Anderson Hillard Jr dies at 54 in Charleston area
Anderson Hillard Jr 54 of 834 Amity Dr died unexpectedly Monday at home. He was a farmer from Winona Fayette County living in Charleston about 12 years. Surviving include Minnie his widow sons Anthony and Hillard Lee Anderson both at home two daughters Omie and Para Medley a sister Martha Weens of Detroit and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not specified. Burial details unavailable.
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Anderson, Hillard Jr
Amity
Winona
Fayette County
Charleston
Minnie
Anthhoony
Hillard
Lee Anderson
Omie
Rexrode
Wiliam F
Bartow Methodist Church
Jack Miller
Tracy
Boyer
Bartow
Pocahontas County
Charleston General Hospital
the Conservation Commission
Mattie
Elma Rexrode
Baltimore
Margie Wymer
Blue Grass
Bessie Glass
Clifton Forge
Merle
Edward
Bristol, Tenn
Clarence
Carl
Joe
Meadow Fork
Wallace
Turkish Army Closes Reeder and Morgantown Death Notice
A Turkish Army closure affects daily publication while Morgantown obituaries report Ruth Nale death amid martial law. The piece lists extensive survivors, church services, and funeral details spanning Beckley Bartow and Charleston regions, with multiple family members named and buried across Virginia and West Virginia locales.
West Virginia state college hosts lexicography conference
Dr. Philip B. Gove editor in chief of Webster's Third New International Dictionary will headline West Virginia State College 10th conference of English teachers. The event on Nov 9 in the college library will focus on lexicography with a keynote address The Words We Use at 10 am. Demonstrations of dictionary use in schools are on the program along with other sessions. Funeral notices for local residents are listed following the conference items.
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Philip B. Gove
West Virginia State College
Gove
New York Mirror to Cease Publication After 40 Years
Hearst Corp announces final editions of the New York Mirror to be published Tuesday night with Wednesday issue sealing the paper. About 14 percent of Mirror staff lose their jobs. severance promised. New York Daily News purchases Mirror assets and name, ending a 40 year rivalry in tabloid field. The Mirror had a daily circulation around 882,000, second to the Daily News.
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Mirror
The
Hearst Corp
New York Daily News
New York Morning News
Paper Field
the Mirror
Daily News
New York
Charles B. McCabe
Huntington Man Killed In Germany Car Crash
Spec. 5 Arnold Chaffins of Huntington, West Virginia, died in Germany after his privately owned car swerved off a street near his bar Tacks, struck a lightpost, and fell 15 feet into a tunnel. He suffered a severely fractured skull and multiple injuries. he died hours after arrival at a local Army hospital with the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment.
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Mernberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Arnold Chaffins
Huntington
W. Va
Chaffins
2Nd Armored Cavalry
Array
Yeager Patriarch, 67, Dies at Hamlin Home
Albert Hal Yeager father of famed Air Force pilot Col Charles E Chuck Yeager died at 67 after months illness in Hamlin. Son Chuck Yeager on duty in Germany expected home soon. Elder Yeager long active in gas industry owned Yeager Drilling Co. of Hamlin. Survived by widow Susie a daughter Pansy Cummings two other sons Hal Jr Roy a brother Walter three sisters and seven grandchildren. Body at Koontz Funeral Home.
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Clay
Deborah
Marie
Carol Holmes
Tioga
Nicholas County
Sacred Heart Hospital
Richwood
Johnny Holmes
Johnny
Carolyn
Black’s Chapel Church
Camden
Gauley
Black’s Chapel
White and Coleman Funeral Home
Drew
Louise Dorsey
Greater Emmanuel Apostolic Church
Jesse Hunn
James Hart
Spring Hill Cemetery
Avesta Dr
St. Albans
Preston Funeral
Hamlin
Albert Hal Yeager
Air Force
Charles E
Chuck) Yeager
Germany
Yeager
Muroc
Calif
Col. Yeager
Aerospace Research Pilot Training School
Edwards Air Force Base
Lincoln County
Yeager Drilling Co
Susie
Pansy Cummings
Hal Jr
Nitro
Roy
Rock Cave
Walter
Lula Lewis
Branchland
Ella Deering
Huntington
Pearl Dent
Chapmanville
Koontz Funeral Home
French Diplomat’s Visit Cut Short at West Virginia State College
A French diplomat Gerard de Villesbrunne leaves campus earlier than planned, canceling Friday night assembly and rescheduling a faculty meeting to 8:30 p.m. Thursday after sessions with French-speaking students. He will attend a 10 a.m. Friday scholarship convocation.
