Deaths and funerals in Princeton area 1994 notices
Clyde Gilbert Cooper 80 of Princeton died June 1 1994 at a Princeton hospital. Survived by wife Elizabeth Louise Bridges Cooper daughters Barbara Louise Bobbie Cooper Joyce Marie Ailstock Dorothy Ann Brock sister Beulah Birchfield brother Clifford Cooper three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral June 4 at Burns Ward Memorial Chapel Princeton with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Fred P. Cook Oceana WV longtime residents and relatives noted. Other obituaries include Frank D. Colobro Waiteville WV and Fred F. Smith Waiteville WV with services in Bluewell and Honaker area. Agnes Marrs Nunley 52 Abbs Valley VA died June 1 1994. Mrs lla Reed Brooksville FL and Mrs. lla Stafford Reed Princeton area previously noted. Funeral arrangements incomplete at Peery St State Home in Tazewell.
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William Chester
Sally Stilwill Cooper
Mercer County
Carman
Virginian
Norfolk & Western
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Lilly Grove Baptist Church
Men
Jone
Cletus Gilbert Cooper
Burl Cooper
William
Bill) Cooper
Leonard Cooper
Henry
Elizabeth Louise Bridges Cooper
Barbara Louise
Bobbie) ‘Cooper
Fort Ws
Joyce Marie Ailstock
Chesapeake, Va
Dorothy ‘Ann Brock
St. Simons Island
Beulah Birchfield
Lester
Crozier Coal Company
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Consolidated Fuel Company
O19
Oceana
Bethel Wyatt Cook
Roy
Juanita) Barber
White ‘Sulphur Springs
Robert
Barbara) Halstead
Daniels
Michael Cook
Beckley
Perry Cook
Richfield
Ohio
Joe Cook
Jerry Cook
Shady Springs
Raleigh Cook
Badia H. HeLal
Punxsutawney
Badia Hassen HeLal
Highland Ave
Princeton
Rania
Lebanon
Kassem
Zella Hassen Abou-Zeineddine
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
American Druze Society
Resthaven Park
Funeral
Faith N. Smith
Swords Creek
Faith Nicole Smith
Michael Glenn
Regina Carol Meadows Smith
Pine Creek
Tennessee
Ruby J. Smith
Raven, Va
Raymond and
Billie Meadows
Page
Clinch, Valley Memorial Cemetery
Richlands
Rose
Mausoleum
Honaker Funeral
Honaker
Frank D. Colobro
Winter Haven
Fla
17Th Terrace N.E
Welch
Florida Hospital
Kimball
Dominick and
Anna Mallamaci Colobro
Pineville
U.S. Air Force
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reserve Officers Association
Sigma Delta Pi
Grace Muncey Colobro
Johnny
Jack
Roy Colobro
Frances Phillips
Eleanor Calabro
Tony J Colobro
Bluefield
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Patsy Jaquinta
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Fred F. Smith
Waiteville
Harry and
Daisey Humphreys Smith
Betty Beane Smith
Timmy Smith
Roanoke
Miram Porterfield
New Zion Church
Jimmy Rogers
Broyles Funeral Home
Peterstown
Agnes Abbs Valley
Agnes Marie Marrs Nunley
Abbs Valley
Peery & St. State Home
Tazewell
Lla S. Reed
Brooksville
Lla Stafford Reed
Spring Hill Drive
Elbert Laither
Elsie Acord Stafford
Westinghouse Electric
Philadel
Bud Reed
Luther Stafford
Mable Cook
Helen Rice
Obituary notices from Princeton and nearby towns
Readable fragments list multiple obituaries and funeral details. Names include Delos Herbert of Narrows Virginia and Grace Hess Maxfield of Richlands Virginia, with service times and burial plans at nearby cemeteries. Other listed individuals: Arias O Jr Hill, Ethel Marie Coleman Cline, Lawrence Leon Ratliff Sr, Ronald Dean Childress, and survivors or locations in Princeton Welch Bluewell Richlands Northfork Burke Mountain and Claypool Hill.
