Obituary for Zachary T Taylor and Luseba Ellen Harrison
Services at 2 p m tomorrow for Zachary T Taylor 94 retired building contractor who died in Charleston hospital. Burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Surviving include children R C Taylor Paul Taylor two daughters and a sister and brother with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also note Luseba Ellen Harrison 78 of Obley dies. service at 2 p m tomorrow at Gentry Tincher home. Burial in Ohley cemetery. Surviving include four sons Burton and others.
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Zachary T. Taylor
C. 0. Jones
29Th St
Parkersburg
Zachary T.taylor
Charleston
Neil Washburn
Akron
Frank
St Marys
Pvt
Paul T. Hamilton
Lawson W. Hamilton
Lowery Field
Denver
Colo
Mira
Luseba Ellen Harrison
Gentry Tincher
Obley
Beckley
Ohley
Soi Burton
Mandy Dena Myers
Amma
R. C. Drennen
Early Abbott
Ashley Cemetery
Esther Drennen
Annie Isenhower
Jordan Creek
Ollie Stevens
Mannington
John W
Wellford
Journey
Abbey
Homer Offa Ae
Wac week recruitment backing by local faith leaders
Leaders from three Charleston area faiths endorsed the women’s army corps recruitment initiative during a joint appearance at the Gazette Army Show. The event, co sponsored by the John Brawley post of the American Legion and the West Virginia state guard, featured religious representatives and local dignitaries. Funeral notices follow for Mandy Dena Myers 83 and Ernest H Bracken 64 among others, with arrangements handled by local mortuaries.
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Ghui
Charleston
Army Booth
Gazette Army Show
John Brawley
American Legion
West Virginia State Guard
Boniface Weckman
Sacred Heart Cath
Rch
Wac Replic Church
Ariel Goldburg
Virginia Street
R. C. Boothe
YMCA
James S Hall Dies After Three Month S Illness
James S Hall retired farmer died yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs Harry W Adams home at 519 Nancy St after a three month illness. He had lived in Charleston 11 years and leaves his wife Mrs Wheeler Hall two daughters Mrs Harley J Oney of Rock Lake Village South Charleston Ira W of Clendenin five sisters all in East Liverpool Ohio five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was a Methodist and the body is at Barlow mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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James
Hall James S. Hall
Harry W. , Adams
Nancy St
Charleston
Wheeler Hal
Harley J. Oney
Rock Lake Village
South Charleston
Ira W
Clendenin
Mary White
Emma Stetson
Lizzie Suter
Lula Work
East Liverpool
Methodist Church
Barlow Mortuary
Bond Averages POND AVERAGES Treasury Report
Treasury report shows receipts 121,500,603.49 dollars and expenditures 434,782,241.09 dollars with a balance of 7,204,026,363.01. Customs for the month 4,640,469.41. Fiscal year starting July 1 at 38,995,126.05. Previous year 86,427,580.07. Excess expenditures 48,414,464,099.25. Total debt 188,467,202,415.16. Increase over previous year 4,900,878.99. Gold reserves 2,912,921,106.8.
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Treasury
Washington
Perry M. Price Dies at Age of 94
Perry Marshall Price age 94, known as Uncle Perry, died yesterday at his home 413 Pennsylvania Ave where he had resided since 1912. Born November 11, 1850 on a farm near Rupert, Greenbrier county, he moved to Kanawha county in 1864 and later Charleston. A retired groceryman, he ran a Charleston Street store before retirement in 1927 and later engaged in real estate in West Charleston and Dunbar. He was a Baptist and member of Calvary Baptist Church, married twice, survived by a brother Elmer Price of St Albans and several nieces and nephews. Body at Bartlett mortuary.
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Perry Marshall Price
Perry
Pennsylvania
Mr. Price
Rupert
Greenbrier County
Kanawha County
Price
Charleston
Charleston St
Washington
West Charleston
Dunbar
Calvary Baptist Church
Mattie Rebecca ‘Mays Price
Eliza Peters Deeds
Elmer Price
St. Albans
Bartlett Mortuary
Raisin Peanut Butter Filler Mixed With Orange Juice
A quick sandwich filler combines chopped raisins with peanut butter and thins it with orange juice to create a sweet tangy spread. The mixture yields a smooth paste ideal for spreads or fillings.
Trend of Staple Prices In New York Market
The Associated Press notes a decline in the wholesale prices index for staple goods in New York and surrounding areas. Weaker readings show slight changes across commodities with a general price easing, while temperatures and monthly figures suggest mixed movement. Helpful tips suggest checking refrigerator leftovers daily to save food and space.
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York
Associated Press
Brondell Wins 18 Inning Showdown In 1941 Game
Kenneth Brondell, a tall Nebraskan with a deceptive sidearm sinker, won an 18 inning 2 to 1 decision for Salisbury over Cooleemee on July 4, 1941, in the North Carolina State league. The season marked his 16th win as he pursued a major league chance with the Giants, while Pearl Harbor altered the path.
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New York
Kenneth Brondell
Salisbury
Cooleemee
Pearl Harbor
Ken
Giants
Mel Ott
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