Deaths and Funerals in Virginia and West Virginia
A long list of obituaries from Christiansburg and surrounding towns in Virginia and West Virginia, including William C. Shelburne, Malvern Sluss, Mrs. Earl Warf, Mrs. Annie Williamson, Mrs. Doc Williams, and others. Details cover birthplaces, family relations, churches, funeral plans, burial sites, and arrangements.
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William C
Bill) Shelburne
Christiansburg
Radford
W.J. and
Ethel Hall Shelburne
The
Christian Church
Christiansburg High School
National Business College
Roanoke
Heath
Blacksburg
Harris Hart
Tazewell
Joe
Nannie) White Sr
H.H
Cloyd Shelburne
James Shelburne
Richmond
Eliee Harmon Shelburne
Topeca Church of the Brethren
Floyd
Ralph Spradlin
Church
Richardson Horne
Malvern Sluss
Malvern Hill Sluss
Jesse
Wyoming County
Beckley Hospital
Tazewell County
Rages
Atilla Litz Sluss
W.M. Ritter Lumber Co
Guyandotte Baptist Church
Mamie Cook Sluss
M.H. Sluss Jr
al Litz Sluss
Fort Ashby
James Sluss
Huntington
Annie Perry
Wiley F. Brooks Jr
Doc (Hersey) Williams
Verdunville
Logan County
Logan
Castlewood
Will
Fanny Castle Culbertson
Maryetta United Baptist Church
Edward Nelson
Ben Elkins
Gaye Damron
Thurman Starr
Curtis Salyers
Bill Baisden
South Point
Ohio
Guy O. Williams
Forrest L. Williams
Tommy Williams
Chicago
Paul Williams
Robert Williams
Aracama
Forest Williams
John S. Dorton
Ed Culbertson
Charlottesville
Forrest Culbertson
Henry Culbertson
Bluefield
Earl Fraley
Highland Emory Gardens
Godby
Honaker Funeral Home
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details
The notice lists the Bluefield Daily Telegraph's publication details including address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia 24701, year established 1893, and AP association membership. It notes subscription rates and postal classifications and lists advertising representation.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Appean
Audit Bureau of
P.O. Box 208
W Va
Landon Associates
Princeton Avenue Office Building Funding Delayed
Bluefield board hears the downtown Princeton Avenue office project is officially delayed. HUD will re quest clarifications on Sunbelt Properties and the contractor, with next funding periods looming. The plan also seeks 500000 for Northside housing rehab via Small Cities funds, stalled by local debate on area eligibility and use. Thirty seconds of motion, with a potential 150 new jobs and tax impacts cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Terry
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Board of Directors
Princeton Avenue
Fred Burton
Burton
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Sunbelt Properties, Inc
North Carolina
Drake
First National Bank of
Bluefield
Commercial Bank of
Flat Top National Bank
Clark Construction Co
Parking Facilities Commission
Joe Walker
Walker
Bruce
Northside
Pulaski
Rover
North Powell
Church
Reese Streets
Paul Cole
Paul Oliver
Cost Overruns Reported At Road Office
The West Virginia Department of Highways faces internal audits showing repeated underestimates of emergency service costs, sometimes by as much as 1000 percent. Officials defend overruns as common in emergencies while employees seek legislative review and an internal probe. Examples cite $8,260 authorized for water hauling in Ohio County in 1979, overspent by $138,255 by 1981, and $4,720 for flood cleanup in Barboursville, overspent by $41,831.
