Obituary notices from Kanawha area circa mid century
Obituary notices list Winston Ayers 72 of Chesapeake died after long illness at Beckley hospital with service in Chesapeake at Bethlehem Baptist Church, burial in Ward Cemetery. Florence Irene Camp 41 of Henderson dies in Holzer Hospital after short illness. burial in church cemetery. Kenneth G Chapman of Hurricane, 33, dies at home after long illness. service at Allen Funeral Home. Anns Ormandy Dodd, 67, from Charleston area dies after short illness. service in Cleveland and burial at Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens. Howard Malone Fadeley, 78, Montgomery resident, former Virginia native and university alumnus, dies after long illness. service at Hooper Funeral Home, burial Spring Hill. Charles Bernard Foot, 75, Chelyan conductor for C&O Railway, dies after long illness. service at BC Hooper Funeral Home. James Harvey Hill, 55, Charleston resident, dies after short illness. service at Young Street Baptist Church and burial Spring Hill. Herbert Hub Pauley, 78, McCorkle native, farmer and coal miner, dies after long illness. service at McCorkle Freewill Baptist Church. Maiole Legg Egg Legg Legg Legg Legg Legg. Mrs Legg’s survivor list noted. service at Thompson Chapel Church. The Gazette notes no charge for death notices.
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Charleston
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Dayton
Ohio
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Ward Cemetery
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Anita Hoschar
Pt. Pleasant
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Huntington
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Mason City
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Elizabeth Eddy
Lookout
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Howard Malone
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Ugung
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Georgia Champe
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Charlotte Rcdmundson
Beckley
Ann Ervin
South Charleston
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St. Albans
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Fairmont
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Alum Creek
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Ramie Hunter
Ivy Branch Cemetery
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Herbert Capehart
Leon
Raynes Funeral Home
Buffalo
Vanderbilt heir dies after fall amid illness fears
Honolulu physician says George Vanderbilt III 47 suffered chronic pancreatitis and low blood sugar, feared coma. He plunged from Mark Hopkins Hotel 10th floor after long battle with illness and business distress. Police noted despondency over finances and he had a Honolulu home since 1938.
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George Vanderbilt III
San Francisco
Vanderbilt
Mark Hopkins Hotel
E. F. Cushnie
Cushnie
Associated Press
Aviation Pioneer McCurdy Dead
Montreal obituary notes John Alexander Douglas McCurdy 74 a Nova Scotia aviation pioneer and former lieutenant governor died in hospital. He flew the Silver Dart on Feb 23 1909 from Baddeck N S first Canadian flight, 40 mph with novel undercarriage wings and water cooled engine.
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John Alexander Douglas McCurdy
Nova Scotia
McCurdy
Baddeck
N. C
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Kitty Hawk
N.C. McCurdy
Vanderbilt inquest details death at San Francisco hotel
The San Francisco inquest into George Vanderbilt Mil 47 ends without firm ruling as authorities note possible self-inflicted death or accident. His wife says he feared business troubles and worried about his schooner Pioneer. Body found near Mason Street after he reportedly left the Mark Hopkins Hotel suite window. Mil inherited a $40 million fortune from Cornelius Vanderbilt and planned to donate Pioneer to Stanford University.
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San Francisco
Stanford Hospital
Honolulu
George Vanderbilt Mil
Lytle
Nobe R Hill
Mason St
Sommodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Pioneer
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National Science Foundation
University
Newport
Calif
Robert Rosen
Stanford
Ma Ferguson Dies a Texas Governor in Two Terms
Mrs. Miri am A Ferguson known as Ma Ferguson died at her Austin home aged 36. A pioneering woman governor she shared the historic first woman governor honor with Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming. She served as Texas governor after winning the 1924 election and later a second term in 1932. Funeral arrangements were set for 5 pm CST at her home with burial beside her late husband James E Ferguson. Surviving are daughter Mrs Stuart Watt of Austin two grandsons and three great grandsons.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Ross
William B. Ross
James E
Farmer Jim) Ferguson
Seeond
S Stuart Watt
George Nalle Jr
James Stuart Watt
How retailers boosted Americans buying power during wartime
Retailers helped promote U S Savings Bonds at home during World War II, selling over the counter and backing campaigns that spurred saving. Since 1941 Americans invested 121 billion in bonds, spent 78 billion on wartime needs, and hold a 43 billion reserve as future buying power. Bonds grow up to 93 percent, with $75 becoming $100 in 10 years, $145 later, guaranteed by Uncle Sam.
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America
Uncle Sam
Alfred C. Thompson
National Retail Merchants Association
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