Deaths and funerals of Caldwell Tabor Woody Helton Porterfield
Multiple obituaries from Bluefield and surrounding towns report deaths of Claude Owen Caldwell 69 of Pearisburg Va Edwin A Tabor 73 of Orange Park Fla Betty Austin Woody 92 of Bluefield Jessie Helton 93 of Hurley Velma Porterfield 72 of Mullens John C Hooper 60 Bluefield Walter Earl Church 73 of Jenkin Jones Henry M Tabor 74 Bluefield Randall Stevens 56 McComas Mary Opal Knuckles 72 Maybeury and others. The notices list survivors funeral details burial sites and memorials with dates and locations across Giles Mercer and McDowell counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Owen Caldwell
Pearisburg
Blacksburg
New Castle
Harry Caldwell
W.W. II
Celanese Fiber Company
Narrows
Glenna R. Davenport
Salem, Va
Willie C. Caldwell
Richmond
Milldred Frazier Caldwell
Eddie Caldwell
Dreama Caldwell
Holland Caldwell
Frank Lipes
Peggy Ann Tompkins
Shawn
Hether Caldwell
Riffe
Kim Mustard
Birchlawn
Giles Rescue Squad
Walter Earl Church
Jenkin Jones
Bluefield
Yards
Walter and
Della Crain
Peggy Cooley Church
Burite Church
Edith Sawyers
Christiansburg
Zora Stanley Sluss
Peterstown
Rodriguez Pocahontas Funeral Home
Pocahontas
Ted R. Cook
Church of God
Abbs Valley
Funeral
Henry M. Tabor
Mercer County
Wally
Julie Shrader Tabor
Falls Mills Christian Church
N & W Railroad
U.S. Army
Nannie Lee Peery Tabor
Josephine Vines Tabor
Cecil Eugene Tabor
Green Valley
Howard Jackson Tabor
Clay Bailey
Grandview Memory Garden
Dudley Memorial Mortuary
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher and Staff Note
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Edwin M Freakley as publisher Thomas A Colley as executive editor Patsy P Malamisura as operations manager Jim Terry as editorial page editor Craig S Faulkner as circulation director Linda M Osborne as business manager Carl H Meade Jr as press supervisor Melanie Amey as advertising director The paper is published daily from 928 Bluefield Ave Bluefield West Virginia 24701 and is produced by Worrell Newspapers Inc with subscription and mail rates referenced for inside West Virginia.
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Thomas A. Colley
Patsy P. Malamisura
Linda M. Osborne
Carl H. Meade Jr
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bluefield
W.va
P. O
National Advertising Rep
London Associates
Funerals set for Hazel Pauline Brown and others in Virginia
Funeral notices list Hazel Pauline Barnes Brown 63 of Swords Creek Va. to be held today at 11 a.m. in Richlands with burial at Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill. George Hall 77 of Franklin Tenn. to be held today at 3 p.m. in Bluewell with entombment at Rosedawn Memorial Gardens. Helen Abshire Lane 59 of Ballard to be remembered today at 11 a.m. in Princeton and burial at Resthaven Park Cemetery. Clarence Shepherd 40 of Lebanon Va. to be observed today at 11 a.m. in Honaker with burial at Lowe Cemetery Drill.
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Betty Austin Woody
Bland St
Bluefield
Buckingham County
General Lee
Anna Jackson Austin
Scott Street Missionary
Anna L., Banks
Pittsburgh
Inlaw
Dora Clark
Scott Street Missionary Baptist Church
George R. Bolden
James Davis
Samuel A. Marrs
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Bluefield-Princeton Road
Richardson Funeral Home
Jessie Helton
Hurley
Grundy
Buchanan County
Jefferson
Sarah Fuller Helton
W.W.I
VFW
Post
Pauline H. Prater
Reece Helton
Hurldie Church Helton
Lakie Estep
Inez Stiltner
Harmon
Faye Orens
Cleveland
Callie Tester
Reese Lester
Janie Williamson
Mae Davis
Diane May
George Helton
Robert Helton
Cecil Helton
Virginia Funeral Home Chapel
Arville Collins
Charlie Kennedy
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
Big Rock
American Legion Post 164
George Hall
Royal Oak Blvd
Franklin, Tenn
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Rosedawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
Lane
Helen Abshire
Ballard
George W. Seaver
Resthaven Park Cemetery
Shepherd
Clarence
Lebanon Square
Lebanon
Honaker Funeral Home
Honaker
Lowe
Drill
Defense Post Plans Delayed Announcement Amid Weinberger Hints
Defense continued from A-1 as sources noted a delay in announcing Weinberger's defense post until he returns from California where he attends NATO nuclear planning meetings. Officials expect announcements Thursday or Friday while McLaughlin was named secretary of labor. A former official said Weinberger would stay if driven by policy, but health concerns for his wife influenced his resignation. The moves come amid tense Soviet relations and budget pressures, signaling a shift from ideological conservatism toward centrist arms control.
