Dillow D F Dillow Bluefield Burial at Monte Vista Cemetery
Death notices from Bluefield and area memorialize Frazier F Dillow of 823 Raleigh Terrace Bluefield a WWII Army veteran and Sacred Hearth member. Burial at Monte Vista Cemetery Green Valley follows a 11 a.m. Friday funeral at Sacred Hearth with wake at Mercer Funeral Home tonight. Other notices include Betress Hale of Cedar Bluff and Ruth Hull of Bastian with church services and church burials planned.
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Burkes Garden
Shannon
Lou Dillow
Sacred Hearth Catholic Church of
Bluefield
Katherine Stasheen Dillow
Lillian Winter
Mellowayne Compton
George Dillow
Frank Dillon
Arthur Dillon
Blue
Sacred Hearth Catholic Church
Matthew Rough
Monte Vista Cemetery
Green Valley
Mercer Funeral Home
Pauline Hale
Cedar Bluff
Clinchco
George E
Josie R. Deel Compton
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Richlands
William Maxwell Hale
James R
Christine) Blankenship
Ronald
Carol) Matney
Oakwood
William M. Hale Jr
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
Rich Friends Hall
Footie
Ruth Eva Hull
Chilhowie
Bastian
Marion
Cove Creek
Franklin Hull
Ida Meece Hull
Robert
Bob” Hull
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Emory
Tom” Hull
John W. Hull
Elizabeth “Lib” Ferrell
Bastian Union Church
David Wall
Timothy Havens
Rose Hill Cemetery
A. West and Sons Funeral Home
White Gate
Francis P. Harold
Goldsboro
N.C
Princeton
Myrtle Harold Smith
Richard Harold
U.S. Air Force
Catholic Church
Lyndell V. Harold
Jerri Flannigan Harold
Lynn Blake
Annapolis
Jason
Whitney Blake
George W. Seaver Funeral Home
Boyd Marshall O'Neal
Crab Orchard
Beckley
Maple Meadow
Perry M
Sarah Burgess O'Neal
Republic Steel Corporation
UMWA
Larry O'Neal
Rhoda Dent O'Neal
Bill M. O'Neal
Frank D. O'Neal
Hampton
James B. O’neal
Seville
S.C
Perry A. O'Neal
John K. O'Neal
Delphine Morgan
Cool Ridge
Frances L. O'Neal
Hinton
Rose and Quesende Funeral Home
Walter Clot
O'Nealan Cemetery
Maple Mealow
Funeral notices for SADDLER, HICKS, OWENS and others compiled
Funeral services are listed for Charlie C Saddler 68 Box 6 Freeman at Cravens Shires Bluewell with burial at Roselawn Princeton. Ollie Hicks 78 Bradshaw at Old Samariah Church Jolo with burial Sparks Cemetery Bradshaw Mountain. Martha Evelyn Owens 84 Center Avenue Princeton at Memorial Funeral Directory Athens Road Princeton with Roselawn burial. Mary C Anderson 81 Thorn Street Princeton at Memorial Funeral Directory Athens Road Princeton with Roselawn burial. Frank Alex Shepherd 82 Dayton Ohio formerly Steeles at Fanning Funeral Home Jaeger with Roberts Cemetery Steeles burial. Carl Stewart Miller 55 Lindside at Broyles Funeral Home Peters Town with Miller Cemetery Wikel burial. Frank Jeffrey Hudson 77 McDowell at First Missionary Baptist Church McDowell with Restlawn Memorial Gardens Littlesburg Road burial.
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Pulaski County
Robert and
Clemons
McDowell Coun
Ai Krozier Coal and Coke Company
Union Missionary Baptist Church
Bluefield
Lizzie Mae Clemons
Simon Peter Clemons Jr
Robert Lee Clemons
Nancy Anni Robinson
Ben Clemons
Mary Parker
Buffalo
N.Y
Richardson Funeral Home Chapel
William R. Spencer
Richard Davis
Restlawn Memorie Gardens
Littlesburg Road
Donnie T. Hoye
Athens
Princeton
Arista
Richard and
Lillie Bell Broyles Taylor
Mercer County
Johnston Chapel
Halls Ridge
Sere Enabene
Et L. Hoye
James Raymond Hoye
The
Robert Teylor
Richmond
Helen Akers
George W. Seaver
Eee Jones
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Freddie E. Kennedy
Welch
Eldridge Peck Bailey
Pearle Mae Kennedy Cameron
Haun Motors
Patricia Kirtley Kennedy
Freddie Wayne Kennedy
Edward Ray Kennedy
Lancaster
Rex
Mary) Cline
West Virginia
Ruth Ann Crow
Chesapeake
Saddler
Charlie C
Freeman
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Hicks
Ollie
Bradshaw
Old Samariah Regular Baptist Church
Jolo
Tom Sparks Cemetery
Bradshaw Mountain
Owens
Martha Evelyn
Center Avenue
Kirby Addition
Memorial
Athens Road
Anderson
Mary C
Thorn St
Shepherd
Frank Alex
Dayton
Ohio
Steeles
Fanning Funeral Home
Jaeger
Roberts Cemetery
Miller
Carl Stewart
Lindside
Broyles Funeral Home
Peterstown
Miller Cemetery
Wikel
Hudson
Frank Jeffrey
Jeff
McDowell
First Missionary Baptist Church
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Half Moon designer Nick Benton dies in 75 foot fall
Nicholas Benton, age 35, who built a full size replica of Henry Hudsons Half Moon, died in an accident on a Port of Rensselaer schooner. Benton of Middletown Rhode Island fell 75 feet after a mast snapped while he worked on the ship. He helped found the Colonial Maritime Association and the Half Moon was christened at Albany before a planned July goodwill voyage.
