Death notices for Melvin Presley and Marie Presley
Funeral rites for Melvin Lee Presley 14 and Marie Presley who hanged herself near her home will be held at Central Baptist Church Hinton at 2 pm Thursday. Burial follows at Restwood Memorial Estates with cousins as pallbearers. Marie born Aug 23 1947 near Hinton was a Summers County seventh grade student at Forest Hill Junior High School. Survived by five brothers and four sisters. Body at Ronald Mead ows Funeral Parlors in Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lee Presley
Marie
Central Baptist Church
Hinton
E. C. Wheeler
W. R. McCoy
H. P. Hackney
Restwood Memorial Estates
Ollie Meadows Presley
A. G. Presley
Bellepoint
Summers County
Forest Hill Junior High School
Ronald Meadows
Rns
Final rites for John M Shortridge set Friday
John M Shortridge 53 of Clear Fork will have funeral services Friday at 11 a m at Sunhill Methodist Church with Rev Edgar Beverly officiating. Burial at Cole Cemetery. He died en route to Wyoming General Hospital Mullens Tuesday. Born Buckhannon Va April 7 1908 he was son of Sim and Elizabeth Stinson Shortridge. Surviving are wife Laurie Deskins Shortridge and four brothers Frank Nash Grant William. Body at Evans Funeral Home Oceana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Shortridge
Clear Fork
Sunhill Methodist Church
Edgar Beverly
Cole Cemetery
Shortridge
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Buckhannon
Sim
Elizabeth Stinson Shortridge
Laurie Deskins Shortridge
Frank
Nash Grant
William
Evans Funeral Home
Oceana
Delores Mitchem Dies at Three Months in Wilmington
Funeral arrangements are in progress for Delores Mitchem infant daughter of Otis L. and wife of Wilmington Delaware and formerly Beckley West Virginia. Born August 23 1961 she died Sunday morning in a Wilmington hospital. Survived by sister Diana and grandparents W M Mitchem and maternal grandmother. Body arriving Calfee Funeral Home at 6 35 PM pending completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Mitchem
Otis L. Mitchem
Wilmington
Del
Beckley
Diana
W. M. Mitchem
Dry Hill Road
Calfee Funeral Home
Funeral rites for child victim and two others set
Funeral services for five year old Barry Eugene Wendell, killed in an accidental morning shooting, are moved to 10 a m Thursday at Deep Water Baptist Church with father Ray Wendell in custody and mother Mrs Frankie Walker traveling from Mississippi. Also noted are final rites for Mrs Ethel Barker Ryan of Fayetteville, who died after a long illness, with services at Fayetteville Baptist Church and burial at Huse Memorial Park. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren from several states. arrangements by Dodd Payne Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Eugene Wendell
Terry
Ray Wendell
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Frankie Walker
Mississippi
Deep Water Baptist Church
Marttha
Philip
Charles
Herbert
Eugene
Deep Water
Huston
Cabin Creek
Lewis Blake
Middletown
Ohio
Bertha Hamilton
Cain Branch
Manuel Lay
Indore
Bill Blake
Beckwith
Maggie Wilson
Ida Treadway
Becks With
Mary Brooks
Michigan
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Fayetteville
Ethel Barker Ryan
Fayetteville Baptist Church
J. A. Crosier
Huse Memorial Park
Funeral notices for Hudnall and Mueller biographical tributes
Funeral services are set for John Pres ton Hudnall 68 of Fayetteville Route 2 with burial in Huse Memorial Park after a long illness. Also, Avery L. Mueller 51 of 502 Valley Dr. dies suddenly, with services at Milton Mortuary and burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. both notices list extensive family survivors and locations.
