Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 6 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1981

Page

3

Deaths and Funerals in Daily Telegraph region

Milton Honaker 75 of West Palm Beach former Princeton resident died after a long illness at home. He was WWII veteran with 101 Airborne, retired from Whitney Pratt Aircraft, survived by wife Reba and multiple relatives. Funeral plans set at Resthaven Park Cemetery Princeton. Other obituaries include Horace Kessinger 89 Uniah and Tivis Boyd 76 Davenport with services in Union and Davenport area. Dr Eugene Crockett 58 Radford and Mrs Lydia Penley 82 Dumfries formerly Honaker, plus multiple memorials for area residents with services and burial details listed.

Milton Honaker Milton Bert” Honaker West Palm Beach Fla Princeton Springton Henry H Mary Etta Miller Honaker Whitney Pratt Aircraft Corp 101 Airborne Division Florida Reba Smith Honaker Freddy Williams Luthfer Honaker Saritee S.C Hazel Setliff Frank Bernice) Good Tony Vivian) Frastes L.B Ferol) White Montcalm June Marin Phoenix Ariz Resthaven Park Cemetery Amos Turner L.B. , White, Jr Horace Kessinger Horace C.luemma Ae Kessinger Uniah Bluefield Raleigh County Joseph and Maria Bryson Shumate Athens Christian Church Monroe County American Association of Retired Persons Hallie Leach Union H.C. Kessinger, Jr Durham N.C Tivis Boyd Tivis Hettie P.) Boyds Davenport Buchanan County Cummings Missouri Wilson Presley Primitive Baptist Church Wanda Lee Boyd Raymond Boyd Honaker Tivis Boyd, Jr Virgie Breeding Royal City Julia Breeding Vansant Doug Presley T Ball Elmer Brown _Offic Eugene Crockett Eugene Victor Crockett Radford Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry American Dental Association Radford Kiwanis Club American Legion Mercer County Anglers Club Grove United Methodist Church Pearl E. Crockett Ralph Crockett Richmond Edgar Davy Crockett Roanoke Warren Crockett Bristol, Va Hargus Crockett Wytheville Joe Sedwyn Crockett Bishop June Browne Virginia Beach Betty Gillie James R. Green Devilbiss Funeral Home John Penley John Floyd Lydia) Penley Dumfries Woodbridge Honaker Funeral Earl Hubbard John Massie Austin Cemetery Venna Warren Mindie Owens Harris Church of Jesus Christ William Marie) Deel Dale City Elmer Laura) Deele Ethel Lockhart Ervin Penley Stan Penley Fred Gravely Fred Lena M.) Gravely Brandon Ave Maryy. Platt Roadoke Robert O. Gravely Batlard William Virginia Widener James Annie) Widener Gilliam Dillard Viney) Quesenberry Landgraff Ervin Sparks Elkhorn Garl Sparks Red Sulphur Springs Roselawn Memorial Gardens Charles Waldron Cha Dorothy Ann) Waldron Virginia Ave Richlands Hicks Grandview Memory Gardens Borth Christiansburg Alonze Lillian Lang Huffmart Graham Christian Church Randy (Susatt) Akers Shannon Akers Britt Shawver Mark Thompson Rick Akers Bucky Haun Claude Brooks L. Short

Biurfield Daily Telegraph Brief Item

Fragmentary OCR note from Biurfield Daily Telegraph 4, dated 1893, offering publication details. The legible portion provides an abbreviated masthead and indicates a periodical format with ongoing issues. No clear event, person, or location can be discerned from the readable text.

Price Freeze Demands Hit Gdansk as Solidarity Protests Rise

Solidarity Congress calls for a price freeze in Poland and threatens a token nationwide strike if the communist government does not comply. In Washington, Americans add 2.9 billion more in installment debt in August, the largest short-term jump since March, per the Federal Reserve. Airlines cut fares on busy routes as a price war expands despite air controller strikes. The House Intelligence Committee seeks more justification for CIA spying on U.S. groups. Military pay rises proposed: enlisted 10-17 percent, officers 14.3 percent, benefiting about 2.1 million personnel.

