Sunday Funeral Services for Kool Child
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday for John Lewis Kool three year old son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Kool in Clifftop Union Church with Rev J E Brown officiating. Burial follows in End of the Trail Cemetery. He suffered an incurable kidney ailment most of his life and was sent to Richmond specialists for treatment. Survived by parents a sister Marilyn and four brothers Ronald Richard Jerry Lee and Leslie Coal Jr.
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Stunday
John Lewis Kool
Leslie Kool
Hinton
Clifftop Union Church
J. E. Brown
East Rainelle
Trail
Richmond
Marily
Ronald
Richard
Jerry Lee
Leslie Coal, Jr
Train Victim's Funeral Sunday
Funeral services will be held at Toneda Baptist Church at 1 p.m. for Charles Alec Rose 35 of Toney Fork found mangled on Virginian Railway tracks near Oceana. Rose a miner for Crozier Coal and Land Company at Lynco suffered severe injuries. He is survived by his parents children brothers and sisters. Burial in Marshall Cemetery on Clear Fork.
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Oceana
Charles Alec Rose
Toney Fork
Oceana Road
Toneda Baptist Church
Dewey Wilson
Verne Cook
Marshall
Clear Fork
Clair Salyers
Tralee
Salyers
Evans
Justice of the Peace
Bert Stewart
Roy Aliff
J. B. Stanley
Rose
Crozier Coal and Land Company
Lynco
Walter
Sadie Rice Rose
Koppers City
Jean
Charles
Charlotte
Dale
Edward
MacAlain
Doc
Burlington
N. C
Harold
Sophia
Howard
Franklin B
U.S. Army
Zola Farley
Virginia Grubb
MacAlpin
Garnett Vance
Oak Hill Rushing James Wedding and Moose Officers
Oak Hill witnesses the wedding of Clara Vivian James to Oliver Rushing Jr at The Church of the Nazarene with a Lansing reception. The bride, a Collins High School graduate, wears light blue. New Oak Hill Moose officers led by senior regent Mrs Bennett are named with installation planned and two new members admitted.
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Lansing
Mich
Oliver ©. Rushing, Jr
Clara Vivian James
Thomas W. James
Cherry Lane Farm
Rushing
Church of the Nazarene
Jay Bidee
Justine Rushing
Alverta McClure
Jay Bibee
James
Collins High School
Elkton High School
North Carolina
General Motors
Lucille Bennett
Women of the Moose
Bennett
James McCallister
Lacey Pegram
Camden Porter
Hubert. Kinesid
Joe Matulis
Curtis Johnson
Kincaid
Frnie Lively
Fon Gee
C. R. Weatherford
Sophia Yokum
Allen Albaugh
East Oak
Hill
St. Mary's
Huntington
Phyllis AL
Collins Ibaugh
W R Adams Dies Of Mine Injury
Willie Ray Adams 42 of Pineville dies from head injuries in a Kopperston mine accident. Funeral at Cook Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Harry L Stevens. burial at Perdue Cemetery. Survived by wife Virgie but also three sons and three daughters. several siblings. Adams hospitalized in Welch with a skull fracture and died at Stevens Clinic after slate caused timber collapse. Body to be moved to Adams residence 2 p.m. today.
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Willie Ray Adams
Welch Hospital
Kopperston
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Board of Deacons
Harry L. Stevens
Perdue
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Adams
Windom
Adam
William H. Adams
Virgie Day Green Adams
Billy Ray
U.S. Navy
Washington, D. C
Be Yhy Lee
Lloyd Colan
George Stevens
Kay Frances
Pamela Ann
Tracy
Lorraine
Ohio
Randall
Arlie
Willis
Paul Fleener
Robertson and Fogleson
Gries Sas Sue
Hatfield Infant Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. for Jerel Hatfield two month old son of Mr and Mrs Epp Hatfield Jr Coal Mountain who died at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the residence Burial followed in Coal Mountain Cemetery He is survived by his parents a brother Deanna and Ronnie at home and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Morgan and Mr and Mrs Epp Hatfield all of Coal Mountain
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Jerel Hatfield
Epp Hatfield, Jr
Coal Mountain
Deanna
Ronnie
Clyde Morgan
Epp Hatfield
Pioneer Summersville Merchant Taken by Death
Funeral services for H. Lee Herold Summersville merchant founder owner of the first hardware store will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Summersville Methodist Church officiated by Rev A F Gregory burial in Grove Cemetery He was 81 and survived by his widow three daughters two sons two sisters and five grandchildren He taught school before entering business and was a former Summersville city councilman Also notes Margaret Deaton plans to return to Cornell University after a week at home
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H. Lee Herold
Charleston
Summersville City
Ona Herold
Helen Barnette
South Charleston
Rach White
Ruth Lee Walker
Powellton
Pfc
Paul Herold
Air Corps
Brooks Air Force Base
Texas
William S$. Herold
School of Aviation Medicine
Pensacola
Fla
Harry Williams
Columbus, C
Ira Hill
Fayetteville Board Studies Pension Aid for Retired Teachers
Fayetteville plans to investigate pension aid to equalize retirement income for Fayette County teachers. At a Wednesday meeting Superintendent Otway Gunnoe urged the board to explore possible income sources and report by the July 2 session.
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Fayette County
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Oakland Parent-Teacher Association
Marshall Webb
Board of Education
PTA
Public Service Commission Urged to Allow Higher Phone Rates
A statement argues for increased telephone rates to fund essential service. The speaker warns West Virginia's growth and national defense depend on adequate rates and calls for no other solution.
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Oliver C. Rushing, Jr
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Charter Oak
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Benton Deaton
Cornell University
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Webb
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Mountaineer Insurance Agency
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Raleigh County Bank
Oest
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Don Richards
Stetson
Neville St
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U.S. Bureau OF Labor Statistics
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