July 2, 1943

LOCAL TAZEWELL
                

John L. ASCUE, aged 72 years, a prominent farmer of Paint Lick, died last Friday at his home after a long illness. He was born and reared in Cedar Bluff. On December 16, 1896, he married Miss Mae STEELE, who survives. In addition to his wife there survives five daughters and three sons; Dewey and John ASCUE, Sarah Ellen ASCUE, Edith ASCUE, of Cedar Bluff; Robert ASCUE, stationed with the army in Nebraska, Anna Mae ASCUE, of Kentucky, Mrs. Charlie DEBOARD, of Cedar Bluff, and Mrs. Grace PORTER, of Thompson. There also survives one brother, Russell ASCUE, of Cedar Bluff, and two sisters, Mrs. Nel. BEAVERS, of Washington, DC and Mrs. Alafair JONES, of Abingdon, Va. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the home and were in charge of the Rev. Mr. ROSS, of Bristol, the Rev. P.C. FOOTE, of Tazewell, and the Rev. Mr. FLEENOR, of Lebanon. Active pallbearers were; James STEELE, Will JONES, Douglas JONES, Charles MARTIN, Harvey ASCUE and Joe DEBOARD.

Mrs. Helen BALDWIN, widow of the late O. S. BALDWIN, died at her at Five Oaks Wednesday afternoon, after several weeks illness from a stroke of paralysis. Before marriage she was Miss Helen GREEVER, daughter of the lat B. B. and Mrs. GREEVER. There survives two sons, Tate BALDWIN, serving with the US Army in Alaska; Herman BALDWIN, of Pittsburgh; a sister, Mrs. Frank PYOLT, and a brother, W. W. GREEVER both of Five Oaks. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon upon the arrival of Tate BALDWIN, from Seattle, Wash., who was enroute to his post in Alaska, after a visit with his mother. The services will be held from the home and will be in charge of the Rev. K.M. KING.

Joseph P. DAVIDSON, 51, died last Saturday night at the veterans hospital in Huntington, WV., where he had been a patient for 3 weeks. Mr. DAVIDSON'S first wife was Miss Ruby SUITER, of Graham, who died several years ago. To this union two sons survive: Joseph P. DAVIDSON Jr., with the US Army air forces at Wendover Field, in Utah, and Suiter DAVIDSON, who is stationed at Great Lakes, Ill. with the navy. In December, 1938, Mr. DAVIDSON married Miss Sallie LITZ, of Graham, who survives. Besides his sons, the following brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. C.M. FISHER, of Nemours, W. V.; Ancil DAVIDSON, of Nemours; Mrs. Kemp MORTON, of Charleston WV.; J.M. and W. S. DAVIDSON, both of Kentucky.

   

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