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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
2
A regional phone company outlines personnel changes and management actions. Officials discuss reassignments, a new manager, and potential operational shifts affecting customers and staff across multiple divisions.
The King Real Coin Club announces a meeting tonight to discuss common trading topics. The session is open to the public and will be led by club members with activity focused on coin trading and collecting.
Travel group members and roles are listed with titles and affiliations. Shesaniaen Veler-Thema Lames of Sot See is named along with Ge Goresteet and others. The document names a Hampton executive and a Virginia State Chamber of Commerce official among participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tete Sewing Womtag, a commander of Gteeme, and a voyage or event with references to locations such as Va and Commanier. The text is garbled but suggests an official sector or military context with names and places.
Bid opening set for June 21 by SRC with participants including Deere Dedieeige Gerfisee i333 mies of Va petuces Bex Uniee and Trey. Eanes-Creme ani panties of CS BAbeumste CS wie we Ek See om Lee Sree of Curries Baevie-Sates 1s.
Brushfork Baptist Church will conduct a revival with evangelist Rev. A C Tarmer from Mexico Bridge preaching nightly. Services are scheduled at 7 30 o clock with arrangements arranged by Pastor Clifford GOn.
A modest damage claim of twelve thousand dollars was rejected in a court proceeding. The case involved parties near the Ventura county line and referenced a warranty dispute and related financial terms.
A police report notes the discovery of a woman identified as Mrs McCoy Me Mier MeO found deceased under unclear circumstances. Authorities investigate possible causes and contact next of kin as the case unfolds.
Report from Tazewell shows large cattle sale with 600 head moved. Prices noted include bars of money per head and varying weights. Abbreviated consignor and buyer names appear in the cramped text amid garbled OCR.
BSC introduces drafting courses this summer to prepare students for entry into the regular technical science program. The program targets students meeting basic qualification criteria and aims to strengthen foundational skills for advancement.
Obituary notices and funeral details for residents including Annie J. Cash of Sanford Florida and Tomas Charles Whitaker of Gersepes with memorial services planned Tuesday at local churches. Additional mentions include graveside rites, burial venues, and surviving family members. The notices reference death causes, prior residences, and associated funeral homes.
Ray E Shutt, 38, of Prince, died after an incident at 3 p.m. at Bal- police report indicates. The scene was at Bal- and investigators are reviewing details.
A Colorado State cooperative effort plans an institute with a BSC professor listed as a participant. The program aims to advance research collaboration and academic exchange between institutions.
Clerks record transfers including Warren G Hypes and Mergeret J Hypes with Jimmy B Dooley and Donny Marie Dooley no consideration for a Beaver Bond District tract. Earnest Lee Poole and Rose Lee Craft of Bluefield. Douglas Durwood Reaves and Brenda Ellen Hager of Bluefield. George Curtis Seets and Deborah Dean Johnson of Buewell. Charles William Pruitt of Nemours and Joyce Ann Wimmer of Princeton.
Charles W. Jones of Bluefield is among 275 seniors earning a Bachelor of Science in commerce as Washington and Lee University marks its 217th academic year. President Fred C. Cole delivered the commencement address before about 1,730 onlookers on the front campus lawn. Jones, son of Mr and Mrs B F Jones, majored in accounting and belonged to Sigma Nu. He attended the Salisbury School.
Four area high school teachers join 29 others in Morgastown for a state institute training teachers to run modern math workshops for elementary classes. Lews L. Scott of Beaver High Darrel B. Mc Phearson of Bramwell High Lawrence E. Smith of Davy Junior High and Wiliam L. Hodson of Mullens High attend the program through July 16.
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