Deaths and Funerals of Walter E Perry and Others
Notices record Walter E Perry 78 of Plant City died Friday after a sudden illness. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 pm at Rose and Questry Funeral Home Peace Chapel with Rev Shirtey Dommelly in charge. burial at High lawn Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Daisey Clyburn Perry and several siblings. Also listed are multiple obituaries for residents of Fayetteville, Ashland, Beckley, and nearby areas with details on birthplaces, family, churches, and memorials. services announced for Vernie J Arrington and Charles Reed Rakes among others, with dates, places, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Perry
Prineal
Walter
Plant City
Fie Va
Rose and Quesetry Funeral Home Peace Chapel
Shirtey’ Dommelly
Tia
Hghlawn Memorial Park
Oak Friends
Nam
Tuesay
Friday
Florida
Perry
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fayetteville
Daisey Clyburn Perry
Joseph
Akron
Ohio
Cecil
Mabscott Jennings
Creston
Dallas
Dave Babcock
Granville
Mich
Este Epperly
Ui suTr
Ashland
Beckley
Davy
Joini Malney
Victoria’ Green Matney
Garrison
Memorial Eaglist Churet
Heckley
A. G. Williams
Zola Pitman
Gle Morgan
Loan Childress
Geenhay
John Stein
Ashland Church
Vernie J. Arrington
Rock
Mountain Grove
Hey
W. C. Keys
Bailey
Arrington
Beckley Hospital
Rocky, Wount
W. Arrinzn
Airs
Hugh Edmonds
Mount Hope
Exinceton
Charles Reed Rakes
Route 2
Hillsville
Moo Funeral Home
Stuart
Mis
Lily Bowman Rakes
Homer Tiortin
Allie
Cooper
Gren White
Fred X. Willigins
Mont Carr
Canaday Cemetery
Jin
Giles Dounty
William and
Frances Thompson Cooper
Josh Richards
Glen Wille
Noah Cooper
Aspers, Pa
Walter Whittaker
Giles Whittaker
Princeton
Hoy Whittaker
Pearisburg
Oda Whittaker
Bineville
Ole
Edith Lambert
James Ira Cooper
Roward D. Williams
Cittsville, Methodist
Roy Tyree
Pax
Williams
Raleigh
Alfred
Lucy Williams
Glyn
Covington
Janet Davis
Mra
Jean Willams
Bwo Brothers
Carlos
Scarbro
Virgil
Willis Branch
Ardith Thorp
Sue Senail
Falls Church
Isabella’ Pinkerton
Coege Park
Kenneth E. Wilson
Kenneth Eugene
Spike) Wilson
Wilmington
Del
Page
Oak Hill
Wanda Sue Reynolds
Wilson
Capi.of Construction Co
Wilmingston
Get
Marshal
Geordia Arrington Wilson
Donnie
Larry
Myre
Carolyn McCarty
Joan
Smith
Ok AN
Kenneth Bond
High Laws Memorial Park
Obituary notices from Lancaster and surrounding areas
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lancaster and nearby towns list multiple individuals, including Ronald J. Ahern Awilwid of Lancaster. Al lie Cooper of Gren White. Mrs. Stella Wilson of Talcott. Roward D. Williams of Pax. William Gunter of Becoso. Ben Richmond of Rock Creek. John Hartley Meadows and Venie Vic Meadows of Peytona. Louise Thompson of Fayetteville. Robert Goodman infant of Simon. Patrick M. Boyd of Falco. Kenneth Eugene Wilson of Wilmington Del. Details include birth and death dates, family survivors, funeral and burial arrangements, and church or cemetery locations.
