Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Obituaries
A long obituary notice lists Earl Davis Sr and multiple family survivors from Bluefield and Wytheville, with service details at Princeton and multiple other related notices. Additional death notices include Mrs. Roy E Dishner of Mullens, Rev Claude Conn of Hurley, Arvel Blevins of Anawalt, Eva Thornton Noonan of Princeton, Hairston Avery Sr of Beckley, Harold Woodard of Pocahontas, and Iston Hairston of Powhatan with burial plans and funeral home references.
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Earl Davis
Earl Clayton Davis
Rolling Hills
Wytheville
Union St
Bluefield
Wyoming County
Howard
Margaret Howard Davis
Pennzoil Oil Corp
Concord College
Concord College Alumni Association
Emma Lee Davis
Earl C. Davis, Jr
York
Howard Lee Davis
Covington
George T. Davis
West Monroe
Robert C
Martha) Snead
Princeton
George Mack Davis
Ormond
Roy Dishner
Roy E
Hazel M.) Dishner
Mullens
First Church of God of
Bradley Dishner
el Paso
Texas
Violet Thompson
Lillian Burns
Sweet Springs
Mullens First Church
Claude Conn
Hurley
Grundy
Buchanan County
Floyd
Jane Conn
Old Regular Baptist Church
UMWA
Sadie Conn
Edward Conn
Short Gap
Hattie Hurley
Annie Charles
Fenton
Mich
Pauline Conn
Meadowsview
Grace Mathew
Dayton
Ohio
Lonnie Dotson
Newcomerstown
Grundy Funeral Home
Arvel Blevins
Arvel Madison Blevins
Box 20
Anawalt
White Top
Jesse and
Ollie Blevins Dollinger
Lexie Kidwell Blevins
Jim Blevins
Franklin Douglas Blevins
Texarkana
H.T
Ruby Jean) Buchanan
Beckley
Bonnie Blevins
Greenville
N.C
Michael
Teresa) Chapman
Willis Blevins
de Beary
Fla
Willie
Devera) Spencer
Gray Thompson
Maryland
Long Point Missionary Baptist Church
Donnie Farmer
Johnny Buchanan
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell
Bennett-Fanning Funeral Home
Northfork
Eva Thornton Noonan
Lee St
Oakvale
Charles and
Minnie Cole Thomas
First Christian Church
Rennee Carter Group
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastern Star
Princeton Chapter
A.A.R.P
Pisgah Home Demonstration Club
William C. Thornton
Walter Noonan
Randy Thornton
Archie T. Thornton
Daleville
Edgar
Flota) Talbott
Minnie Lou Snider
Salem
Richard Flowers
Thornton
Memorial
Hairston Avery Sr
William Avery
Keystone
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Harold Woodard
Harold Eugene Woodard
Box 187
Pocahontas
Lee County
William Woodard
Della Woodard Hammonds
Harold
Pocahontas Baptist Church
Garnetta Kidd Woodard
Hubert “Gene
David Ray Woodard
Allen
Carolyn) Warburton
Paul
Wanda) Money
Springville
David
Betty) Poseno
Boissevain
Hubert C. Hammonds
Evansville
Ind
Clarence Hammonds
Gary
Robert Woodard
Detroit
Kenneth Woodard
Warren, Mich
Howard Woodard
Atlanta
Pearl Holmes
Bill
Vera) Robbins
Keokee
Christine Long
Jim
Virginia) Adams
Annie Lawson
Ashburn
Ruby Beard
Pennington Gap
Iston Hairston
Powhatan
Welch Hospital
Richardson Funeral Home
Douglas Grisso
Douglas Crockett Grisso
College Ave
Roanoke
Benjamin Newton
Ethel Farley Grisso
N&w Railway Co
College Avenue
Charles D
Sue) Parks
Hampton
John
Janice) Woodward
Mary Beth) Modena
Richmond
James D. Grisso
Cleda Bailey
Ivan
Vivian) Martin
John F
Josephine) Wise
Hyattsville
Kenneth Grisso
Rich Creek
Melvin Grisso
Vinton, Va
Wendell Grisso
Mercer Funeral Home Chapel
Marvin W. Barbie
Woodlawn Memorial Park
Bluewell
Obituary notices and funeral services listed for several Princeton area residents
Funeral notices for Phlegar Summers Ariel Richman Parks Dial Drosick Justice and Grisso plus memorials for Thomas Lilly and Thomas French Lilly, detailing service times locations and officiants. Names include Winter Springs Princeton Bluefield Warriormine Welch and Ashdown, with churches and cemeteries in Princeton Bluewell Rock and nearby.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph History Note
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph listing details the paper’s establishment in 1893, publishing location at 412 Bland Street, West Virginia address for circulation updates, and advertising representation references. It notes home delivery and annual rate structures.
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Daily Tele Printing Co
Bland Street
W. Verno
Associat Ey Ink
West Virginia
P.O. Box
Bluefield
W. Va
Landon Associates
Mercenaries Convention Demonstrates Firepower Onlookers
About 350 spectators watched Peter Kokalis of Soldier of Fortune show destructive firepower at a Boulder event. Eight machine guns, including a .50 caliber and a Sten, fired atop pumpkins and clay banks, with Kokalis warning of unpredictable projectiles as gear rumbled.
