Deaths and Funerals Entry for Betty Adrian
Obituary summaries list the funeral for Betty C Adrian, born July 16 1983 in West, daughter of Mildred Buckland and a resident of New Jersey for 15 years. Survives husband Charles Adrian and son Stevie Hutchinson. services at MacArthur Baptist Church with 7 p.m. Sunday visitation and a New Jersey funeral home.
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Betty C. Adrian
Betty Coleney Aatian
Anna Monmouth
J. Tal
West
Mildred Buckland Pee
Longoe
MacArthur Baptist Church
New ‘Wersey
Charles Adrian
Stevie Hutchinson
Pegg
Mario
Donnie
Gang Callaway
Phillip Callaway
Lea Branch
New Jersey
Wednes
Lloyd Davis
Peter Merrick Dies. Mount Hope Resident Had WWII Service
Peter Merrick, a Mount Hope resident and WWII veteran, died at Mount Hope August 104. He was the son of Ruby Powers and the late Lament. Survived by his wife, one son, two daughters, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mt Hope, details incomplete.
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Mount Hope
Ruby Powers
Route 1
Mount Power
Fee Remiss
Suzan Princton
Reroll
Elkton
Louise Knight
Enid
Tene Keesler
Tyree
Mt.Hope
Betty Lively funeral arrangements incomplete in Daness
Betty Lively 78 of Daness died from injuries after a car strike on a road near her home Sunday. State Police said she walked onto the highway to remove a bottle. She was mother of Ethel Ballenger of Piney View. Body at Don Smathers Funeral Home in Rainellée.
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Lively
Daness
Bainey
Moora
Ethel Ballenger
Piney View
Don Smathers
Rainellée
Funeral Services for Charlie and Betsy Boggess
Funeral services for Charlie Boggess and Betsy Boggess of Route 2 Fayetteville will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the no. Baptist Church in Winston with Rev. Boward presiding. Burial will follow in Winston Cemetery. Survivors include his wife and children. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Russell Akers
Lake City
Pax
Merrick
Murray St
Sunset Memorial Park
Mary Fsadaleston
Elmer
Robertson
Cute Robertson
Fayetteville
No. Baptist Church
Winston
Boward
Symma
Blue Louisville
Ronald
Suphur Springs
Tate Charlie
Arlene Boggess
Betsy the Boggess
Berman
Diana Tay
Houston L. Boggess Rout Incomplete Report From Hospital
Houston L. Boggess case details remain incomplete as reporters note a focal hospital event on Monday involving Shady Spring and a Boston area connection. Officials urge partiers to provide full information for clarity.
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Houston
Bos
Shady Spring
Funeral services for Mrs Adah Frazier in Fayetteville
Mrs Adah Florence Frazier 64 of Outlay Canada dies. Daughter of the late James Sly Wilson and Mary Sly Wilson. She attended Fayetteville Baptist Church and owned the Christian Nursing Home in Fayetteville. Survived by husband Dr Ralph Frazier Fayetteville physician daughter Isabelle Reed Houston Texas brother Milton Wilson Kingston Ontario four sisters Alice Wilson Kingston Ontario Edna Martin Indianapolis Minn Phyllis Linkhorn Dayton Beach Fla Gladys Jacobsen Travis City Mich and four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today.
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Adah F. Frazier
Adeh Florence Frazier
Canada
James
Mary Sly Wilson
Fayetteville
Edna Martin
Indianapolis
Rockefeller rails at West Virginia election reform effort
Secretary of State John D. Rockefeller IV voiced skepticism about reform progress at a Rotary Club gathering in Huntington West Virginia. He faulted Gov Arch Moore and Legislative leaders for failing to enact meaningful measures and cited studies showing potential voter overages in 19 of the state's 55 counties as evidence of ongoing fraud risks.
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Auntington
UPI
Rotary Club
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia
Ecvay Stad
Arch A. Moore Jr
Seem Legislative
Serena of State
Legislative In Committee
Rockefeller
Secretary of State
Ex State Insurance Commissioner Dies
Washington reports former State Insurance Commissioner Robert A. Crichton age 48 died Monday at Georgetown Hospital. Appointed in 1949 at age 21 by Gov. Okey Patteson he was the nation s youngest insurance commissioner. A WVU College of Law and Harvard Business graduate Crichton later led Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
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Washington
UPI
Robert A. Crichton
Georgetown Hospital
Crichton
State Post
Okey Patteson
West Virginia University College of Law
Harvard School of Business Administration
Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co. Net
Beckley Sewers Debate Highlights Financing Plan
City officials discussed a $1 million HUD loan for sewer upgrades and the Whitestick plant, arguing rates should reflect service use. Smith defended project timing amid inflation, federal cuts, and long term benefits while questioning local motives and creditability of critics. Public hearing set for October 14 in City Chambers.
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State of
West Isa
Sree
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Smith
Beckley
Piney
Raleigh’ County
Persuaa
ESEA
Congress
Bal County
Board
Pte Ane
Ateeet
Miles
Miller
Sanitary Board
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Miter
Kanawha Street
General Admits Profiteering Charge At Senate Hearing
Gen Turner, former Army top police official, testified he received 397 guns from Chicago police in 1966 after riots. He said guns were for his personal use not for the Army and that police acknowledged this for their records. He denied plans to resell them.
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Turner
Army
Chicago
James Conlisk
Sen Abraham A. Ribicoff
Kansas City
Governor Moore touts tourism gains and rural retreats
Governor Arch A Moore Jr. told the third annual Governor's Travel Conference that travel and tourism last year pumped nearly 800 million dollars into West Virginia's economy. He noted more urban residents seek second homes in rural states as retreats, urging continued promotion.
