Deaths and Funerals in West Virginia and Nearby Areas
A multi-entry obituary list notes the deaths of Verna Mae Harless in North Spring and Roy A. Simmons in Bluefield with details on families, church memberships, and funeral arrangements. Additional notices cover Roy F. Pollard, Mrs. Lockie Neely, William Ray Davis, Yousef H. Nasser Sr., Roy B. Weikle, Pauline S. Hughes, and several others with service times, burial plans, and survivor lists. The section also includes notes on wake times and memorial contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Mae Harless
North Spring
Beckley
Kelso
Hanover Baptist Church
Oliver Harless
Billy Harless
Oceana
Wendell Harless
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bertha Allen
Spring Hill
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Saeger
Norman Lester
Jackie Lester
Tolm Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Roy A. Simmons
Wythe Ave
Bluefield
Roanoke
Memorial Baptist Church
R&t Electric Company
Grace Taylor Simmons
Joy S. Sarver
Zern Crouch
Judy Sarver
Charlotte Hypes
Toano
David E. Simmons
Clinton, Md
Daniel T. Simmons
Roy A
Chip) Simmons Jr
Larry F. Simmons
Mercer Funeral Home Chapel
C.H. Patterson
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
YMCA
Roy F. Pollard
Wallscreek
Durham
N.C
Wytheville
Bonnie Stamper Pollard Galyean
Coye Pollard
Consolidation Coal Company
Amonate
UMW
Hartwell
Marvin Pollard
Doris Harris Pollard
Willard Pollard
Millard Pollard
Objee Pollard
Baltimore
Hartwell Church of God
William Jaber
Woodlawn
William Ray Davis
Route 1
Bastion
Bailey Lumber Company
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
Yousef H. Nasser Sr
Yousef (Joseph) H. Nasser Sr
Bristol
Tenn
Welch
Betknithney
Lebanon
Lee’s Cleaners
Post - American Legion
Zollicoffer Lodge No
Mike Nasser
Ronnie Nasser
Joseph H. Nasser Jr
Ormond Beach
Jimmy Nasser
Shamlahan Hamood
First Baptist Church
Jack Barker
Bluefield- Princeton Road
McDowell Lodge 112
AF & AM
Jurors Deliberate Twice In Von Bulow Insulin Case
Jurors in Providence deliberated for a second day without reaching a verdict in Claus von Bulow's retrial over accusations he twice tried to kill his wife with insulin. They reviewed conflicting medical testimony on the first coma and sought portions of testimony from key witnesses including Maria Schrallhammer and Prince Alexander von Auersperg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Claus von Bulow
Martha
Sunny
von Bulow
Maria Schrallhammer
Prince Alexander von Auersperg
Miss Schrallhammer
von Auersperg
Arthur Rubenstein
University of Chicago
Massey coal conflicts in Kentucky and West Virginia escalate
A chronology of clashes from November 1984 to June 1985 shows Sidney Coal and Massey subsidiary mines facing widespread union picketing, court injunctions, and sporadic violence. Incidents include explosions, shootings, vehicle damage, mass picketing at Sprouse Creek, and legal actions by UMW. The period ends amid ongoing tensions and enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Coal
Massey
Union Leslie and McInnes
Pike Circuit
Kentucky Power Co
Rawl Sales & Processing
Lobata
Tommy Marcum
Lovely
Jimmy David Smith
UMW
Mickey Lee Thacker
Sidney
Welch
W.va
Big Bottom Coal Co
Blackberry Creek
Pike County
Richard Trumka
Charleston
eFeb
Massey’s
Sprouse Creek Processing Co
Mingo
Srouse Creek
Sprouse Creek Processing
West Virginia
Sprouse Creek
McCarr
Huntington
Arch Moore
Trumka
E. Morgan Massey
Lobato
eApril
National Labor Relations Board
Sidney Coal Co
Kentucky
Matewan
Millard. Ey
Hayes West
U.S. 119
Coeburn Mountain
West
West Virginia Supreme Court
Ohio
Bill Davis
Kenneth Frost
Paul Armstrong
West Virginia Association of Elementary School Principals
Strike toll includes death in West Virginia coal dispute
The West Virginia coal strike toll rose as Massey Coal faced costs from security and patrols. State police spent about 750000 dollars since February for patrols in Mingo County, while 493000 dollars funded salaries for 32 troopers. The dispute impacted schools, with Mingo County ninth graders scoring 29 on state tests, well below the 50 mean, and absenteeism rising as buses ran past picket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
West Virginia
Fred Donohoe
Mingo County
Donohoe
Williamson
Corcoran
Massey
Blankenship
UMW Pension Fund
Mingo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lockie Neely
Squire
Tazewell
Daniel Ray Neely
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Richlands
Roy B. Weikle
Greenville
Fairlea
Sarton
Mount Alexander
Alta Erskine
Ina Roach
Cleveland
Ora Weikle
Richmond
Broyles- McGuire Funeral Home
Union
Hubert Groves
Karnes Cemetery
Lindside
Pauline S. Hughes
Pauline Shrewsbury Hughes
Kegley
Glenwood
Lashmeet
Mercer
Monroe
Raleigh
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
Lakeview Presbyterian Church
Paul T. Shrewsbury
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Burless McKinney
Resthaven Memorial Park
Pruett John H
Glenwood Park
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Charles Scragg
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Ira Bascom Nash
Honaker
Russell County
Honaker Supply Company
Helen E. Nash
Lee Miller
Beryl Nash
Summerville
S.C
Archie Nash
Davenport
Philip Nash
Joe Nash
Mary Cook
Naomi Hart
Thelma Hughes
Arthur Nash
Sandusky
Willis Nash
Green Hills Memory Gardens Mausoleum
Claypool Hill
Willie Wilson Hays
Raven Nest
Cedar Bluff
Roland E. Barron
Midwest City
Okla
Midwest
Myra Barron
Lugo
Cam S. Colle
Cam S. Colley
Angelica
N.Y
Keen Mountain
Wellsville
Garnett T. Hawkins
North Tazewell
Tazewell County
Freewill Baptist Church
Johnny Hankins
Sadie Eins
Capeins
Leon Hankins
Hankins
Raymond Hankins
Janice Baldwin
Rose Griffitts
Lucile Griffitts
Margaret Bowman
Sue Young
Mary Whitt
Peery Hankins
Angus Hawkins
Pennsylvania
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
James H. Sargent Jr
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Gerhard
Mengele
Stammer
Stammers
Sao Paulo
Embu
Wolfgang Gerhard
Tuma
Santos
Wassey
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bland ST
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
P. O
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
Das
Bluefield Monument Company
Virginia
James Melmige
R.G. Fink
Fink
Rinsenvac
Graham
Virginia Avenue
Bluefield Virginia