Deaths and Funerals in Oak Hill and Nearby Areas
Funeral services are planned for Charles E B Anders 81 of Oak Hill at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with burial in High Memorial Park. He died Monday in an Oak Hill hospital after a short illness. Survivors include son Louis Anders of Quincy one granddaughter and five great grandchildren. Also announced are services for Judy Shepherd 79 of 500 Whitestick St at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Welcome Baptist Church East Park with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call 7–9 p.m. today at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor. Additional services for James A Binford 73 of Bluefield Princeton Road at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Seaver Funeral Home Chapel Princeton burial Resthaven Cemetery. He died Monday after a long illness. former Sands and Company manager and World War I veteran with memberships in American Legion Forty-and-Eight and Princeton Old Guard. Survived by wife Beulah Oattey Binford. Other notes indicate Emma Fubbington Lyons 73 of Julian and related memorials at Melton Mortuary Chapel Whitesville with burial in Jarrell Cemetery Dry Creek. Lyons born Jan 26 1885 Olive Hill Ky. Son of late William and Mary Lyons he was a retired coal miner with survivor list including sister Mrs Frank Kernel Whitesville and half brother Eddie Jarvis Olive Hill Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Anders
Oak Hill
Tyree
William Rieddsing
Oak
Anders
Greek Orthodox Church of
Washington, D. C
Gythia
Greece
Louis Anders
Quincy
Funers
Judy Shepherd
Whitestick St
Welcome Baptist Church
East Park
Alvin and
Thomas Pryor
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie and Johnson
James A. Binford
Bluefield
Princeton Road
Seaver Funeral Home
Princeton
J. C. Fisher
Resthaven Cemetery
Binford
Sands and Company
Mullens
First Methodist Church
American Legion
Forty-and-Eight Society
Princeton Old Guard
Norfolk
Beulah Oattey Binford
John Albert
Lyons
Emma Fubbington
Martina
Julian
Ridge Avenue
Armstrong
Melton Mortuary Chapel
Whitesville
Jim Franklin
Marvin Kittle
Jarrell’ Wildwood
Dry Creek
Charleston
Olive Hill
William and Mary Lawhorn Lyons
Frank Kernel
Eddie Jarvis
Burleson 64 Died in Charleston Hospital
Funeral arrangements incomplete for Marine Private 1 C Kenneth L Jackson 20 of 110 Apple Grove Ave West Wickham killed in action in Vietnam. He was son of Ernest L and Frances Grose Millsaps infant Sonya Lynn Millsaps to be buried in Sunset Memorial Park with Rev Cleveland Young officiating. He is survived by family including four brothers sister and grandparents. Body returning to Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Jackson
Apple Grove Ave
West Wickham
Vietnam
Ernest L. Jackson
First Baptist Church of
Stratton High School
Jackson
Cpl
Ernest Jr
Buford
D. C
David Jackson
Chicago Air Base
Tommie
Gary
Charlotte
Courtine Jackson
Beckley
Augustine Wicks
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home
Sonya Lynn Millsaps
Leland
Frances Grose Millsaps
Ury
Sunset Memorial Park
Cleveland Young
Leland Edward
Funeral services for Jack Maynor held at Melton Mortuary
Funeral services for 42 year old Jack Maynor of 104 Ford St will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Melton Mortuary Chapel with pallbearers James Amick Robert Mandeville Basil Spangler Cyrus Richmond Howard Brown Alfred Smith and Wayne Toney. The body will lie in state after 6 p.m. Tuesday at Melton Mortuary for friends to call. The list of pallbearers includes J L Holliday Woodie Bacil Fred Harless Carl Andrews Jeffrey Deal and Charles Interdonato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maynor
Ford St
Melton Mortuary Chapel
James Amick
Robert Mandeville
Basil Spangler
Cyrus Richmond
Howard Brown
Alfred Smith
Wayne Toney
Berlin Squeeze Fears Rise Over East German Traffic
Western officials warned East German harassment could target vital supply routes to Wester while a meeting to elect a West German resident on March 5 looms. Bonn officials warned of possible economic retaliation if a new Berlin pressure tactic emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Germany
