Deaths and Funerals In Princeton and Bluefield Areas
Obituaries note Henry S. Hagy 73 of Princeton died on arrival and was a retired Union Supply Co. and U.S. Steel veteran with a large family. Also listed are Sarah Smith 81 of Doran and many survivors with funeral details, calling hours, and burial plans across Virginia and West Virginia towns including Bluefield, Richlands, and Princeton.
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Henry S. Hagy
Route 1
New Hope Road
Princeton
Wilco
Big Four
Levi and
Martha Ann Lawson Hagy
Union Supply Co
U.S. Steel Corp. No. 2
Gary
Ethel Kizer
Georgia Loretta Stone Hagg
John H. Hagy
Daniel Lee Hagy
Commerce
Joyce “Jean” Hobbs
Narrows
Edith Ledbetter
California
Bert Hagy
Woodrow Hagy
Leckie
Harry Hagy
Memorial Funeral Directory
Athens Road
John Crews
Darrell van Meter
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Sarah “Edie” Smith
Doran
Richlands
Buchanan County
Nathan W
Molly Chambers Wade
Beverly Thomas Smith
Maxie Marie Smith
Earl Dolphus Smith
Raymond Shuler Smith
Luther Smith
Raven, Va
Tom C. Smith
Lula Martin
Cedar Bluff
Paul Wade
Short Gap
Eunice Baldwin
Raven
Stella Gillespie
Gladys Boyd
Vinnie Newberry
Newport News
Singleton Funeral Service
Johnny Grindstead
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
John Alf Morefield
Johnson County
Tenn
Thomas G
Lena Flinchum Morefield
Corte Construction Co
Bluefield
Billy J. Moorefield
James J. Moorefield
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Mary Louise Dickens
Box
Abbs Valley
John
Virginia Thompson Terry
James L. Dickens
Davie Terry Barber
Lebanon
Abbs Valley Church of God
Frank Stanley
Dorsey Phillips
Cravens- Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
William Vivian Reed
Davy
Welch Hospital
Charleston
Sarah Reed
UMWA
Martela Reed
Alice) Sarah
Maitland
Helen Clay
Fanning Funeral Home Chapel
Welch
H.A. Lane
Cecil Belcher
Bluefield-Princeton Road
Zella L. Christian Tester
Newhall
Tazewell
Bandy
Mose
Nancy Reed Christian
Hubert Tester
Bobby Tester
Columbus
Jerry
Eddie
Baine
Bruce Tester
Roseann Ernest
Linda Woods
Aberdeen
Sherry Perkins
Squire Temple Freewill Baptist Church
Teddy Ogle
Mary Osborne
Grassy Spur
Bishop
D.m. Douglas
Littlesburg
Sampson and
Laure Shuck Taylor
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Roger Street
Princeton Old Guard
Joseph M. White
Joseph W. White
James S. White
Paul F. White
Salem
First United Methodist Church
Maurice Lay
Edward R. Schaack
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
Pauline Alice Harless Thorn
Pennington Ave
Lexington
N.C
Crystal
John and
Rodella Harless
Coy Thorn
Stanley Furniture Co
Danny Thorn
Trinity
Rodney Thorn
Cattonville
Brenda Carol Marlow
Patricia Wilhelm
Cockeyville
James Harless
Wayne Harless
Bill Harless
Elsie Tyree
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Chapel
Paul Hall
James Harrison Baker
Horsepen
Grayson County
Frank
Jane Greer Baker
Holiness Church
Mary Cenith Jones Baker
Earl Baker
Larry Baker
West Baker
van Baker
Warrior Mines
Don Baker
North Tazewell
Carol Bowman
Brewsterdale
Ruth Sturgill
Big Creek
Faye Dillon
Premier
Peery-St.Clair Funeral Home
Don Cruey
Summit Advances AIDS Education Conference
Summit continued discussions on sponsoring a high level conference on public education about AIDS and welcomed a French proposal to form an international committee to study ethical issues raised by the AIDS epidemic. The World Health Organization estimates 100000 people have contracted AIDS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ization
World Health Organization
Tax notices and rule changes complicate state budget debate
The article discusses unclaimed tax tickets due to outmigration and failing economy. May 29 notices remind taxpayers of bills and penalties. delinquencies start July 1 with a new fiscal year. Legislators consider income tax shifts, affecting middle versus wealthy earners, while the Senate weighs House changes and tax department rewrites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno
Cook
Steelhammer
Department
Senate
House
Quake rattles central U S as reports span many states
The 7.6 magnitude quake jolted cities from Indianapolis to Chicago and Detroit, with witnesses describing swaying buildings and frightened crowds. In Illinois, officials noted outages and a strongest tremor since 1968, while evacuations occurred in Columbia, South Carolina and alarm spread across Missouri, Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Tour
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Tammy Silva
Kathleen Jenkins
Wfmt-Fm
Illinois Center
Chicago
Tiger Stadium
Detroit
Kirk Gibson
Milwaukee Brewers
Tiger
Craig Shea
Stadium
Gregg Durham
Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
Don Finley
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
Clark
Edgar
Coles
Illinois
Norris City
Ill
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Marvin Carlson
Golden
Statehouse
Columbia
S.C
Joann Hatchell
Claire Tower
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Honaker
Caperton
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Pipestem
Burns Wornal
Harold Wightman
Bax
Tax Department
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
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Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Mike Lennon
E Jim Terry
Patsy P. Malamisura
Linda M. Osborne
Craig S. Faulkner
Melanie Arney
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
P.O
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
Subscrail
D&s
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Henson Ave
Peariss
Eisenhower St. Beckley
Wrg
Rothe
Ei Beay Tel Hs
Bluefield Plaza
K-Mart