Final rites set for Elmer V White in Princeton
Elmer V. White 75 of Princeton dies at Beckley Hospital at noon Monday. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Burns Wornal Memorial Chapel with Rev. Jimmy Jones officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer V. White
Princeton
Beckley Hospital
Burns Wornal Memorial
Jimmy Jones
Resthaven Memorial Park
Clayton J. Smith Funeral Held in Savannah Georgia
Clayton J. Smith, 59, died of a heart attack. Funeral services were held Monday in Savannah. Survivors include his wife Mrs Eula Moore Smith of Savannah a son Clayton Jr and three grandchildren. He also leaves six half brothers seven half sisters a half brother John L Smith of Crab Orchard and stepmother Elsie Smith of Landisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Clayton J. Smith
John L. Smith
Crab Orchard
Eula Moore Smith
Clayton Jr
Elsie Smith
Landisburg
James E Blake Funeral Services Held in Beckwith
Funeral services for James E. Blake 80 of Deep Water were set for 2 p m Thursday at Cotton Hill Baptist Church Beckwith with Rev Dewey Wilson and Rev Carl Spade in charge Burial will follow at Blake Cemetery Blake died Tuesday in a Montgomery hospital after a long illness He was born August 10 1881 in Fayette County a son of the late James and Emma Nugen Blake and lived in Deep Water since 1919 He was a retired coal operator and a deacon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Deep Water
Cotton Hill Baptist Church
Beckwith
Dewey Wilson
Carl D. Spade
Blake Cemetery
Blake
Montgomery
Fayette County
James
Emma Nugen Blake
Mrs Amanda Kennemar 91 Dies in Jasper Georgia
Amanda Kennemar 91 died at 8 a m in Jasper Georgia after a long illness caused by cirrhosis of the liver Survived by two daughters Sallie Youmans of Swainsboro and Alice Dyal of Jasper two sons Paul a Jasper VA Hospital patient and De Witt Daniels Funeral plans are set with family members attending while Kennemars son Stephenson remains critically ill Lacy McKinney 59 is hospitalized after a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage Sunday night in Stephenson Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Kennemar
Jasper
Sallie Youmans
Swainsboro
Alice Dyal
Paul
Jasper Veterans Administration Hospital
de Witt
Daniels
Kennemar
Lacy McKinney
Stephenson
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Mrs Viola Hayden Funeral Rites Planned in Rhodell
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Hayden 67 of Rhodell will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in First Baptist Church Rhodell with Rev N C Lewis and Rev W P Strickland presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. She died Monday at home after a short illness. The Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor will transport to the church an hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Hayden
Rhodell
First Baptist Church
N. C. Lewis
W. P. Strickland
Greenwood Memorial Park
Final rites for Elder Robert Logan at Mount Hope
Elder Robert Logan age 92 of Mount Hope will receive funeral services at Glorious Church of Mount Hope with Bishop W Wilson presiding. Burial follows in Stamford Cemetery. Mrs Logan died in a local hospital at 1 30 a m Monday after a long illness. Parlor call one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Logan
Mount Hope
Pallbearers named for Alfred Lucas funeral service
Alfred Lucas age 73 of Glen Daniel will be laid to rest with pallbearers Ben Ferguson A A Farmer Sidney Fox Andy Cook Ira Lilly Walt Duncan Pat Sutphin Roger Sharp and Ben Guy. Services are scheduled for 2 p m Thursday at Melton Mortuary Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
al) Lucas
Glen Daniel
Ben Ferguson
A. A. Farmer
Sidney Fox
Andy Cook
Ira Lilly
Walt Duncan
Patl Sutphin
Roger Sharp
Ben Guy
Melton Mortuary Chapel
Raymond M. Meador Funeral Service in Shady Spring
Funeral services for Raymond Mallory Meador 62 of Cool Ridge will be held at Shady Spring Community Church with burial in Meador Cemetery Shady Spring Meador died at 3 30 am in a local hospital after a long illness He was born September 19 1899 at Shady Spring son of the late Rosie Meador Kirk Blanche Matherly Meador He is survived by two daughters Lula Belle Brooks Berkeley Springs Virginia Noel Glen Morgan a half brother Clayton Kirk Blue Sulphur five half sisters Icie Cole Cool Ridge Davie Thurshman Lora Thrushman Detroit Dorothy St Clair Baltimore and Clara Johnson Crow and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mallory Meador
Cool Ridge
Shady Spring
Meador
Rosie Meador Kirk
Blanche Matherly Meador
Lula Belle Brooks
Berkeley
Mary Elizabeth Gray Funeral Services in Oak Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gray 68 of Oak Hill will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill with Rev. Roy Foster of Winston in charge Burial will be in Bible Cemetery Fayetteville Rt 1 She died Tuesday morning after a long illness Born Gatewood March 9 1893 she was a member of the Church of God of Prophecy Surviving are four sisters Mrs Mary Ellen Swigger Mrs Bertha Pennington both of Oak Hill Mrs Genive Hull of Pennsylvania and Mrs Maggie Morris of Calvin Va and a daughter Mrs Ernes tine Caldwell of Oak Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Preston Hudnall
Fayetteville
Route 2
Ralph Parsons
Huse Memorial Park
Hudnall
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Mable Treadway Hudnall
Ernest M
Tippie Edward Hudnall
Newport News
Loraine Webb
Arbutus Harper
Katherine Withrow
Willie Nutter
Oak Hill
Beulah Jackson
Gussie Springs
Hansford Hudnall
Cedar Grove
Mitchell Hudnall
Julia Carnes
Annie Roundy
Dodd-Payne Funeral
Mary Elizabeth Gray
Tyree
Roy Foster
Winston
Bible
Rt. 1
Gray
Gatewood
Church of God of Prophecy
Gus
Mary Ellen Swigger
Bertha Pennington
Genive Hull
Pennsylvania
Maggie Morris
Calvin, Va
Ernestine Caldwell
Funeral services for George F Scarbro in Beckley
George F Scarbro 69 of Biloxi Mississippi formerly of Beckley dies at home. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with Rev Cameron Lilly. burial Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by wife Hattie Smith Scarbro four sons two brothers one half brother twelve grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Masonic rites graveside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Scarbro
Biloxi
Miss
Beckley
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Cameron Lilly
Sunset Memorial Park
Scarbro
Slab Fork Coal Co
Presbyterian Church
Beckley Masonic Lodge
Dothan
R. W. Scarbro
Hattie Smith Scarbro
Nelson
Crab Orchard
R. H
San Francisco
Calif
George F. Jr
T. C
Luling
Ira
Akron
Ohio
Charleston Gets New Flood Grant
Washington reports an extra 331,991 dollars awarded to West Virginia for damage repairs from July flash floods in Charleston. The Office of Emergency Planning director, Frank B. Ellis, announced the allocation after WV Recovery Agency filed the application. Funds will cover debris removal and health and emergency sanitation measures by the State Health Department and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Frank B. Ellis
Office of Emergency Planning
West Virginia Recovery Agency
State Health Department
False Fire Alarm Reported at 107 Clyde Street
Beckley Fire Department received a 10 20 a m call that proved to be a false alarm for a fire at 107 Clyde Street A spokesman said a person arrested for turning in a false alarm could be fined 1000 and jailed up to a year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Clyde St
Eccles Theft Probed by State Police
Beckley State Police investigate the theft of four auto wheels and tires from Eccles likely Tuesday night. Details were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Eccles
Kidnap Hearing Postponed in Charleston Case
Charleston Municipal Judge Joe Thomas postponed the kidnap hearing for Kentucky ex-convict Hugh C. Goff until next Monday at police request to review his background. Goff, charged with abducting 13 year old Edna Marie Means near Lookout, Fayette County, also faces rape and other counts. Edna was rescued after a car pursuit by four Charleston officers. Goff may be sent to Fayetteville for statutory rape hearings. charges include concealed weapon and burglary tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kentucky
Hugh C. Goff
Joe Thomas
Goff
Dallas Bias
Lietchfield
Bias
Edna Marie Means
Here
Nia
Edna
Lookout
Fayette County
Fayetteville
Byrd Defends Small Budget Cut as Tepid Farewell
Senator Byrd dismisses the wave of budget cut talk as a teapot tempest. He notes about 100 letters on the issue, split roughly for and against the cuts. Byrd says reductions followed Gerard M. Shea’s recommendations for cost savings in the district budget and cites higher local aid payments as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
West Virginia Democrat
Gerard M. Shea
Shea
Congress
Pope Meeting Bridges Catholic and Anglican Links
Msgr Igino Cardinale of New York interpreted for an Episcopal lay group escorted to the Vatican by Msgr John Willebrands secretary for the Vatican Ecumenical Council Recalls Earlier Visit Willebrands had helped arrange the December meeting between the Pope and Dr Geoffrey Fisher then Archbishop of Canterbury and primate of the Protestant Church of England The Church of England is regarded as the mother church of the American Episcopal Church headed in the United States by Bishop Lichtenberger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msgr
Igino Cardinale
New York
Vatican Secretariat of State
Vatican
John Willebrands
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Willebrands
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Church of England
Lichtenberger
United States
Nixon Warns on Nuclear Tests Amid Cold War Debate
An aide quotes Senator Nixon claiming testing must be renewed to defend freedom while warning that Soviet cheating in tests jeopardizes global safety. The remark follows a January stance by Senator Goldwater supporting renewed testing above or below ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Congress To Give Top Priority To Youth Job Training
UPI reports U.S Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg urged Congress to place a $600 million youth employment and job training program atop the next session's agenda. He tied these efforts to combating hard core unemployment amid rapid technological change and promoted the Manpower Development and Training Act to retrain displaced workers. The Youth Employment Opportunities Act would aid school dropouts facing high unemployment, encouraging continued schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cleveland
