Clarence W. Hogg funeral set at Beckley Church
Clarence W. Hogg of 212 Wickham Avenue died in a Hollywood Florida hospital on Saturday October 25 at 4 50 p m Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday October 28 at 3 p m at Beckley Presbyterian Church with Dr J W Witherspoon officiating Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park The body will be taken from Keyser Funeral Home to his residence Tuesday at 5 p m The body will lie in state at the church one hour before the funeral Active pallbearers are G A Mahler E G Larrick E L Norris J A Hunt Paul Payne Dr A U Tieche Frank Gans and C L Lewis Sr
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Hogg Hogg
Clarence W
Wickham Avenue
Hollywood
Florida
Beckley Presbyterian Church
J. W. Witherspoon
Sunset Memorial Park
Keyser
G. A. Mahler
E.G. Larrick
E. L. Norris
J. A. Hunt
Paul Payne
A. U. Tieche
Frank Gans
L Lewis
Williams Funeral Home
McLean McLean
David Wage
Stanhope Court
Keyser Funeral Home
J. W Witherspoon
William R. Sigmund
Robert Wood
Paul Bridges
Joe Scott
Howard Phillips
Tc, Collins
Harry Gratton Lovell
Bray Bray
Harley Sylvester
Glen Daniel
Caffee
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
Jim Godbey
Doff Harvey
Caltee
Mount Tabor
Andrew Farley
Raleigh Wright
Elmer Hawley
Earl Harmon
Dale Covey
Connie Wyatt
James Stone
Zsolas
G. P. Daniel
A. Lo Lucas
Barney White
Jim Dillon
Ed Johnson
Pete Barnard
R. J. Blanken
Ship
Perry Snuffer
Weldon Beckett
Ford Dalton
Edward Hurd
Caffee Funeral Home
GM. Jacobs
Bob Dean
Maynard Optics and Funeral Notices Highlight Halloween Week
A garbled notice bundles an optician ad for MAYNARD frames and a funeral service schedule for Hayes Maynard of Helen. Details include hours, addresses on Main Street, arrangements by Keyser Funeral Home, and services for William Dale, infant son, with burial in Marion Virginia.
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Sophia Plumbing
Sophia
Esmbing
Vance Drive
Machi Klaus & Page CO
REPA
John W. Eye
Neville ST
Washington and Lee Generals still lead Southern stats
In the Southern Conference statistics, Washington and Lee's Generals top the league in rushing and the overall offense, with West Abrams and Bob Thomas shining for WA&L while Wake Forest, William and Mary, and Richmond also place in top slots. Key leaders include Abrams 537 rushing yards and Thomas 281 receiving, plus Tyler of Richmond leading in passing.
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Washington and Lee
Generals
W& T
Aves
West Abrams
Bob Tho
Abrams
Randy Broyles
Thomas
Wake Forest
Bob Ondilla
Ondilla
Ed Mioduszewski
William and Mary
Richmond
Bobby Tyler
Bud Wallace
North Carolina
Mladuszewski
Brehany
VMI
Tyler
Dean
Virginia Tech
Broyles
Washintton and Lee
Keller
Sturgess
Bowman
Gramling
South Carolina
Friedlin
Citadel
Byron
Bennett
Bischoff
West Virginia
Oadilla
Wallace
Chapman
Williams
Koch
Renn
Davidson
Wynn Shines in Night Games for Tribe in 1952
New York reports show Cleveland pitcher Early Wynn excelled in night games during the 1952 season. Wynn relied on slow stuff and varied speeds to win two of his victories, posting an .867 winning percentage in night appearances. In the National League, Robin Roberts led with 28 wins, though Hoyt Wilhelm and Preacher Roe tied at .833 in night-game winning percentages with fewer decisions.
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New York
Cleveland
Wynn
Associated Press
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Husky Phillies
Hoyt Wilhelm
Preacher Ree
Brooklyn
Scarbath and Agganis Meet in Saturday Duel
Maryland star Jacek Scarbath prepares to challenge Boston University rival Harry Agganis in a key matchup for 1952 All America consideration. Maryland sits 6-0, BU 4-2, with Agganis famed for passing and rushing as the Terriers seek an upset. Nearby, West Virginia celebrates a 16-0 upset over Pittsburgh as Art Lewis praises scouts and vigilance.
