Obituaries for infant Mercedes Cox and Beulah Kalling
Mercedes R Cox infant daughter of Angelica Cox of Tazewell Virginia died Friday October 11 at Tazewell Community Hospital. Beulah Kalling 87 of Kroontje Nursing Center Blacksburg Virginia formerly Princeton died Friday October 11 at her residence. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Peery and St Clair Funeral Home Tazewell and Seaver Funeral Home Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes R. Cox
Angelica Cox
Tazewell
Tazewell Community Hospital
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Beulah Kalling
Kroontje Nursing Center
Blacksburg
Princeton
Seaver Funeral Home
Obituaries for Stella Anthony Ethelene Cantrell and others in multiple towns
Obituaries list Stella Mae Anthony of Farmington Michigan and Stella Garner of Farmington, plus Ringgold Georgia resident Ethelene Cantrell, Front Royal Virginia nurse Vivian Hatcher, and Giles McManaway of Pettry. Notices cover survivors, service details, and funeral arrangements across Bluefield Ringgold Princeton and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Mae Anthony
Farmington, Mich
Bluefield
William and
Sue Davis
Chatham
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Classified Rates and Corrections Policy
Public notice of corrections policy and advertising rates for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Includes subscription costs, delivery options, and contact paths for reporting errors or requesting clarifications. Mentions circulation director and standard AB+C AP WV Press Association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Funerals for Stella Mae Anthony Ethelene Lambert Cantrell
Funeral notices list services for Stella Mae Anthony at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with entombment at Restlawn Memorial on Littlesburg Road. Ethelene May Lambert Cantrell will be mourned at Light House Baptist in Rossville with interment at Woodlawn Memorial Park Bluefield. Billy T. Holliday and George H. Kelly also noted with church services and burial plans. Osie Cordel Lowman graveside service scheduled at Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Joseph Anthony
Salem
Edward Anthony
Las Vegas
Nev
Hazel Clemons
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rosa McKinnnon
Forestville
Stella Garner
Farmingtonich
Jewell Anthony
Charles Anthony
Farmington, Mich
Donnie Berger
Lynch
Tom Cantrell
Cherry Log
John A. Cantrell
Lone Star
Texas
Roger Michael Cantrell
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Kathy Cantrell
Fort Oglethorpe
Randall Cantrell
Ringgold
Marvin Cantrell
Light House Baptist Church
Rossville
Fred Santana
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluefield
Wilson Funeral Home
Wallis Stewart
Stella Mae Anthony
Restlawn Memorial
Littlesburg Road
Ethelene May Lambert Cantrell
Billy T. Holliday
Mt. Harman Church of God
Thorpe
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Bluewell
George Howard Kelly
Big Jenny Freewill Baptist Church
Virgil Harden
Douglas Blankenship
Kelly Cemetery
Coon Branch
Osie Cordel Lowman
Greenhills Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Landslide traps two workers at Monroe Health Center site
A construction cave in at a Monroe County site left Oscar "Lee Roy" Ballard 65 in fair condition after being buried for nearly four hours. Will Thomas, 44, rescued and airlifted in good condition. Ballard had heart surgery previously. the incident involved a five foot ditch and a plastic sewer pipe installation near U S 219. Kenneth Vess, owner of K L Vess Construction, reported the accident to 911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterstown
Monroe County
Charleston Area Medical Center General Hospital
Oscar “Lee Roy” Ballard
Camcgh
Ballard
Princeton Community Hospital
Deb Griffith
PCH
Sue
Monroe Health Center
Will Thomas
U.S. 219
Carilton Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Vess
K.L. Vess Construction
Stocks rally despite weak data and Iraq war worry
Stocks rose with IBM up 6.34 to 63.92 after an upgrade and overall indexes gained. Retail sales fell 1.2 percent in September, the largest drop since November, while wholesale prices rose 0.1 percent and consumer sentiment slipped to 80.4 in October. Investors weighed mixed indicators, noting inflation remains tame but worrying over economic recovery and possible war with Iraq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Lehman Brothers
