Obituaries and funeral notices from the Bluefield area
Obituaries list Arthur Woodrow Spencer 85 Jessie McKnight Berry 90 Gerald D. Jenkins 42 Fred Eldridge Broyles 82 Evelynn Wilkins 77 Effie Evans Porterfield 88 William A. Lester 81 Herman Lawson Sr 91 John H. Lafferty 80 Dewey Curtis Shorty Farmer 69 Lonzo Keen 85 and others with funeral times venues and family details across Mullens Bluefield Princeton Raven Richlands Hurley and surrounding towns. Funeral arrangements incomplete for many. services announced for Porterfield and Lester with burial plans and callers’ times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Woodrow Spencer
Anawalt
Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Bluefield
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Bluewell
Jessie McKnight Berry
Box 295
Grandview Ave
Chuck Berry
Mercer Funeral Home & Crematory
Gerald D. Jenkins
Hollywood
Fla
Chicago
Ill
Florida
Roy
Reva Elliott Jenkins
Front St
Princeton
Bailey-Kirk
Fred Eldridge Broyles
Ballard
Broyles-Shrewsbury
Peterstown
Evelynn Wilkins
Keystone
Princeton Community Hospital
Page Funeral Home
Welch
Mullens - Effie Evans Porterfield
Frantz Ave
Mullens
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
J.E
Mattie Stoots Evans
G.C. Murphy Co
Jack Elvin Porterfield
Richard Evans
Bessie Burke
Nancy Hearn
Agnes Grayson
Jessie Bishop
Bettie Snyder-Hill
Tega Bay
S.C
George ‘Tom’ Evans
Joseph Evans
Racine
George W. Seaver Chapel of Seaver Funeral Home
Paul Hall
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Toledo
Ohio
John H. Lafferty
Weston
Pinnacle
Benjamin Lloyd
Vennie Loretta Angle Lafferty
Lillian Gertrude Spears Lafferty
Sarah Tilley
Goldie Asbury
Clella J. Nowlin
Charles
Rita C. Lambert
Randy
Herndon
Garland Kyle Lafferty
Kenneth L. Lafferty
Roger Dennis
Duke’ Lafferty
Michael Dale Lafferty
Jerry Lee Lafferty
Matoaka
Loraine Buckhanan
Flossie
Mae Hatch
Jack Green
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluefield Daily Telegraph contact and details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph established in 1893 is published every morning at 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield West Virginia 24701 USPS 059060. Postmaster address changes should be sent to the same Bluefield West Virginia office. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press and the West Virginia Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Mail Daily
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Daily Telegraph Business Office
D.A.R.E. Student Morgan Balances School and Community Roles
The PSHS student serves as secretary of the Bible Club and a reporter for FBLA while maintaining high grades. She participates in Interact Club and church activities at First Nazarene Church in Princeton. As a board member she must attend luncheons, a banquet, and workshops on teen issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pshs Bible Club
Future Business Leaders of America
Greg Morgan
Morgan
First Nazarene Church
Princeton
Principal to Enter Guilty Plea in County Case
Principal faces three misdemeanor counts of third degree sexual abuse and a related felony charge from a 1999 arrest. Prosecutor Bill Sadler says a guilty plea is planned within weeks. School leaders say he may retire as the Board weighs action tonight. Detective J A Jones stated the arrest followed a Health and Human Resources complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sadler
Barber
Sadler
Deborah Akers
Roger Daniels
Board of Education
Bluefield Police Department
Department of Health and Human Resources
J.A. Jones
Battle of Point Pleasant Frontiersmen Defeated Shawnee Leaders
BLUEFIELD A veteran Lt Col says the Battle of Point Pleasant on Oct 10 1774 is the first battle of the American Revolution. 1 100 Virginia militia defeated Shawnee led by Cornstalk and halted a British Indian alliance. The Point Pleasant monument honors soldiers and Chief Cornstalk and Annie Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Point Pleasant
H.T
Tom) Cook
USMC
Matoaka
Virginia Beach
Cook
Virginia
Cornstalk
West Virginia
U.S
Senate
Annie Bailey
Dunmore
William Clay
John Field
Independent Rangers
Andrew Lewis
Patrick Henry
Mitchell Clay
William Mitchell Clay
Clover Bottom
Mercer County
W.va
Bottom
Clay
Tabitha
Bartley
Ezekiel
Matoaka High School
Ralph Stewart
John Cook
Clays
Stewart
Robert Stewart
George Washington
Red Cross Advice To Beat The Heat In Heatwave
The East River Mountain Area Chapter of the American Red Cross urges precautions as temperatures reach the upper 80s and 90s. Do not rely on beer alcohol or caffeine for hydration. drink water and stay in shade, using cool cloths and gradual rehydration for heat exhaustion and potential heat stroke.
