampanello
Hansburger
Giant surface mining shovel bites 180 yards of coal at once
The immense power excavator stands as tall as a 20 story building and can bite off 180 yards of coal in a single sweep, enough to fill three railroad cars, illustrating the scale of modern surface mining equipment.
Real Estate Auction Court Ordered Sale in Bluefield and Princeton
Court ordered sale of real estate at 404 College Avenue Bluefield and related property at Princeton West Virginia. Auction set for 10:00 AM Monday July 27 1981 at the Front Door Courthouse with contact numbers 425-8126 and 325-9666 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Bluefield
W.W
Princeton
W. VA
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Grace Church
Grace Missionary Church
Caperton Street
Athens
Jim Bowling
Gallup, N.M
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James Brown
Wayne St
Cresentview Apartments
Idella Jones
Eggleston
Eggleston United Methodist Church
Johnston Chapel
Pastor Jimmy Jones
Halls Ridge Road
Bethel
Centennial Archives
Pocahontas Records
Rawleigh Warner
Conoco-Du Pont
Arizona Republican
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Hugel
Reagan
Washington Post
Red Cross
PSD
Old Guard
Emmet S. Arnold
Charles E. Frances Jr
Bill R. Puckett
Frank G. Jones
J.T. Lampert
Old Guard Chorus
E.S. Russell
Ivan French
Glenn Miller
Paris Perdue
Newton Bowman
W.J. McGowan
R.T. Hall
E.E. Scott
Eugene Winzenrith
Christie Otey
Tazewell Clinic
Tazewell County Health Department
WIC
Richlands Family Planning
Gateway Shopping Center
Richlands Child Health
McDowell County Health Department
Wilcoe
Bulletin Board
Chest
Elswick
Elswick Family
Breaks Interstate Park
Grundy, Va
Pikeville
Cumberland Park
Tazewell
Mel Stitt
Bluefield College
the Forum
New Hospital
Uh Nya
Bonanza
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