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Stella Wilson
Talcott
Washington, D. C
Calvin
Ada Cave Evans
Second Baptist Church
Newton
New York City
N.Y
Ray
Washington, D.C
Virginia Crockett
Ada Jackson
Talcols
Danese Crockett
Columbus
Ohie
Thurmond Evans
Langham
Ips
Ross Evans
Paljee
Mes
Nellie Freesman
Becklay
Ronald Meadows
Hinton
Patrick M. Boyd
Falco
Tesday
Gerald Hawley
Boyd
Chesapeake and Ohia Railway Co
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of Railway Sigualman
Talcott Masonic Lodge
Inéthaic
Hattie Allen Boyd
William W
Mount Hope
Batty 'Thomps
St. Albans
Barbara Boyd
Charleston
Foroshers
Zeb
White Oak
James
Fayetteville
Porter
Trenderson
N. G
Elizabeth Holcomb
Alleghany
Clinton
Rocky and Reagan Hope for Political Miracle
Backers of Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan rally in Sacramento amid calls for a political miracle. They chart strategy in the wake of national debates as hopes hinge on a possible shift in the presidential race and party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campalgs
Skotes
Tha
Petzs
Bavi
Risara
Mway Yan L
Nelson A
Rockefet
Sacramento
Ler
Ronald Reaven
Lez
Hawaiion Islands
Repub
Favorite Sons Steer Clear of Nixon in Cincinnati Races
Western state leaders cling to favorite son roles to block a Nixon run at the GOP National Convention in Cincinnati. Governors back Kane, Reagan, and Rockefeller rivalries loom as delegates weigh open minds over bloc votes amid mounting pressure for city aid and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Harvoaing Gop
Nixon Supporter An Hove Hate,» Sathinaten
Nolaon
Ay R Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Richard Nixon
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
New York
Pat
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
Califor
Reagan
California
Thaltho Pine
Alaska
Arizona
Hawaii
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Vention
Washington
Walter J. Wickel
Rockefeller
Hubert H
Nombia
Eugene J
Utah
John Gardner
Yrthurs
Eugene J. Ric
Carthy Swiday
Hubert J. Humphrey
West Virginia Legion delegates back Pueblo release bid
West Virginia American Legion delegates unanimously supported urging Congress to press for the Pueblo’s release from North Korea. State Commander John E. Jonas announced the convention goal of 24,893 members was reached, with Charles Kuhn elected state commander and Tommy Jones named state adjutant for a 17th term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Jones
Kuhn
Tommy K. Jones
Charleston
Thes
Transplant Recipient in Satisfactory Condition at Day Three
Arlington barber Everman 58 received a heart on Saturday at St. Luke's Hospital and is described as very satisfactory on day three. The operation marks the hospital's sixth heart transplant led by Dr. Denton Cooley. Another patient Everett Thomas, Phoenix, has been released. two others, Louis Flerie Ellmont and George Debord Iselotes, remain in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Everman
Arlington
Mary
Evelyn G. Krikorian
St. Luke's Hospital
der. Denton Cooley
Cooley
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix, Ariz
Louis John Flerie
Elmont
George Henry Debord
Iselotes, Tax
St. Luke's
Senator Randoph backs eye research bill in Senate
Washington UPI A bill co sponsored by Senator Jennings Randolph proposes a national eye institute to oversee and fund research for new treatments. Randolph cites over 90 million Americans affected by various eye disorders and urges action to advance care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Bucking
Eye Research Washington
UPI
Rational Eye Institute
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Randolph
United States
Gov Smith Presented Guard Citation at Camp Dawson
Governor Swlett Smith received the West Virginia National Guard Distinguished Service Medal after reviewing the 1092nd Engineer Battalion at Camp Dawson. He stressed Guard readiness for domestic emergencies amid US Army commitments. Smith also presented David L. Gump with the Sgt Frederick Matteson Memorial Trophy as top rifleman of 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
Sgt
Frederick Matteson
Calm Restored In Ohio And Michigan Violence Spreads
National Guardsmen quiet Akron after weekend riots as youths firebomb and vandalize in towns across Michigan and Connecticut. In Akron troop levels rose to 1100. Benton Harbor used Mace to quell 400 youths, 50 arrests. Hartford saw 20 teens throw firebombs and rocks. Jackson reported disturbances with several arrests.
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United Press International
Akron
Ohio
Michigan
Hartford
Conn
North End
Amedicak
National Guard
Polite
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jackson
Suit Vs State Officials Loses at Federal Court
A suit filed by three Logan County men against Welfare Commissioner L. L. Vincent and Employment Security Commissioner Clement R. Bassett was thrown out by Federal Judge John Field. The men claimed privacy invasion over disclosure of past employment records. Evidence included affidavits signed by Vincent and Bassett.
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Charleston
UPL
Logan County
U.S. District Court
John Field
L. L
Thomas Yost
Vincent and
Basset
Fashion Renaissance Feraud Revives High Hemline in Paris
In Paris, Louis Feraud unveils a Renaissance inspired collection with mid-thigh hems and figure revealing silhouettes aimed at bold young women. The line features wool dresses and coats with long hemlines, white tunics over red knits, and knee high red vinyl boots, names echoing Renaissance flair and luxury cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Feraud
I. Feraud
Jenny
Beraudead
Feraud
Mercedes
Ferrari
Lotus
Thieu Thalanes War Talks With Johnson in Hawaii
Thieu said no peace while North Vietnam presses bombing and urged realistic Paris negotiations. Johnson and Thieu discussed steps toward peace during weekend talks in Hawaii, with Thieu returning to await further guidance as Paris peace efforts proceed.
