Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield region long list
Robert Candler Sr twenty year Celanese retiree of Narrows and Rich Creek resident dies after long illness in Pearisburg. Services set at Peterstown and others follow for Katie Anders Ralph Palmer Douglas Ferrante Wirt Ratcliff Burgess Lester Alton Spangler Katie Ford Memmo Woodrow Smith Robert Marcum Virges Mooney Harvey Mitchem Velma Cornwell and others in Bluefield Welch and nearby towns with multiple funeral home arrangements and entombment plans.
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Robert Candler
Robert Aaron Candler
Rich Creek
Pearisburg
Peterstown
Joe B
Zenna Page Candler
Lois) Parcell
Narrows
Dorothy) Dunn
Ralph Candler
Oak Hill
Howard Candler
Bluefield
Evelyn Pennington
Princeton
Anna Grace Stover
Ola Mae Patton
Rural Retreat
Broyles Funeral Home
E.E. Chafin
Don Stansell
Burchlawn
Pearlsburg
Ellis
Katie Brown) Anders
Leckie
Bennett-Fanning Funeral
Northfork
Jim Blevins
Grandview Memory Gardens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Galax
John
Lucinda Brown Farley
Bill
Rosie) Parks
Roanoke
Earl
Pearl) Duvall
Bramwell
Luther
Hazel) Ellis
Anawalt
Alfred
Hattie) Day
Skygusty
Don
Lucille) Sizemore
Vernon
Mary) Sizemore
Dayton
Ohio
Bill Anders
Lecki
Ralph Jackson Palmer
Brady Ave
Houston
Tex
Mercer County
B.F
Vergie Elmore Palmer
U.S
Pauline Rogers Palmer
H. Lee Palmer
Dole
Pauline) Via
Norfolk
Claud
Goldie) Marshall
Laurel Fork
Gerald
Ruth) Tyree
Hampton, Va
Brookside Funeral Home
Douglas Ferrante
Douglas Earl Ferrante
Coalwood
Welch Hospital
Douglas Funeral Home
Danny Martineau
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
Yukon
Vincent and
Alice Booker Ferrante
Lauri Ferrante
Alta Loma
Calif
Luciano Ferrante
Joe Ferrante
James Ferrante
Baltimore
Gene
Lillian) Johnson
Aurora
Ill
Walter
Marie) Caldwell
Rogersville
Tenn
Clarence
Loretta) Reece
James
Geneva) Estep
Wirt Jackson Ratcliff
Giles County
Martin Luther and
Martha Anne Ratcliff
New River Tannery
Bluff City
Ida Caperton Ratcliff
Jennings Ratcliff
Eugene Ratcliff
Bobby Ratcliff
Jerry Ratcliff
Billy Ratcliff
Pemberton
N.J
Sue R. Bland
Pulaski
Riffe
James Crabtree
Jim Mullins
Fairview Cemetery
Burgess Lester Burgess Lester
Baisden
Huntington
Mohawk
Clara Hunt Lester
Newark
Del
Harvey Lester
Church of God
Isaban
Greenvallie Cline Lester
Lois) Sellars
Olympia
Wash
Charles
Meta) Justice
James Lester
Ellis Lester
Gladys Shoda
Minnie DeBrall
South Carolina
Edward Lester
Isaban Church of God
Warren Creg
Alton Spangler
Falls Mills
Graham Funeral Home
Lewis Ford
Lewis
Katie Jane Tynes) Ford
Rocky Gap
Tynes Chapel
A.M.E
Fred Saunders
Charlton-Ferguson
Bessie Banks
Newberry Funeral Home
Bland
Harry Memmo
Harry Eugene Memmo
Welch
Joe and
Anna Santy Memmo
General Telephone Company
Harry E. Memmo
Joseph Memmo
St. Petersburg
Fla
Anna Memmo
Sterling Nicholls
Mercer Funeral Home
Leon Alexander
Woodlawn Memorial Park
George Counts
Claude Cruise
Raymond Dalton
Joe Morefield
Dave Grove
C.H. Johnson
Woodrow Smith
Woodrow
Iva Jewell Queen) Smith
Village
Big Four
Dan
Effa Daisy Turner
Union Supply Company
Thorpe
Weslyan Methodist Church
Garth E. Long
Winfield Mayle
Bluewell
Cousins
Robert Marcum
Eads Mills
Athens
Athens Road
Clarence Mitchem
Clarence Thomas Mitchem
Rt. 1
Box
Abbs Valley
Pageton
Henry
Susan Mitchem
U.S. Steel No. 2
Gary
UMWA
Howard Mitchem
Berwick
Clifford Mitchem
Roger Mitchem
Ho-Ho-Kus
Harless Mitchem
Donnie Mitchem
Issac Mitchem
Harve de Grace
Ethel Edmondson Mitchem
Rodriguez-Pocahontas Union
Johnny Elmore
Clifford Bowman
Leroy Bowman
Carl Billips
Vincent Shumate
Ray Williams
William
Toby) Mounts
Velma Cornwell
Velma Jean Cornwell
Rt. 3
Missouri
Brushfork United Methodist Church
Eddie Hall
Larry Hall
West Palm Beach
Cravens-Shires Funeral Home
Edwin Smith
Tabernacle Cemetery
Montcalm
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publisher Information Card
A period reference card for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph outlines its establishment in 1893, address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, and contact details for subscribers and advertising. It notes AP byline rights and mailing practices with rates and post address information.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Press
W.va
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
P.O. Box
Landon Associates
Theatre workshop offered by Southwest Virginia Community College
The Division of Continuing Education at Southwest Virginia Community College will run a theatre workshop across fall winter and spring quarters. One class each quarter covers basic theatre art and production up to staging a final play. Instructor John Steenken, UVa graduate, leads Tuesday evening sessions starting Sept 29 at 6 30. Virginia residents pay 32 25 plus a 5 first time student fee. Contact 964 2555 extension 212 for details.
