Marion D Stanley Death Notice From Four Mile Kentucky
Marion D Stanley of Four Mile Kentucky died Sunday June 2 at Pineville Hospital after a three week illness. Born 1887 in Lee County Virginia, son of late Sam and Nettie Ayers Stanley, he was a longtime resident of Four Mile and a retired railroad employee. Survived by two daughters Arva Pursiful and Mrs. H. Rob Dins, two sons Andrew Stanley and Willard Stanley, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Wednesday June 23 at Riverside Baptist Church Four Mile with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. burial in Craiging Cemetery. Family to receive friends tonight at the funeral home. Acmete Funeral Home Pineville is in charge.
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Marion D. Stanley
Marion BD. Stanley
Fawr Mile
Pineville Hospital
Mr. Stanley
Lee Coun
Sam and
Nettie Ayers Stanley
Stanley
Four Mile
Riverside Baptist Church
Seville and Nashville Railroad Company
Arva Pursifult
Rob
Dins
Garden City
Micha
Andrew Stanley
Pineville
Willard Stanley
Providence
Rhode Island
Oscar Monday
Ewing
Charlie Selson
Gibson Station
Aliss Roxie Stanley
Charlie Stanley
Riverside Baylist
Bruce Hullette
B.S. Helton
Pall
Marni Campbell
Bell
Virgie Gambel
Ehler
Darrell Pursifal Pursifer
Andy Dave Michel Suan
Frank Tuptle
Donnald Watsai
John Hobbs
Clyde Souleyrette
Elmer Champlin
Ziter Clifford
Robert Coign
Joe Bawa
Sinnurn
Ve Gand
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John Gouin
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Ohn Hendrickson
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Hobbs
Charlie Janeway
Estill
Parnell
George
Stepp
Fel “Woods
Burkad
Craeing
He Funeral Home
Acnete Funeral Monve
Dineville
Gharae
Mrs Chester Ridings obituary from Kentucky motel operator
Mrs Chester Ridings 63 of Middlesham Kentucky died Saturday. Survived by husband Chester Ridings two sons Charles and Lee Ridings of Leisville two sisters Minzeline Sinkhorne of Pineville and Ivene Williamson also two brothers Hubert Hubbard of Cincinnati Ohio. Funeral arrangements by Durham Funeral Home Pineville with services at 2 pm Wednesday at Durham Chapel. Burial in L.O.O.F Cemetery. Body to lie in state at the funeral home from 10 am today.
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Bertha) Ridings
Hertha) Ridings
Midddlesham
Siurday
Ridings
Twa
Lees
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Pineville
Sind
Ivene
Williamson
City
U.S
Durham
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Buri
Dada Furnery
FCC seeks industry input on TV station ownership limits
Washington officials say the Federal Communications Commission requests comment from industry stakeholders on a proposed policy to limit the number of television stations that may be owned by a single entity. The inquiry aims to assess competitive impact and enforcement options across markets.
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Washington
UPI
The
Federal Communications Commission
Eastern Kentucky land owners protest strip mining plans
A large eastern Kentucky group AGSLP led by LeRoy Martin plans to meet Gov Breathitt in Frankfort to press for a special session to curb strip mining on mountain ridges. They cite damaged homes and lands from mining on Hard Burley Mountain and demand stricter reclamation and deed reforms.
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United Press International
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UPI
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State Capitol
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Knott County
AGSLP
Dele
Gation
Breathitt
Martin
Clear Creek
Lotts Creek
Perry County
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Homers Ritchie
Kentucky Coal Association
Fred Bullard
Cochairmen
Ue Association
Leslie
George Wanlon
Perry County Commonwealth's Atty. ‘Loibert Combs
Jenkins City
Eldon Davidson
Harry M. Caudill
Whitesyburg
Cumberlands
Quires
Hospital Notes Apalachian Regional Hospital Daily List
Hospital notes from Appalachian Regional Hospital show admissions and dismissals across wards with names such as Andrew Jackson Atice Wil Alice Heath James Campbell Verda Mason Wayne Brock and more. Births include Mrs Dewey Gilbert and Mrs James C Summer. The page also cites visiting hours and notes on pagoda vases and Britannica reference.
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Apalachian Regional Hospital
Andrew Jackson
Atice Wil
Newport tavern closing suit seeks repeal on constitutional grounds
Newport City Commissioner Donald Roll filed suit in Campbell Circuit Court asking for repeal of the citys tavern closing ordinance. He claims the vote to rescind on June 2 was defective because five commissioners abstained, which he argues should be counted as affirmative votes. Defendants named include Mayor John Peluso City Clerk Robert Schumaker City Manager Oscar Hesch and commissioners Warndorf Fleh rman and Pantucci.
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UPI
Donald Roll
Campbell
Roll
The
Coset
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Robert Schumaker
Oscar jHesch
Vag. Warndorf
Lawrence Flehrman
Henry Pantucci
Three Great New Gasolines by Standard
Three new Chevron gasolines are now available at nearby Standard stations. These modern fuels are described as custom built for today's cars and driving styles, offering livelier power and more enjoyable driving while Standard promises better car care.
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Standard Station
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