Obituaries drift through many towns with June 3 2000 deaths
Multiple notices report deaths in Welch Princeton Narrows Tazewell Glen Lyn Cedar Bluff Paynesville Paw Paw Grundy and related areas. Names include Carl Goode Harley Farmer Joseph Miller Kenny Stanley Ruby Dent Reba Witten Mary Lou Earls Ballard Payne Arthur Dotson and others. Funeral plans vary with services at Douglas Memorial Riffe's Singleton Davis and local chapels, with burial in regional cemeteries and family visitation times.
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Carl Goode
Welch
Douglas Mortuary Chapel
Saeger Memorial Cemetery
Orfield
Harley Calvin Farmer
Acorn Lane
Kegley
Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
Memorial
Athens Road
Joseph Donald Miller
Narrows
College St
Montgomery Regional Hospital
Blacksburg
Dublin
Robert Lawrence
Toye Clara Farmer Miller
RAAP
Radford
Sharon G. Miller
Jean Miller
Rural Retreat
Emily L. Clem
Coalwood
Kennith M
Kenny” Stanley
Welch Emergency Hospital
Saeger
Helen Muncy Stanley
Edward Bus Stanley
U.S. Air Force
Vietnam Veterans Chapter
Welch Moose Lodge
Kenny Stanley
Kathy
Bluefield
David Stanley
Trinity
N.C
Mark
Scott Stanley
High Point
Kurtis Stanley
Alvin Stanley
Luray
Barbara Yorke
Jim
Woodbridge
Sue Fuller
Tom
Michael
Kristin
Megan Stanley
Northfork
Crystal Hylton
Richlands
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Michael Brooks
Martha Boyd
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Thompson Cemetery
Glen Lyn
James Yopp
Davis Funeral Home
Oakvale
Mary Lou Earls
Cedar Bluff
Baptist Valley
Berwind
Lena Mae Southerland O’quinn
Fredericksburg
Henry Stewart O’quinn
Central Church of Christ
Ronald K. Earls
Roy Lee Earls
Belfast
Ronald Kirk Earls, Jr
Asheville
Michael Allen Earls
Bryan Keith Earls
Jewell Ridge
Peggy Hinkle
Columbus
Ohio
Opal Parsons
Kathy Galager
John Henry O’quinn
Dale City
Earnest Roger O’quinn
Louisville
Ronald Wayne O’quinn
Mayodan
Singleton
Walter Schwitzerlett
Greenhills
Claypool Hill
Ballard Payne
Paynesville
McDowell County
Hiley and
Patty Estep Payne
Mary Lou Old Regular Baptist Church
International Order of Odd Fellows
Rodie Payne
David Payne
Franklin Darrell Eller
Hazel Baker Payne
Lois Johnson
Cleveland, Ga
Leslie Payne
Harold Dean Payne
James “Jimmy” Payne
Abingdeen
Bobby Ray Payne
Jolo
Evelyn Estep
Loretta Hagerman
Cleveland
Peggy Bishop
Mooresville
Wilma Rose
Jerry Baker
Raymond Baker
Everett Payne
Bassett
Omey Vance
Viola Moore
Florence Collins
Elkhorn City
Little Flock
Old Regular Baptist Church
David Hicks
Phillip Estep
Roscoe Crouse
Curtis Crouse
Raymond Smith
Perry Vance
Rockridge
International Order of Odd Fellows Lodge #17
Virginia Funeral Home of Grundy
Maxwell Anthony Wright
A. West & Sons
White Gate
Mountain Field Cemetery
Hollybrook
Angelo G. “Wayne” Shrader
Seaver
Clarence R. Hylton
Bailey-Kirk
James William Cole
Cole
Bearwallow
Verda Virginia Hatfield Davis
Richard P. Cordle
Arthur Dotson
Mill Fork Freewill Baptist Church
Paw Paw
Dotson
Beaverville High School Class of 1965 Graduates at Mitchell Stadium
Adam Shott urged nonconformity and making a difference in his valedictory. Marcus Meachum noted seniors wrote heartfelt letters to teachers, with 55 educators receiving thanks and hugs. Robert Harrison delivered the keynote, praising Beaver’s unique hall portraits and the school motto We Believe. It was BHS’s 95th commencement, first at Mitchell Stadium since 1976.