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West Virginia State College
Gerard de'da_ Villesbrunne
Admiral Kirk Diplomat and War Hero Dies at 74
Adm Kirk a Philadelphia native and Naval Academy graduate died at 7 30 am in Washington from heart ailment. He served as ambassador to Russia in the late 1940s and led a Sicily invasion task force in 1943 and supported Normandy landings in 1944. Surviving are his widow Lydia a son Roger and two daughters Mrs John Appel and Mrs Peter Folbert. Services set for Friday at St John s Episcopal Church Arlington Cemetery to follow.
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New York
Alani Jg. Kirk
Russia
Normandy
France
Kirk
Bath
U.S
Army
Naval Academy
London
Navy
Lydia
Roger
Moscow
John Appel
Villanova
Peter Folbert
Washington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Atallan Women Attala contribution varies with time
Fragmentary text shows Attala group and Atallan women contributing to a local effort, with unclear specifics. The brief notes a fluctuating contribution or support level tied to timing or events, but details remain unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Cunningham Funeral Home
Anderson Cemetery
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Cottrell
Silas
Degnan Funeral
Rt. 7
South Charleston
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Gillenwaters
Nettie Mae
Judson Baptist Church
Belle
R. C. Thornbury
Montgomery Memorial Park
Hickman
Howard J
Towson
Downingtown
Downingtown Hospital
Calvin
Lelia
Lula Oetting
Bert
New Jersey
Josephine Perkins
Cora Milam
Freta Lowry
Parkersburg
Ada Mellonzi
Painesville
Ohio
Snodgrass Funeral Home
Maynard
Ezra Elise
Rt. 2
Hurricane Creek
Putnam County
United Fuel Gas Co
Mary Alma
Burford
Hurricane
Goldie Spears
Elsie Kuhn
Allen Funeral Home
Alex McGraw
Covington
William Higginbotham
Leathia Kincaid
Hinton
J. E. McComis
Herbert Hendrickson
Beckley
First Baptist Church
H. A. Thompson
E. W. Billings
James H. French Jr
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Love, Jr
Orpha Voorhees
J. H. Edgell
Wilmington
Del
Thomas W. Nale
New York City
Banks
McRae C
Becksley
Becking Presbyterian Church
J. W. Witherspoon
Sunset Memorial Park
Able
Frank
Scarbro
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
E. Barley
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Ilmore
Lannie S. (Buck
Dr. Rand
Fidler
Filkeson
Joseph W
Rainelie
Nickell
R. Perkins
C. Brooks
Big Sewell Baptist Church
Jarmon
Alfreda E
Hurricane First Church of God
J. Bailey
Rank Cemetery
Barmon, Weaver
Curry Funeral Home
Rev. E. McCormick
Graceland Memorial Park
Hunter
Fanny
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Hunter and Hunter Funeral Home
Rev. R. Johnson
Bonne Memorial Park
Talnaker
Temple Bright
Stephenson Court
Barlow-Hansall Funeral Home
Harper
Spring Hill
MOMAS
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Highland Or
St Albans
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ma. Gacot
Cunningham Memorial Park
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Cohen Drug Stores
Total Capital Accounts
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Junius T. Moore, JR. Roberts
Spilman, JR
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Battle
Kanawha
JO Ann Fields
N.Y. Mirror
Huntington Man
SEARS
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Adm. Kirk
Kick
Truman API
Psychological Strategy ‘Board, ii
National Security Council
Sicily
HLTA
Onl
Gorby’s Music
7Th Ave
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Attala
Betove
McCormick Jewelers
W. Wanantton
Incomcs Ave
Thrifty
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