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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1967

Page

3

Six-Room Mercer House and Mobile Home Losses in Mercer County

Fire destroyed a six room house and a mobile home at Powder House Hollow between Green Tree and Glenwood Park and on Athens Road causing about 25009 in losses. The homes were owned by H. B. Thompson and sister Mary A. Richards and the Dean Burse family occupied the trailer. Fire chiefs attributed causes to wiring and an oil heater.

Mercer County East River Green Valley Powder House Hollow Green Tree Glenwood Park Athens Road Athens H. B. Thompson Mary A. Richards Jim Belcher Dean Burse

Beaver High Band Heads to Myrtle Beach World Premiere

The Beaver High School Band will depart Bluefield at midnight for four days of marches and concerts in Myrtle Beach with 8 chaperones and 13 majorettes. They will perform at the MGM production world premiere of Dont Make Waves and compete in a judging concert. Arrival back in Bluefield is Sunday between 4 and 6 p.m. Director John W. Lilly leads the trip funded at about $3,000, with three chartered buses providing transportation.

Beaver Bluefield Grand Strand Myrtle Beach MGM John W. Lilly

Three Area Men Get UVA Degrees

Christie Winkler of 317 Mercer St Princeton presented as part of the College of Arts and Sciences. Oliver White, son of Mr and Mrs Edward White of Union, earned a bachelor of civil engineering from the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

Christie Winkler Mercer St Princeton College of Arts and Sciences Oliver White Edward White Union School of Engineering and Applied Science

Trustees To Elect Member Of Board

Peery and Sam Ward Bishop sit on the School Trustee Electoral Board. Bernard D. McCall and Claude H. Vandyke serve as other members of the Board of Education.

Deaths and Funerals in Virginia Community

Obituaries record Rudolphus Blankenship 67 of Prater and Roy Lee Osborne 57 of Whitewood among local miners and families. Also listed are William Hagerman 64 of Bartley and William H. Shortridge 58 of Cedar Bluff with funeral plans pending.

Elder Martin Edwards Dies at 70 in Birchleaf Va

Elder Martin Edwards of Birchleaf Virginia died Sunday night at his home after a heart attack. A 23 year member of the Primitive Baptist church, he served as a former moderator of the Washington Baptist Association and held a former leadership role.

Rudolphus Blankenship Prater Grundy, Va Buchanan County Joshua Louisa Boyd Blankenship United Mine Workers Haysi Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church Vicie Catherine Blankenship Louisa Raines Vicie Kathern Blankenship Monroe Clarence David Charlie Blankenship Melvin Blankenship Vansant Jane Mullins Breaks Lena Torris Pennsville N. J Chloe Deel Sarah Swift Vineland Clara Deel Cincinnati Ohio Princey Deel King Blankenship Harman Eker Freelin Yates Basil Bailey Andy Deel John Hess Deer Martin Edwards Birchleaf The Primitive Washington Baptist Association

Obituary notices for Musick Cooper Hilton families in Virginia

Obituaries detail H Clayton Musick of Honaker and Russell County born, WWI veteran, retired farmer and church member. Also obituary for Benjamin Cooper and Connie Shrewsbury Cooper with listed survivors and burial at Martin Cemetery Pembroke. Hilton of Pembroke and Pallet? The report notes services at Pembroke Assembly of God and arrangements at Williams Jamison Funeral Home Pembroke.

H. Clayton Musick Finney Road Honaker Russell County Colbert C Elizabeth Rasnake Musick New Garden Missionary Baptist Church Pruner Masonic Lodge Ollie May Musick Dorothy Owens Estel M. Cooper Alpeca Windon Benjamin and Jane Cook Cooper Norfolk and Western Railway Brotherhood of Railroad Connie Shrewsbury Cooper Harold Cooper Dallas Tex Zora Cook Hanover Sam Paul Sonny) Hilton Pembroke Narrows Oakie Merrix Modene Short Elizabeth Bradley Rustburg Kathleen Shorter Dayton Ohio Ross Raymond Donald Hilton Pembroke Assembly of God Martin Cemetery Williams Jamison Funeral Home

Obituary notices and funeral details collected for multiple locals

Multiple death notices list Glenn Bennett 47 of Welch Elmer Preston Harman 85 Tom Blanken ship 80 Mary Elizabeth Warner 47 Virginia Bishop 38 James F Blackburn 76 and others with service times at Roe Chapel Church Roderfield Methodist Church Centenary Methodist Church and Mohegan Church of God. Burial details follow at Blanken ship Mohegan and Jacksonville cemeteries. Funeral homes listed include Douglas Fanning and Frazier Welch.

Bennett Glenn Alien Welch Wiley Sizemore Arthur Sizemore Howard Sizemore James Mullins Douglas Bishop Donald Green Harman Elmer Preston Warner Mary Elizabeth New Castle Del Roderfield Methodist Church Frazier Kaeger Bishop Virginia Sandston Centenary Methodist Richmond Jacksonville Cemetery Floyd, Va

Gallimore Named Head Of AP Virginia Bureau

Robert S. Gallimore, AP news editor for the Kansas City bureau for three years, is named to head the Richmond Virginia bureau. He succeeds Thomas F. Pendergast, who becomes Philadelphia chief for AP operations in Pennsylvania. Gallimore, 46, a Wake Forest graduate born in Hong Kong, joined AP in 1950 after Asheville reporting.

New York Robert S. Gallimore Associated Press Kansas City Virginia Richmond Thomas F. Pendergast Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gallimore Hong Kong China Wake Forest College

Censorship Rules in Middle East as War Begins

The Associated Press reports censorship in parts of the Middle East with limited news transmission. Cairo bureau notes photos of war scenes and military actions banned unless approved while Israel dispatches remain under censorship though relaxed in recent years.