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Ratliff
Lawrence Leon, Sr
Belfast
Hurst-Scott
Richlands
Greenhills
Claypool Hill
Mercer County Education Officials Announce trio of new posts
The Mercer County Board of Education named John Mattern as assistant superintendent, Robert Wray as head basketball coach at Princeton High, and Albert W. Kark as principal of Bluefield Junior High. Larvie Bailey campaigns for re election citing higher earnings than prior treasurers. Marty Kish received a newspaper award at Central Junior High Awards Day. Sgt William N Lambert promoted to master sergeant. former Bluefield Virginia town manager. Looking Back is compiled by Jett Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Board of Education
Aead
Princeton High School
Bluefield Junior High School
John
Ted) Mattern
Robert Wray
Albert W. Kark
Marty Kish
Central ‘Junior High School
Kish
Wiliam N. Lambert
South Pacific
Lambert
Bluefield
Road workshop offers local advocates guidance in D C
National Transportation Anian vement Workshop in Washington provides Four Seasons County supporters with insight into federal highway project hurdles. Director Paul F. Wilkinson of the state Transportation Planning Division notes the June 24 session will cover overcoming implementation tac tics and finding solutions. Attorney William Sanders of the Shawnee Association stresses the event’s relevance to major federal projects like Coalfiel King Coal Highway and Shawnee Parkway, with emphasis on enhancements such as Lilly Village and Bluestone Tourist Train. Parkway Authority President Harold Wood and Sanders will attend, with a wrapup Saturday. Sanders also plans a Belle breakfast with Congressman Rahall or a representative and federal Highway Chef Sater to discuss enhancement funding mechanics and proposal conflicts such as all terrain trails. He voices reservations about ATV use near wildlife on Indian Ridge routes. The workshop aims to clarify compliance with federal regulations, matching fund restrictions, and statewide planning integration.
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Hich
Washington, D.C
Four Seasons
Paul F. Wilkinson
State Transportation Planning Division
Coalfiel
King Coal Highway
Shawnee Parkway
William Sanders
The
Shawnee Association
Parkway Authority
Harold Wood
Sanders
Belle
Nick Rahall
Rodney Sater
Skinson
PSA inaction leaves firm working without payment
A dispute between Draper Aden Associates and the Tazewell County Public Service Authority over water project delays continues. PSA plans to collect liquidated damages from Central Builders while the engineering firm seeks payment for work after the revised May 6 completion date. The board met in executive session with no action taken and may revisit the matter at a state board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Blacksburg
Falls Mills Water Project
Tazewell County Public Service Authority
Draper Aden Associates
PSA
Central Builders of
Midlothian
Jim Dudley
Bluefield
Falls Mills
Jim Spencer
Spencer
Driver misidentification in four-vehicle crash report
Telegraph reports Wednesday misnames the driver of a 1994 Plymouth Colt in a four-vehicle collision. The error concerns the person listed as operating the Plymouth, with corrections noted in follow-up notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
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Clyde G. Cooper
Clyde Gilbert Cooper
Thornton Avenue
Fred P. Cook
Beckley Hospital
Raleigh W. and
Ruey Shields Cook
Wyoming County
First Church of God At
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Nmveton
Tomas A. Colley
Senouy Ninewwr
Teddy Paynter
Barbara Hawkins
W.va
Jim Terry
Perry
Bill Archer
Sue Rehmone
Tom
Veoreoria
Cal Bhacy
Tor Daomauris
Donna Clayton
Tammy Richardson
Pam Morehead
Konda Wade Watson
Greg Jones
Peo
Jos
Sanda
Han Angie
Daly Telegraph
Daly
Ates
Bieter Daly Telegraph
Manading Foran
van Ha
Poly
Pease
Biueah Ave
Batak
W Va
Moe
Aud Bureau of Crevatons
Associated Press
Blusteld Day Telegraph
Wren Cnet
Athens Road
Maxfield
Grace Hess
E. St
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Manley Maxfield Raven
Cline
Ethel Marie Coleman
New Hope Road
Cravens- Shires
Bluewel
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Anning Funeral Home
Elkhorn Church
Belcher Mountain
Bennett-Widener Funeral Home
Shapel
Northfork
Poplar Grove Cemetery
Burke Mountain
Keystone
Athens Rad
Burl
Courthouse Road
Siser
Shirley Anderson
Kernersville
N.C
Larvie Bailey
West Virginia
Jett Lambert
Attention Railroad
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Princeton, WV
Road Workshop
James Barbery
Daily Telegraph
Charles Owens
Draper Aden
Richard DiSalvo Jr
Disalvo
Elliot, Lawson and Pomienko
Bristol
Henderson and DeCourey
Tazewell, Vi
Virginia Department of Transportation
VDOT
Salem
Harrison Avenue
Main Street
County Boards of Supervisors
Virginia Department of Transport
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