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Charleston
W.va
State Department of Highways
DOH
Charles Miller
Miller
Ohio County
Barboursville
Soviets Expected To Bolster Fleet In Mediterranean
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union may reinforce its Mediterranean fleet within days to back the Arab cause in Lebanon. About five warships from the Black Sea could sail into the region, signaling support for Palestine and Syria without implying a major military threat. Pentagon officials noted limited surge capability but see no confirmed movement yet, while Soviet vessels already patrol near Tartus and shadow a U S carrier group off Beirut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Israel
Lebanon
U.S
Black Sea
Pentagon
Defense Department
Henry Catto
Catto
Moscow
Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
PLO
Beirut
Tartus
Syria
USS
Kennedy
N C Man Sentenced in Ore Knob Mine Death
An Ashe County jury sentenced Paul Wilson Bare to life in prison for first degree murder and kidnapping in the death of an indebted drug dealer pushed into the Ore Knob Mine. The 42 year old Laurel Springs man received 40 years on the kidnapping count, to run concurrently. Two other men face murder charges in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, N.C
Ashe County
Paul Wilson Bare
Bare
Laurel Springs
Donald Smith
Gamboa
Thomas Forester
Knob
Allen Ray Hattaway
Tennessee
Gary Hansford Miller
Readers urged to submit tips to Bluefield Daily Telegraph
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites readers to share story ideas and tips. Call after 2 p.m. to reach city desk reporters Garret Mathews or Ward Morgan, or the paper's photographers, at 327 4171 extension 230.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph City Desk
Garret Mathews
Ward Morgan
Public Notice to Citizens of Bluefield Virginia
Notice cites Town Code Section 255 A requiring a zoning permit before any building remodeling or siding work. Violations fall under Section 25-16 with misdemeanor penalties from ten to two hundred fifty dollars and each day of violation counts as a separate offense.
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Bluefield
Virginia
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
William Shelburne
Mrs
Earl Warf
Earl
Sophia F.) Warf
Riverside Drive
North Tazewell
Surry County
N.C
Mallory
Percy Lynch Snow
First Christian Church
Galax
Peggy Donahan
Betty Waldron
Roberta McClanahan
Vanetta Clark
Kemper Warf
Bernard
Ted Warf
William D. Warf
Harless E. Warf
Fort Thomas
Gladys McClanahan
Vaughan-Guynn
Homer Snow
James H. Sargent Jr
Oakland
Perry and St. Clair
Vaughn-Guynn
Annie Williamson
Annie Mae Williamson
Green Valley
Princeton
Fayette County
James and
Julie Webb Hudderston
Montgomery
Charles Clifford Pinson
Ben Edd Williamson
James R
Roland Gene Pinson
Harpers Ferry
Janet Lee Beaty
White Oak
Texas
James
Carolyn Ann) Daugherty
Tampa
Fla
John Huddelston
Cannelton
Henry Huddelston
St. Albans
Ruby Hiles
Bell Creek
Everett Estep
George W. Seaver
Morris Taylor
Montgomery Memorial Burial Park
London
Doc Williams
Elbert Honaker
Elbert
Maude Oma) Honaker
Honaker
Kingsport
Tenn
Russell County
Thomas and
Etta Boyd
New Garden Primitive
Inez Southerland
Tina Mae Kiser
Bristol
C.A. Compton
Richlands
Mildred Wilson
Kyle Denton Honaker
Franklin Viers
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Harman Beavers
Harman
Mattie P.) Beavers
Route 1
Cedar Bluff
Dry Fork
Peery and St. Clair
Roy Leffel
Roy E. Leffel
Virginia Ave
Dudley Memorial Chapel
Thomas Stanley
Maple Hill
Shawvers Mill
Allan Venton
Mattie Bell Yost Leffel
Bluefield Supply Company
Virginia Avenue United Methodist Church
Freshman-Wesley Men's Bible Class
Bluefield Old Guard
Rae Bray Leffel
Montie E. Leffel
Seattle
Wash
A. L. Leffel
Claude Arnold
Claude William Arnold
Dover
Del
Jewell Ridge
Delaware
Thompson
Samuel
Florence Octavia
Springville
Ray Amos
Earls Cemetery
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Mutterback
Richard
Thelma G
Kee St
Piedmont
Memorial
Athens Road
Nelson Linkous
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Andrew
Mamie E
Athens Rd
Montcalm
Oliver Avenue Church of God
Frank Meadows
Princeton Road
Whittaker
Joe C
Roseland Avenue
Memorial Funeral Directory
Steve Lilly
John Jones
Resthaven Memorial Park
Ritter
Bess Mae
Rockville
Guy A. Ritter
Maple Hill Cemetery
Jones
Danforth Insurance Agency
Bluewell
Bruce Gerwig
Gerwig
Bluefield Avenue
Shoney's
Diana Lynn Jarrells
Shoney’s
Raymond Lee Woody
Rocky Gap
George Sarver
Woody
Diana Jarrells
Ernie Jarrells
Rhonda Shepherd
Bluefield Community Hospital
Shepherd
Sarver
Roller Floral CO. OF
Bluefield, WY
Big Laurel Creek
Athens
James H. Fanning
Circuit Court of
Mercer County
N.C. Man