Funeral services for Elmer Richard Brown
Funeral services for fourteen year old Elmer Richard Brown will be held at 12 a m Sunday in the Winona Community Church. He died yesterday after a six week illness of lymphatic leukemia at a local hospital. Burial will be in Jennings Cemetery Spanishburg. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Rey Brown of Pemberton and siblings James Brown Robert Dale Brown Rogen Glen Brown Joan Brown Willian Arthur Brown in the Naval Great Lakes station Shirley Lois Brown and Mayford McComas. The body is at Williams Funeral Home Sofia and will be moved to the parents home tomorrow at 9 a m Pallbearers named Herbert Dalton Paul Dalton Billy Dalton Mitchell Jennings Darell Lovell Arland Bailey.
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Elmer Richard Brown
Winona
Ernest Oakton
Jennings Cemetery
Spanishburg
Rey Brown
Pemberton
James Brown
Robert Dale Brown
Rogen Glen Brown
Joan Brown
Willian Arthur Brown
Naval Great Lakes Training Station
Chicago
Mayford McComas
Shirley Lois Brown
Williams Funeral
Sophia
Tomororow
Yl A. m
Herbert Dalton
Paul Dalton
Billy Dalton
Mitchell Jennings
Darell Lovell
Arland Bailey
Seven Area Men Enlist in Army
Seven area men enlist in the Army alongside three cousins. Capt. A. F E. Bruns announced at Beckley Main Station. The Mullens cousins and others signed for two or three years in the regular army unassigned and were sent to Fort Dix for processing.
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A. F E. Bruns
Beckley
Marshall A. Mullens
Frank Q. Mullens
George E. Mullens
Marshall
George Mullens
Price HI
Carmelo Massanopoli
Carter Street
Darrell E. Tolley
Surveyor
Corps of Engineers
Clovis B. Delp
McAlpin
Dale J. McGrady
Slhodell
Infantry
Ihe Qth Infantry Division
Ft. Dix
N. J
Farmer Burial for Sit Stanley AB Farmer in Beckley
The American Legion will conduct grave side rites for Sit Stanley AB Farmer of Beckley, killed in action May 23, 1944 in Italy. Services at 3 p.m. at the Canaday Cemetery Glen White, with Rev. D W French officiating. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs B W Farmer, four sisters Fannie Taylor Faye Hubbard Nellie Tyree Laytha Ward, three brothers Wylie Robert Carven. Body to be moved from Rose Funeral Home to parental home Saturday evening.
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The
American Legion
Stanley AB. Farmer
Beckley
Canaday
Glen White
B. W. Farmer
Beckley Junction
D. W. French
Sal. Farmer
Company L
30Th Infantry
Fannie Taylor
Faye Hubbard
MacArthur
Mass
Nellie Tyree
Sullivan
Laytha Ward
Sophia
Wylie
Stevenson
Robert
Carven
Affinity
Rose
Mines in Area Operate 98 Percent of Period
Wind ing Gulf Association reports 249,166 tons of coal produced week ending July 24, up 19,695 from last year. Cumulative total to July 24 lags last year. Operating time for 47 mines at 98 percent. losses totaled 2,677 tons due to five day week car and power issues labor shortages and mine disability. New River field rose to 251,069 tons, up from 233,980. cumulative 5,749,318 versus 6,256,736 last year. State has 2,838 certified pilots per Associated Press. Charleston West Virginia. The banjo paragraph notes evolution by southern Negroes.
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Winding Gulf Association
Winding Gulf Associates
Utist
Lumberjack's bear trapping earns bounties and tallies
A historical note details a lumberjack credited with trapping many bears over decades, with figures such as six bears in 194, nine in 1945, and a peak year with a large catch. He reportedly collected a $15 bounty per tagged bear from a game warden, reflecting long running bear trapping activity and prize payments.
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Dick Wea
Hicky
Weade
Red light in henhouse linked to egg production findings
A collision near Mt Hope Road caused extensive vehicle damage but no injuries. The piece discusses dim red and blue lights in henhouses and their reported effects on egg production, with theories about light color, hormones, and hens’ feeding. It cites farmers and scientists noting red light may boost or slow output, with ongoing debate and research.
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Cues Lanark
Mt. Hope
Alton L. B
Ac AD
New Brunswick
Donald
W. Carter
MU Hope
George J. Kincaid
St. Hope
Roman Rampart Unearthed At Canterbury England
A thirty foot Roman rampart uncovered near Canterbury shows construction around 29 A D. Excavations reveal several coins including 30 identified as third century. Two rare Carausius issues honor the Second Legion, tied to his 287 A D rise to power in Britain. Aerials reveal a sunken river from Idaho’s Lake Chatcolet to Priest Lake’s northern shore.
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Canterbury
England
Associated Press
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Nbe
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Muse
Cbs
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Lowell Thomas
Nbc
the Lewis
Abe Jon Lewis, Jr
Nbe Paily
Abc News
Tonisht
Sbeerry
Wayne Shaw
Che Jane Kareer
Abe Leary
J. Faylor
Kaltenbern
Abe Xens
Paul Lavalte
Bard
Abe
Jane Ace
Abe Aways
Abe Jets
Alberti
EBS
Abe Teave
Cks Threak the Bank
Abe Gabrieh Heatter
Nenys
Paice
Abe Bi
Henry Nena
Slansie Maxie
Abe Pri Baker
Danbarreabe
Meet the Press
Riil Stern
Abe Dick Jureens
Revur
Cbe Tex Erbeke Hand
Wosis
Ssbs
Fiis
Pancieg
Abe- West
Charleston
West Virginia
Aeronautics Comission
Lakeslee
Idaho
Lake
Chatcolet
Priest Lake
LEM Sale Lewis Focusy Furniture
SAL Aw
Chrome
Elis
Neville Street
Post Office
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