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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1992

Page

10

Bloodmobile to Visit GTE in Bluefield

The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at GTE on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Beav er High School class of 1957 plans its Beaver gathering Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at 916 Groveland Gary Lions Club to meet Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at Gary Lions Park with a joint meeting and covered dish dinner by the ladies.

Bluefield American Red Cross GTE Beaver Beaver High School Groveland Gary Lions Club Gary Gary Lions Park

Brown to speak to Welch area chamber meeting

Phyllis S. Brown president of the Mercer County Alliance for the Mentally Ill will address the Welch Area Chamber of Commerce at its regular noon Thursday meeting in the McDowell Public Library. A light lunch will be served and the public is invited as Brown outlines aims and objectives of the group, which supports the mentally ill and advocates for more research toward cures.

Welch Phyllis S. Brown Mercer County Alliance For the Mentally Ill Welch Area

Hot dog sale planned by Bluefield GFWC Friday

The General Federation of Women's Clubs Bluefield chapter will hold a hot dog sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday in front of Acme Grocery Store in Bluefield Virginia.

Bluefield General Federation of Women's Clubs GFWC Acme Grocery

Italian Festival Trip Reserved by Clarksburg Lodge

Claudio Montrosse, president of the Order of the Sons of Italy in Clarksburg, is taking trip reservations for the West Virginia Italian Festival during Labor Day Weekend. He runs Roma III in Princeton and can be contacted to join the festival bus charter.

Clarksburg Claudio Montrosse Order of the Sons of Italy West Virginia Princeton Sons of Italy Montrosse

Princeton A Baseball Card Show Spotlighted During Summer Fest

Baseball card show tied to Princeton Summer Fest runs Saturday June 27 and Sunday June 28 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. free admission. Cards for baseball football and basketball can be bought sold or traded. Table rentals available via John Knowles at 425-7144.

Princeton John Knowles

Beckley MSCIL to host fourth anniversary open house and talent show

Mountain State Centers for Independent Living will mark its fourth anniversary with an open house on Thursday from 4 to 5 30 p.m. and a talent show from 5 30 to 7 p.m. at 329 Price St. Call 2550122 for details.

Beckley Mountain State Centers For Independent Living MSCIL Price St

Lottery Board Meeting Planned in Abingdon

The Virginia Lottery Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Martha Washington Inn on Main Street in Abingdon on Monday June 22 at 11 a.m. The event invites interested players and citizens to observe how the lottery operates with two public comment opportunities.

Abingdon Virginia Lottery Board Martha Washington Inn Main Street

Contact Details for Daily Telegraph Editors

Readers are invited to share tips with City Editor Jim Terry or Princeton Bureau Chief James Barbery at the Daily Telegraph. Call 1-800-76-DAILY or 327-6171 or 425-2185 to relay information.

Call City Jim Terry Princeton James Barbery Daily Telegraph

Bluefield Long John Silver’s opens in new location

Five years ago in 1987 a Long John Silver’s Seafood Shoppe debuted at 3124 Cumberland Road Bluefield replacing the longtime restaurant at the same site demolished for a larger, more modern facility. The prior building dated to 1971.

Long John Silver's Cumberland Road Bluefield

Flood Victims Clean Up in Bland County After Severe Rains

Irene Faulkner and other Bland County residents face extensive recovery after two major floods in three weeks. A No Business Creek bridge washed out and was replaced. Farmers may still replant if dry weather continues, with a marginal harvest chance. Kimberling Valley suffered widespread damage affecting 20 to 25 families.

Bland County Irene Faulkner Wessendonck Rudy North Carolina George McKinney

Bluefield eyeing tree inventory to guide urban forestry

Bluefield would establish a city tree inventory focusing on parkways and greenspaces. Parks and Recreation Director Cliff Pannell, after a statewide conference, aims to identify and remove dangerous perennials under power lines and sidewalks with WV Division of Forestry involvement. The Beautification Committee supported the plan.

Parks and Recreation Cliff Pannell Pannell West Virginia Bob Hannah West Virginia Division of Forestry Hannah Alex Shigo Shigo and Trees, Associates Durham, N.H Shige Scien

Bluewell fund aids Lusk family after fatal Bluewell crash

Bluewell residents, churches, and businesses have donated to the Lusk Family Fund for the widow and seven children after Thomas Lee Edward Lusk 32 and his 3 year old daughter Katrina Renee died in the June 5 automobile wreck. Funds are held at the Peoples Bank of Bluewell with Warden and Byrd as administrators.

Bluewell T.A Buddy” Warden Thomas Lee Edward Lusk Peoples Bank of Warden Derwin Byrd Lusk People’s Bank of

West Virginians see Oswald link Kennedy in poll

A West Virginia poll of 404 adults shows 54 percent blame Oswald for Kennedy’s assassination and 33 percent point to the CIA while 28 percent name the Mafia and 24 percent Johnson. The survey also notes Kennedy’s strong rating as president but 69 percent believe he had extramarital affairs.

Charleston West Wu.s Oswald Northern Panhandle CIA Mafia Johnson Eastern Panhandle Castro West Virs Abraham Lincoln Kennedy Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Richard Nixon

Princeton plans patriotic Fourth of July celebration

I Believe in America will headline Princeton’s second annual Fourth of July event at Anne S Hunniutt Stadium. The program at 6 p.m. features costumed historical figures, patriotic music, special entertainment and fireworks. About 125 volunteers plus police, fire and military personnel total around 200. Honors will be given to veterans from five wars, narration by Rev Arrington, and performances by local choirs and soloists. Admission is free with voluntary contributions to cover fireworks and production costs.

Princeton George Martha Washington Abe Lincoln Betsy Ross America Anne S. Hunni Cutt Stadium First Baptist Church of Princeton First Community Bank Pvt Domenic Romano Army Blue Ridge 317 Infantry B.T. Hinkley Marines Paul Davis Navy Bruce Bishop Christopher McConnell 304Th Co Norman Arrington First Baptist Church Choir Max and Mullens Walker Gospel Donna Charles Kendra Cook Stuart Sigman

Rice named McDowell Teacher of the Year for 1992-93

Elizabeth Rice of Welch Elementary was announced as the 1992-93 McDowell County Teacher of the Year at a June 8 awards banquet at Raymond's Restaurant in Welch. Rice, teaching since 1967, was praised by Principal Joe Larkin and Board members for innovative, hands on lessons and active involvement in school improvement efforts.

Welch Elizabeth Rice Rice Davy Elemen McDowell County Raymond's McDowell County Administrators’ Association J. Kenneth Roberts Board of Education Linda Douglas Joe Larkin Welch Elementary School

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Brown Lottery Board Q Barry Wagner General Telephone Company Bluefield Sanitarium Tazewell Bramwell Walter Penn Penn U.S. Treasury Department Lillian Roten Bland Faulkner Dean Keener Virginia Tech Blue Mike Davis Field High School Hardee’s Inc Barbara Hawkins The Virginia
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