Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield area overview
Obituary notices summarize deaths of Frank J Magyar 63 Anawalt with survivors and funeral details at Our Lady of Victory Church Gary. Additional items list funeral arrangements for Eugene H Taylor Princeton and others, with burial plans and pallbearers. Also notes deaths of Mae Gross Lowe Richlands and Mrs Victor Farley Princeton, plus several service times and locations across Bluefield Princeton Richlands and Lashmeet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Magyar
Anawalt
Welch Hospital
Roaring Fork
Frank Magyar Columbus
Helen Staffa Magyar
Frank A. Magyar
Clifton
N.J
Charles J. Magyar
Roanoke
Frankie Magyar
James
Kathryn) Koczan
Porthamber
Steven Magyar
Charles Magyar
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church
Gary
John Duhaime
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell Friends
Douglas Mortuary
Welch
Charles Douglas
Tim Mann obituary details life of Princeton businessman
Emerson S. Mann of Princeton died on arrival at Princeton Community Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He held multiple local posts, was listed in Who's Who publications, and left a wife, four sons, three daughters in various states. Services were held at First United Methodist Church with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Active pallbearers named. body to be moved from Seaver Mortuary. church building fund noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L
Lillian) Kaylor
Shady Ave
Bluefield
Boones Mill
Owen B
Augusta
Parker Jamison
Grottoes
Franklin County
First Baptist Church
Walter L. Kaylor
W. Owen Kaylor
Lois Yost
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ruth Jamison
David O. Kaylor
Charleston
S. C
Lewis H. Kaylor
Atlanta
Charles W. Kaylor
Houston
Texas
Hawkins Funeral Chapel
Don McNair
Frank L. Shaffer
Monte
Mike Pugsley
John Roger
Edmond C. Stone
John Stacy
F. E. Dietz
Robert V. Kiely
Wade S. Coates
Ray Rat
Victor Farley
Victor
Minnie Pearl) Farley
North Street
Princeton
Glenwood Park
First United Methodist Church
United Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Macedonia
Eulala ) Adkins
Huntington
Teddie B. Schulz
Kelly Bailey
Taunton
Mass
Vida Bailey
Freeland
Nora) Agee
Fireco
George W. Seaver Chapel
John Mendez
Morris Taylor
Resthaven Park
Fred Farley
Rod Farley
Barry Farley
Steve Farley
Pat Farley
Norman Farley
Daniel Farley
John
Ruth M. Fraley
Jaeger
Welch Hospital
Matewan
Arley
Stella Blanton Burns
Fernice Fraley
Laeger
Cecil Murphy
Charles Murphy
Clifford
Katheleen) Chapman
Helen Bailey
Albany
James
Betty) Bailey
Chicago
Ill
Darrel
Barbara) Kennedy
Ohio
Dora Cook
Kaeger
Raymond
Mae) Lawson
Aoe
Mageline
Roderfield
Fanning Funeral Home
Loager
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
John Graybeal
Alfred Alderson
Hugh Lynch
G. Ketron
G.Q. Gilmer
Robert Tranbarger
State Farm Insurance Company
Russell County
Emerson S
Tim) Mann
Laurel Drive
Boulder Park
Princeton Community Hospital
National Bank of
Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Bailey Finance Company
Citizens Insurance Co
Tis Cnaneiuens
Princeton Lions Club
Executive Club
Builders Supply Association of
West Virginia
Tri-County Builders Association
Princeton High School
West Virginia Business College
Ee Ee Madison
Monroe Coty
Nellie Gray Mann
Oakvale Rd
Wilbur H. Mann
Mary Nell Wilson Mann
Charles H. Mann
Madison
Wis
Chuck) Mann
Irvine
Calif
Victor Mann
Fayettville
Frank Mann
Jones
Prineton
Pete
Juanita) Fedorczak
Hopewell Junction
N. Y
Ruth Fletcher
Canton
Glenna Mann
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Everett Riner
Ray Davis
Tom Weatherford
Paul
George W. Seaver
Overflow Dedication Draws Officials in Regional Hospital
Ninth District Congressman William C. Wampler attended the dedication as West Virginia's Nick Rahall was delayed by rain. Wampler praised the hospital's role for Virginia and nearby counties, likening a hospital to a church for its essential people. Raymond Board oversaw the event with cake baked and decorated for 1,800 servings, while hospital staff prepared the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wampler
West Virginia
U. S
Nick J. Rahall
Wampler
Virginia
Raymond Board
Begin Says Peace Terms Will Be Carried Out
Prime Minister Menachem Begin stated in Jerusalem that Egypt Israel peace terms would be enforced even if the Soviet Union vetoes a UN force to police the treaty. He proposed an independent international force could replace UN units, but gave no participants or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Soviet Union
United Nations
Herut
Begin
U.N
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Opens Its Doors to Readers
Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces its status as a long running daily paper established in 1895. It outlines mailing and home delivery subscription rates and its association with the Associated Press. The notice lists mailing addresses and advertising representation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
Bhu
Cocaine Seen as Dangerous by Doctors in AMA Journal
In Chicago, two Miami physicians say cocaine poses real danger and is not safe for recreational use. Wetl and Wright of Dade County medical examiner's office warn that the drug acts as a central nervous system stimulant and note street price ranges from 65 to 100 dollars per gram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miami
Charles V. Wetl
Ronald K. Wright
Dade County
Fla
Journal of the American Medical
Spinal vertebrae misalignment may pinch nerves in legs
Displacement of spinal vertebrae can compress nerves that supply the legs. This irritation causes leg pain as the nerves are affected by the misalignment and pinching in the spine.