Gdansk Poland Solidarity Consumer Credit Washington Federal Reserve Board Washington Congress Reagan

Sadat Assassination Tops Egypt Parliament Action and Aftermath

Egypt reacted to Sadat's assassination with Parliament endorsing Mubarak as ruling party nominee for president, ensuring his place on the October 13 ballot within the 60 day limit. Haig said no foreign involvement detected. Sadat’s body moved to a Cairo mosque and mausoleum as details on attackers varied, with witnesses citing 4 to 8 assailants. Mubarak, Sadat’s long-time vice president, expected to be sworn in October 15.

Sadat El-Masry Egypt Mubarak Alexander M. Haig Jr Washington Maadi Military Hospital Cairo Nasr City Gamal Florida Israel Abu Ghazala Moscow Haig Soviet Union Defense Abdel Halim Abu Ghazalla U.S State Department Sudan Saudi Arabia Oman

Bluefield Hospital Eyes Expansion Plans with 300-Bed Potential

Bluefield Community Hospital officials met with community leaders at the Sheraton Inn to discuss long range growth. Associate Administrator Don Wechsler said the 250 bed facility sits on a 300 bed chassis and could add beds though the exact number is undetermined. He noted current capacity with patients in treatment rooms as needed and urged public input on services for the next five to 15 years while aiming to become a major medical center amid economic recovery and coal industry rebound.

Daily Telegraph Bluefield Community Hospital Sheraton Inn Don Wechsler Wechsler Malcolm Bates Freeman and White Wallace Duncan Bluefield West Virginia Southwest Virginia Newport News Armco Scott Aiken Chessie System

Reagan Threatens Veto On Large Domestic Spending Bill

President Reagan's aides signaled plans to veto an 87.4 billion House passed appropriations bill for Labor Education and Health and Human Services. Senate Republicans back cuts. Speaker O'Neill says veto override likely. Debate centers on across the board cuts and delaying tax cuts with implications for deficits and programs.

Washington Reagan Congress Thomas P. O'Neill White House Larry Speakes Departments of Labor, Education Health and Human Services GOP Senate Appropriations Committee Mark Hatfield Hatfield House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ivefield Daily Telegraph Broyles-McGuire Funeral Home Leroy Crane Foster Cemetery Charlie Joe Weikle Larry Shumate Haskell Shumate Sherman Shumate C.C. Parker Henry H. Hancock Mark Kilcollin Whitey Fullen Allie Skeens Allie C. Skeens Route 2 Grundy Virginia Sadie Doyle Sadie Belle Doyle Coy Ave Athens Road Holt Jennifer D Routeél, Matoaka Weyanoke Church of God William Belcher Bailey Funeral Home Ross James Robert Rock Bailey Funeral Paul Mall Mt. Olive Cemetery Lashmeet Michael Ross Dwight Ross Clinton Mills Dennis Shrewsbury Clarence Sexton Larry Sexton William Hunt Gladys Marion Price) Hunt South State St Athens Pepsi Cola Bottling Co George W. Seaver Paul Price Huntington Northfork Page Funeral Home Welch Michael Beatty Carolina Ave Princeton Avenue Donnie G. Fink Box 7 Ghent Beatty Fink George Sarver Biurfield Baily Moran Ay Danforth Isurance Agency Auto License Service Ours New York American Trans World Airlines United CIA Operations House Intelligence Committee Reagan Administration CIA Edward P. Boland Christ Falls Mills Harry Camper McDowell County Camper Wade T. Watson Miss Cecil Jerry Cameron Watson Rudolph Murensky Murensky Patterson Green Valley Speakes OMB O'Neill United States Massachusetts Libya Church OF God Highland Avenue Gary Riggs K. B. Arnold Kerosun Virginia Hardware Company Mercer St W.va
Search Courier

Search the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication