Deaths and Funerals in West Virginia Area
Obituary notices list Emmritt Deck 67 of MacArthur with funeral at Bethel Freewill Baptist Church and burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Martha Deck and eight children. funeral home transfer noted and viewing hours given. Also notes Minnie Biggs 35 of Monroe Ave and additional survivors from Beckley and Flat Top Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitt Deck
Emmritt
Charlie Deck
MacArthue
Bethel Freewill Baptist Church
F.C. Calhoun
Rurial
Sunset Memorial Park
Allen Gray
Elmer Cole
Bad Ratlif
Vincent Daniels
Homer Greens
C. T. McKenzie
Rose and Guesenberry
Chure
Virginis
Charlie
Susie Deck
MacArthur
Martha Bailey Deck
Lee
Long Beach
Jalié
Bernard
Lestis
8.C
Lonnie
Orville
Sophia
Glen
Emma
Chaciee
Miss
Florence Deck
Alvin
Felon) Lilly
Linegin Park
Mich
Bill
Pansy) Wiseman
Ruperts
Leonard Deck
Beckley
Robert Deck
Glen Morgan
Minnie Biggs
Minnie Ethel Harvey Biggs
Monroe Ave
West Virginia University Hospital
Morgantown
Monroe County
Mra
Mason Farley
Flat Top Lake
White Marine
St. Mary’s Methodist Church
Thomas
Gloria Cannoley
Theo
Darry Harvey
Everett Harvey
Lynchburg, Ve
Tio
Carn
Nellie) Thompson
Basil
Mary) Merdows
Rose
Quesenberry Funeral Home
Services Planned for Mary Tolbert and Others
Obituaries list multiple services in Fayetteville Beckley and surrounding areas. Mary Tolbert, 73, Cunard, funeral at Gatewood Baptist Church with burial in Huse Memorial Park. William Arthur Neely, 68, Backus, funeral at Wallace and Wallace Chapel with burial in Harrah Cemetery. Lovell J Mann, 93, Beckley, service at New Missionary Baptist Church Ballard with burial Orchard Cemetery. Frank Lucas, 74, Pineville, death in Welch Hospital. Harvey West, 68, Daniels, funeral at Bellemeade Baptist Church. John W Thompson, 34, Boston, service at First Baptist Mont Hope. Ficety Ann Hatfield, 72 Coal Mountain, service at Missionary Baptist Church Guvan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Landis
Tolbert
Cunard
Gatewood Baptist Church
Don Naylor
Huse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
Oak Hill
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
William Arthur
Neely
Backus
Aiti P.m. Sundsy
Wallace and Wallace Funeral Home
East Rainelle
Harrah
William Neely
Sarah Harrah Neely
Charmee
Geraldine
Bernice Seymour
Albuquérque
Freda Neely
Chicago, Il
Eeonard
Kire
Myrtle McGlenahan
Piney View
Pearl Bowles
Geneva Ramsey
Louiss Miser
Shottie
Chicago
Til
Reedie Wouldridge
Emmett
Theodore
Jimmie
Basil
Daniels
Lovell J
Mann
Louella Jane Mann
Beckley
New Missionary Baptist Church
Ballard
Shirley & Donnelly
Truvial
Orchard
Nicholas
County
Tssae M. Skaggs
Armina Wills Skaggs
Ballayd Sane
Monopot
Joseph Davidson Mann
Mann W
Pine Gro Baptist Church
Fletcher W. Mann
Marion
Hiley
Glenna’ Davis
Garden City
Willie Broyles
Julia Barnett
Minton
Pinal Prestor
John W. Thompson
Boston
Mass
Wille
First Baptist
Mont Hope
Rovs
Thomas Pryor
James [Thompson
Buriat
Greenwood Memorial Park
Ritchie Old Johnson
Thompson
Gracie Field
Mount Hope
Leonard Thompson
Turkey Knob
Kings
James Field
John
Jay
Leonard JL
Mark
Willie
Jerome Austin
Olivia
Edna A
Itoston
Bessie
Porter
Tarlem Heights
F. Hatfield
Ficety Ann Hatfield
Coal Mountain
Missionary Baptist Church
Guvan
R. F. Miller
Hatfield
Light
Howard
Robert
Eugene
Bernie
Belya Stokes
David Morgan
Royal Vint
Marianna
Light Toler
Greenville
James Toler
Oceana
Sarah ‘Ime ‘Toler
Landville
Evans Funeral Home
Gov Nunn Invites Critic To Kentucky Mining Review
Gov. Lou Nunn invites critic Ralph Nader to Kentucky to discuss mining health hazards with an interagency panel. Economic Security Commissioner Eugene Goss says the panel will study industrial health, noting 2 percent of public assistance cases stem from industrial accidents with costs above 2.2 million dollars. Dr William Anderson of Louisville Medical School will head a medical panel. Nader’s participation is optional but the council will proceed.
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Fhawkfoy
UPL
Ralph Nader
Loude B. Nunn
Kentucky
Eugene Goss
Nader
Interagency
Washington
Nunn
Mwe
Goss
Inter-Agency Council On Industrial Health
Anderson
Wiliam Anderson
U University of Louisville Medical School
Gosa
Permits Issued For Home Additions In City
City issued several building permits including Earl A Hall remodeling a store display into an apartment at KE Prince Street and Powerline Drive for 1500 dollars. Southland Building Materials 216 Business St. seeks a 16 by 104 foot frame and steel lumber shed for 1009 dollars. C G Farmer Jr 10 Ellison Ave constructs a 24 by 30 foot garage for 2000 dollars. Enrica V Dells Nea 15 Berkley St builds a two car garage for 2000 dollars. Roy Clemens 512 South Fayette St receives permit for remodeling a house at that address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Hall
KE Prince Street
Powerline Drive
Southland Building Materials
Business St
C. CG. Farmer Jr
Ellison Ave
Enrica V. Dells Nea
Berkley St
Roy Clemens
S12
South Fayette St
Dinner Scheduled by Mark Twain Junior High PTA
The Mark Twain Junior High School Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a turkey and ham dinner Saturday November 22 from 5 to 6 at the school in Stotesbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Asaciation
Stotesbury
Weather Watcher Satellite Launches to Track Sun Activity
A Spark of space science reports Pioneer interplanetary satellite launches aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy. The mission aims to monitor solar storms and improve sun weather forecasts at the U S solar forecast center in Boulder Colorado. Pioneer 6 now 14 million miles from Earth, observing sun disturbances to aid space missions and protect astronauts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Mawenther
Robert Hram
Isalay
West Virginia
Vietnam
Jing
Measure Radiation Davben Streisand
Earth
Sun Satellies
Solar Cishebaure
Boulter
Colo
Lantern 10
Project Apollo
Apollo
Frank Bopman
James Lovett
Wiliam Anderson
Ovr
Moon
Iiner
Wheeling Steel Announces 300 More Layoffs Nov 29
Wheeling Steel will lay off 300 more workers on November 29 across its Steubenville and Marlins Ferry Ohio plants and related developments as part of a second round of reductions. A proxy statement mailed to stockholders outlines a planned merger with Pittsburgh Steel to cut capital costs, with voting set for December 3 in Wheeling and December 4 in Pittsburgh. If approved, Wheeling stockholders would hold 58 percent of the new company’s voting power, Pittsburgh 42 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Wheeling Steel
Paralya Steel
Steubenville
Ohio
Marlins Ferry
Wills
Wheeling Steel Developments
Pittsburgh Steel
Wheeling
Pitsburgh Steel
Pittsburgh
Yard Arrests Last Of Great Train Robbers
Scotland Yard says Bruce Reynolds, 37, the last of the seven point three million pound 1963 great train robbery gang members, was arrested at dawn in a Babbacombe home near Torquay. He and his wife had lived there while the others were already jailed or on the run. Reynolds is the final capture in the long pursuit following the notorious heist that halted a ghost train near London and diverted prisoner cash destined for circulation in Britain.
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Torquay
Land
Scotland Yard
Bruce
Hichard Reynolds
Reynolds
England
London
Ronald Biggs
Biggs
Charles F. Wilson
Canada
Glasgow
Scotland
Knediington
Bank of England
Babbacombe
Spelland Yard
Tommy Butler
Clashes Near Dead Sea Amid Middle East Talks
Fragmented report outlines clashes between Israeli and Jordanian forces near the Dead Sea and Cairo reporting U N budgeted doubt and Palestinian offshoots. It notes UN General Assembly delays and mentions Israeli and Jordanian positions with references to Arab leaders and peace envoy efforts.
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Cairo
AL Ahram Today
Aml Israeli Ninlomats
JE Waldhey
Middle East
Israel
United Press International
Jordan
U.N. General Assembly
Kingmouth
King
U Shachinegans
Missein
Giannar Jarring
Animan
AL Ahran
Security Council
New Dead Sea
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdullah Brive
Abba Bhan
Jordan Rives
Mahe
Ahram
Eban
Five Russian Soldiers Defect From Warsaw Pact
Five Russian soldiers among the Warsaw Pact troops occupying Czechoslovakia defect to Sweden in protest against the invasion. The defectors, a corporal and four privates, hid in an apartment and are seeking political asylum. Swedish officials say they will not expel them, and no immediate Soviet embassy reaction was noted.