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Hazlett
Jack
Mary Lorraine
Serena
Bill Young
Oakwood
Bill Linkenhaker
Clyde Caldwell
Milton Brookman
Earl Davis
Morris Eastman
Bill Hazlett
Mrs. Mae Gross
Mae Gross Lowe
Floyd St
Richlands
Abingdon
Buchanan County
William P
Elizabeth Jackson Vance
Buchanan
Lowe
Baptist Church
Nell Porter Lowe
Thomas A. Lowe
Quenton
Edgar) Elkins
Edith Martin
Rome
Pearl Keene
Henry Vance
Indiana
McGlothlin
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
William R. Pack
William R
Dorothy Marie Strong) Pack
Falls Mills
Freeland C. Strong
Grace Gillispie Strong
Billy Pack
Spring Hill
Linda Harris
Delania Brown
California
Etter Helms Strong
Billy Strong
Rock Island
Junior Dawson
Rural Hall
N.C
Neal Martin
Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
Jack Pickering
Mt. Herman
Nemours
Ronald Lawrence
Cecil Lewis
Phillip Fritz
Orville Cox
George Dawson, Jr
Loyd
Kathleen Elaine Steptoe
McDowell Street
Sinkford & Richardson Funeral Home
Sandrea Trent
Brenton
Anita Odom
Hanover
Freda Josey
Arillo
Geneva Roland
Diane O'Leary
Rowena Lambert
Beatte, Mont
Janice Hollan
David Sizemore
Davy
Virgil Akers
Trent Cemetery
Wilmore Fanning
John W. Pedder
Burns-Wornal
Robert H. Neese
Fairmont St
Stevenson Food Co
Kroger's
Kimball
Masonic Lodge 150
St. Paul's Lutheran
Kingston, Ill
Margaret L. Smith
Mason
Henry Clay Roney III
New Haven
Virginia Peck
Brooklyn
William F. Roney
Hedrick Bonham
Foglesong Funeral Home
George Werrick
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Wytheville, Va
James and
Ruth Kirby Neese
Mrs
Lula ‘Dalton of
Mercer Funeral Home
Clayton Sweet
Grandview Memory Gardens
Ray H. Smith
Ray H
Mallie Huffman) Smith
of &, Va
Blacksburg
Dorothy Reynolds
Mary Dowdy
Louise Eagle
Josephine Farley
Marion
Titus Smith
Paul O. Smith
Newport
William H. Smith
Baltimore
Kathleen Dillion
New Port
Lola Dowdy
Pansy Price
Pulaski
Hoy Funeral Home
Lashmeet
Mercer State Police
B. J. Hazzard
Lloyd
Bobbie) Gunter
Hazzard
Gunter
Bailey Funeral Home
Emerson S. Mann
Tim Mann
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Fie
Wew Virgin
Audi Bureau of Crculance
Landon Associa
Donald K. Taylor
North
Donzie
Don) Kessinger
Penn
Police Dept
Rey's Cleaners
Condidere
Warret
Izing Cleaners
Health Herald
Bartholomew Clinic
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