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Ann Dore McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Defense
Weinberger
Washington
Calfornia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Jane
Pentagon
ABA panel probes Ginsburg cable holdings in ethics review
An ABA panel and the government's ethics office said they are reviewing Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg the handling of a cable case while he held investments in a cable firm. Senators remain cautious saying they know little about him to judge his qualifications. Dole declined to commit, seeking more information.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Douglas H. Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Harold R. Tyler Jr
New York
ABA Standing Committee On Federal Judiciary
Donald E. Campbell
The
Fice
Justice Department
Associated Press
Rogers Communications Inc
Rogers
ABA Review Committee
Rivalry Item Linked to Deaver Probe in 1986
The Deaver defense in a perjury trial argued that a rivalry with Richard V. Allen spurred the 1986 inquiry into Deaver's lobbying business. The claim links Allen's alleged animosity to efforts to discredit Deaver and probe possible conflict of interest violations.
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Washington
Michael K. Deaver
Richard V. Allen
Deaver
Allen
U.S
South
Korea
Pamela G. Bailey
Michael K. Deaver & Associates
Reagan
Randall J. Turk
Grand jury delay in Mecham campaign loan probe in Arizona
Grand jury investigating Governor Evan Mecham over a $350,000 unreported campaign loan was halted after an Arizona Supreme Court justice granted a stay. The court will review Mecham's bid to remove Attorney General Bob Corbin for conflict of interest on Nov. 10. The inquiry centers on reporting gaps, ties to appointments, and undisclosed matters.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Evan Mecham
Arizona Supreme Court
Mecham
Ment
Bob Corbin
Supreme Court
State House
Car Falls From Downtown Parking Garage Killing Three
A car plummeted 50 feet from the Second and Union Parkade in downtown Seattle during the Tuesday rush hour, killing three people. The vehicle struck two street cars, including a man who died and a woman who was injured, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Union
Eric Norberg
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Arnold Monroe Tabor
Orange Park
Fla
Maybccury
Walter C
Edna Mick Tabor
Pocahontas Fuel Company
McComas
Consolidated Coal Company
Bailey Lodge
Montcalm
Knights Templar
Frances Cunningham Tabor
Terry Ray Tabor
Dorothy Byrd
Allentown
Penn
J.E. Tabor
Edsel F. Tabor
Wright Kirtley
Jacksonville Memory Gardens
Jacksonville
Rivermead Funeral Homes
Blanding Blvd
Velma II
Porterfield
Velma I. Porterfield
Mullens
Charleston
James T
Hattie Boggs Reynolds
Grace Methodist Church
Colonial Jeweler
Paul Ashire
Chicago
United Methodist Church
John C. Hooper
John C
Jack" Hooper
Wayne St
Lugo
Randall William Stevens
Byefield
Ocle Ellen Graham Stevens
Charles William “Bill” Stevens
Lorraine Freeman
David Stevens
Adena Brady
Collinsville
Macie Helman Dollar
Route 3
Judy McGhee
Bel Air
Brenda Bowers
Laurel
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
W.E. Yates
Daniel Parish
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Mary Opal Knuckles
Maybeury
Cravens- Shires
Bluefield Baily Telegraph
Bluefield Ave
Princeton Bureau
Edwin M. Freakley
Jim Terry
Craig S. Faulkner
Melanie Amey
D&s
ABA
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Douglas Ginsburg
Deaver Defense
Congressional
Arizona
Ectrolu Cy Vee
Ela Lal Vacuums & Shampooers
Tony Fortuna
John J. Auville
Optometrist
South St
South Street Optical
LaRee
Painting & Croy
Asistion Teren
Vas
Princeton Gymnastics Center
Mercer ST
Marriage & Family Enrichment Institutes
Bill Clarke
America
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Albemarle
Washington Streets S
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