Obituary Notices From Oak Hill To Cleveland And Charleston
Obituary notices list Edwin James Anglesey of Oak Hill 63 who died after a long illness in Charleston area medical center with survivors including wife Jessie and children Ronald and several daughters. services set in Oak Hill. Other notices honor Mrs Ella M. Baber 74 of South Charleston with funeral arrangements. Mrs Margaret Harris in Cleveland formerly of Naoma also noted with service in Naoma and burial in Eunice. Mrs Carrie Ina Hudson 73 of Charleston area died after short illness with extensive survivors and services to be held in Malden. multiple families named across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Anglesey
Oak Hill
Edwin James Anglesey
Charleston Area Medical Center
Civil Service
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Moose Lodge
Jessie Angiesey
Ronald J
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Kathryn Lichliter
Lorene Falk
Patricia Black
Edmond
Valerie Miller
Haslett
Mich
Tyree
Obituary notices for Batten Early and Gordon deaths
Margaret Batten 71 of 413 58th St SH dies after long illness at home. Survived by husband Orville L Batten two sons three daughters and 17 grandchildren. Service Tuesday 11 am J E Johnson Funeral Home burial Spencer Cemetery. Graveside 2:30 p m today. Lillian E Early Lewisburg dies after long illness at Denmar State Hospital Beard Pocahontas County. Former Mullens resident member of Old Stone Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughters Mrs Joe Ludowici Sydney Australia and Mrs W H Ruby Lewisburg five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Graveside 2 0 p m today Rosewood Cemetery Lewisburg. Friends may call 10 am to noon at Wallace Wallace Funeral Home. Tom H Gordon 68 Roanoke Va former Charleston employee of Ashland Oil dies Sunday in Roanoke hospital. Survived by brother Leonard Gordon Noel Mo. Service 4 p m today Sherwood Abbey Chapel Salem Va. Cremation. Oakey s Funeral Home Roanoke in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harris
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Lee
Boots" Harris
Naoma
Raleigh County
Vernon
Virgil Adams Sr
New York
N.Y
Virgil Adams Jr
Pineville
Naoma Free Will Baptist Church
William Gray
Eunice Cemetery
Arnett
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Boone County
Carrie Ina Hudson
Oakhurst Dr
St. Francis Hospital
Charleston
Oakwood
Harvey M. Hudson
Macel Rader
Little Falls
N_ 1
Mary Hollingsworth
Warren
Mich
Corrine Shumway
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Stevens-Grass Funeral Home
Malden
Margaret Batten
Margaret Frances Batten
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Orville L. Batten
Guy W
Elkview
Orville Jr
Lisbon
Conn
Carl R
Norwich
Ruby Mae Staats
Ellen Grabsch
Mildred Brennan
Fort Myers, Fla
J. E. Johnson
A. G. Wolfe
Spencer Cemetery
Lillian Early
Lewisburg
Lillian E. Early
Denmar State Hospital
Beard
Pocahontas
Mullens
Wyoming County
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Early
Joe Ludowici
Sydney
Australia
W. H. Ruby
Rosewood Cemetery
T. W. Apperson
Wallace- Wallace Funeral Home
Roanoke
Tom H. Gordon
Ashland Oil Co
Leonard Gordon
Noel
Sherwood Abbey Chapel
Salem
Dennis Taylor
Oakey
Mary Helen McVey
Leo
Randall
Ligonier
Ind
Clara Lane
Jesse McVey
Maggie Chapp
Pasadena
Calif
Bertha Miller
Mount Hope
Oma Hess
Cinco
Point Lick Gospel Tabernacle
Charles Swigger
Trigg Cemetery
Campbells Creek
Fidler-Frame Funeral Home
Belle
Forest Lawn
Pecks Mill
Logan County
Chatman Guneral
Logan
Calvin
Logan General Hospital
Obituary: Robert Hardesty Former Glasgow Fire Chief