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A-1
Adam Shott
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Marcus Scott Meachum
Meachum
BHS
Robert Harrison
Beaver
Mitchell Stadium
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Contact Details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff including City Editor and WV State Editor along with editors for VA and Sports Teddy Paynter Lifestyles Editor and Samantha Perry Advertising Manager. It notes the paper is published daily from 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701 and outlines postal and business office payment policies and affiliations with press associations.
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Bill Archer
Teddy Paynter
Samantha Perry
Bluefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph
Montcalm High Graduation Leads to Nighttime Project Party
Montcalm High student musicians led by Kim Murphy and Mandy Townsley performed during the graduation program. Seniors Tracy ODonnell and Heather Gills sang the senior song Graduation while ODonnell also sang the national anthem. The Project Graduation party followed from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. at the Bluefield Community Center, coordinated by Vickie Workman as acting principal Jim Strong fills in for medical leave.
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A-1
Kim Murphy
Mandy Townsley
MHS
Tracy O’donnell
Heather Gills
O’donnell
Bluefield
Vickie Workman
Montcalm High
Jim Strong
David Harvey
Clinton and Putin seek to curb nuclear threat with no alliance
In Moscow, President Clinton and Vladimir Putin acknowledged a dangerous and growing nuclear threat from emerging powers like North Korea but failed to agree on a missile defense approach. They signed accords to reduce plutonium stockpiles and monitor launches, while pledging ongoing expert talks to narrow differences and boost missile-related cooperation.
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Moscow
Clinton
Vladimir Putin
North Korea
Kremlin
Putin
U.S
Russia
Iran
Boris Yeltsin
KGB
American soldiers honored in Periers France monument unveiling
World War II veterans and families honored the U S 90th Infantry Division in Periers Normandy unveiling a life sized bronze statue of four U S soldiers lost in battles to liberate the town. The ceremony featured wreaths and recollections from relatives, including Ann S Giese of Hawaii, who laid a wreath for her father Sergeant Andrew Speese. the statue depicts medic Virgil Tangborn aiding Speese with Richard Richtman and Tullio Micaloni nearby.
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Periers
France
Normandy
Ann S. Giese
Oahu
Hawaii
Andrew Speese
Britain
Prince Charles
English Channel
Dunkirk Veterans Association
Minneapolis
Tullio Micaloni
Oneida
Penn
Compton Gamma Ray Observatory ends nine year run with controlled crash
NASA engineers steered the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory from a high orbit in a deliberate reentry. After nine years of unprecedented studies its mission concluded with a planned burn and breakup over the Pacific Ocean. The satellite completed 51,658 Earth orbits since its April 5, 1991 launch.
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Astronomy
Earth
Greenbelt
Compton Gamma Ray Observatory
Pacific Ocean
NASA
Compton
Tom Quinn
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Rose Steel Witten
William E. Witten
Fred Witten
Elmer Witten
John Witten
Maplewood Cemetery
Barbara Ann
Bobbie’ Lindamood
Bastian
Bobbie” Undiaiann
Bland County
William Maxcll Lindamood
Tultex
Florence Spence Lindamood
Margaret and
Arvin Blankenship
Annette Kidd
Helen Carter
Bas
Ruby Dent
Riverview Nursing Home
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Grundy
Pike County
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Rose Dotson
Lula Mae Estep Dotson
Margaret Dotson Stiltner
Elsie
Big Rock
Carol Dotson Wolford
Berlin
Hurley
Bill Dotson
Lilly Mae Paul Dotson
Larry Dotson
Lisa
Edd Dotson
Debbie
Dale Dotson
Donna
Rosedale
Eamel Dotson
Harold Dotson
Barmel Estep
Cora Cantrell
Earl Dotson
Edith Dotson
Opal Allison
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Britt Jackson
Grundy Funeral Home
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