Death notices for Hubert Roy Osborne of Crab Orchard
Hubert Roy Osborne 54 of Crab Orchard died after a shooting near Ypsilanti Michigan. Born January 20 1908 in Fola Clay County he worked as a construction worker for area mines most recently for W. G. Coals Mullens. Survived by wife Radie Jeffers Osborne Charleston two daughters Betty Duncan Cleveland and Kay Bonds Cleveland Ohio a son Harold Osborne Camp Kilmer New Jersey one sister Virgie Jarrell Buffalo New York two half siblings Ray Holcomb Bickmore Ralph Holcomb Sizemore two half sisters Jenny Facemyer Charleston Bethel Acree Dundon and eight grandchildren. Body being sent to Clay for completion of arrangements.
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Hubert Roy Osborne
Crab Orchard
Ypsilanti
Mich
Fola
Clay County
William Silbur Osborne
W. G. Coals
Mullens
Osborne
Radie Jeffers Osborne
Charleston
Charles
Betty) Duncan
Darby
Kay) Bonds
Cleveland
Ohio
Sgt
Harold Osborne
Army
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Virgie Jarrell
Buffalo
N. Y
Ray Holcomb
Bickmore
Ralph Holcomb
Sizemore
Jenny Facemyer
Bethel Acree
Dundon
Clay
William C. Reedy 63 Dies in Mullens After Illness
William C. Reedy of Corinne died at 8 23 a m in Mullens hospital after long illness. Born February 28 1899 in Rugby Virginia he was a retired miner. Survived by wife Edna Sweeney Reedy a son William E two daughters Ruth Marie Bell and Mary Frances Reedy all of Corinne. Funeral arrangements pending at Sam Fogleman Funeral Home Mullens.
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William C. Reedy
Corinne
Mullens
Rugby
Edna Sweeney Reedy
William E
Daughers
Ruth Marie Bell
Frances Reedy
Sam Foglesong
Funeral services set for Miss Rena Mae Fitzwater
Miss Rena Mae Fitzwater 83 of Grandview dies after long illness in a local hospital. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday in Melton Mortuary Chapel with Rev Howard Jim Franklin. burial at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Born Ramsey August 5 1879 to T D and Martha Fitzwater. Survived by brother C S Fitzwater and four sisters Ott Crookshank Myrtle Hogg Mary McVey Joe Perry and Namon. Friends may call after 4 p m today. nephews to be pallbearers.
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Rena Mae Fitzwater
Grandview
Melton Mortuary
Howard Jim Franklin
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Ramsey
T. D
Martha Harrah Fitzwater
Fitzwater
C. S. Fitzwater
Ott Crookshank
Lookout
Myrtle Hogg
Clifton Forge
Mary McVey
Colcord
Joe Perry
Akron
Ohio
Namon
Melton
Final rites for Clarence Hurt held at East Park
Clarence Perc y Hurt 40 of East Park died Saturday night from pistol wounds. Final rites are set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel with Rev. G. D. Toler presiding. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Hurt’s mother Helen Hurt and four sons Mickie Roger Tony Eugene and four daughters Rena Joyce Helen and Erett survive, with friends invited to view the body today at the funeral home.
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Clarence
Percy) Hurt
East Park
Ritchie and Johnson
G. D. Toler
Greenwood Memorial Park
Hurt
Helen Hurt
S. L. McDaniel
Beckley
Mickie
Roger
Tony
Eugene
Regena
Joyce
Helen
Erett
Mrs. Lilly E Smith Dies in Welch Hospital at 73
Mrs. Lilly E Cook Smith 73 of Rockview died Sunday night after an extended illness in a Welch hospital. Born July 14, 1889 at Turkey Creek, she was daughter of the late Lane S Cook and Eliza Browning. Survived by husband Philip Ken Smith three sons Ol ey Warren James all of Keyrock and Turkey Creek three daughters May Poff Athalene Pollack Akron Ohio and Charlene Good Denver 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Body at MacDougal's Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville.