Berlin
Bonn
Guenter Diehl
Diehl
West
Levy Vote Stated at Tucker County Polls
Tucker County voters were at the polls today trying for a three year 789 000 special levy. The last election December 10 1963 failed when 55 6 percent of the required 60 percent favorable vote was tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uray - Tucker County
Tali i
Opening Testimony Implicates Four In Bluefield Bombing
Four health and physical education students at Bluefield State College were identified in opening testimony as present when a bomb damaged a dormitory building on November 21 1968. Witnesses Nathaniel Johnson Paul Lee Crockett and others testified they saw a bomb discussed but did not know who planted it. The trial continues with eight state witnesses called and no dates set for remaining defendants. The campus faced racial tensions, dormitories stayed closed, and classes resumed under security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
UPI
Bluefield State Col
William Tray
Willow Grove
Dwight Banks
Bluefield
Nathaniel Johnson
Crumpler
W. Va
Pauljt Lee Corkectt
Kingsport
Thej
Edgar James
Johnson and Crockett
Travis
Deaf Mute Charged In Rape and Stabbing Incident
In MCVEIGH Kentucky a 20 year old deaf mute Roger Booth was charged with rape stabbing and armed robbery after attacking a high school girl in an outhouse near her home. The victim was found by a neighbor and treated at Appalachian Regional Hospital in South Williamson in critical condition. The suspect is jailed in Pikeville awaiting arraignment with $bond set by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcveigh
UPI
Jim Beviris
Appalachian Regional Hospital
South Williamson
Bevins
Roger Booth
Fof McVeigh
Pikeville
Liew
Bond
Mrs Adelia Sanchez Rites Planned In Crab Orchard
Mrs Adelia Sanchez aged 81 of Crab Orchard will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Williams Funeral Home Chapel in MacArthur with Rev Cameron Lilly officiating. Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Park. Funeral home notes arrival after 5 p.m. to ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Sanchez
Crab Orchard
Williams Funeral Home
MacArthur
Cameron Lilly
Sunset Memorial Park
Tony
Streets Rites Held for Joseph P Streets
Funeral services for Joseph P Streets aged 53 of 536 Broadway St will be held Wednesday at 11 am in the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev Archie Johnson officiating Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park The funeral home will be open tonight from 7 to 9 pm for visitation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Streets
Broadway St
Ritchie and
Rites Held For Mrs Cora Bailes Kuhl In Ohio
Mrs Cora Bailes Kuhl 55 of Hannibal Ohio died Sunday in a Wheeling hospital from cancer. Final rites set for 2 pm Wednesday at Cook Funeral Home Cedar Grove with Rev Grady Biffle. burial Montgomery Memorial Park London. Survivors include husband Charles H Kuhl son Charles J Kuhl aboard USS Kitty Hawk off Vietnam daughter Carol Ellen father Lawrence J Bailes three sisters Leona Loudermilk Nora Farren Fannie Hudnall and a brother Jennings Bailes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bailes Kuhl
Hannibal
Ohio
Cook Funeral Home
Cedar Grove
Grady Biffle
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
Vietnam
Carol Ellen
Lawrence J. Bailes
Smithers
Leona Loudermilk
Charmee
Nora Farren
Lewisburg
Fannie Hudnall
Glasgow
Jennings Bailes
Fayetteville
Linda Alderman Rites Held for 82 Year Old Resident
Funeral services for Linda Alderman 82 of 120 Mason St will be held Thursday at 11 a m in Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Cleveland Young officiating. Burial follows at Pemberton Cemetery. Born May 14 1886 in Floyd Va she was daughter of Henry and Ellen Hylton and widow of Charles. Survived by son Walter of Grants NM four daughters Annie Phillips Etta Vanno Nannie Meadows Ollie Epperly a brother Sidney Hylton 18 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral home after 3 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Alderman
Mason St
Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Cleveland Young
Pemberton Cemetery
Floyd
Henry
Ellen Hylton
