TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 22 Oct 1948
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"Clinch valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
Friday Oct 22, 1948

From Springville
Bluefield RFD, Oct 20
MRS. ED FLUMMER, received word last week of the death of her
brother-in-law, SAM PUCKETT, who resided in Martinsburg, W. Va. He was
married to MISS DORA CARTER, who was born and reared in this community.
His wife and several children survive
[Dora  J. Carter , d/o A. L. Carter &. Martha A. Harry.  Martha A.
Harry, d/o John Harry and his second, of three wives, Caroline E.
McGRANAHAN. Dora’s sister, Alice B. Carter, was married to Edward T.
‘Edd" Flummer, s/o John Henderson Flummer & Catherine Elizabeth Harry. 
Catherine Harry, d/o John Harry and his first of three wives, Mary- I do not 
know her surname. John Harry’s third wife was a widow, Margaret E. (Dedmons) 
Wade.

STEVENSON-DANIELS
MR.  and MRS. ROBERT STEVENSON announce the marriage of their daughter,
LOUISE, to MR. JACK DANIELS , on October 9th.  The ceremony was
performed by the REV. A. H. MORRISON at the Manse.

Mr. Daniels is the son of , MR.  and MRS. ALIRIE DANIEL (sic), of North
Tazewell. Mrs. Daniels is employed by the Korner Kupboard, and Mr.
Daniels is finishing his school course. He served nineteen months in the
Army.

The young couple are at present making their home with the groom’s
parents.

VISITING
Sergeant  and MRS. A. R. VALDO, who have been the guess of  Mrs. Valdo’s
parents, MR.  and MRS. GRAT M. MULLIN, left Sunday for their home in
Beaufort, N. C. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mullin, who will visit
them in Beaufort and also her son, R. S. MULLIN and MRS. MULLIN, in
Norfolk, Va.
[Gratton Mustard ‘Grat’ Mullin, his wife,   Sarah Pearl Leffel, and the
daughter, Mrs. A. R. Valdo,  is Ann  Marguerite. Robert Spencer Mullin
is the son. I do not know the name of R. S. Mullin’s wife].

BEWARE! Reprinted
From EARLY FILES
Friday October 24, 1913
MISS IDA HARRIS, daughter of MR. and MRS. JAMES HARRIS, of Benbow, and
MR. MILLER ASBERRY, son of MR. MRS CHAS. ASBERRY, of Poor valley, were
married late Thursday.

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
April 2002