Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Elmer Brown and Others
Obituary notices from Caretta Draper and Glen Lyn announce the deaths of Mrs Ola Umberger Brown 75 of Caretta Robert Posey Crockett Sr 69 of Draper and Mrs Lola Mann 66 of Glen Lyn. Brown taught 46 years in McDowell County and held church and fraternal roles. Crockett died after a long illness with services at Bower Funeral Home and burial in Princeton. Mann died in a Princeton hospital with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brown
Elmer
Ola Umberger) Brown
Caretta
Welch
Athens
Robert Shannon
Emma Gildersleeve Umberger
McDowell County
National Retired Teachers Association
Order of Eastern Star
Berwind
White Shrine
Caretta First
Gerald Smith
Woodrow Richardson
Luther Burress
Raymond King
Johnny Linkous
Howard Linkous
Roy Newman
E.G. Rose
G.E. Brown
R.R. McCall
Ralph Hurst
Berwind Chapter
Douglas
In War
Robert Crockett
Robert Posey Crockett, Sr
Rt. 1
Draper
Staunton
Pulaski County
Joseph Kent
Lula Gay Howard Crockett
Kenneth
Virginia) Truslow
Verona
Kenny
Jeannette) Cassell
Princeton
Robert Posey Crockett Jr
Lexington
Jack
Lillian) Hartwell
Minnie Blackburn
Roanoke
Ruth Caldwell
Vinton, Va
J.W
Frances) Lewis
Cary
N.C
Murphy Crockett
Barren Springs
John J. Crockett
Woodrow Crockett
Salem
Lola Mann
Glen Lyn
Broyles Funeral
Peterstown
Lendale Bailey and others listed in Princeton notices
Lendale Bailey 53 of Pisgah Road Princeton died on arrival at a Princeton hospital after a long illness. Retired General Telephone installer and World War II Army veteran. Survived by wife Arlene, son Kevin, daughter Karen Stovall, two sisters, one brother, and a grandson. Services held at Burns Wornal Chapel with burial at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Also listed are George Everett Jones 90, Harrison Monroe Keys 92, Albert Ray Holdren 65, Truman Harold Chatting 60, Mickey L. Midkiff 49 with respective service details. Rodeo and union news wrap the batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendale Bailey
Pisgah Road
Princeton
Spray
N.C
Thorlie
Bessie Rowland Bailey
U.S. Army
General Telephone
Southeast
Arlene McKinney Bailey
Kevin Dale Bailey
Cyrus
Karen) Stovall
Mathew
Corine) Shoda
Cleveland
Ohio
Chriss
Norma) Dicipulo
Norfolk
Wesley Glen Bailey
Athens
Burns Wornal Chapel of Memorial
Paul Hall
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield-Princeton Road
George E. Jones
George Everett Jones
Maple Street
Williamson
Ash County
Winfield Scott
Louisa Brooks Jones
Mingo Lime and Lumber Company
First United Methodist Church
Bessie McFarlane Taylor Jones
Walter M. Taylor
Bluefield
Irven Taylor
Louisiana
Virginia Crist
California
Barbara Stevenson
Bridgeton
N.J
Nancy Goodman
Bristol
Truman Harold
South Fifth St
Burns Wornal Chapel
Frank Meadows
R.C. Blankenship
Ralph Shrewsbury
Carl Shrader
Jerry Belcher
Mickey L. Midkiff
North Howard St
Alexandria
Norma Burchell
William J. Midkiff
Washington, D.C
Ruth Selvey Garris
William Mark Midkiff
Chapel Hill
Laura Ann Midkiff
Aberdeen
William Jackson Midkiff Jr
Crookston, Mann
Resthaven Memorial Park
Clarence E. Dillon
Athens Road
Buchanan County Board Rejects Rehire Of Employee
In Grundy Virginia the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors refused to rehire a former employee as secretary bookkeeper in the CETA administration after an executive session. Vickie Mullins signaled possible action but offered no definite plan, with one supervisor citing attitude as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ramsey
Daily Telegraph
Grundy
Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
CETA
Vickie Mullins
Mullins
Wayne Horne
Horne
William Harris
Board of Equalization
Electoral Board
Council High School
Sheriff's Department
Leffler
Guesses Fork
James Culler Sentenced in Federal Embezzlement Case
James Culler former vice president of the Valley Bank and Trust Co Green Valley pleaded guilty to embezzlement and misapplication charges. He received a five year probation sentence and will perform community service for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Culler
The
Valley Bank and Trust Co
Green Valley
Culler
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher Details
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph establishes its origin in Bluefield West Virginia with a 1893 founding, stating mailing address and subscription rates including West Virginia zones and home delivery costs, and notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W Va
Associated Press
West Virginia
P.O
Landon Associates
Bluefield approves 1981 82 city budget with 7 percent raise
The Bluefield Board of Directors formally approved a 1981 82 fiscal year budget of 3 096 527 with a 7 percent raise for all city employees. No raise method discussion occurred. proposals ranged from equal sharing to a tiered raise. The board also backed highway 25 mph signs for Cherry Street and urged Atlanta fund support, plus opened Asphalt Industries bids for street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Terry
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Board of Directors
Paul Oliver Sr
Bea Paine
Oliver
Joe Walker
West Virginia Department of Highways
Cherry Street
Fred Burton
Highway Department
Atlanta
Bluefield
Burton
Asphalt Industries of
Jones and Helton Streets
Jones and Vine Streets
Helton Street
Asphalt Industries
Bush Gets Security Job Despite Protest
Washington AP Reagan names Vice President Bush to chair a crisis management team to coordinate emergencies, despite Haig objecting that he was not consulted. Brady says Bush will lead planning and implement decisions, Haig says he remains dissatisfied with command lines in foreign policy. Labor data cited separately on decontrol effects and energy prices rising 10-12 cents since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
George Bush
Alexander M. Haig
Haig
Capitol Hill
Bush
White House
James S. Brady
Brady
House
Secretary of State
Labor Department
Patrick Jackman
Davy Area Officials Debate School Consolidation Costs
The McDowell area boards weigh consolidation to save money as residents protest closures and bused students. Superintendent Drosick emphasizes community input, possible cuts to PE and music at small schools, and ongoing review of travel and driver mileage costs while promising no immediate decisions. PTA leaders may meet to negotiate in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy Area
Big Jenny
Coalwood Pta
Drosick
PTA
Owens
Three Killed At Bethlehem Steel Plant
A Bethlehem Steel Corp furnace wall collapsed at a Bethlehem plant killing three workers and injuring two others. All five men were Bethlehem Steel employees, per company spokesman Gary Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Gary Graham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Phipps
Kentucky
Church
UMW
BCOA
Brushfork National Guard Armory
Buchanan
John Darcus
Willie Vance
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Charleston
W.va
Daily Mail
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bill Looney
Burton and Looney
Jefferson St
Jaci
Servic
Jackman
McDowell
Elizabeth Taylor Warner
Charmaine