Obituary notices from Charleston area June 13 1958
Obituary notices list several Charleston area deaths with service details. Catherine Crookshanks infant daughter of Ray Crookshanks of Brunswick formerly Rupert, burial at End of the Trail Cemetery Clintonville. Nina Gamble 75 of 409 Greenbrier St. died Fisk University Nashville. taught Garnet High 11 years. widow of Dr H F Gamble. George Henry 88 St Albans. service Mt Tabor Church of God Dry Ridge. Beri Holmes 76 Wolf Pen. funeral Guringham mortuary Kanawha Two Mile. Albert Hoke 77 Franklin Va. service Ronceverte. Nedom Jefferson 69 Carbondale. burial Cannelton Cemetery. Okey Johnson 69 Coal Fork. burial Montgomery Memorial Park London. Roy Moore retired Nitro worker. service Gatens mortuary Poca. Thomas Japp er 75 St Rand Charleston. son Clarence of St Louis. Funeral notices indicate various survivors and church affiliations. The Gazette notes charges for death notice publication.
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Clarence Cochran
Charmee
Henry
George
St. Albans
RFD
Mt. Tabor
Church of God
Dry Ridge
Eugene Mortis
Alley
Ee Dorph
St. Albaus
Elsie
Fort Springs
Frances Hoke
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
Jefferson, Nedom
Godfrey - Pack
Montgomery
Burnette
Cannelton
Jefferson
Carbondale
Charleston
Josie Kirk
Summerco
Viola Luster
McCorkle
San
Joseph
Grant
Corkle
Thomas
Bob White
Gatens Mortuary
Poca
Mayors to Enlarge City Recreation Program Initiatives
City planners in Charleston and Raleigh County debate financing options for a broader county recreation effort. The plan, led by university consultants, seeks community support and outlines possible levy or bond funding as meetings continue in Oak Hill and Charleston City Hall.
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Joseph Londeree
Sout
Charleston
Londeree
Wi. S. McConshay
Chesapeake
Larry Baker
Dunbar
George Buckley
Marmet
Brooker Woodrum
Cedar Grove
J. R. Hardy
Glasgow
McConihay
Mental Health Survey to be Public Within 90 Days
A US Public Health Service team studied West Virginia mental health resources at the governor's request. Col. Joe N. Cole said the findings will be released within 90 days, focusing on clinics and family care programs to guide future legislation.
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Public Health Service
West Virginia
Joe N. Cole
State Department of Health
Underwood
Weather Summary for Friday Across States
Friday’s forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers in Charleston and Western Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Ohio expect showers or thunderstorms, while the nation remains warm with rain in many areas including New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantics
New England
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
California
Oregon
Washington
Weather forecast notes scattered showers and warmth
Partly cloudy conditions with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Tennessee shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers, Kentucky similar with afternoon thundershowers. Wind highs reach around Swat mph. humidity near 98 percent morning, lowering by evening.
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Jennessee
Kentucky
Swat
Strike Delays United States Liner Before Departure
New York reports the liner United States with 34 passengers aboard was held up eight hours Thursday by a strike of 48 engineers. After negotiations with the Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn the ship finally moved out at 8 p m EDT. Losses were pegged at about 16 000 dollars in labor and maintenance. The vessel had been due to sail at noon.
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New York
United States
America
U. S
Engineers’ Union
The
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
MEBA
Indiana Grants Support City Planning in Small Municipalities
An Attorney General opinion says the West Virginia State Planning Board may adopt federal grants for small city planning. Gov. Underwood asked about Moundsville and a $12 000 Urban Renewal grant. The board may accept federal funds under state law to assist small municipalities. Peru faces its worst Wabash flood in 15 years with extensive damage and mass evacuations. National Guardsmen monitor south Peru as floodwaters threaten hundreds of homes and highways.
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wAsst. Atty
Giles D. H. Snyder
Underwood
Moundsville
United States
Snyder
State Planning Board
Peru
Terre Haute
National
Marion
Wabash
Mississinewa
Logassport
Delphi
Pittsburg
Senators Send Regrets at West Virginia Postmasters Meet
West Virginia postmasters convened at the Ruffner Hotel with invited guests Senator Revercomb Senator Hoblitzell and Representative Byrd all failing to attend. Regional Post Office officials from Washington were set to speak at 2 PM and 8 PM, respectively, while the convention planned a closing business session and officer elections.
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National League of Postmasters
League
Ruffner Hotel
Sen
Revercomb
Hoblitzell
Rep
Byrd
Sen. Hoblitzell
West Virginia
J. KE. Sullivan
Washington
Post Office Dept
M. R. Clarke
Tornado Hits Kentucky Leaves Towns Without Power
A small tornado struck La Center Kentucky injuring three members of one family and damaging homes. High winds and cloudbursts affected nearby Wickliffe and Barlow, cutting electric power to La Center and surrounding areas. The family trapped in a trailer was treated and released at a local hospital.
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Kentucky
la Center
Barlow
John Pemberton
Eddie
Here
Mary Ane
Hooper Mortuary Chapel
Montgomery
Got Shearer
Bare
Cassida
London
Park
J. H. Hogan
Ship Crew Delays Trigger Grievances Over Shifts
Passengers faced delays at UKE LY one Quay as hours passed. Crew grievances centered on shift assignments in port, reducing time ashore with families, arbitrary transfers to other ships, and discrimination in promotions.
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Uke LY
Arizona allows open carry of pistols by any person
In Arizona any person can carry a pistol so long as it is not concealed. Only a peace officer on duty can carry a concealed weapon.
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Arizona
Officials Re-Elected By Water Service Firm
Stockholders of West Virginia James L. Harper president Water Service Co named director following annual meeting in Jesup Georgia. Directors C G MacDonald R G Kelly S Hunter McClintic Crickard and Harry C Davis re-elected. Officers Sylvester MacDonald Thomas Barnett Simpson Hall also re-elected. Company serves 74 000 customers in 33 WV cities with about 3000 stockholders in 32 states and Canada.
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Virginia
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Water Service Co
Direcnt Southern Propane Co
Jesup
C. CG. MacDonald
R. G. Kelly
Hunter McClintic
Masons
Crickard
Harry C. Davis
Company
Charleston
Albert L. Sylvester
A. M. Thomas
Boston
MacDonald
West Virginia
West Virginia Water Service Co
States
Canada
Miner Killed in Slate Fall at Rayford Shamrock Mine
Edward Cameron 29 of Ronda was fatally injured Thursday when roof slate collapsed while he rode a shuttle-buggy at Truax-Tract Coal Co. Shamrock mine Rayford. He died en route to Charleston General Hospital. Cameron, a WWII veteran, belonged to UMWA Local 750. Surviving wife Ethel and two sons. Body at Pryor mortuary East Bank.
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Seth Church of God
Burton Webb
Fauber Cemetery
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Boone Coun
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Charles
South Charleston
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Washington, D.C
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Comfort
Jay
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Garnet Stucker
Louisa, Ky
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Fort Gay
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Ronda
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Harrisonville
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Robert
East Battle
Beechler Howard
Catlettsburg
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