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Thien
Thieu
Johnson
Honolulu
North Vietnam
Austin
Tex
UPI
Pees
Trewes
Mberessian
Kent Johnson
Vietnam
Tome
North
Hawaii
Paris
Woman Wants To Go Back To Her Grave
Charleston dispatch reports Pat Haverland, 38, claims a world buried-alive record after emerging from a coffin at an amusement venue. She cites staying 64 days and plans another burial stunt to fund a project aiding unmarried mothers, with promotions and visitor fees backing the venture. She describes the ordeal, funding, and subsequent plans while detailing a strict diet and medical follow up.
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Charleston
UPI
Pat Haverland
Mike Meaney
London
Bill White
Austin
Tex
Ats. Maverland
Virginia Beach
Hare
Meadows And Banks Sentenced To Prison In West Virginia
Two men, including John Richard Banks, were sentenced in Raleigh County Court on murder related charges. David C. Meadows, 21, received a one to ten year term with credit for time served after pleading guilty to theft and related counts. Banks, 24, got one to sixteen years with bail time credited, probation denied, and was among those convicted on the same charge. Wilbur Wright, 21, Beckley, pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was ordered to restitution of 50 dollars and six days in jail. Frederick Day, 21, Charleston, faces arraignment for the shooting death of his wife Maxive Lowtise Day. Anthony McKever, 19, Charleston, charged as an accessory.
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West Virginia
David C. Meadows
Buck- Mouddsville
Injley
Raleigh County
Rahal
South Fayette Street
John Richard Banks
Banks
Wilbur Wright
Beckley
Charleston
UPI
Frederick Day
Cier- Jeston
Maxive Lowtise Day
Daniel Boone
Day
Tis Wit
Anthony McKever
Days
Hannum Selected For FFA Contest
Ravenswood student Charles Hannum was chosen to represent East Virginia in the national Future Farmers of America speaking competition next month. He will compete in a state contest with winner advancing to the Eastern Regional Elimination in Kansas City Missouri. James Neely of University of Morgantown earned second place and Ross Young of Gassaway took third.
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Jackson'’S Bull
UPI
Charles Hannum
Ravens Lwood
Hero
East- Virginia
Future Farmers, of America
Hannum
Kansasey 'S Mo
James Neely
University Laugh
Morgantown
Ross Young
Gassaway
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Mrs. Opal Garrison
Charles R. Rakes
Ronald J. Ahern
Awilwid , Ahern
Lancaster
George L. Malden
Dorcas Ave
Mrs
Allie Cooper
Giles A, Farley
Mr. & Mes
Meadows
Stella’ Wilson
Edward D. Williams
William Gunter
Af Becoso
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Ben Richmond
Rock Creek
Berkley
Theody
Armstrong Funeral Home
Whitesville
Rns
Emal Cea
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Madison
Memorial Park
Robert
Waddell
Clarence Rule
J. D
Brooming Ford
John Osborne
E. R. Lestrose
Sferry
Richmond
Friends
Bess
Alder- 50A
J. Alfred
Bina Taylor
Pack
Berard G. Decker
Vienna
Earl
Paul
Huntington
Jean Mempsey
Woodd-Payne Funeral
Peytona
Robert Goodman
Roy
Patricia Harper Goodman
Simon
Aime
Kennedy Cemetery
Ion Long Branch
Welch
Aternal
Ennie Goodman
Crown
Johnny Werper
Robertson and Fogle
Howe
Pineville
Rocky
Jon
Ana
Bee
Rby
Aero
Bankateney
Jesus
Resgan
Barry M. Goldwater
Altho
Western
Uteh
George Romney
Hic
GOP
Weston
Nika
Sen
Mark ©. Haulferd
John ¥. Lindsay
Beckey State Trooper
Legion Post
Smallun Cue
al Nguyen van Thien
Humphrey
Wiome
Johson
Utice
The
United
Nelson Rockefeller
John Tower
Pass
George Wallace
Wallace
McCarthy
Gallup
McCall's
Vogue
Harpers Bazaar
Mademoiselle
Esquire
Gov. Smith
LBJ
Bourg Davis
State Forestry Ground
C&mp
Blackwater State Park
Sesson
Tucker County
Ames
William J. Houge
Beverly
Michael Willigma
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