Final rites for rs. Gaylor Bass conducted at Stafford
Deaths and funerals notice listing final rites for rs. Gaylor Bass formerly of Sta nford to be held at Stafford. Also notes on the funeral of Mrs. Ella Moran 95 of Belva and other obituaries including Ina Marie Hall Charles Sherman Ganoe and DeWitt MacKenzie with burial and church details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylor Bass
Staffo
Merly
Stanaford
Stafford
Seciaie
William Bass
Edwina
Jimmy
Sadie Gaylor
Helen
Margaret Kirk
Crab Orchard
Fred’ Thomas Jr
Beaver
Wanda Lapiers
Rochester
N. Y
James
Frank Gaylor
Wallace P Kincaid Funeral for Summersville Bank Leader
Final rites for Wallace Patton Kincaid 76 president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Summersville will be at 2 p m Sunday in Summersville Presbyterian Church. The Rev Walter Ward White Jr will lead the service. Burial follows in Groves Cemetery Summersville. Kincaid founded the bank in 1910 and died Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Patton Kincaid
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Summersville
Walter Ward White Jr
Summersville Presbyterian Church
Groves
Kincaid
Bus and Truck Crash Locks Lanes for Hours
A bus rear collided with a slow moving truck injuring several passengers. Antonette Gilbert, 18, of Dearborn Michigan, described waking to a crash and confusion as passengers evacuated through windows. The bus door jammed and had to be pried open. Ambulance crews reported a mangled scene with steel bars on the road. Traffic remained blocked westbound for over two hours while injured riders were taken to Suburban Community Hospital Warrensville Heights and others to Akron and Ravenna hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonette Gilbert
Dearborn
Mich
Marshall Johnson
Steve Ambarelli
Youngstown
Ohio
Americelli
Warrensville Heights
Cleveland
Akron
Ravenna
Kennedy begins tour with Yosemite stop and Brown bid
President Kennedy opens a western tour at an Air Force base near Merced California and plans stops at Yosemite Los Banos and Fresno with Gov Edmund Brown and other regional figures present. He aims to highlight programs while avoiding hard endorsements as Republicans may attend. He continues by helicopter to Los Banos then Fresno before a Los Angeles stay and return to Washington Monday.
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Air Force Base
Mericed
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Yosemite
White House
Yosemite National Park
Los Banos
Brown
San Luis
California
Central Valley Project
Fresno
Air Force
Los Angeles
Washington
Coal City and Ivydale Drivers Charged
Barbara F. Green, 24, Coal City, was cited at 1:05 a.m. for speeding and ordered to appear in City Police Court Thursday night. James F. Woodrum, 26, Ivydale, was ordered to appear Monday night on a charge of blocking a traffic lane on South Kanawha Street at 5:10 p.m. Thursday.
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Barbara F. Green
Coal City
James F. Woodrum
Ivydale
South Kanawha Street
Laos captives recount crash and interview details
Bailey described his captivity in Samneua City with limited belongings and clothes. He noted only one non-Asian contact, a Communist Hungarian correspondent who later published the interview. Wolfkill joked with reporters about the covert mission, as Shore and McMorrow, civilian pilots, were aboard when their helicopter went down in Communist held territory. he doubted it was shot down, citing a possible rear rotor failure and a forced descent from 3,500 feet with no injuries reported.
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Samneua
Bailey
Wolfkill
Shore
McMorrow
Mrs Kennedy Wows Italians With Informality
RAVELLO Italy UPI Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy impresses Italians with an informal attitude while vacationing with daughter Caroline in a 900 year old villa on the Mediterranean She drives her car to the roadside buys lemon ice cream for Caroline and visits a village cafe as an ordinary tourist avoiding paparazzi and enjoying a seaside day with family officials watching closely but unobtrusive
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Ravello
Italy
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Rome
Princess Lee Radziwill
London
Caroline
Driver Jailed On Drug Count In Beaver Collision
Beckley man Richard A. Foley aged 38 was jailed at midnight Thursday on a drug driving charge after his 1959 car rammed a parked vehicle on Route 3 in Beaver. He posted a $500 property bond and faces magistrate court. State Police report about $900 in damages. In Raleigh, Samuel Wilson, 70, was cited for failing to yield when his car struck Oscar Vecellio Jr., 26, on U.S. 1921 and state 3.
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Beckley
Beaver
Richard A. Foley
Crescent Rd
Joe Rodriguez
Foley
Larry E. Marshall
U.S
Raleigh
Samuel Wilson
Oscar Vecellio Jr
Jefferson St
Calf Aves Blue Ribbon Win Ends in Calf Heist
Linda Kleusner’s Hereford calf, winner for her 12-year-old owner at the Dubuque County Fair, allegedly ate the blue-ribbon prize. In London, the British pavilion at the Seattle World’s Fair faces a question on joining the Grenadier Guards. In Minnesota, mock casualties during an exercise led to real tackles. In New Jersey, union members protest above-ground guards removal at a manhole. In Creaton, England, pub owner John Blunt marks his 93rd birthday by buying rounds for regulars, saying beer keeps him young.