Robert Hardesty 59 of 311 Fifth Ave Glasgow died Saturday in Memorial Division. He served as former chief of the Glasgow Fire Department and worked as a domestic foreman for Cabot Corp. in Glasgow. He was a native of Sandyville Jackson County and a member of United Methodist Church in Glasgow. Surviving: wife Evelyn, son John P. of Glasgow, mother Mrs Erma Hardesty of Sandyville, brothers Lloyd and Paul of Sandyville, sisters Mrs Marjorie Williams of Parkersburg and Mrs Gertrude Bradley of Sandyville, one grandson. Service 1 p.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church Glasgow, with Rev John T. Cheetham and Rev E W Hall officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hardesty
Fifth Ave
Glasgow
Memorial Division
Charleston Area Medical Center
Cabot Corp
United Methodist Church
Sandyville
Jackson County
Evelyn Hardesty
John P
Erma Hardesty
Lloyd, Paul
Obituary: Mrs Sarah Hughes of Birch River dies after long illness
Mrs Sarah Hughes 61 of Birch River Nicholas County died Saturday at Summersville Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She attended the Baptist Church. Survived by husband Emil, daughters Bessie Cottrell Mineral City OH and Geraldine Harmon Creston OH, sons John Wooster OH Luther Mineral City OH, sisters Ida Tanbery Coolville OH Katie Rexroad Glasgow KY Delphie Hudnall Charleston WV, 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial in Walker Cemetery Mortis. Funeral service held at New Hope Baptist Church Mortis with Rev James Pinney. p.m. today at Wilson Funeral Home Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hughes
Birch River
Sarah Kathleen Hughes
Nicholas County
Summersville Memorial Hospital
Baptist Church
Emil Hughes
Bessie Cottrell
Mineral City
Ohio
Geraldine Harmon
Creston
John
Wooster
Luther
Ida Tanbery
Coolville
Katie Rexroad
Glasgow
Dolly Leutisha Jones Dies at 62 in Nitro West Virginia
Dolly Leutisha Jones 62 of 2908 29th St Nitro died Sunday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was a member of St Pauls United Methodist Church Nitro and formerly employed by Montgomery Ward and Curtain Shop Charleston. Survived by husband Lionel Jones daughter Mrs Albert Cole St Albans sisters Emma Stickhorn Nitro Julia Vaughn Bradenton Fla four grandchildren. Friends may call 2 4 PM and 7 9 PM Tuesday at Cooke Pauley Funeral Home Nitro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Leutisha Jones
29Th St
Nitro
Thomas Memorial Hospital
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Montgomery Ward
Curtain Shop
Charleston
Cheyann
Ohio
Lionel Jones
Albert Cole
St. Albans
Emma Stickhorn
Julia Vaughn
Bradenton
Fla
Cooke-Pauley Funeral Home
Death notice for Mrs L McCleese in Jeffrey Boone County
Mrs Lizzie McCleese 67 of Jeffrey Boone County died Saturday in Boone Memorial Hospital Madison after a short illness. Survived by husband James McCleese and many children including Carlos Jr James Nathan Ann Barker Ernie White Mary Dotson Louise Thompson Nancy Miller Betty Fraley Gaynes Workman Ella Mae Workman James Ervin George Ervin Carl Charles Ervin and Stanley Ervin plus sister Alma Berchard and 22 great, with numerous relatives across Ohio West Virginia and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey
Lizzie McCleese
Boone County
Boone Memorial Hospital
Madison
James McCleese
Carlos Jr
Pecks Mill
James
Nathan
Marmet
Ann Barker
Cleveland
Ohio
Ernie White
Mary Dotson
Louise Thompson
Nancy Miller
Powell Creek
Betty Fraley
Sharples
Gaynes Workman
Ella Mae Workman
Vanbrothers
James Ervin
Pedro
George Ervin
Carl
Charles Ervin
Huntington
Stanley Ervin
Florida
Alma Berchard
Ironton
Death notices and obituaries from West Virginia area
Obituaries and funeral notices list residents of Charleston, Beckley, and surrounding areas. Includes McVey of Campbells Creek, Powell of Beckley, Sweeney formerly of Charleston, Walters of Charleston, Wood of St. Albans, and Bailey of Columbus. Details cover survivors, churches, funeral homes, burial sites, and calling hours.
