Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield area include Peery and multiple services
Julian M. Peery 61 of Venice Florida formerly of Tazewell and Warren died in a Venice hospital. He was WWII private in the First Army with two Purple Hearts and Bronze Star and served as a 1st Lt in Korea. He attended UVa Law and graduated VMI 1945. Retired GM Packard Electric as plant engineering superintendent in Warren. Survived by wife Josephine, four children and nine step-grandchildren. Graveside service Saturday at Maplewood Cemetery Tazewell. Memorials to American Cancer Research Foundation. Also listed are Arthur Bowling 57 of Princeton died in hospital, Frankie K. Thorn 70 of Roanoke, Margaret Lawson 55 of Bluefield, Jimmie L. Brown 74 of Abbs Valley, Jeannette Brinkman 63 of Clearwater, Joseph McGrady Jr. 45 of Chicago, Silas Wright 71 of Montcalm, David Akers 78 of Princeton, Margaret Williams 58 of Princeton, Hassel Asbury 60 of North Tazewell, Lonnie Nunley 45 of Brewsterdale, Perry W. Hill 58 of Lake Helen Florida, Tony Dequino 66 of Bluefield, Pauline Gamble 92 of Rolfe, Rev. Lawrence Pruitt 81 of Bartley, Clara Mayberry 76 of Tampa, and Mae Richardson 87 of Jewell Ridge with various funeral plans and burial arrangements.
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Julian M. Peery
Julian McCall Peery
Venice
Fla
Tazewell
Warren
Ohio
First Army
University of Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
General Motors
Packard Electric Division
Patricia Ann Gillespie Peery
Josephine Thompson Peery
Liza Peery
New York City
N.Y
Melinda Peery Wilson
Canfield
Julian McCall Peery Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Michael Thompson
John Clay
Stephen Preston Peery
Mary Bowen Peery Horton
Maplewood Cemetery
Eddie Nash
American Cancer Research Foundation
Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home
Arthur Bowling
Bluefield
Princeton
Green Tree
Nommie Stovall Bowling
James F. Bowling
N&w
Elmore
Brotherhood of Railroad
Martha Ramsey Bowling
G.J
Dorothy) Wood
Helen Bowling
Lacy
Mary) Wallace
Richlands
Frank Bowling
Larry Bowling
Loomis
Calif
Johnny Bowling
Stephens City
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Leonard Repass
Athens Road
U.S. Steel
Abbs Valley Baptist Church
Pocahontas Princess
Order of the Eastern Star
Pocahontas Masonic Lodge
Af&am
W.G. Battimore R.A
Florence E. Brown
Giles William Brown
Chamberburg
Penn
Robert Lee Brown
Abbs Valley
Bernie Brown
Sweetwater Tenn
Warren Humphrey
Helen Steelman
Knoxville
Pocahontas
Perry W. Hill
Perry Watson Hill
Lake Helen
Athens-Princeton
Deland, Fla
Bud
Matoaka High School
Athens High School
Summers
Mercer County
Concord Masonic Lodge
Athens
Charleston
American Diabetes Association
Mercer County Education Association
West Virginia
National Education Associations
Secondary Principals Association
U.S. Navy
Betty Wimmer Hill
Charles Orville Hill
Morris D. Hill
Dundee
Mich
Dale Christopher Baldwin
Jeff (Trish) Wartruff
Memorial Funeral Directory
Harry Christie
Resthaven Memorial Park
Tony Dequino
Box 321
Church of God
Edith Brown Dequino
Betty Dequino
Duhring
Marie Kirby
Darrell Carter
Wilmington
Del
Robert Dequino
Bartley
John Dequino
Louis Dequino
New Castle
Mary Brown
Crab Orchard
Rosy Baugus
Johnson City
Pauline Gamble
Rolfe
Marion
McDowell County
Uprising Chapel United Holy Church
Dorothy Price
Lawrence Pruitt
Welch Hospital
Tuckersdale
N.C
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Yukon
UMWA
Louise Edna Earls Pruitt
Curtis Pruitt
Minnie Ellen Hurst
Ruth Ann Sheets
Portland
Oreg
Betty Jo Blankenship
Dallas
Wanda Faye Mitchell
Dalton
Connie Bowles
Robert Huddler
Douglas Funeral Home
War
W.C. Mayberry
W.C
Clara M.) Mayberry
Tampa
Grayson County
Oid C. Mayberry
Riedsville
Norris W. Mayberry
Moncks Corner
Tiney Grove Baptist Church
Hays
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Minefield Daily Telegraph notice
Local newsroom at 412 Bland Street Bluefield WV lists main number 327 6171 and Princeton Bureau 425 2185 for inquiries and updates.
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Bland ST
Bluefield
W.va
Princeton
Seven killed in Hindu mob violence during Rath Yatra in Ahmedabad
In Ahmedabad Gujarat, soldiers fired to disperse Catholics? Hindus and Moslems during the Rath Yatra procession. Seven killed and 20 wounded as 30,000 Hindus defied a ban, stones were thrown from rooftops and shops were set ablaze. Police and army are deployed as violence spreads, with bomb blasts and stabbings reported.