UPI
U.S. Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
White House
America
Finland says Reds interfered to push early elections
A. E. Pedersen reports Helsingin Sanomat accuses the Soviet Union of meddling in Finland by prompting President Urho Kekkonen to call for new parliamentary elections in February. The paper claims Moscow’s claim of noninterference is contradicted by a claim of political instability and Soviet pressure under a 1948 accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pedersen
Helsinki
Finland
UPI
Today
Russia
Urho Kekkonen
Helsingin Sanomat
Andrei Gromyko
Kekkonen
Martti Miettunen
Soviet Union
Miettunen
Pulpwood Mills Eyed By State
West Virginia eyes pulpwood mills and charcoal plants as sawmill waste could yield 43 000 tons of charcoal yearly. Commerce Commissioner Hulett Smith notes no WV pulpwood mills exist and will discuss at the Governor’s Conference on Wood Utilization starting Nov 30. He cited 200 000 cords of wood used last year and urged towns to attract industry by inviting visiting executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
West Virginia
Hulett Smith
Watered Hams Rule Reversal Sparks Industry Debate
Washington UPI reports that uncooked smoked hams leaving a federal plant after Friday must not weigh more than their uncured weight if no added moisture exists. Hams with added moisture become imitation hams and require labeling, as the new secretary repealed the Benson regulation permitting up to 10 percent moisture during curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ezra Taft Benson
Orville L. Freeman
Benson
All-Day RAD Meeting Here At Memorial Building
An all-day regional training for Rural Areas Development agents is today in the Memorial Building. Attending are Gale Lyons RAD supervisor Joe Morris Cooperative Extension Service West Virginia University and area extension agents plus new RAD agents George Siehl and C C Hutchison who will head local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Gale Lyons
RAD
Joe Morris
Cooperative Extension Service
West Virginia University
RAC
George Siehl
C. C. Hutchison
Princeton
Car crash damages set after MacArthur driver hits parked car
Approximately $500 damages resulted when 21 year old Juanita Pannell of MacArthur drove her car into a parked auto on Second Avenue at 5 30 p m Tuesday. The car belonged to F L Merrix Jr of Bradley. No charges were placed and Pannell was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Pannell
MacArthur
Second Avenue
F. L. Merrix Jr
Bradley
Man Arrested For Rape Try In Odd County
McKay Crook of Odd is held in the county jail on an attempted rape charge. Jailed at 1 30 am today by sheriff's deputies. The warrant was issued by a 16 year old girl of Odd. The attack reportedly occurred Sunday. Preliminary hearing set before Magistrate J K Cole at Rhodell Thursday. Edward Green of Beckley waived grand jury on a shoplifting charge. He was fined 17.50 for drunkenness. Bond set at 500 dollars and he was returned to jail. Green was arrested at 4 21 pm Tuesday after taking a clock valued at 7 95 from Ashworth Home and Auto Supply. Kenner C Bailey of Matheny jailed at 4 06 pm Tuesday on AWOL charge. Jail roster stood at 65 at 11 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Crook
Odd
Crook
J. K. Cole
Rhodell
Edward Green
Beckley
W. A. Burke
Green
Ashworth Home & Auto Supply
Kenner C. Bailey
Matheny
Hospital Files Three Suits in Raleigh County Court
Beckley Hospital Inc sues three defendants for a total 4574.68 in Raleigh County Circuit Court. Martha Anna Lilly and Garland Lilly of Route 2 owe 3850.48 for surgical obstetric orthopedic and other services to Mrs Lilly from 1959 to 1960. Dick and Nancy Alice Lytton of 132 Quarry Street seek 386.25 for hospital surgical and obstetric services to Mrs Lytton from 1955 to 1957. Tobe and Genevieve Givens of 607 Terrill Street owe 337.95 for obstetric and other services to Mrs Givens August 1960 and pediatric services to their child September 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Hospital, Inc
Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's Office
Martha Anna
Garland D. Lilly
Route 2
Lilly
Nancy Alice Lytton
Quarry St
Auto tag renewals rise in West Virginia Briefs
State Motor Vehicles Department reports about 2,000 more auto license tags issued this year than last. Totals reach 587,730 this year versus 585,766 through October 1960. Also in brief: an elderly Welch man named George D. Langas, 68, struck and killed by a train in Welch. December draft call drops to 337. October to December figures show declines from prior months. Industrial accidents claim 21 lives in October, 14 in mining, versus 17 last year, including 12 coal miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Welch
UPI
Welchman
George D. Langas
West Virginia
Selective Service
State Workmen's Department
Koppers Plant To Be Expanded In West Virginia
Koppers Co plans to add 25 to 30 percent capacity at its Follansbee plant as demand for tar acids grows. Vice president C C Brown says new evaporators and distillation units, plus process improvements, will yield a well controlled operation. Completion is expected within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follansbee