Air Pollution Hearings Rescheduled for Six Firms Thursday
Hearings postponed at a May 22 APCC meeting are reset for Thursday starting at 9 15 a m in Charleston. Six firms plus added items from Norfolk and Western Railway and Foote Mineral, Mountaineer Carbon, Celotex, PPG Industries and Allied Chemical will present schedules and delays in sulfur dioxide standards and compliance atCabin Creek and Philip Sporn plants. Also included are NORFOLK AND Western Railway Princeton shops and the Follaws bee coke plant. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission
APCC
Cabin Creek
Philip Sporn
Charleston
The
Commission
Washington St. E
Norfolk and Western Railway
Princeton
West Virginia
Foote Mineral Co
New Haven
Mountaineer Carbon Co
Moundsville
Celotex Corp
Chester
PPG Industries
New Martinsville
Allied Chemical Corp
Rescuers Save Youth Friend Dies in Cave Near San Antonio
Emergency teams pulled 16 year old Paul Haggerty from a cave northwest of San Antonio with a broken jaw and multiple injuries. His friend David Brown, 16, of Fort Worth, died, allegedly entangled by a rope as Brown slipped while exiting. Rescue workers descended a narrow shaft to reach the large cavern where the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Paul Haggerty
Bexar County Hospital
David Brown
Fort Worth
Lopez
Brown
Haggerty
Psychiatrist Hired To Watch Defendant
In Harrisburg the prosecution has employed Dr. John Hume of Hershey to observe Joseph Kallinger during his trial on robbery and burglary charges. Hume sits behind Kallinger in court, noting reactions as Kallinger faces charges for a December suburban Susquehanna Township home robbery and related offenses in New Jersey and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger
Philadelphia
John Hume
Hershey
Nortstown State Hospital
Dauphin County
Kallinger
Susquehanna Township
New Jersey
Maryland
Hume
Malcolm Berkowitz
Leonia
N.J
Baltimore
Memorial service set for Lionel Ageon of Washington Pa
A Tuesday service will honor Lionel Ageon 63 found dead Friday in a Summers Street transient hotel. Kanawha County coroner said death from natural causes. Survived by wife Arlene and stepchildren Jennings Hamilton Raymond Hamilton Marion Hamilton. Service at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Cook Funeral Home Cedar Grove burial Woodland Cemetery Cedar Grove. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Independence Cemetery
Sandyville
Cook Funeral Home
Cedar Grove
Pennsylvania
Summers Street
Kanawha County
al Shepard
Lionel Ageon
Washington
Outlaw Morrey Joe Campbell Captured After Sheriff Slayings
Morrey Joe Campbell, sought since Friday in the slayings of two deputies, was captured near Farmington in rural Davis County. He was taken into custody before 5:30 p.m. after a large manhunt including helicopters and a 100 man posse. Campbell faces two counts of murder and an assault with a deadly weapon charge. he was taken to Davie County Jail for a checkup. Two deputies died in separate gunfire Friday night, including Davie County's Wayne Gaither and Forsyth County reserve Capt. Jack Renigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmons
N.C
Morrey
Joe Campbell
Davis County
Forsyth County
Sheriff's Department
Campbell
Mocksville
Farmington
Davie County
Wayne Gaither
Jack Renigar
Gaither
Renigar
Lawyer J. R. Dyer Dies at 93
Webster Springs lawyer John R. Dyer died at 93 after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Dodd-Hart Funeral Home with burial in Belair cemetery. Dyer, mayor of Webster Springs and state legislator in 1933 34, held various federal attorney roles and earned his WVU law degree at 42 while working as deputy county clerk. He was a teacher and lumberman before law school and belonged to Phi Delta Phi and local, state and federal bar groups. Surviving: daughter Virginia Dyer, brother Dr. N.H. Dyer, and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Springs
John R. Dyer
Dodd-Hart
Calvin McCutcheon
Dyer Family
Belair
Webster County
Dyer
Solicitor’s Office
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Justice Department