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New Delhi
India
Gujarat
Ahmedabad
Amarsinh Choudhury
Choudhury
United News of India
Jagannath
Vishnu
Madhavsinh Solanki
S. B. Chavan
Solanki
Gorbachev to skip U N General Assembly session
A Soviet official says Mikhail Gorbachev will not attend the General Assembly opening in New York this fall. A summit with Reagan remains possible later this year as diplomacy continues. White House and other officials have not confirmed attendance.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
United Nations General Assembly
Gorbachev
Reagan
Washington
White House
Robert Sims
U.N
Sims
Armand Hammer
Anatoly Dobrynin
General Assembly
Rabbi Sapinsky Calls for Lebanese Compromise and US Respect
Bluefield rabbi Sapinsky warned that continued violence by Lebanon factions will grow as concessions rise. He urged stability in Lebanon, protecting citizens, while opposing break ties with Lebanon and stressing that America must be treated with respect. In Arlington, Navy diver Robert Dean Stethem was buried with full honors after being killed by the TWA 847 hijackers.
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Sapinsky
Bluefield Synagogue
University of Louisville
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Menninger School of Psychiatry
Kansas State University
Albemarle St
Lebanon
America
Arlington
Robert Dean Stethem
TWA
Stethem
Cmdr
George ‘‘Buzz
Arlington National Cemetery
Word of Life Assembly of God
Annandale
Waldorf
Athens
Greece
Kenneth
Navy
Bobby
Council set to tackle budget after election results
Bramwell eyes normal business as council plans fiscal year budget starting July 1. Incumbents Jim Harrison Joe Vinciguaerra and Charlie Sacre are reelected with Leon Musick and Reginald Sexton joining the council. Ken Beard is reelected as town recorder and will take the oath with Scott on July 1.
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Jay Barringer
Jim Harrison
Joe Vinciguaerra
Charlie Sacre
Leon Musick
Reginald Sexton
Sexton
Ken Beard
Scott
Hostage hijack on TWA flight in Athens Rome saga
Three crewmen remain aboard the hijacked TWA jet grounded four days in Athens as Amal militiamen hold most captives demanding Israel free 766 Lebanese prisoners. Nabih Berri heads the militia and Lebanon's justice ministry, while U S officials urge Red Cross mediation without direct talks with Israel. The captives plead for a swift resolution and condemn terrorism.
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TWA
Rome
Amal
Israel
Atlit
Haifa
Nabih Berri
Lebanon
Conwell
Peter Hill
Hoffman Estates
Ill
Arthur Toga
St. Louis
Vicente Garza
Laredo
Texas
Beirut
Algiers
U.S. Navy
United States
International Committee of the Red Cross
Irael
White House
Reagan
Middle East
American citizen slain by Honduran soldiers near border
An American citizen was shot and killed by a Honduran army patrol near the Salvadoran border. The body, found near Cayaguanca, was brought to a Tegucigalpa morgue. Officials withheld the name pending relatives, and the motive remains undisclosed as investigations proceed.
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Tegucigalpa
Skop
12Th Battalion
Cayaguanca
Treholt Convicted in Norway Spying Case
Arne Treholt, former Foreign Ministry press chief, was found guilty by a seven judge panel of passing NATO classified documents to Soviet KGB agents from 1974 to 1984 and Iraqi agents from 1981 to 1983. He received a 20 year prison term, the harshest in Norwegian history, and said he would appeal.
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Oslo
Norway
Arne Treholt
Soviet Union
Iraq
NATO
Foreign Ministry
Treholt
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Frankie K. Thorn
Frankie King Thorn
Roanoke
Norton
Eggleston
St. Lukes Hospital
John E
Jimmy” Thorn
C.C
Grace) Gordon
Dublin
Arvil L
Rennie) Warner
Tunis W. King
Givens Funeral Chapel
Pearisburg
Jerry Stanfield
Harold Underwood
Birchlawn
Roanoke City
Giles County
Eggleston United Methodist Church
Margaret L. Lawson
Margaret Laura Lawson
Virginia Ave
Jimmie L. Brown
Jimmie L
J.L.’’ Brown
Jeannette Brinkman
Jeannette Shumate Brinkman
Clearwater
James Shumate
Christine Davis
Piqua
Emily Frye
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park
Trinity Presbyterian Foundation
Moss Funeral Home
South Belcher Road
Joseph McGrady Jr
Chicago, Ill
Powhatan
Chicago
Bennett-Fanning Funeral Home
Northfork
Silas Wright
Box
Montcalm
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
David Lee Akers
Brickyard Road
Davis Funeral Home
Oakvale
Asbury, Hassel
North Tazewell
Bee Branch Primitive Baptist Church
Paynesville
Stuart Owens
Farley Beavers
Mullins Family Cemetery
Nunley
Lonnie Reed
Brewsterdale
Brewsterdale Church of Jesus Christ
Carl Lambert
Thurman Hoback
Mae L. Richardson
Mae Louise Richardson
Jewell Ridge
Abingdon
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Minefield Daily Telegraph
Edwin M. Freakley
Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Mike Blanton
Carl H. Meade, Jr
Jim Terry
Linda M. Osborne
Lewis B. Spence
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
P. O. Box
National Advertising
London Associates
Icable W.va
DAS
D&s
Eee
Westgate
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Jefferson Street
John R. Lamb
Tazewell & Richlands
Bramwell
U.S
Venceremos
el Salvador
Danforth Insurance Agency
Sheryl R. Ezell
M.B.A. Benefits
Social Security
Grants
Bluefield Ave
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