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Dubuque, Iowa
UPI
Linda Kleusner
Dubuque County
Ready For Duty London
The
Daily Telegraph
Grenadier Guards
West Orange
N.J
UPID
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Creaton, England
John Blunt
Blunt
Wire Dispatches Mark Mixed U.S. and World News
A federal grand jury setback drops eight Hoffa witnesses from testifying while Kennedy seeks permanent four star rank for Lauris Norstad. WWII GI insurance bill faces hush effort as Miss International Beauty 1963 prelims advance in Long Beach. A Moscow cake plan for cosmonauts and King Hassan I of Morocco eye Soviet visit next spring. NS Savannah earns safety certificate as 52 beauties compete in California. Reaves returns to North Carolina to face murder charge. West Virginia lawmakers hear on defense contracts. FBI takes over Cheat Lake gun mystery. Edwin Kimble named Elks president elect. a mine blast in Cabin Creek noted. Betty Means dies from shotgun wound after saying she shot herself.
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Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Senate
Lauris Norstad
Air Force
Korea
Long Beach
Calif
United States
Carolyn Joyner
Freeport
Kan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hassan 1
Morocco
Coast Guard
Savannah
Jerry L. Reaves
Fulton, Ky
Rockingham, N. C
Senate Small Business Committee
W. W. Barron
Washington
West Virginia
Cheat Lake
Morgantown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edwin L. Kimble
West Virginia Elks Association
Parkersburg
Nine area residents forfeit bonds in Police Court
Nine defendants appeared in Police Court Thursday night with forfeitures totaling $420. James M. Lilly of Sullivan Road posted $109 for drunk driving. Donald Gwinn of Prosperity forfeited $124 on drunk driving and driving after revocation. Rudolph Meador of Beaver posted $71 for reckless driving and license expiration. Harold Adkins of Mabscott forfeited $25 for speeding and red light. Richard Gravely of Mabscott forfeited $15 for littering. Johnny Wilkes of Beckley forfeited $20 for speeding. Three additional drunk forfeitures totaled $51.
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James M. Lilly
Sullivan Road
Donald Gwinn
Prosperity
Rudolph Meador
Beaver
Harold Adkins
Mabscott
Richard Gravely
Johnny Wilkes
Beckley
Mrs Leah Trail Ill At Home In Raleigh County
Raleigh County Criminal Court reporter and probation officer Mrs Leah Trail is reported ill at her home, reducing available court coverage and probation duties temporarily.
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Leah Trail
Raleigh County
Now You Know By United Press International
The Suez Canal measures 103 miles in length with a minimum width of 196 feet 10 inches ensuring safe passage for ships.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
District 10 Spends $1.5 Million On Roads In 1961-62
The State Road Commission District 10 covering Mercer Raleigh and Wyoming counties spent 1.5 million dollars in fiscal 1961 62. Princeton headquarters led new primary and secondary road construction totaling 65.40 miles and 999 460 67 in cost. Mercer led maintenance and repair with 8.21 miles of primary work and 31.9 miles of secondary work. Long range plans expect Interstate 77 to reach Raleigh and Mercer counties and Interstate 64 into Beckley area in Raleigh County.
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State Road Commission
Metera
Mercer
Raleigh
Wyoming
Road Commission
District 10
Princeton
McDowell County
McDowell
Mercer County
Beckley
Humphrey Defends Ike Aides in Senate Inquiry
Senator Stuart Symington presides over a five hour hearing in which Hubert H. Humphrey, a former Eisenhower cabinet member, defends his actions and mocks questions as he calls the questioning senators “you boys.” Humphrey also refers to MA Hanna Co employees as his boys while discussing the top secret defense mobilization board he sat on for forty years.
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Symington
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Stuart Symington
Senate
M. A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Defense Mobilization Board
Flemming
Young Demos Delegates Set for Wheeling Convention
Raleigh County Young Democrats named eight delegates for the Wheeling convention with Aug. 27 meetings at the courthouse and travel plans for the Aug. 31 to Sept. 1 state gathering. Additional delegates named include Mrs. Sally Young, Ray Wright, John Farrish and others. honorary delegates listed. unit rule pledged by attending delegates.
