Obituary notices from several West Virginia towns
Multiple notices list names such as Ainha Brant Del Js, Hattle Brown, Nellie Guandler, Criss, Elva Clevenger, Albert Ray Estepp, Mary Cordelia Harper, Charlotte John, Joseph Lee Wake, Dolly Utter, Elsie Butler, Freeman Starky, Chery Stewart, Edgar Thompsom, Leonard Hensley, Kenia Neweman, Belmar Johnson Maywood. Surviving spouses and children, funeral homes, dates, churches, and cemeteries are given. Records show services at Wesley Chapel, Red Star Baptist Church, Cunningham Funeral Home, and others with graves at Hilltop, Inwood, Rosewood, or local cemeteries. locations include Lewisburg, Beckley, Charleston, Huntington, Marmet, and Logan.
Foreclosure notices and funeral notices mix across Virginia and West Virginia region
The scanned page lists foreclosures and obituaries across multiple towns and cemeteries in Virginia and nearby areas. It mentions West Virginia locations like Beckley and Ripley, various funeral homes, churches, and cemetery names, with dates and times for services, and references to numerous individuals by surname. The garbled OCR shows names such as Alderson Cemetery, Beckley, Beckley area churches, and multiple funeral homes, indicating a mixed notice page of legal foreclosures and funeral announcements.
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Beckley
Boe Ridge
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Pennsylvania
Ode Satory
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Madison
Berkley
Jaca
Jay
Goldfine dies penniless after turbulent rise and fall
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine, once a prominent Boston figure connected to textile mills hotels and real estate, died at 76 in a Back Bay apartment after a House investigation revealed gifts and favors to officials. His empire collapsed under indictments, two jail terms and insolvency, with ties to Adams Eisenhower and federal agencies amid tax crimes and legal battles.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldtine
Back Bay
Charlotte
House
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Hisenhower
White House
Danbury
Adams
Conn
Federal Correctional
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Adamns
Fed
Meral Trade Commission
Maining
Securities and Exchange
Newton
Coldtine
Russia
Beth el
White House Boat Cemetery
Summersville Ater
Vetec i New Hospital
Rites set for Vietnam War victim John C. Kerney
Funeral service scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at the Alexander Finneval Home in Evansville Indiana for 19 year old John C Kerney killed September 13 in Vietnam. Son of James Kerney of Charleston he died from a booby trap while on a mission near Ho An He spent most of his life in Indiana and attended Indiana University. Kerney enlisted in the Marine Corps last November and had been stationed in Vietnam for five months. Burial will be in Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
Fie
John C. Kerney
Vietnam
James Kerney
Charleston
Ho An
Indiana
Indiana Uni+ Pte
Kemmey
Ma Corps
Boriat
Coal City Man Killed in Route 1 Crash
A Coal City man about 40 identified by state police as Marshal it. Smith of Raleigh County died in a traffic accident Friday night when his car struck a median on Route 1 460, the Bluefield Princeton road, near Trend for the Mercer County Health Center. Smith was thrown about 70 feet from the vehicle.
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Bluefield
Smith
Coal City
Raleigh County
Bluefield-Princeton
Mercer County Health Center
Convention Set at City by WCTU District Nine
District Nine of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in the state will conduct a convention Wednesday at Calvary Baptist Church City. Registration begins at 9 30 a.m. The meeting will begin at 10 3 a.m. Lunch will be provided by the women of Calvary Baptist Church.
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WCTU
Women's Christian Temperance Unie
Calvary
Ust
Women of
Cajcary ‘Baptist Church
Correction on South Charleston council recording error
The Friday Gazette admitted misrecording the motion to recognize the American Federation of State Municipal County Employes Union AFL CIO as a bargaining agent for South Charleston city employés. Councilman John Jones said the recognition would be opposed. A singing convention with Councilman John Long was planned, and votes from Dialvotes at 1:39 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Church were reversed.
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South Charleston
American Federation of State, Municipal’ and County Employes Union
Afl-Cio
John Jones
Sing
Aid
John Long
Mond Methodist Church
Jones
Venezuelan and Bolivian ministers on Castro era conflict
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ignacio Tnibarren Barges condemned U S backed efforts against Cuba and urged anti-subversion policing in the Americas while Bolivia's Walter Guevara Arze presented evidence claiming Che Guevara joined insurrectionists in Bolivia. He asserted Guevara may be alive in Bolivia after being last seen in Cuba years ago amid ongoing speculation of his whereabouts.
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Cuba
Castro
Bolivia
Walter Guevara Arze
Che” Guevara
Lpalivia
Lpalivia Now,’ the Foreign Minisster
Che" iGuevara
Latin ‘America
Randolph Will Speak At Glenville Event
Senator Jennings Randolph will be the principal speaker at Glenville State College as the new library opens at 1 30 p.m. on October 13. Tours of the building will begin after the ceremony at 2 20 a.m.
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Summersville
Summerville
Jennings Randolph
D-W
Mul-Burton Hinds
Economic Development Administration
Appalachian Regional Commission
He Iis
Randolph
Glenville
Principa Glenville State College
Sanctuary proof given on Cambodia role in Vietnam war
Washington reports Grant Sharp confirmed that North Vietnamese troops used Cambodian sanctuaries to attack U S forces. In May 1966 Pentagon officials publicly contradicted earlier remarks about Communist infiltration. Sharp cited four to six regiments totaling about 10,000 men operating inside Cambodia near the South Vietnam border.