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Liddy
Peter
Israeli Army Denies Withdrawal In Beirut Fighting
Lebanese radio reported Israeli troops began withdrawing from central mountains to let Lebanese army enter and curb clashes between Christian Phalangist and Druse militiamen. Israeli command denied withdrawal and said troops stay to prevent further clashes. Four Shiite refugees died in west Beirut clashes near the airport. Prime Minister Begin ordered protection for Druse villagers. President Gemayel met with Christian and Druse representatives. Refugees try to block demolition of Ouzai Mosque. Cabinet optimistic on border agreement as Lebanon withdrawal unfolds.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shouf
Tel Aviv
Menachem Begin
Israel
Phalange
Druse
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
New York
Shafik Wazzan
Kfarmatta
Dakroun
Abbey
Banouerta
Socialist Progressive Party
Wazzan
Ouzai
Jerusalem
Atlantic Monthly Marks 125th Anniversary in Boston
The Atlantic Monthly, founded in 1857, celebrates 125 years with a party and guests including Saul Bellow Seymour Hersh and Edward Kennedy. Mortimer Zuckerman, owner, aims to preserve the magazine as a thoughtful voice while recalling its long history from Holmes and Emerson to Frost and Stockman.
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Boston
Holmes
Emerson
Frost
David Stockman
The
Atlantic Monthly
Saul Bellow
Seymour Hersh
Edward Kennedy
Reagan
Mortimer Zuckerman
Atlantic
New England
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Henry David Thoreau
Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Russell Lowell
the Atlantic
Mark Twain
Robert Frost
William James
John Muir
America
Twain
Julia Ward Howe
Zuckerman
American Soviets Can't Go Home
Newsweek reports that Americans who left for the Soviet Union in the 1930s face bartered return rights. Nineteen have U.S. passports but Soviet authorities refuse exit. Embassy notes clandestine requests to regain U.S. citizenship. Abe Stolar, a Chicago native, cites fifty years without home or money, calling himself a hostage.
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New York
Soviet Union
Newsweek Magazine
U.S
Moscow
United States
Newsweek
Abe Stolar
Chicago
Stolar
Raccoons Indifferent To Rock N Roll
In Detroit a resident named Anna Plumridge faced a bothersome raccoon family at her northwest home. She tried blasting rock music to drive them away, but the pests remained calm and she plans to use mothballs near their nest.
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Detroit
Anna Plumridge
Raccoons
Ex Charleston Mayor Elmer Dodson, 64, dies in Charleston
Former Charleston Mayor Elmer H. Dodson, who served from 1967 to 1971, died Sunday at Charleston Area Medical Center after a sudden illness. The Republican leader guided civil rights measures including an ordinance banning racial discrimination in housing rentals and sales. After failing to unseat Sen Robert Byrd in 1970 he said he would not seek another term as mayor.
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Charleston
W.va
Elmer H. Dodson
Charleston Area Medical Center
Dodson
Robert C. Byrd
Polish Church Leader Sees Zero Options After Martial Law Clampdown
Archbishop Glemp warned that outlawing Solidarity has shut dialogue and left Poles with a zero option beyond unions. Tokarczuk faced state media backlash for a recent sermon opposing martial law. Pope John Paul II’s planned visit is delayed. CTV chief Clark Todd was expelled after being detained while covering the rioting.
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Tokarczuk
Jozef Glemp
Poland
Solidarity
Glemp
Warsaw
All Saints Church
John Paul II
Clark Todd
London
CTV
Todd
Drug Store Robbery Probe Under Way
Princeton police investigate East River Pharmacy robbery on Saturday night. An unknown man forced the manager at gunpoint to open the store and surrender cash and drugs. The loss amount and suspect are undetermined as Lt. Davis leads the ongoing probe with officer Harmon. no injuries reported.
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Princeton
East River
L.J. Harmon
Harmon
Prim. K.B. Davis
W.R. Davis
Vitamin rich Australian fruit found in bush
Australian researchers report in The Lancet a wild bush fruit named Terminalia ferdinandiana containing far higher vitamin C than oranges. Found along Australia's northwest coast, the fruit is small with a single seed and is eaten by locals, especially children, near settlements.
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London
Lancet
Sydney University
Australia
Human Nutrition Unit
Commonwealth Institute of Health At
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Mrs
Eva Noonan
Claudine Hale
Elk Ridge
Phlegar, Heart
Winter Springs
George W. Seaver
Frank Meadows
Paul Hall
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Drosick, JR
John R
Thorpe
St. Peters Catholic Church
Welch
John McGinnity
Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Jim Lane
Oren Jennings
Bob Jack
Robert
Bob) Turner
Mike Cortellesi
Vincent Mullins
Justice
Edward
Davidson St
Mt. Zion Pentacostal
Thomas Lilly
Thomas French Lilly
Saratoga
Ark
Joseph S
Minnie Little Lilly
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Dillon
Zanesville
First United Methodist Church
Ashdown
Gladys White Lilly
William
Jane) Butler
Nelson
Sue) Spitwale
Springfield
Henry
Lynn) Privates
Shaker Heights
Cathy Lilly
Russell Lilly
Glen Daniels
Helen) Piper
Morris Taylor
Oney Family
Ingleside Road
Danforth Insurance Agency
Anyrine
Roller Floral CO. OF
Bluefield, WY
Magazine
Robert B. Miller, M
American Cancer Society
Charles Flynn
Ramsey ST
Warrenizing Cleaners