Tragic Yule Floods Wreak Havoc Across Coast
In a sweeping coastal flood, 1,000 people evacuated near Kei Zer as the Willamette River topped flood levels by 10 feet. Albany saw 400 moved by guards and air personnel. Guerneville and Eureka endured mud, road closures, and rescue efforts as tails of devastation spread from Oregon to California and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pase 1
Kei Zer
Willamette River
National Guard
Air Force
Albany
Bill Kehres
Humboldt County Civil Defense
California
Russian River
Guerneville
John Buller
Guerneville Utility Company
Norman Young
Uly
Portland
Frank Gimble
Salem
Oregon
Rufus
Reedsport
Roosevelt
Wash
Yuba City
Feather
Yuba
Spokane
Port
Land & Seattle
Bill Clark
Eureka
Charles Shaller
Humboldt County Public Works
Dwight O'Dell
Redwood Empire Association
Redwood Empire
Weatt
Myers Flat
South Fork
Holmes
Pepperwood
Klamath
Klamath River
Redwood Country
Hel
Klamath, Smith and
Mad Rivers
Redwood Creek
Idaho
Nevada
Reno
Truckee
Christmas Across Europe Dimly Quiet in France Busy in Italy
Christmas customs varied across Europe with France celebrating quietly around family traditions and Notre Dame Masses, while Italian cities like Rome Milan Naples Genoa and Venice buzzed with last minute shopping and a large fish market spree on Christmas Eve. The U S Army Berlin brigade hosted 2000 impoverished children in West Berlin and many others crossed the Red Wall to visit relatives in the Communist sector with permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Italy
Rome
Milan
Naples
Genoa
Venice
U.S. Army
Berlin
West Berlin
Weather summary and forecast for Kentucky Virginia and surrounding states
The fragment describes a December 25 1964 weather outlook noting cooler temperatures with rain and possible snow in parts. It mentions highs in the 30s to 40s for Kentucky and West Virginia and mixed precipitation in Virginia and Western Pennsylvania with windy and cool conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Kentucky
Charleston
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Service Saturday for Ronald Bowe of Alta
A funeral service for Ronald Bowe, 38, of Alta, will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Combs Funeral Home. He died in a two car crash on U S 60 near Alley Wednesday evening. Burial follows at Montgomery Memorial Park in London. Surviving are his widow Alta and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauley Bridge
Combs
Fayette County
U. S. 60
Alley
Harmon Gray
Ronald Bowe
Alta
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
Montgomery
Bowe
Charlton Heights
Benny Crookshanks Jr
Glen Ferris
Laird Memorial Hospital
Ken
Alta Bowe
Orville Bowe
Cannelton
Cecil
Robert
Smithers
Clyde
Cleveland
Ohio
Nancy Casalle
Helen White
Bloomington
Laura Mae Horner
Gaissette
Margaret Ayers
Turkey
Stalnaker
Martha Ona
Pennsylvania Ave
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
David Click
John B. Cremeans
Grandview Memorial Park
Dunbar
Cunningham Funeral Home
Yeager
Roy Harding
Rock Cave
Upshur
Hamlin
Trinity Methodist Church
Edward
Bayer
Lincoln Memorial Park
Koontz Funeral Home
Garnet
Linda Freeman
Spencer
Susie Sizemore Yeager
Col
Charles Yeager
Edwards Afb
Calif
Hal Yeager Te
Nitro
Pansy Cummings
OMG
Annie Mays
Quincy
Dickinson Methodist Church
C.W. Cole
J.C. Scherer
Belle
WB. Garrett
Kansas City
W. K. Grizzell
Charleston
C.E. Reid
Pratt
Robert Yost
Anahiem
Luther Mays
Malden
William Mays
Don Combs Funeral Home
Kenneth Mays
Obituaries Age 80 pastor in Camden-on-Gauley areas
Several obituaries appear including the Rev. Daniel Edgar Hort longtime Camden-on-Gauley Baptist pastor who died at 80 in Richwood. Services are set in McFarland Chapel with burial in Russell Cemetery along with notices for Martha Ona Stalnaker 45 and Mrs. Albert Hunter Thompson 44, both with services in West Virginia churches and burials planned at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hort
Daniel Edgar (Babe
McFarland Chapel
Camden-on-Gauley
Webster County
Arnold Bickle
Russell Cemetery
Short
Sacred Heart Hospital
Richwood
Camden-on- Gauley Baptist Church
Mary
Grace Dawson
Summersville
Delcie Cowell
Stacie Barnett
Craigsville
Emma Hammonds
Camden-on- Gauley
Simons
Morgantown Collision Kills Local Man
A Morgantown man, Ed Kimball, 46, died Thursday in a collision between a tar and a flatbed truck on U.S. 119 north of Morgantown. Authorities described the area as a secured perimeter with searchlights. Kimball represented the Elks and was a West Virginia University supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Ed Kimball
Goung Auices
U.S
West Virginia
Uni-men’s
Uncle Sam Will Continue Giving Year After Year
The passage extols Uncle Sam as steadfast and benevolent, always ready to give to grateful hearts. It frames him as real and patient, continuing aid and support despite provocations or anger, a figure of simple faith and enduring generosity toward Virginians and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Ruggles
WA Eureka
Rio Dell
Riverside Drive
Grangeville
Lochsa
Clabes Mau
Quarrier
Ray
Great Lakes Area
Central Plains
Pacific Northwest
Cape Sunset
Yvonne Pennington
South Norfolk
Ester Hunter
Colcord
Forest Chambers
Valley Funeral Home
Whitesville
Robert Cary
Dennis Lee
Oklahoma
Pauline Bland
Christer
Caldwell
Glenna Morgan
West Palm Beach
Fla
Woodrow Honaker
Ronceverte
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
Saigon
Spprate
Iki
South
Viet Nam
Jack G. Pruett
Keene
N. H
Waca
F. G. Brink
Brink
Wwes
Continental
Bob Hope
Hope
U.S. Information Service
Campnites Fawnan Thad Tembla
Summers ST
Washington ST
Mccorkle S.E
Kan
Sincacely
Fulwider's
W. Va
Empire Diner
Young's Restaurant
Gateway Shopping Center
ST. Albans, W. VA
National Bank of Commerce
Lee Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nboic
Lee Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!