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Division of Continuing Education
Southwest Virginia Community College
John Steenken
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginia
Campbell Declared Nominee for Fourth District Seat
Campbell of Wytheville is the Democratic nominee for the Virginia House of Delegates Fourth District. As chair of the House Finance Committee since 1974, he pushed tax relief bills including inheritance and gift tax repeal, a senior citizens credit, and removal of sales tax on home heating fuels. A VMI and UVA Law graduate, Campbell is a Marine veteran, attorney, and part time cattle farmer.
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Galax
Archie Campbell
Wytheville
House of Delegates
Ken Ward
Campbell
House
General Assembly
Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
University of Virginia Law School
U.S
Begin Prepares For Meeting With Reagan In New York
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin appeared rested and energetic as he prepared for his first talks with President Reagan. Cyrus Vance described Begin as relaxed and eager to meet Reagan, with discussions covering personal matters and the Middle East.
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New York
Menachem Begin
Reagan
Cyrus Vance
Begin
Vance
Middle East
Yitzhak Shamir
Ariel Sharon
Yosef Burg
Carter
Camp David
Israel
Saudi Arabia
West Bank
Washington
Telethon Sets Record in Las Vegas Pledges
The 16th annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon raised a record 31,498,772 dollars in pledges for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, officials said Monday in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
West Virginia road bond rally for $2.1 billion upgrade
Welch and Bluefield mineworkers hear promoters push a $2.1 billion road and bridge bond, with federal funds, to boost routes 71 20 and local corridors. State figures urge growth as Sam Church's absence and Arnold Miller appearance add political color. John Conlee performs after speeches as miners mingle with the public.
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Welch
Bluefield
Athens
Pipestein
Larrie Bailey
United Mine Workers
Sam Church
UMW
Arnold Miller
Morris Brothers
Miller
John Conlee
Reagan weighs tax hikes to balance budget by 1984
Washington Reuters reports the Reagan administration studying a range of tax raising options to meet the pledged 1984 budget balance. Potential measures include higher excise taxes, stricter tax enforcement, narrowed interest deductions, and increased user fees for aviation, maritime, and barge users.
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Washington
U.S
R. Tim McNamar
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Reagan
Congress
McNamar
Rahall Probes Reagan Cuts at Mine Workers Park Rally
U S House Democrat Nick Rahall faced boos and applause at Bluefield City Park during the United Mine Workers Labor Day event. He defended black lung benefits, blasted Reagan budget cuts, and warned of fewer federal mine inspectors raising fatality risks. He urged a September 19 Solidarity Day March in Washington to protest policy changes.
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Nick Joe Rahall
United Mine Workers
Bluefield
Rahall
Washington, D.C
Reagan
Americans in Libya fear ouster amid rising tensions
In Tripoli Americans say they feel safe yet worried U S Libyan tensions could force departures after last month’s aerial dogfight. An American teacher living six years in Libya notes a sense of temporary stay, while Belgian ambassador Deschamps says no panic. Meanwhile, in Lansing Kansas four armed convicts who escaped the Kansas State Penitentiary eluded capture for a second day, after robbing a farmer and wife.
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Tripoli
Libya
Jean Deschamps
U.S
Lansing Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Flooded Amarillo faces state of emergency as rains continue
Amarillo residents cope with waters five feet deep while pumps work to drain streets. Gov. Clements declared an emergency and sent about 30 National Guardsmen to assist in the flood response.
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Amarillo
Texas
Bill Clements
Texas National Guardsmen
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Charleston National Plaza
Charleston