p - Marion Blount b. WV & Anna Morton b. WV
death: This man was murdered shot in neck, bullet wound, died instantly
died: at home, Carbondale, Fayette Co., WV
46 y.o.
Married
occupation: Coal Loader / Coal Mines
informant: Mrs. Blount, Carbondale, WV
race: White
Accused Slayer's Hearing is Today
Hearing for James Perkins, 23, charged with the fatal shooting of his stepfather, Walter Blount, 45, of Carbondale in a quarrel Saturday night near Montgomery, is scheduled today before Justice of the Peace H.E. Dillon of Smithers.
Funeral services for Blount will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Coal Fork Methodist church on Campbell's Creek. The Rev. F.I. Peters will officiate and interment will be in the family cemetery at Coal Fork.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Blount; his mother, Mrs. Anna M. Blount; three brothers, R.C. Blount of Coal Fork, James Blount of Ward and Dewey Blount of Summerice, and two sisters, Mrs. Martin Skyles and Mrs. Fred Wills of Coal Fork.
The body will be taken to the home of Mrs. Skyles at 5 p.m. today from the B.C. Hooper mortuary at Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette Jan 31, 1938 Mon
p - Marion Blount b. WV & Anna Morton b. WV
death: This man was murdered shot in neck, bullet wound, died instantly
died: at home, Carbondale, Fayette Co., WV
46 y.o.
Married
occupation: Coal Loader / Coal Mines
informant: Mrs. Blount, Carbondale, WV
race: White
Accused Slayer's Hearing is Today
Hearing for James Perkins, 23, charged with the fatal shooting of his stepfather, Walter Blount, 45, of Carbondale in a quarrel Saturday night near Montgomery, is scheduled today before Justice of the Peace H.E. Dillon of Smithers.
Funeral services for Blount will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Coal Fork Methodist church on Campbell's Creek. The Rev. F.I. Peters will officiate and interment will be in the family cemetery at Coal Fork.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Blount; his mother, Mrs. Anna M. Blount; three brothers, R.C. Blount of Coal Fork, James Blount of Ward and Dewey Blount of Summerice, and two sisters, Mrs. Martin Skyles and Mrs. Fred Wills of Coal Fork.
The body will be taken to the home of Mrs. Skyles at 5 p.m. today from the B.C. Hooper mortuary at Montgomery.
--Charleston Gazette Jan 31, 1938 Mon
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