Associated Press Middle East Cairo Israel

West Virginia Forecast Calls for Warm Weekend

Extended forecast shows West Virginia daytime highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Rain showers late in the period are expected to total between a quarter and a half inch.

West Virginia

Israel and Arab fronts widen as troops move to Jordan

Prime Minister Levi Eshkol urged national resolve and courage as Israel mobilizes troops into Jordan. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan vowed not conquest but to thwart Arab attacks and break blockade rings around Israel, while Damascus radio warned Arabs will press on until Zionists are driven from Arab lands.

Jordan Levi Eshkol Israel Moshe Dayan Sinai Egypt Dayan Palestine Damascus Radio

Headstart program expands in Bland County schools

Bland County School Board hires teachers and aides for three Headstart sections serving about 50 children at Bastian and Bland Elementary. Program runs June 26 to August 8 under Title I with social worker Elise Newberry and assistant Nancy Dalton. Also approved next year aide rehiring and a day care center study for working mothers in Ceres. Fall school opening set for August 28 with prep days starting August 21. James Sink named as the only new teacher so far.

Bland County Office of Economy Recce Bastian Bland Elementary Alberta Harman Bland Lillias Kidd Helen Thorn Joann Tickle Sharon Havens Blanche Ferguson Elise Newberry Nancy Dalton Claude Cox Pauline Thomas Betty Wyrick Connie Muncy Ceres Mechanicsburg Rex Y. Morehead James Sink

Something Of Value Needed If Old Ways Go

Elkins West Virginia April 7 AP Gov Hulett Smith told Davis Elkins College graduates that youths who reject custom must offer something of value to replace it. He defended protest but urged providing constructive alternatives and said the coming generation could be the nation’s most capable. He called achieving lasting peace the greatest human challenge.

Elkins Hulett Smith Davis & Elkins College Smith U.S

U.S. claims air battle as Viet Cong execute Montagnard tribesmen

Report cites a May 27 incident in Darlac Province where Viet Cong tied five Montagnard men to trees and killed them after a trial. Navy notes no casualties on Berkeley shelling northern Viet Nam coast. A Phantom jet, piloted by Maj Durward K. Priester and Capt John E. Pakhurst, claimed a MIG in Da Nang area.

Darlac Saigon U. S. Navy 7Th Fleet Berkeley

Auto Collision Flips On Rt. 20 Injures Mercer County Man

Charles Chandler, 39, of Maple Acres, suffered apparently minor injuries when his car hit a culvert on Rt. 20 five miles south of Princeton. He was treated for lacera tions and released at Bluefield Sanitarium after the 10:45 a.m. accident. The auto traveled two-tenths of a mile before stopping, was demolished, police said.

Mercer County Charles Chandler Maple Acres Bluefield Sanitarium R. M. Hall

U S seeks cease fire as Middle East clashes widen

Washington reports anti American demonstrations in multiple Middle East nations as embassies and consulates are damaged. The White House urges an immediate cease fire while the 6th Fleet and 2000 Marines patrol the Mediterranean and Red Sea as Egypt blocks the Gulf. Officials caution facts remain unclear.

Middle East U.S U.S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Red Sea Washington White House United States Security Council

Bluefielder Bound On Entering Charge

Archie E. Hale 52 of 308 Douglas St Bluefield was held for the Mercer County Intermediate Court Grand Jury on entering without breaking and was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 10 dollars on an intoxication charge. He was taken into custody Sunday afternoon at the James W. Shupe residence in Princeton and held for the July grand jury session. A petty larceny charge was dropped.

Archie E. Hale Douglas St Bluefield Mercer County Intermediate Court Hale James W. Shupe Princeton John P. McKinney

Yards Resident Dies in Suspected Suicide

A 27 year old Yards area resident died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his car after a hose was run from the exhaust into the vehicle. Police said there was no foul play. The victim, Jerry Gordon Fry, was found near his home around 10 45 p m Sunday by a neighbor. He worked for Hercules Powder Co in Radford. Funeral by Graham Funeral Chapel Bluefield with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield Tazewell Road. Friends may call today afternoon at the funeral home.

William H. Shortridge William H Bill) Shortridge Edgewater Drive Cedar Bluff Richlands Tazewell County Harvey Sarah Burress Shortridge United Mine Workers of America Jewell Valley Richlands Lodge Oakie Meadow Shortridge Sally Horton Donald Richard Shortridge Nannie Houchins Bluefield Frances Rimmer Patsy Damron June Nuckels Thelma Joyce Mae O’bryant Goldvein John Shortridge Jewell Ridge I. C. Shortridge Raymond Shortridge Portsmouth Bobby Shortridge Flint Mich Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Yards Mercer County Bluefield Sanitarium Jerry Gordon Fry John Tryall Fry Radford Hercules Powder Co Betty Harold Fry Gordon Elbert Fry Helen Fry Williams Wabash Ind Jerry Gordon Fry Jr Jane Fizer Christiansburg Joey Fry Edwin Fry Portland Ore Joe Osbourne Chilhowie Bertha Shaffer Graham Funeral Chapel Clay Dunnaway C. H. Patterson Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield - Tazewell Road

Two West Virginia Youths Selected for Science Camp

Gary Kenamond of Wheeling and Thomas G. Larson of Charleston were chosen by the West Virginia Academy of Science to attend the National Youth Science Camp near Green Bank Pocahontas County from June 25 to July 15. Each state sends two delegates to the camp hosted by West Virginia University.

Morgantown West Virginia Green Bank Pocahontas County Gary Kenamond Wheeling Thomas G. Larson Charleston West Virginia Academy of Science West Virginia University

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