Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area Paynesville to Pocahontas
Obituary notices list Mrs Haze Mullins of Paynesville and Nolan Young of Hensley among those whose funerals are scheduled or completed. Details include burial sites in Osborne Cemetery Stacy and Mitchell Cemetery Hensley, church services, pallbearers, and arrangements by local funeral homes Fanning Bennett Northfork and others. The notices also report additional deaths in the region with service times and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze Mullins
Haze
Goldie Ann) Mullins
Paynesville
Grundy
Ethel Church
Delbert Justus
George Baker
Osborne Cemetery
Stacy
Buchanan County
Will
Liza Jane Mathey Justus
Ethel Williams
Helen Blankenship
Mineral Wells
Texas
Evelyn Church
Mary Moore
Daisy Lawrence
Morris, Ill
Roy A. Mullins
Church Road
Will Mullins
Hurley
Stevie Mullins
Styles
Olen
Nolan Young
Nolan Ira Young
Hensley
Welch
Kentucky
Ira
Cynthia Williams Young
United Mine Workers
Laura Dixon Young
Bobby
Roger Young
Jerry Young
Fanrock
Peggy England
Potomac
Mich
Bonnie Franklin
Alexandria
Myrtle Valley Old Regular Baptist Church
Tom Potter
Morgan Belcher
Virgil Akers
John Wingler
Mitchell Cemetery
Tom Henderson
Verlin Jones
Will Cook
Clark Belcher
Benny England
Frankie Howell
Martin England
Eric England
William Blankenship
Doug Blankenship
Fanning
Howard Shanks
Howard (Mattie) Shanks
Northfork
Don Keesling
Bluefield
Princeton
Bennett- Fanning Funeral Home
Franklin Deleanor Keen
Pilgrim Knob
Buchanan County Funeral Home
Keen Mountain
Jess Griffith
Jimmy Keen
Stacy, Va
Dwight
James O
Eddie Mullins Keen
Frankie
Robert Keen
Doug Keen
Richlands
Va. C
French
Sadie Helen
Abbs Valley
Abbs Valley Baptist Church
Route 1
Ernest Breeding
Philip Hall
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union Funeral Home
Pocahontas
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
Bluefield Daily Telegraph established 1893 lists delivery options by mail and home rates. Includes address, Postmaster, and association with the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Telegraph
Bland Street
Bluefield
W Va
Associated Press
W.va
Audit Bureau of
P.O
Bluefield, W
OPEC Eyes Unified Prices Move Toward Shared Oil Pricing
New York dispatch says OPEC edges toward a unified price to curb world oversupply as Saudi Arabia maintains high output. Venezuela's energy minister predicts a $34 base price with a December meeting, while traders weigh congressional radar-sale decisions and potential production shifts across members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Abu Dhabi
U.S
Humberto Calderon Berti
Venezuela
Caracas
Kuwait
Halsey Peckworth
Platt
Oilgram Price Report
Congress
Jones Selected For Yorktown Celebration
Melanie Ann Jones of Bluefield Virginia has been chosen to participate in Yorktown Bicentennial celebrations in Virginia Beach area events Friday through Monday. She will trumpet in the Bicentennial Band, following last year’s All Virginia Band. The event marks Cornwallis surrender to Washington 200 years ago with dignitaries including President Reagan, President Mitterrand, Governor Dalton and 19 other governors. Jones is a Radford University music major, daughter of James H and Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanie Ann Jones
Bluefield
Yorktown
Cornwallis
George Washington
Reagan
Mitterand
France
John N. Dalton
Miss Jones
Radford University
James H. Jones
Bluefield, Va
Flood threat persists as rivers stay high in Texas and Oklahoma
The deluge ended in northern Texas and southern Oklahoma but continued flood risk lingered with clouds and swollen rivers. The National Weather Service warned record crests on the Red River and tributaries, while most major Oklahoma highways reopened though some remained underwater and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Red River
Trade With South Africa Continues Across Africa
Johannesburg reports anan expert promotions officer stating that all African states traded with South Africa despite calls for boycotts. In 1980 African states spent at least 1.4 billion dollars on South African food and finished goods while many governments maintain or tilt relations driven by interdependence and shared access to markets and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Malawi