Methodist Church
Charles
Walter
Grants
New Mexico
Annie
Shirley) Phillips
du Bois
Gilbert
Etta) Vanno
Charleston
Nannie Meadows
Barbersville
Ollie Epperly
Beckley
Sidney Hylton
Christiansburg
Court Delays Decision On Salary Hike In Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Court delayed ruling on Beckley attorney W. H. File Jr. proposal to raise Circuit Court Judge salary to 4500 annually from 1500. The court will consider the motion while preparing next year’s budget and heard other items including a flame of freedom for the courthouse lawn and 60 40 Omnibus Crime Bill training funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Beckley
W. H. File Jr
File
Clarence Pierce
Dixie Bryson
American Legion Post 32
Flame of Freedom
Legion
Paull Hutchinson Jr
Fred T. Stacy
Zina French
Wounded Whale Towed To Sea
A wounded whale shot for no reason in Long Beach Harbor was towed out to sea after a full day of effort by lifeguards and city officials. They feared it would die on the beach and planned disposal if it did not depart, finally succeeding on the sixth tow three miles offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Long Beach Harbor
California
Storm toll rises as blizzard shuts airports and buries towns
The storm left at least 82 to 60 deaths in New England, 20 in New York and 2 in Pennsylvania, with traffic accidents and exertion as major causes. Bradley Airport reopened as snow drifts exceeded six feet in many places. The near-blizzard, forming off the Virginia Capes, dumped 8 to 35 inches from Virginia to Maine before moving offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Bradley
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia Capes
Seaboard
Virginia
Maine
Isea
Campus unrest and spy ship Pueblo testimony mix in UC and Wisconsin items
The report ties campus protests at Michigan State California Berkeley and Wisconsin to broader upheaval. It documents student strike threats and arrests alongside testimony about intelligence operations aboard the Pueblo with Lt Stephen R Harris and Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Coronado
Califé
UPI
Michigan State
Navy
University of Californ University
University of Wisconsin
Berkeley
Joan A. Hannah
Pueblo
Californiaj
Alamos
Cts
University of Ida County Sheriff's Deputies
Chicago
Wind and Down
Nasseéill
Spook
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Stephen R. Harris
Melrose
Mass
State Bankers Fight Branches Hearing On Poky Pueblo Affair
West Virginia lawmakers debate limited branch banking amid secrecy in a hearing on Soviet naval actions near Korea and the Pueblo seizure. Witnesses before five-admiral probe outline duties and document destruction while bills seek curbs or rewrite of banking laws.
Picketing at Ohio college over black studies and strikes
Riot police observed a sit-in in the Sociology Department as students demand more black students and a black curriculum. No incidents reported. Separate items note car crashes in Beaver and Sprague with injuries, damages estimated up to 4000 dollars, plus multiple arrests and legal actions in Beckley and Raleigh County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simgenls
Cleveland
Ohio
John
McGann
Sophia
Douglas
Wickline
Way Sted
Perc Ee
Maragu
S & § Foodliner
Beaver
Ray Alton Adkins
Shady Spring
W. Va
Helen
James E. Grant
Helen R
William Turnmire
Allen Junction
Rural Acres, Drive
Sprague
Howard K. Brown
Teel Rd
James McCurry
Glenwood
Governor Says Spending Requests Will Be Reviewed First
Governor Arch Moore clarified that expenditure requests will first be reviewed in his office before routing to the Board of Public Works. Attorney General Browning and Auditor Gainer had believed a memo bypassed the BPW, but Moore said all requests will go to the BPW after initial review. The matter ties to the executive order on spending and scrutiny of all requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
Arch A. Moore Jr
Board of Public Works
Chauncey Browning Jr
Dennil Gainer
Ahemo
Jack Miller
BPW
Moore
Browning
Jim Garrison
Miller
Ferrie
David W. Ferrie
Dymond
Russo
Garrison
Mober
Legislature debates, votes on private schools and stamps