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Maryland
Jacek Scarbath
Toston University
Boston
Harry Agenis
Cially
Jace
Scarbath
Terps
Boston U
William and Mary
Terriers
Agganis
BU Kent
Indians
West Virgin University
Art Lewis
Mountaineers
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Geoge Washington
Tom Flyzik
VMI
Army to challenge gridiron titans next fall says Little
Gayle Talbot notes Lou Little of Columbia praising Army as the best team of the year after a 14 14 tie with Columbia. He lauds Earl Blaik for building a strong Cadet squad in only their second season and highlights Army’s speed and coaching. Freshman guard Ralph Jordan of McClellandtown, Pa., is noted as West Virginia’s first Korean War veteran to play football.
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New York
Lou Little
Columb
Lion
Earl Blaik
Lions
Army
Colum
Nus
Chitter
Benin
Earl
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Armys
West Virginia University
Ralph Jordan
McClellandtown, Pa
River pilot, romance, and plans on the Missouri
In 1854 St Louis Denny Rawls and Captain Mark Whirter scheme amid river life. Kathleen Garrison wakes with Narcissus to a bustling river world as Rawls faces jealousy while Astrid McQuestion stirs interest. Whirter’s crew unsettled after a barbed exchange, and a new captain Earnshaw arrives to complicate the voyage aboard The Astrid toward Ft Benton.
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Mark Whirter
Denny Rawls
Varina
Ft. Benton
Rawls
United States
Astrid
Astrid McQues- Bab
Waltocetion
Lomax McQues‘tion
Captain Whitter
Denny
Old McQuestion
McQuestion
Whitter
Whirter
Kathleen
Narcissus
Earnshaw
Cap'n Rawls
Marina the
Ldaes Ee
Lo Tax McQuestion
Missouri
Abe Lincoln
Intermed Loop To Meet Tonight
The Intermediate baseball league plans a 7 30 meeting at the Moose Lodge called by President Johnny Wright to organize for 1953. Last year’s managers sponsors and officers are urged to attend as the circuit considers expanding to up to eight teams and would need two new sponsors and more managers if two teams join.
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Tech 15
Johnny Wright
Moose Lodge
Wright
Eternal Love Among The Decay Like Ivy On Oak
A short lyric speaks of enduring affection that remains green and unfading as time erodes all else. It emphasizes loyalty to a beloved figure, suggesting steadfast, timeless devotion despite decline around.
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Keough
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H. C. Maynard
William Dale
Crnzer
Fondex
Williams Funeral
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W. Ya
Fast Rainelle
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Watkins Products
Mount Hope
E. K. Shuey
Sta. A
Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Thomas
Morgantown, W. Va.h
Gil
B. E Silverman
Bounty Bank
Sylvania Raniory
Crab Orchard
Lovitz Television Service
DIO
Beenton
Oake
Mountain State
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Princeton
Bill Helsel
Munsey
Jim Huffman
Piney View
Lester
W.va
Dee Snuffer Gatling Company
Spey Been Daniel
Will
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Carolina
P.O
Carolina Super Market
Beckley Safe Driving School
Cohen
Dun
Brad Street
S. Smith Art Instruction, Inc
S. 4Th Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Quarry Street
Margaret Swin
Roy Jones
First Ave
Ale Hurse
Mr. Smith
R. L
J. H. Stinson
W.B Jones
Gregg
AKC
Call Mullens
East Prince Street
G. E
Tribe
Duke
Larry Sneer
Bruce Hillenbrand
Clemson
Billy S.ai
North C
Ina
Tennessee
By Gayle Talbot
Kia
Penn
Blaik
Arte
Cody
Ly al Cody
Ming
The
Astrid McQuestion
Cap’n Rawls
Shaber
Sherwood
Dil
Wroe Auyeus
Kathleen Garrison
Ane Mussoon
Mississippi
Chile
Riviere Des Peres
Pfe
Cornelius Burdiss
Holland
Amercan
Seagram
Seagram's
Seagram Distillers Com
Fedora
Roor
LEX Marietta Paint CO
Oakwood Ave
Sanders
Fower
G. F. Burdiss
Coal City
Orchard
Curenara
Old Eccles Road
Vergi
Clark
Roil le Ingomery Ward Carne
Nash Campbell
Hendrick
Milton Young
Paladium
Stanaford Road
Hed Men's Lodge
Percy E. Mullins
Beckley Glass Co
Alex. N. Breckinridge
North Oakwood
Apple
Faratoy
Foster Hardware CO
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