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Raleigh County
Wheeling
West Virginia
Young Democrats
YDC
Bill O'Neal
O'Neal
Marie Casco
Donald D. Hodson
J. D. Brakefield
Ned Payne III
Perry O’neal
Warren Thornhill III
William Miles
Mary Basham
Flynn Canady
Harless Stover
Florine Warden
del. A. David Abrams
Dale Covey
Okey A. Mills
IC. A. “Slim’’ Thompson
Cotton White
C. Harold Hanks
Jack Thomas
James Leeber Pil
George J. Titler
Faith Lewis
Betty Harvey
Bob Williams
Carl Honaker
Robert Sweeney
W. W. Withrow
Sen. G. C. Porter
del. C. Berkley Lilly
Roscoe Loudermilk
Sawyers Hails Release of Federal Road Funds
West Virginia Road Commissioner Burl A. Sawyers says the release of almost 42 million in federal funds brightens the state's highway program. The funds, part of 1.9 billion released by Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges, can be used for Interstate or state and local roads with dollar-for-dollar matching. Sawyers noted 230 million was allocated through July 1962, leaving WV 13.1 million short of its 1956 Highway Act total. He detailed 140 million spent, 15.5 million pending approval, 43.3 million in design, and 18.2 million uncommitted, with plans to match federal money quickly and a possible request for more state-financed road funds.
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Charleston
UPI
Burl A. Sawyers
West Virginia
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Sawyers
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
BPR
Two Children Treated For Foot Injuries In Beckley
Two seven year old children were treated at Beckley Hospital Thursday. Frank Rodriguez Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rodriguez 611 S Oakwood Ave was treated at 2 20 p m for cuts to his left foot after stepping on glass at home. Katherine Bales daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Jessup Route 3 Beckley was treated at 8 p m for injuries to her right foot from a bicycle wreck.
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Beckley Hospital
Frank Rodriguez Jr
Frank Rodriguez
S. Oakwood Ave
Katherine Bales
Jim Jessup
Route 3
Beckley
Freewill Baptist Church to Hold Annual Homecoming
The Freewill Baptist Church of Skelton will hold its annual home coming services Sunday at the church. The Rev. James Hutch inson of Hanover Va will be the guest speaker. The Rev. Charles Bass is pastor of the church.
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Freewill Baptist Church of
Skelton
James Hutchinson
Hanover
Charles Bass
Goins Reunion Set At Piney View Property
The annual Goins reunion will be held Sunday on the Jess Rad ford property at Piney View. The morning worship services will begin at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Roy ce as guest speaker.
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Goins
Jess Radford
Piney View
Royce
Driver Charged After Accident In Raleigh County
Harry Elick of Mabscott pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident before Magistrate W A Burke and paid 25 dollars in fines and costs. He was arrested on a warrant after he ran a car onto a lawn Thursday evening, destroying shrubs and trees. Albert J Spicer of Beckley was released from Raleigh County Jail after a warrant for assault and battery was withdrawn. Other docket items include James L Farley of Ghent sentenced to 24 hours in jail and fined 100 dollars for driving with no registration, Shirley A Rader released after serving time on a petit larceny conviction, Don Morgan of Kilsyth released after serving time for driving with no state operator license, Robert Brewster of Petersburg Va released from jail on order from Deputy Marshal Morris B Imboden, after being indicted on a liquor law violation, and John Kelly Daniel released after serving time and giving blood on a charge of no operator's license.
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Harry Elick
Mabscott
W. A. Burke
Elick
Tony Sparacino
Albert J. Spicer
Beckley
Raleigh
Frances Bragg
James L. Farley
Ghent
Burke
North Kanawha St
Shirley A. Rader
Don Morgan
Kilsyth
Robert Brewster
Petersburg
Morris B. Imboden
United States District Grand Jury
John Kelly Daniel
Police Probe Car Thefts In Fayette County
State police investigate a string of car thefts Aug 9 to 12 in Fayette County centered on Oak Hill and Mount Hope. Six autos stolen, five recovered. two stolen Sunday from Oak Hill and Mount Hope. Several cars found in Oak Hill creek, Montgom ery, and Mount Hope. Some owners left keys in ignition. others had ignitions wired by thieves.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Fayette County
Mount Hope
James Lancianese
Harvey
Bill Wonder
Oak
Lighter Side: politicians praise bill and earth’s perfection
The piece riffs on a legislative bill praised by Rep. Ben Jensen and others. It cites Jensen’s theology flavored quip about making the earth “4.6 billion more perfect” and recalls Moss Hart’s anecdote about landscaping for satire.
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Cannon
Ben F. Jensen
Town
Appropriations Committee
Missouri
Jensen
Earth
Moss Hart
Robbery mystery haunts U S mail route and pet tale
Boston driver William Gullette recalls a $1.5 robbery on a mail route as insiders may have leaked trip details. London report notes Sir Winston Churchill calls Rufus the Poodle a confidant who heard everything. Los Angeles psychologist Dr. Norman Farberow says the Monroe death inquiry examined possible fantasies but cannot disclose report content.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Rufus
Pee
Los Angeles
Norman, Farberow
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
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Lubbock, Texas
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PMA, Inc
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