Honaker Man Dies Instantly In Slate Fall Last Friday A slate fall in a mine of the Fields Coal Co. near Honaker, Va., crushed the life from 40-year-old Norman Creed Compton of Honaker at 7:30 a .m. Friday. Five men were required to lift slate from the miner who died instantly. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Lydia Compton Hess of Honaker; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy of Honaker and Mrs. Ethel Hess of Lebanon, Va.; and one sister, Miss Susie Hess of Honaker. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p. m. Sunday from the Honaker Church of God. The Reverends Roby Rasnake and T. R. Martin officiated Interment followed in Russell Memorial Cemetery at Lebanon, Va.
Lebanon News 12 January 1956
Contributor Debbie Richardson McGlothlin 50938007
Lebanon News 12 January 1956
Contributor Debbie Richardson McGlothlin 50938007
Honaker Man Dies Instantly In Slate Fall Last Friday A slate fall in a mine of the Fields Coal Co. near Honaker, Va., crushed the life from 40-year-old Norman Creed Compton of Honaker at 7:30 a .m. Friday. Five men were required to lift slate from the miner who died instantly. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Lydia Compton Hess of Honaker; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy of Honaker and Mrs. Ethel Hess of Lebanon, Va.; and one sister, Miss Susie Hess of Honaker. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p. m. Sunday from the Honaker Church of God. The Reverends Roby Rasnake and T. R. Martin officiated Interment followed in Russell Memorial Cemetery at Lebanon, Va.
Lebanon News 12 January 1956
Contributor Debbie Richardson McGlothlin 50938007
Lebanon News 12 January 1956
Contributor Debbie Richardson McGlothlin 50938007
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