Raleigh Register
Wednesday
12 March 1958:

Rites Set For Victim of Fumes

Whitesville - Funeral services for one of the victims of fumes from a stove in a trailer at the Bluestone Dam will be conducted tomorrow.
The Rev. Kenna French, Packsville, will conduct the rites for Mrs. Sadie Spaulding Jarrell, 61, of Packsville, whose body was discovered in the trailer on Tuesday, July 11.
Mrs. Jarrell was born at Cabin Creek on August 14, 1896, a daughter of Mrs. Laura Spaulding, another victim of the fumes, and Samuel Spaulding of Ronda. Her husband preceded her in death.
Survivors include four brothers, Clinton and Lester, both of Cabin Creek; J.Q. of Charleston and James of Columbus, O.; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Hastings of Wayne, Mich., and Mrs. Birdie Matthews of Columbus, O.; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Johnson and Mrs. Laura Thompson, both of Whitesville; two stepsons, Don Jarrell of Hinton and J.T. Jarrell of Beckley; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be held in the Valley Funeral Home with burial made in the Ronda Cemetery at Ronda.