Mrs J W Ott Dies In Wheeling
Mrs J W Ott dies in Wheeling West Virginia after living in Grafton for years She was the wife of the late J W Ott a former Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer Funeral services are set for 8 p m Saturday at the Catholic Cathedral in Wheeling Interment will be at Mount Calvary Cemetery about noon Saturday She is survived by two daughters Mrs M B Russell of Wheeling and Mrs Dorsey Wolfe of Houston Texas
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Wheeling
Grafton
Mount Calvary Cemetery
J. W. Ott
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Riley J Utt Dies At Home In Grafton
Riley J Utt aged 73 died at his home 1148 West Main street Grafton at 115 a.m. He was born in Taylor county on October 4 1886, son of the late James Utt, and his death leaves a family and community in mourning.
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Riley J. Utt
West Main Street
Grafton
Taylor County
James Utt
Utt Family Retains Spouse and Daughter Surviving Him
Mary Catherine McAtee Utt is survived by wife Edith Tucker Utt and daughter Roma Utt of Grafton. Another daughter Edith Thelma Utt is deceased. Two granddaughters Helen Jean and Betty Ann Utt also survive. Mr Utt was a carpenter by trade and a member of Pruntytown Methodist Church.
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Mary Catherine McAtee
Edith Tucker Utt
Roma Utt
Grafton
Edith Thelma Utt
Helen’ Jean
Betty Ann Ut
Utt
Pruntytown Methodist Church
Thomas Jeffries Dies at City Hospital at 19
Thomas Dale Jeffries of Pruntytown route 2 died yesterday at City hospital at 1 45 pm aged 19. He was born September 17 1930 in Taylor county and is survived by parents Virgil L Jeffries of Fairmont and Vada Utt of Pruntytown, plus two brothers and four sisters and half siblings. He was a member of Beulah Baptist church.
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Thomas Dale Jeffries
Pruntytown
Grafton
Taylor County
Virgil L. Jeffries
Fairmont
Vada_ Utt
Homer Jeffries
John Jeffries
Arlington
Virginia
June Jeffries
Doris de Barr
Ruth Barney
Frances Sheets
Wilbur
David
Clifford
Richard Utt
Wilburta
Jeanie Utt
Beulah Baptist Church
Major mine disasters and fatality rate 1949 briefing
The U S Bureau of Mines defines a major disaster as five or more deaths. The last such event was a fatal fire on November 4, 1948, and the last major explosion occurred in July 1948. Through ten months of 1949 the fatality rate was 1.14 per million tons of soft coal, totaling 397 lives lost.
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United States Bureau of Mines
British New Guinea
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Icturest Ygarle
Frank Morgan Ul Hoger
Jack Haley
Thomas Jeffries
City Hospital
Gibsons
Sunbeam
Dormeyer
Hamilton Beach
Delaney
General Electric
Lincoln Street
Blueville
Troners
Toyland
West Virginia
Beech Street
Dad
Motorola
Motorola Basket
Sunbeam Appliances
Pturkeys
A&p
Sunnyfield
Cranberries
Eatmor Brand
Young Toms
Nist York Eeessen
California
Jersey
Louisiana
Florida
Pascal Celery
Rome
Warwick Christmas
Tox
Bell’s Poultry Seasons Colonial Town House
Nabisco
Mothers Quick Oats
Jane Parker
B.D
Doe
Armour’s Corned
Crisco
Durkee
Tan
Marvel
Keener Bros
Route 50
West Main St
Grafien
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