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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 2002

Page

3

Obituaries from several towns note deaths in October 2002

Obituaries list numerous local residents including Franklin Atwell, Vernon Hoback, Joe Holbrook, Ocie Mullins, H Whitley Perkins, Annie Vineyard, Mary Wade, Mercedez Cox, Clyde Fox Jr, Beulah Kailing, Beulah Kailing, Edward Mitchem, Elizabeth Stallard and others. Funeral services and burial details are provided, with homes and churches named and many notices noting arrangements or incomplete details. The list includes age, residence, hospital, cemetery names, and funeral homes serving each case.

Franklin Atwell Bartley Bluefield Regional Medical Center Church of the Living God Raysal Estep Douglas Mortuary Welch Vernon Nelson Hoback North Tazewell Tazewell Community Hospital Peery & St. Clair Funeral Home Tazewell Maplewood Cemetery Joe Holbrook Yukon Welch Community Hospital Douglas Funeral Home of War Ocie Baker Mullins Old Wolf Creek Road Narrows Riffe H. Whitley Perkins Carriage Drive Beckley Charleston Melton Mortuary, Inc Annie Vineyard Gary Welch Emergency Hospital McConnell Funeral Home Northfork Mary E. Wade Logan St Bluefield Blacksburg Beulah Colette Kailing Kroontje Nursing Center Olive St Princeton Havico Carrick Augustus Bessie Keith Colette Princeton Community Hospital First United Methodist Church Rise and Shine Circle United Methodist Women of the Church Princeton Civic League Ernest S. Kailing Janice Ernestine Kailing James Colette Harold Colette Mildred Booth Juanita Smith Mary Beverage Ethel OS Persivors Norma A Luciano Dominic Clay Randy Adkins Woodlawn Bluewell Kroontie Litton Lane Gentle Shepard Franklin Road S.W. Roanoke Dunbar, WY Eckman Keystone Area Clarence Mitchem Sylvia Mullins Sissy Mullins Sadie Hartley Laura Mitchem India Palmer Robert Mitchem Johnny Mitchem Jim Gus Mitchem Jr James Mullins Alice Kimball Donald Mullins Lebanon Elizabeth Burton Stallard Lewis-Gale Salem Luther Amy Kathleen Burton Everette I. Stallard Elizabeth Daniel R. Stallard Sr Priscilla Darlene Herndon Graham Abingdon Richard Stallard Beverly Charlotte N.C Daniel Stallard Jr Jon Marc Herndon Dwayne Herndon Richard Herndon Josh Stallard Kerri L. Stallard Nicole Katie Jenalee Luke Ryland Jacob Cody Parker Forest Hills Memory Gardens Farrisfuneralservice Farris Funeral Service Stallard

Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press WV Press Assn

A listing of organizational memberships includes the Member Audit Bureau of Circulations the Associated Press and the West Virginia Press Association as affiliations. The brief note confirms these groups are part of the applicant or institution’s professional network.

Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Associated Press WV Press Assn

First lady opens national book festival with a library theme

Laura Bush hosted the National Book Festival at the Capitol with more than 70 authors, illustrators, and performers. She urged reading as a joyful habit, calling herself a former librarian and praising the event as a landmark showcase for reading. Russian first lady Lyudmila Putin attended, and NBA star Jerry Stackhouse joined to promote reading to youths.

Washington Laura Bush Capitol Bush Texas Librarian of Congress James Billington Library of Congress Noelia Rodriguez Lyudmila Putin Vladimir Putin Russia Moscow Washington Wizards Jerry Stackhouse Mary Higgins Clark Luci Tapahanso Stackhouse National Basketball Association White House Mark Twain

Bush signs temporary spending measure

President Bush signed a temporary spending bill allowing the federal government to continue at current funding levels for another week as most budget measures remain stalled in Congress. A $10.5 billion military construction bill was the first of 13 annual appropriations lawmakers have passed for the new budget year starting Oct 1.

Washington Bush Congress House Pentagon Senate Fed

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Mercedez Ranne Cox Angelica Cox William Whitt Jimmy Thompson Conrad Davis Hannah Nicole Cox Connie Thompson Bonnie Christian Helen Davis Buster Pruette Dorsey Whitt Cliffield Eve McDonald Denise Thompson Dominique Davis Betty Davis Christopher Hayes James Dennis Clyde M Junior’ Fox Jr Hartwell Clyde M. Junior’ Fox Jr Bristol Regional Medical Center Bristol Tenn Newhall Clyde Morris Fox Sr Sarah Alta Fox Church of God United States Navy Hawaiian Islands Mr. Fox Consolidation Coal Company UMWA Bill Fox Jim Fox Jean Cain Imogene N. Fox Tommy Fox Lydonia Bishop Fern Givens Dayton Ohio Merle Lockhart Brock T. Fox Kim Tommy Rose Tommy Lexington Heather C. Dillard Roanoke Amber Rose Blake Rose Jacylyn Frank Dink Gent Florida Darrell Long Grandview Memory Gardens Edgar Givens Morris Edward C Ed’ Mitchem St. Lukes Hospital Jim Gus Mitchem Mandy Jarrells Mitchem Temple of Praise Church Upland Giles H. McManaway Burns Wornal Memorial Athens Road McManaway Hackett Ridge Pettry Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield Avenue P.O. Box West Virginia Advertisin Randy Deason Tom Colley Terri Hale Rhonda Watson Henry Meade Cheryl Knowles Tim Booth Unr Bdtonline Bluefield Ave Daily Telegraph Mail Daily Birefield Virginia Electrolux Mas Rosa Rice JT Builders Heritage Ka Louise Thomas Susan Ruble York David Carol Ruble
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