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Bluefield
East River Mountain Area
American Red Cross
Charlene Meade
Meade
Red Cross
Cool tips for beating heat from Rue Red Cross
The Rue Red Cross offers advice for hot days including light colored clothing and hats. Stay hydrated with water or juice and drink regularly even without thirst, avoid alcohol and caffeine, eat small frequent meals, and limit high protein foods. If possible, perform strenuous tasks in the early morning and stay indoors when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luefield
Rue Red Cross
Heatstroke Symptoms Mentioned In Medical Note
The passage describes heatstroke with rising body temperature up to 105 degrees. It notes sweating stopping, hot red dry skin, altered consciousness, rapid weak pulse and rapid shallow breathing as key dangerous signs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Effie Evans Porterfield
William A. Lester
Reese St
Fort Devons
Mass
Okinawa
South Pacific
Newark
New Brunswick
N.J
Dorothy S. Lester
James Lester
East Orange
Chapel Funeral Home
Bland St
WD. Hasty
John Price
Shaffer Memorial Community Cemetery
Christiansburg
Marvin Rogers
Charles Moore
Edward Baker
Linwood Manns
Odell Palmer
Claude Harding
Walter Price
Andrew Dodson
Herman Lawson
Raven
Tazewell County
Powell and
Maggie Short Lawson
Robert Eugene Lawson
Gaynell Jamison Lawson
Mathew Lawson
Darrenisha Lawson
Devivian Lawson
Alonzo Lawson
Powell Lawson, Jr
Marvin Lawson
Mervin Lawson
Maude Estella Lowe Lawson
Singleton Funeral Service
Cedar Bluff
Ancil Childress
Short
Lawson
Road Ridge
Dewey Curtis
Shorty’ Farmer
Richlands
Bee
W. Albert and
Martie Mae Barton
Mullins Ford
W.E.F. White and Sons
Virginia Dump Bodies
Church of Jesus Christ
Coaldon
Kent Farmer
Crucie Taylor
Emma Jean Cordle Farmer
Gladys Farmer
Hassel Farmer
Norfolk
Hershel Farmer
Claude Farmer
Eton College
N.C
Hurst-Scott
Elmer Lee Burke
Elsie Burke
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
Wayne Cordle
David Cordle
Tommy Cordle
Dean Cordle
Kenneth Stiltner
Andrew Blankenship
Charlie Mitchell
Tim Mitchell
Lonzo Keen
Hurley
Bristol Regional Medical Center
McDowell County
Sherman and
Elizabeth Bailey Keen
Kelso Church of Christ
Mary Stacy Keen
Peggy Sue McClanahan
Ervin Keen
Christopher James McClanahan
Elsie Keen
Cynthia Hurley
Mary Lou Cline
Pricey Steele
Martha Lockhart
Willie, Harrison
Thomas Keen
Marie Houston
Bedford
Ethel McClanahan
HC 60
Betty Hibbitts
Rt. 5
Grundy
Dianna Dawson
Bland
Flora Keen
Robert Keen
Kelsa Church of Christ
Kelsa
Steve Dawson
Mike Trent
E.C. Honaker
Dan Stacy
State Line Ridge #1
Paynesville
Chess Green, Jr
Fanning Funeral Home
Elkhorn Church
Belcher Mountain
Goldie Ellen Lusk
Crumpler United Methodist Church
Lusk-Mitchem
Beartown
Hubert Wayne Sweeney
Haysi Funeral Home
J.S. Willis
Haysi
Thurman
Stacy
Bee Branch
Old Regular Baptist
Slate Creek
Greenhills
Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Radford Lee Adams
Gospel Light of Faith
Kellysville
Oakvale
Lois E
Jackie’ Clark
Honaker Funeral Home Chapel
Hawkins Cemetery
Elsie Wiley White
Burns Wornal
Athens Road
Athens
Patricia Keene Lakey
Hurst-Scott Funeral
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Mullins Ratliff
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Tazewell
Maplewood Cemetery
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
Steve Smith
Tom Colley
Terri Hale
Tim Booth
Wade Watson
Jenry Meado
Ra Coleman Jim Terry
Ira Hawkins
Bill Archer
Feddy Paynter
Samantha Perry
Artment
Tammie Lucas
Bottonline
Daily Telegraph
Business Office
Princeton News Bureau
Petters
Pssthas
Seiu ID Eee
Ith
Frank Wood
Frank Sayles Jr
Bobby English
Jon Hart
Rhonda Watson
D.A.R.E
A-1
Tony Barbery
The
Greg Jordan
Electrolux Vacuum
Richlands & Honaker
Long
Gilver
E Chucfield Daly Celeraph
Richlands Welch
Bluefield Tazewell
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