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Huntington
Arch A. Moore
West Virginia
Moore
Six Crushed By Tractor-Trailer in Beaumont
BEAUMONT Texas UPI reports six people died when a station wagon was crushed by a tractor trailer on Interstate 10. The vehicle stopped in the outside lane and was struck from the rear by the truck. Driver Alex Bill Jr 47 of Beaumont escaped. five children identified include Mary Elizabeth Moore Nathanial two Anita four Dale two and Gaylor four.
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Beaumont, Tex
UPI
City Inn
Alex Bill Jr
Beaumont
Bill
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Nathanial
Anita
Dale
Gaylor
Marriage Permit Applications Reported
Marriage permit applications list names and addresses including Serra Bad Cea, Dowex Gardve, Harvey Tari, Gerdner Me Geer, Carel Jean, Chesapeake Virginia, Nacton Avenue, with associated applicants and officials.
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Serra Bad
Harvey Tari Gerdner
Carel Jeansapeake
Nacton Ave
West Virginia Travel Conference Sees State as Tourist Mecca
Huntington reporters hear West Virginia poised to attract U.S. travelers through home visits, film and outdoor tours. Official speakers outline plans to promote the Mountain State with enhanced travel literature, fly-ins, factory tours, parks and forests, and cross state cooperation to lure foreign and American tourists alike.
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Huntington
UPI
Ftom
D.C
Tha Gover
Robert J. Murphy
Vice Press
Virginia
Rifk
United States
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Lysander
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Dal
Attrac
Arthur Frisch
Casa Scenic
Associa Road
R.ac
West Tracks
Drama
Glass
West Virginia
Wem
Cincinnati
Washington
Stabus
Cleveland
Dudley
West
Frank Hildebrand
Texas Tourist Development Agency
Texas
Hildebrand
Davis lectures UCLA crowd amid credit ruling
Angela Davis, a black militant and admitted Communist, spoke to about 2,000 students in Roy Hall at UCLA despite a ruling that the class would be noncredit. She condemned the Regents’ decision as harassment and urged students to decide how to respond to the move while lecturing for 45 minutes on oppression.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Angela Davis
UCLA
Roy Hall
Miss Davis
Board of Regents
Kalish
Prisoner issue clouds Vietnamese talks in Paris
UPI report says relatives of missing US servicemen gathered in New York seeking word on POW status as North Viet Namese and Viet Cong negotiators failed to arrange a meeting. In California, Santa Rosa residents faced a quake described as a 5.0 on the Richter scale, prompting disaster area declarations and Stafford loans talks.
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UPI
U.S
Plate
National League of Sieges
Southeast Asia
New York
Tenesst
Andrea Rander Biltimere
South Vietnam
Ts. Binh
Verriere-le-Busson
Santa Rosa
Calif
Rander
Donald J. Rander
North
Vietna
Attack Kills Mount Hope Man After Car Wreck
Fayette County mechanic and World War II veteran Robert Powers, 45, of Route 1 Mount Hope, died after a two car crash on Pax road. Coroner cites acute heart failure as cause. Powers left scene, later found dead near Pax school grounds. Body at Tyree Funeral Home in Mount Hope.
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Lillian M. Rapp
Lillian Mae Rapp
Woodlawn Ave
Beckley Fey
Oak Spade
Jesses Gardeen
American ‘Legion Aurillary
Clifftop
Fayette County
John
Raymond
Mirtemn
Ohio
Forbes
Freida
Boisture
Bluefeld Va
Bertha O Edtort
Oak Hill
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Charlexton
Betty Ano Chigos
Hillsborough
Calif
Eres Denna Ant Yiey
Eeu Gran
Bos
Grandichild
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United Methodist Church
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Ape
Tyree General F
Mount Hope
Robert Powers
Route 1
Pax
Powers
Mary Cain
Pax Road
FDA Test Of Drugs On Humans Opposed
Two medical professors from Harvard and Wayne State University urged that the FDA proposed rules for testing new drugs on human volunteers are insufficient. Beury Beecher and Paul Lowinger said the plan fails to specify selection of test groups and necessary safeguards.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Beury
Beecher
Harvard
Paul Lowinger
Wayne State University
Detroit
Tok
Kennedy Center Funding Boost in Congress Action
Congress moved to authorize an additional 5 million and allow the Kennedy Center trustees to borrow another 5 million from the Treasury to finance parking facilities. The measure accompanies a broader package including survivor benefits for servicemen families and education program reviews with Senate action pending.
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Senate
White House
Kennedy Center I
Treasury
USA
Wright Patman
D-Ter
House Banking Committee
Eisenhower
H. R. Gross
House
Office of Education
Crime Bosses Enter Legitimate Business
Internal Revenue Commissioner Randal W. Thrower reports that 98 of the nation's 113 crime syndicate bosses have branched into legitimate business. He cites 159 total ventures across sectors such as night clubs real estate hotels vending machines restaurants trucking sports and entertainment food wholesaling and money lending. Thrower declined to name any individuals.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Internal Revenue
Randal W. Thrower
Tax Executives Institute
Thrower
Bus Drivers March To Kanawha Board Meeting
Charleston agency reports striking Kanawha County school bus drivers planned a march from downtown to the Board of Education offices to attend the board’s monthly meeting. ATU Local 1538 president Samuel Shetton said the plan aimed to pressure the district as it faced bus driver shortages after hiring delays.
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Charleston
UPI
Kanawha County
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