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Rensselaer
N.Y
Nicholas Benton
Henry Hudson
Benton
Middletown
R.I
Hudson River
Colonial Maritime Association
Albany
Mercer Sheriff to publish teen drug abuse education book
Mercer County Sheriff Don Meadows announced a partnership with SERVE to publish a book titled Teenage Drinking and Driving and Drug and Child Abuse Information for junior and senior high students. The sheriff plans a separate $21,000 program for kindergarten through fifth grade, funded by local contributions, with 500 copies distributed this fall and ads from area businesses to finance the project. The material will cover drug and alcohol dangers, teen driving risks, and include photos and staff details.
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Mercer County Sheriffs Department
Don Meadows
Meadows
South East Regional Volunteer Effort, Inc
Mercer County
SERVE
Tupelo, Miss
Ralph Bailey
Tax
Drug testing backlog swells in Virginia labs
Virginia laboratories face a record 2,500 drug-case backlog as cocaine tied to longer analysis times strains the system. Officials note requests could rise to 3,000 monthly by 1992 while some judges release suspects awaiting trial.
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Richmond
Virginia Crime Commission
Carolyn J. Moss
Commission
Moss
Del
Warren G. Stambaugh
D-Arlington
Stambaugh
Baliles
Virginia
Race track seeks state run computerized lottery game
Mountaineer Park race track asked the West Virginia Lottery Commission to study a proposal to run a computerized lottery game under state control in partnership with International Gaming Technologies. Director Arthur Gleason said promoters believe legality is possible and the state would take a 55 cent share of each dollar. The track would use computer terminals for plays rather than selling tickets. The commission also noted May prize earnings near 5.2 million dollars, with projected state receipts around 18 million. William Abraham was elected chairman for 1989 90 fiscal year, replacing Samuel Kusic.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Lottery Commission
The
Lottery Commission
Arthur Gleason
Mountaineer Park
Chester
Gleason
Lottery
William Abraham
Logan
Abraham
Weirton
Samuel N. Kusic
Bluefield Board to Replace Problem Trees Under Lines
Appalachian Power asked the Bluefield Board of Directors to remove maple trees under power lines and replace them with a lower growing species such as dogwood redwood or flowering crab. The plan targets trees on Oakhurst and College Avenue and would extend to all problem trees in Bluefield. The board referred the issue to the Beautification Committee for further discussion.
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Appalachian Power
Bluefield Board of Directors
Appalachian Power Company
John Danley
Danley
Oakhurst
College Avenue
Bluefield
Gateway Ridership Varies By Day And Month Says GRTA Official
The GRTA official notes daily passenger numbers fluctuate with highs near 45 and that the first ten days of each month see peak ridership. He adds the pattern holds across Bluefield and other areas with Mondays and Fridays yielding the best turnout. Princeton paid GRTA $625 monthly for cover costs during the initial three trial months before GRTA sought April adjustments.
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Bluefield
Princeton
GRTA
Final tax refunds to be paid soon
West Virginia will pay $51 million in personal income tax refunds to about 365000 filers who completed returns by the April 17 deadline and face no questions. Gov. Gaston Caperton said $11 million will be provided to the auditor’s office to finish uncontested refunds before year end, with March tax increases aiding payment.
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Charleston
W.va
State Finance and Administration Department
West
Moore
Caperton
City to Extend Bus Service Trial Amid Cost Talks
The city weighs extending the bus service trial with a permanent price of $1,250 per month. The city would pay $937.50 for two extra months, and a one-year extension would allow renegotiation of monthly costs beyond the trial period. The annual city contribution would rise to $15,000 if extended.
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Walker
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Frazier F. Dillow
Raleigh Terrace
Betress Hale
Simon P. Clemons
Simon Peter Clemons
Genoa Avenue
Ruth Hull
Mary L. Moore
Mary Louis Moore
West Virginia Manor Apartments
Northfork
Kenton
Luther
Emma Brown
Mount Ebenezer Baptist Church
Algoma
Cerita Smith
Winston-Salem
Merilyn Collins
Virginia Beach
Lee A. Moore
New Haven
Theophilus T. Moore
John Moore
Nickee L. Moore
Mario C. Moore
David L. Smith
Robert Morrow
Richardson Funeral Home
Keystone
Boyd M. O’neal
Charles L. Stinson
Charles L
C.L
Stinson
Brundidge
Ala
Willowton and
Hatcher
Charlie and
Stella Whittaker Stinson
Virginian and Norfolk and Western Railway
Jamie Meadows Stinson
Byron Stinson
Enterprize
Ina Simpkins
Brad Stinson
Jackson-Bryn
North Side Drive
Michael L. Martin
Michael Leon Martin
Baltimore, Md
Upland
Baltimore
Rickson Funeral Home
Johannes Winkler
Berlin
Leipzig
ADN
Winkler
East Berlin
Dresden
Frankfurt
Duesseldorf
George Pimentel
Kensington
Calif
University of California
Berkeley
National Medal of Science
Pimentel
PTA Ie Remodeling, Inc
Mercer Sheriff's Department
Bluefield Board
Kathy Johnson
Daily Telegraph
JS Pieat International Dry Cleaning
Pine Plaza
Rea
Bluefield Dance Theatre
John R. Lamb
Nancy Lamb
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