Energy Use Plan Urged by UMW Leader
Arnold Miller of the United Mine Workers urged immediate action to develop a national energy policy. He criticized complacency since the Arab boycott and supported Senate energy legislation by Senator Jennings Randolph as a major step. Miller said the union will testify on increased coal use before the Senate Public Works Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Senate
Jennings Randolph
UMW
Senate Public Works Committee
Retired Teacher Mrs Zola Price Service Held Today
Retired Summers County teacher Mrs Zola Price of Hinton died Saturday in Summers County Hospital. A service will be held at 2 p.m. today at Central Baptist Church Hinton with Dr Byron Baugert and Rev Johnny Atkinson officiating. Burial follows at Ellison Cemetery Pipestein. She was active in Eastern Star and the Hinton Women’s Club. Surviving sister Hattie Keaton of Hinton. Ronald Meadows Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
Blanche Saunders Webb
Summers County
E.M. Meadows Funeral Home
C.H. Martin
Carl Edwards
Greenbrier
MC Graw
Posey Wilson
Zola Trait Price
Central Baptist Church
Byron Baugert
Johnny Atkinson
Ellison Cemetery
Pipestein
Price
Summers County Hospital
Eastern Star
UMW Board Meeting Targets Miller Policies
The United Mine Workers executive board, 21 members, convenes in Washington to question President Arnold Miller’s policies. The session, the first at the board’s insistence, follows complaints from United Steelworkers about interunion disputes in two district elections. Members seek reform, including monthly meetings, after noting secrecy in interunion matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers Executive Board
Arnold Miller
United Steelworkers
UMW
USW
Miller
Interunion
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Ella Baber
Ella M. Baber
Highland Ave
South Charleston
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Randolph Street Baptist Church
Robert B. Baker Sr
Robert B. Jr
James K
Greenville
S. C
Richmond, Va
Kathleen Arnold
Ross
White Sulphur Springs
Cora McClung
Fort Lauderdale
Good Shepherd Funeral Home
the Gazette
Mrs
Carrie Hudson
Tom Gordon
Mrs. L.mccleese
Jeffrey United Methodist Church
R. H. Kennedy
Memory Gardens
Hunter-Hunter Funeral Home
George McVey
Camphbells Creek Dr
Fayette County
UMW of America
Smith Transfer Co
Point Lick
Edward Powell
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Beckley
Nelson Staples
Greenyee Memorial Park
Beckey
Ritchie-Johnson Funeral Home
Bonnie Sweeney
Orlando
Bonnie I. Sweeney
Orange Memorial Hospital
Elvin D. Sweeney Sr
James R
Carl F
Elvin D. Jr
Pinch
Howard W
Ann Steel
Orlando, Fla
Glenna Fields
Indiana
Wilson Smith
Elvin
Bartlett-Bardette Funeral Home
Pat LaFon
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens
Cecil Walters
Cecil E. Walters
Charleston Rt. 6
Julia Walters
Buster
Calvin and
Terry
Salt Rock
Betty Egnor
Yawkey
Ellen McCallister
Connie McDaniel
Hurricane
Barbara Vander
California
Hafer Funeral Home
Howard Wood
Howard K. Wood
Curtis Ave
Union Carbide
Madalyn Wood
Harold
Paul
Harry
Dollie Gillenwater
Gladys
Pauline Wood
Caldorph-Curry
Clark Bryan
Cunningham Memorial Park
Arthur Sr
Bethel Ame
Holden
Leonard Vazis
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corporation
Ance
Follawsbee
Webb
Alderson Baptist Academy
Alderson
Concord College
Forest Hill
Bob Webb
Claude Davidson
Carl Bennett
Richard Larson
Ann Arbor
Robert E. Webb
Richmond Va
Herbert Saunders
Mount Washington
Guy Saunders
Bradenton, Fla
Faye Tipton
Columbus
Lena Folster
Daisy Saunders
Golda Scarlet
Ruth Gwinn
Charlottesville
Plate
Leroy Zimmerman
Dr. Hume
Zimmerman
Wagner
Janie Lou
Gatens Funeral Home
Poca
William Davis Jr
Stern Cemetery
Red House
Poca Rt. 1
Ra Memorial Park
Ada Ree
Ida May Moore
Outlaw
J. R. Dyer
Belton
Ae Wapanen
American Security Bank
7Th Avenue
26Th Street
West Virginia Board of Banking and Financial Institutions
Claude Lacy
Washington Street
West Charleston
CAL
Court St. Charleston
W. Va
St. R. Parkersburg
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