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Stockholm
UPS
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
U.S
Thureat
Wwe
Fem
Curt Domanderarden
Expressey
Gokliers
Expressen
United States
Red Conference Postponed Amid Driver Protest
Logan drivers and county representatives plan to meet to discuss demands as buses halt and hearings are scheduled. The situation affects about 2,000 students, with talks on salary increases and working conditions linked to broader Communist bloc issues in Moscow and local government.
Arkansas appoints correction chief from West Virginia
UPI learns Robert Sarver of Charleston West Virginia will become Arkansas commissioner of corrections. Sarver was freed in July as director of corrections in West Virginia and now takes a statewide post in Arkansas.
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Scorpion
Azores
Little Rock
Ark
C. Robert Sarver
Charleston
Arkansas
Sarver
West Virginia
UPI
Robert Sarver
Iuly
Arkansas Commissioner of Corrections
United Press International
Southerners Hold Key Democrats To Control As In Name Only
Democratic control in Congress will hinge on Southern lawmakers who wield committee chairmanships under the seniority system. Most key chairs will go to Southerners whose states backed Nixon or Wallace, while Northern industrial states provide few chairmen. In the House, Colmer of Mississippi and others illustrate Southern influence over welfare and tax measures, shaping which bills advance or die.
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National Democratic Party
Senate
Washington State
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M.jackson
Nevada
Alan Biule
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Colmer
Jules
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mums
Arkansas
Congression i
Podgorny congratulates Nixon on election victory
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny sent Telegram to President-elect Nixon congratulating him and expressing hope for further development of U S S R United States relations. He wished fruitful work and noted the aim of strengthening world peace through improved ties between nations. Tass distributed the telegram text.
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Minscow Cupli
Nikolai Podgorny
Michael M. Nixon
Padgorny
Us.s.r
U.S.A
Podgorny
Tass
Peace talks widen as four-way discussions eyed
Peace movement notes say Manoi and the Viet Cong back a four-way talks framework with United States, Saigon, and Hanoi separately recognized. Officials argue the proposal reinterprets the Hanoi accord and could broaden the involved parties beyond the core North Vietnam and United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoi
Viet Cong
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
NEF
Solemn Return For Humphrey After Presidential Bid
Washington is filled with mournful figures as Hubert H. Humphrey’s supporters gather at National Airport after his defeat. Cabinet members and allies bid him farewell in a somber, rain-soaked scene before his overnight departure for vacation, while Humphrey jokes with Ramsey Clark and bids colleagues a final farewell.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Waltlne
United States
Hubert IL. Tumphrey
Johnson
Mumphrey
Jaison
National
Bean Rusk
Ramsey Clark
Mae- Vitv Watson
Labor
Willard
Caneer Bay
Virgin Islands
Clark
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Nixon
Roe
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Mrs. Mary Tolbert
We Missionary
Frank Lucas
Pineville
Welch Hospital
Robertson and Foglesong
Pin
Harve West
Harve
George West
Ella S. Childress West
Louise) Brooks
Lon
Wiklaj Stewart
Ravencliff
Margaret) Lofland
Tony
Helen)Varrussa
Wilmington
Del
James A. Cleveland
Edward D
River
Keyser
Bryant Pura
Jim Franklin
R. E. Pedizo
Memorial Park
Jon Thompson
Pe, Dinette
Neville
Neville St
Bock
Gov. Nunn
Acte
Weather Watcher
Unio
Aon
Association of Old “Jews
G2 Nyrd
jNov. 6
San Antonio
Tenis
MD Crows
Électronic
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Eyam Industry
Venus
Paris
Greece
Aristotle Onassis
Olympic Air- Wa
Athens
Fies
Rome
International
Gorernandos
Gueere
Amens
Therm
Umberto Giovine
Maurizio Panich
Florence
Mem
Pissengers
Duvassis
Jynta
Takens
Papadopoulos
George Papadopoulos
Olympic Airways
Onassis
Dead Sea
Tsrael
U.N
Logan
UTI
Maces
Vange
Czechoslovaki
Mlornoye
Elmore Hays tIn
Tilke
Moscow
Dicater
Honetics
Communista Higher Court
Enns
Third Party
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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