W. Va
UPID
Koppers Co
West Virginia
Cc. E. Brown
Koppers
Brown
Pistol Charge Brings Sentence in Raleigh County Court
Delbert Moss aged 49 of Shady Spring pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol without a permit and received six months in jail plus a $50 fine. He is also indicted for drunk driving. Arless B Lilly aged 29 and James Donnell aged 23 of Pax paid $50 fines and court costs after pleading guilty to attempting to commit a felony related to theft of a diesel fuel oil pump from Big Eagle Coal Co on July 25. Judge McCrery noted the pump’s value at $65 in the indictment but could be bought for less. Lilly paid the fine and costs. Donnell was released until December 1 on a capias pro fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Moss
Shady Spring
Raleigh County
Moss
Arless B. Lilly
James Donnell
Pax
Big Eagle Coal Co
Harry L. McCrery
Lilly
Donnell
China Union designed to impress Red China and deter West
A ranking Asian leader cited Khrushchev as saying the Soviet leader believed Peiping would have the bomb before long. British experts think China has likely progressed more on nuclear weapons than outsiders realize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Red China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Peiping
Britain
China
Snowbound Hunters Reported in New Mexico Mountains
Hunters lie in the Capitan and Jicarilla ranges between Corona and Capitan as snow paralyzes traffic. Depths reach 30 inches at Ruidoso and 24 at Capitan with Encino at 15 inches. U.S. highways blocked central state roads and south routes hazardous. Mountain States Telephone reports outages in Deming and Silver City while Las Cruces Truth or Consequences and Lordsburg show erratic service. Commodities to be distributed at the warehouse beside Rakes Hardware Beaver from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
Capitan
Encino
U.S
Mountain States Telephone Co
Deming
Silver City
Las Cruces
Truth Or Consequences
Lordsburg
Rakes Hardware
Beaver
Medicare Program In Difficulty
Charleston report shows the West Virginia Medicare program may need 19 million dollars to finish the 1962 63 fiscal year. Assistant director L L Vincent said the department is spending faster than expected and may curtail the program through December. The Legislature appropriated 3 million dollars for the year with 70 percent federal sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
State Welfare Department
L. L. Vincent
Vincent
W. Bernard Smith
CoChairman
Carl Gainer
D-Webster
Gainer
Wheeling
Fairmont
Martinsburg
Elkins
Welch
McDowell County
Huntington Publishing president to SNPA board
The Huntington Publishing Co. president was named to the board of directors of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at its 58th annual convention in Boca Raton Florida. The State Health Department reported October fallout levels rose but stayed below critical levels. Charleston Chamber lauded the state road commission for securing Interstate 79 for the Mountain State and offered assistance to expedite traffic and engineering studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Publishing Co
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
SNPA
Boca Raton
Fla
State Health Department
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
State Road Commission
Mountain State
Coin Changers Targeted by Thieves in Beckley Laundromats
Police report two incidents of coin changer theft in Beckley. Kester's Laundromat saw about $1 stolen by Paul Willis Lohman and Raymond Gary Schreiber, both 21, arrested for petit larceny and ordered to appear in police court November 20. At Richmond's Laundromat on Church Street, criminals drilled holes to steal $258.50, then filled the hole with putty. officers continue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Kester
Paul Willis Lohman
Raymond Gary Schreiber
Richmond
Church Street
Russian Plover Sighting Sparks Bird Watching Craze
In Britain a rare Russian plover has been sighted near Luton amid a public appeal by Mrs. Susan Cowdy, chief bird watcher there. The elusive sandy brown bird with white markings has vanished, prompting locals to stay vigilant and report any sightings promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luton
Britain
Susan Cowdy
Water content contrasts in peaches and watermelons
United Press International notes fruit water content with peaches at 89.4 percent and watermelons at 92.4 percent. The figures illustrate how melons retain more water, suggesting differing hydration levels in common fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
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Mrs
Ethel Ryan
Avery
Sarah Barker
Joe Ryan
Brenegar
Frank Barker
Leon
Hazel Swan
Huntington
Amelia Holbrook
Barboursville
Dodd-Payne
John P. Hudnall
Avery L. Mueller
Avery L
al) Mueller
Valley Dr
Ance
Raleigh General Hospital
Henry
Mueller
Peoria
Ill
Ethel B. Mueller
Colfax
Laura Ellison Muel
Melton Mortuary
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Arin
Dean
Doan
Alfred Lucas
Appalachian Power
Modern Electric
Colt Appelachian Power Company
Raymond M. Meador
Mary Gray
Louisville
W.va
Sen
Nixon, ‘Rocky
Finn
Reds
Capitan and
Jicarilla Mountains
Corona and
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