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tan U_ 8
Grant Sharp
Cambodia
Portagon
Tyne
United States
Sharp
Lichle
P Invest
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Army
Stanley R. Larson
Larson
U. S
Jets Hug Us Marines in Viet Nam Shelling Report
Witnesses said a grenade blast killed a Marine and wounded another near Con Thien as seven Marines died and 125 were wounded in attacks around the area. North of Hai Phong Navy jets destroyed the last undamaged bridge and reportedly shot down a Mig 7. A Soviet built fighter vanished after being struck by a Navy Phantom. Communists claimed seven planes down. a Crusader listed as the 630th U.S. loss in Vietnam. In South Vietnam, 41 soldiers were reported killed as fighting and ambushes continued in Quang Ngai Province near Saigon.
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Con ‘Thien
U.S
Haiphong
Hanoi
Aled
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai Provinces
Saigon
Romney Takes Careful Stand On Medical Aid
Romney aligns with Governor Reagan and Governor Rockefeller at a three day governors conference. He praises the medical program but criticizes its tax burden and risk of drying up private health care sources such as doctors who served charity cases.
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Reagan
Romney
Welch Resident Walks 400 Miles to Reenlist at Camp Lejeune
Julius C. Foster, 24, of Welch West Virginia, walked 400 miles to Camp Lejeune to reenlist in the Marine Corps. He hoped his first duty station would be Vietnam and cited concerns over the antiwar sentiment and publicity. Foster spoke in Kinston on Friday while en route, noting a 10 mile final leg to finish the journey.
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Kinston
N.C
West
Uhings
West Virginia
Heck’s Cash Register Niversity
Foster
Si Qn Marine Corps Reserve
Heck’s
Washington Street
Charleston
Johnsons Prospect Dimmed by California Warning
In San Francisco California a political warning impacts the Washington Post prospects as former Governor Amiod G Brows cautions that Democratic sentiment is wavering ahead of Friday statements. The president signals concern over party support and potential fallout for upcoming decisions.
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Washington Post
California
San Francisco
Calif
Amiod G
Hasan
Shots Ring Out in Steel Truck Strike Across States
Gunfire tore through highways in Michigan Pennsylvania and Indiana as a sight state Teamsters dispute rocked the steel industry. One injury reported a Gary Indiana driver cut by flying glass when his windshield was shot out. Wheeling Steel Corp spokesman said company was affected by the trucker action.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Pennyslvatia
Indiana
Teamsters
Gary
Ind
Wheeling Steel Corp
No Progress in Auto Strike Talks With Ford
DETROIT A union and Ford Motor Co held extended bargaining Friday with UAW President Walter P. Reuther present for the first time since the strike began in September. Malcolm L. Denise, Ford’s chief negotiator, said no progress was made and the parties still stand where they began.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Lakes Ship Strike Pact Reached After D6 Day Talks
Montreal report says labor negotiators reached agreement to end the six day old Great Lakes shipping strike. Minister John R Nicholson of Kent announced Friday night that a pact was in place to resume shipments and avoid further disruption.
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John, R. Nicholson
Kent
Great Canada
Bight Lakes
Financial Expert Succeeds Kerr on UC Board of Regents
In Los Angeles the University of California Board of Regents unanimously named Kerr a financial expert to succeed the ousted Clark. The change, effective January 43 of the next year, follows Charles J. Hitch’s presidency.
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Los Angeles
University of California Fii- Board of Regents
Kerr
Charles J. Hitch
Queen Mary Heads To Final North Atlantic Voyage
The Queen Mary departed New York for the last time on a final leg of her 1000th voyage across the North Atlantic. A farewell in New York Harbor featured gracious warmth remembered by crew and passengers aboard.
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New York Times
New York
North Atlantic
New York Harbor
City Man Heads Rare Medical Wholesalers Gymnastics Book at Fair
James F. Duncan of ena bi elected new president of the West Virginia Wholesalers Association. The four day convention ends with a business session at the Pankel Foundation booth. A display copies the first edition published in 1573 in Venice. The volume features Latin and Greek text and is illustrated.
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Wheeling
James F. Duncan
Ena
West Virginia
Asso
Venice
Robert C. Kaiser
R. B. Bernig
Lheimer
Parkersburg
Lawrence
Pankel Foundation
Booth Ness
Hieronymu Mercurialia
Maximilian II
Holy Roman Empire
Car Crash Blocks Traffic on Lee and Jackson Streets
A two car collision in the city involved Freddy Wanger of 1517 Piedmont Road and another vehicle hit a parked car. Seven Civil Defense workers rerouted east bound traffic via Lee Street and west bound via Ruffner and Jackson. Wanger was uninjured but required a crow bar to free him from his car. Damages were estimated over $4,000, police reported.
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Lee Street
Ruffner
Town Jackson Street
Craige
Freddy Wanger
Piedmont Road
Wanger
Rawson
Lubach Method to be discussed by Spring Hill Lions
Spring Hill Lions Club plans a Monday meeting at Marvin's Restaurant at 8 b.m. to discuss the Lubach Method of preaching to adult illiterates. The program aims to explore how the method can aid outreach and education within the community.
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Spring Hill Lions
Spring Hill Lions Club
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Marvin’s
St Albans Club Awarded Landscaping Aid for Second Street
The Ravens Park Garden Club received matching funds from the St. Albans Beautification Committee to complete a landscaping project on Second Street. Sunrise Garden Club was granted permission to landscape city property near the Kroger Store in St. Albans. Committee members Robert Manyik and James Randall were named to explore landscaping options on Wilson Avenue east of Walnut Street.
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St. Albans
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