Commerce Department
Labor Department
University of Michi
Dow
Jones Newswires
Forelli
Iraq
Federal judge assigns counsel after assault at emergency housing
FBI report describes Horton allegedly pushing a FEMA employee down stairs and striking with a hammer during noise complaint checks in an emergency housing area. Horton faces up to 10 years in prison and up to 250000 in fines, with enhanced penalties for weapons. Bond set at 10000. preliminary hearing scheduled Oct 17 before Magistrate Judge VanDervort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
FEMA
Horton
U.S
David A. Faber
West Virginia
Faber
Chambers
R. Clarke VanDervort
Police officer shot and hospitalized in Martinsburg area
Martinsburg City Hospital and Washington County Hospital treat an 8 year veteran state police trooper Elswick after a burglary and kidnapping incident. He is listed in critical but stable condition. Welch police chief Bowman called him a fine officer and good man. He began with Welch PD in the early 1990s and joined the state police in 1995. First Sgt. Tim Bradley notes domestic violence calls are among the most dangerous for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg City Hospital
Elswick
Martins
Bowman
Welch Police Department
State Police
Martinsburg
Tim Bradley
Mercer County
West Virginia State Police
Bradley
Teens Injured After Night Crash Near Giles High School
Three Giles High School youths, including a 13 year old, were involved when a pickup rolled after striking a tree at 1 35 a m on Wilburn Valley Road nine tenths of a mile west of Route 664 Pulaski deputies stopped a 14 year old front seat passenger and police said the vehicle was registered to a parent Authorities discuss juvenile sentencing and potential parental liability in such cases with no firm charges announced at this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Police
Mike Slater
Riggs
Wilburn Valley Road
State Rt. 664
Stater
Davis
Pulaski County
State Rt. 11
Giles High School
Pearlsburg
Giles County
Phillip Steele
Virginia
Richmond
Steele
Residents react as shoots unfold near Fredericksburg
In Tazewell and Buchanan counties residents recount fear and disrupted routines as Interstate 95 was closed to search a white van after a string of shootings near Fredericksburg. Edith and Frank, neighbors in a quiet retirement area, describe heightened security, traffic jams, and a sense the danger may hit closer to home. Police dogs, patrols, and checkpoints transformed daily life as people sought safety and updates. Contact information provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Buchanan
Edith
Fredericksburg
Grant
Marine Corps
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Ethelene May
Lambert Cantrell
Keystone
Dade City
Fla
John W. Cantrell
David Cantrell
Baltimore
Patricia Randolph
Greenville
Linda Vail
Brenda Wood
van Wert
Fred Cantrell
Wakeman
Vivian White Hatcher
Front Royal
Southerlands
Maddox Funeral Home
Deborah Rutter
Culpeper National Cemetery
Hatcher
Walter
Cora Reed White
Limeton
Limeton United Methodist Church
Daryl Davison
Thunderbird Rd
Bentonville
Giles H. McManaway
Pettry
Hackett Ridge
Coy Carl
Christie Mae Caperton McManaway
W&h Construction Company
Pettry Church of Christ
James
Arlo McManaway
Ella Jean Akers McManaway
Violet Taylor
Coy McManaway
Eula
Leroy McManaway
Shirley
Robert McManaway
Beverly
Arnold McManaway
Christine
Harless McManaway
Blake White
Memorial Funeral Directory
Athens Road
Jim Stanley
John Crews
McManaway Family
Bluefield Avenue
P.O. Box
Advertising Directo Accountant
Production Directo
Vertising Retail Manager
Circulation Circulation Directo
Randy Deason
Tom Colley
Terri Haie
Rhonda Watson
Henry
Mea
Cheryl Knowles
Vartment
Tim Booth
Bottonline.com
Bazanting
Bluefield Ave
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press
WV Press Assn
Daily Telegraph
Mail Daily
Charleston
B.K
A-1
Mike Fleener Jr
Fleenor
Bknecessary
Bdtonline
Frank
Electrolux
Bluefield Dance Theatre
Hain & Nails
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