Pretoria
Zambia
Kenya
Zimbabwe
Mozambique
Angola
Botswana
South West Africa
Nigeria
Black Africa
Unemployment Drops in West Virginia and 12 Other States
West Virginia and twelve other states saw unemployment fall by at least one full percentage point from August 1980 to August this year, according to the U.S. Labor Department. Federal figures show a nuanced picture of joblessness and labor market strength across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
U.S. Labor Department
Rockefeller
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arizona
Georgia
Indiana
Idaho
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Trade and Labor Signals in 1980s Era Declines
The article notes Western Canada issues and a grand jury indictment alleging a conspiracy to hinder ore movement from Great Lakes docks, with actions like denying dock leases to Litton Industries and opposing ore truck transport in Lorain Ohio. It also reports unemployment shifts from August 1980 to August 1981, highlighting West Virginia at 8.4 percent and broad declines in 13 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Great Lakes
Litton Industries
Lorain
Ohio
Inquest Recommends Homicide Charges Against Three Officers
An inquest jury urged that three white Milwaukee officers be charged with homicide by reckless conduct for the death of Ernest R. Lacy, who died in custody after a rape inquiry. The jury also called Dekker Enters and Kmichik for misconduct in public office over alleged failure to provide aid and inform medics. District Attorney McCann said charges would be filed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquest
Milwaukee
George Kalt
James Dekker
Thomas Eliopus
Dekker
Robert Enters
Kenneth Kmichik
Watt
Washington
Reagan
Interior
James G. Watt
House
Subcommittee
Congress
House Energy and Commerce Committee
U.S
IRA network rebuilt by Provisional IRA in Britain
British security sources say the outlawed IRA has reorganized its mainland network and holds enough explosives for a new terror blitz. The Chelsea Barracks bombing squad is said to be part of the new network established over the last year. Presley Doctor testifies about altered prescriptions tied to Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley in Nichopoulos case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRA London
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Chelsea Barracks
London
Provisional
Presley
Memphis
Tenn
Jerry Lee Lewis
Elvis Presley
Robert J. Muehlberger
U.S. Postal Service
George Nichopoulos
Nichopoulos
Budget questions raised in Mercer County Board of Education meeting
Bluefield lawyer and Brewster defend budget transparency amid accusations of misused funds. He explains state funding for 1981 82 totals about 20 million with salary and administrative costs included, notes bond and construction figures, and urges public questions be directed to the superintendent or treasurer before demanding audits or public meetings. He defends audit results and accuses critics of seeking publicity rather than factual clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Mercer County Board of Education
MCEA
Brewster
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Virginia Funeral Home
French Shelton
French Johnston Shelton
Clearwater, Fla
Clearwater
George W. Seaver
Crawford Hipps
Crawford
Euna Pruitt Dillon) Hipps
Chicago
Ill
Bland
A.H. Pruitt
Carla Dillon Hipps
Cicero
Vicki Dillow Potter
Jonathan Hipps
Franklin Keen
Richard Shrader
Richard Henry
Fuzzy) Shrader
Crumpler
Swords Creek
Honaker Funeral Home
Honaker
Harless Hess
Russell Memorial Cemetery
Lebanon
Palmer
Elbert Luke
Hermie Letha
Carl Robinson
Kerosun
Virginia Hardware Company
Mercer St
Princeton, W.vo
Jones
West Africa
Yokohama
Cape Town
Organization of African Unity
Mauritius
Gabon
Lusaka
OAU
Africa
North Africa
Sahara
Stephen P. Meyer
Paul S. Perfater
Social Security
Charleston National Plaza
Charleston
E. Michael McCann
Ernest R. Lacy
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Central Committee
Zyrardow
Tadeusz Narkun
Brushfork Church OF Christ
Falls Mills Road
M. F. Norwood
Glenwood
Danforth
Insurance Agency
Bluewell
Ghaser’s Lounge
Princeton RD
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