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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2004
Page
8
Bluefield and Princeton areas face lingering water on Cherry Street as traffic crawls through flood remnants from Saturday night heavy rainfall. Water remains on several routes prompting cautious travel and minor disruption.
A car bomber killed twelve near Camp Cuervo in eastern Baghdad and injuring thirteen as violence surged around the capital. An Education Ministry official, Kamal al Jarah, was shot dead in Ghazaliya, and Deputy Foreign Minister Bassam Kubba was wounded. An attack on the Green Zone caused minor damage with no casualties.
Police blotter notes a wallet stolen at a residence on Giles Street with no Sunday report available. Patrolman M D McPherson investigated. An alarm at First Community Bank on Federal Street Sunday was secured on arrival. An altercation on Giles Street involved a intoxicated person told to leave, investigated by Lt. G A Ruth. A gas drive off from Joy Foods on Bluefield Avenue was not resolved. Lt. G A Ruth investigated. Three or four subjects were reported to be trying to enter Union Mission on Bluefield Avenue but the report was unfounded. Patrolman D A Pennington. A person lying on the sidewalk in front of KFC Saturday left before officers arrived, investigated by Lt. G A Ruth.
Don Whitt cleans a flooded rental in downtown Bluefield Virginia after the weekend storm. Asbury notes quick rising water, few evacuations, and no injuries while assessing private property damage and potential federal disaster eligibility.
Jane Young a longtime Keystone resident and active community member died age unspecified. Survived by two sons five daughters a brother and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchild. Funeral at 1 p m Tuesday at Richardson Funeral Home Bluefield with burial at Restlawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call two hours prior.
Funeral services today list 11 a.m. ceremonies at multiple houses of worship and chapels including Bluefield, Cedar Bluff, Princeton, Richlands, and Grundy. Burials follow at Maple Hill and Clinch Valley cemeteries, with interments at Greenhills and Belcher Cemeteries, and entombment at Clinch Valley Mausoleum in Richlands. Names include Burkhalter, Cataline, Courtney, Endicott, Hagg, Hardin, Laxton, McGuire, Meade, Sharp, and Whitt.
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