Legislature actions show split views on aid to private and parochial schools, with a defeated trading stamps measure and a study resolution. The Senate advanced water pollution controls on oil field drilling and a bid disclosure bill requiring copies of bids to the state auditor, sending the latter to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Del
Tommy Myles
D-Fayette
Hancock County
George Griffith
Gust Brint Jr
Wills Creek
Kanawha County
del. Warren McGraw
Wyoming
del. Albert Sommerville Jr
D.webster
James Named To Board In West Virginia Associations
James Walter James was elected to the board of directors of the West Virginia County Officials Association in Charleston. County Clerk Fred T. Stacy was elected to the board of the County Clerks Association. The meeting endorsed welfare and insurance measures and discussed election laws, law enforcement standards, and training. The next gathering will be June 11 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Walter James
West Virginia County Officials Association
Charleston
Fred T. Stacy
County Clerks Association
Arch A. Moore Jr
Senate
Lloyd G. Jackson
West Virginia Association of County Officials
Daniel Boone Hotel
John D. Rockefeller IV
McGraw bills push mine safety and veterans aid
Washington reports two West Virginia servicemen, Marine Cpl. Char W. Miller Jr. and Army Sgt. Reality Seth J. Davis, killed in action, while lawmakers consider creating lifetime benefits for coal miners with black lung and giving section bosses power to suspend unsafe work. The coal association deems the plan unprecedented and argues for support to prevent welfare dependence if the industry falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
Army
Seth J. Davis
Coal Association
Leota F. Davis
Switzer
Lo l
Gan County
Davisi
McGrawea
Witness casts doubt on Shaw Oswald plot links at trial
In New Orleans UPI reporting, the star witness, a roommate of the defendant, described the Shaw Oswald investigation as possibly a casual bull session on cross-examination. He testified he did not know the full scope of the alleged plot and suggested the talk could have been a trivial discussion rather than a serious conspiracy. The testimony touched on the defendant’s alias Leon and the nature of the cross examination amid the courtroom proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Nee Eee
Dymond
Russo
Garrison
New Orleans
UPI
Clay L
Lee Harvey Oswald
Shaw
Leon
Clem Bertrand
Coud
Asi
F. Irvin
Perry Raymond Russo
AGIA
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Charles E. Anders
James Binford
John A. Lyons
Emma Martina
Fred L. Burleson
Glen Daniel
Melton Mortuary
Kenneth Jackson
Sonya Millsaps
Joe’s Creek
Boone County
W. H
Elizabeth’ Kelly Buffington
Raleigh County
Joe (Sesta G.) Pennington
J. L. Holliday
Woodie Bacil
Fred Harless
Carl Andrews
Jeffrey Deal
Charles Interdonato
Levy
DAT
Bluefield State
Cora Kuhl
Sanitone
McCall’s
Harpers Baazaar
Vogue
Sports Illustrated
Mademoiselle
Glamour
Esquire
Riehmonn Cleaners
Lauhery
Mt. Hope, and
Upper Fayette Coun
Terest
Jones Avye
Order OF the Golden Rule
North Korea
Virginia Banking Association
West Virginia
Harry A. Howell
D - Monongalia
Howell
Ubuacy
Cyer Wu
Don E. ‘Bailey
Ridgeville
Ind
Michael T. Barrett
Kalamazoo
Mich
James OD. Layton
Binghamton
N.Y
Donald R. McClaren
Davi L. Ritter
Menlo Park
Alif
William Moreland
Monongalia
Dels
Lucille Thornhill
Odell Huffman
D-Mercer
Lyle Smith
D-Cabell
Oels
Robert Harman
R-Minerie
C. N. Harman
R-Tay- Or
County Board of Educations
Dell
Kenneth Anvil
D-Barbour
Corbett Church
D-Mcdowell
Billy B. Burke
D-Gilmer
Waymay
Terry Sciences Unis
Ooam
Ryle Aeaven
Actio
Luttle
Pam
Wiliam Richards
South Heber Street
James Larry DeVore
Joe Rodriguez
DeVore
Tom Durrett
Bank of Raleigh
Edwin Langford
Durrett
Sheriff's
Clear Creek
Lee Y. McLaughlin
Freddy Armstrong
Billy Keith Bragg
Miller St
Bragg
George Catlett
William Turner
Seventh St
Joseph Howard Greene
Lorena Wallace
Turner
Edith Turner
Slab Fork
Billy H. Sullivan
Donald RB
Sydney
Australia
UPID
South Pacific
Norfolk ‘Island
Auake Registere
James
McGraw
Washington
Defense Department
Star Witness
Oswald
Axe
William Marland
Louisiana
Murphy’s
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