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Lilly E. Smith
Rockview
Welch
Turkey Creek
Lane S. Cook
Eliza J. Cook Browning
Philip Ken Smith
Oley
Warren
Keyrock
James
May Poff
Athalene Pollack
Akron
Ohio
Charlene Good
Denver
Colo
MacDougal’s
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Pineville
Final Rites for Mrs Bessie Blanche Garbett at Lilly Brook
Mrs Bessie Blanche Garbett 82 of Lilly Brook dies at home after a heart attack. Final rites set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel Parkersburg pastor Rev Clyde Hensley to conduct. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial with pallbearers Manuel Blanco Vilas Bedwell O O Cook W H Clayton Virgil Keaton W O Brogan.
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Bessie Blanche Garbett
Lillybrook
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Clyde Hensley
Parkersburg
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Garbett
Manuel Blanco
Vilas Bedwell
O. O. Cook
W. H. Clayton
Virgil Keaton
W. O. Brogan
Arthur Warren Jr. Dies in Auto Crash in Ohio
Funeral services for Arthur Warren Jr., 46, Ashland Kentucky, formerly of Mount Hope, were set for 11 a.m. at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Mount Hope with Rev. Ray Hanson presiding. Burial planned Tuesday at Champion Cemetery Ohio. Warren died in a mobile accident near Ironton Ohio Friday at 10 p.m. He was born January 13 1916 in Mount Hope. Survivors include mother Jenny Harless Oak Hill daughter Carolyn Warren Oak Hill brother Tom Sharpsburg Sharon Pa sister Margaret Harless Sharon Pa and stepsister Nell Kemp Mount Hope. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today. The body will be transported to Ohio Tuesday morning.
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Arthur Warren Jr
Ashland
Mount Hope
Tyree
Warren
Ironton
Ohio
Jenny Harless
Oak Hill
Carolyn Warren
Tom
Sharon
Margaret Harless
Nell Kemp
Final rites for Samuel E Evans in Oak Hill
Samuel Earl Evans 60 of Bunker Hill Oak Hill dies after long illness in Beckley hospital. Funeral at Oak Hill Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev. Randolph Johnson and Rev. Ernest Barley officiating. Burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. Born Coeburn Virginia June 23 1902 to William W and Elizabeth Edwards Evans. Bunah Elizabeth Evans, two unnamed.
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Samuel Earl Evans
Bunker Hill
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Randolph Johnson
Ernest Barley
High Lawn Memorial Park
Evans
Beckley Hospital
New River and Pocahontas Coal Co
Minden
Coeburn
William W
Elizabeth Edwards Evans
Bunah Elizabeth Evans
Ballard Cline Richardson Rites Set in Beckley
Funeral services for Ballard Cline Richardson 78 of Beckley will be held 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev H E Sublett of Oak Hill officiating. Burial follows at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. He died Sunday morning in a local hospital. A retired coal miner born April 18 1884 in Pineville he was a son of Charles H Richardson and Katharine Taylor Richardson. Survived by four daughters Maude Prather Letha Nichols Ruth Prather Amy Jacobs three sons Lloyd Noel Ferman 29 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. Body remains at Caffee Funeral Home. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers.
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Ballard Cline Richardson
Beckley
Caffee Funeral Home
H. E. Sublett
Oak Hill
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Pineville
Charles H
Katharine Taylor Richardson
Church of God
Maude Prather
Melbourne
Fla
Letha Nichols
Ruth Prather
Ravenswood
Amy Jacobs
Yucaipa
Calif
Lloyd
Noel
Deepwater
Ferman
Culpepper
Final rites held for G Edward Lilly 78 Pipestem
G Edward Lilly 78 of Pipestem died Sunday at a Hinton hospital from burns suffered while starting a fire. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday at Knob Primitive Baptist Church Pipestem with Elder Owen Harvey and Elder A L Neely officiating. Burial in Neely Cemetery Lilly a farmer and retired mail carrier and member of the Pipestem Primitive Baptist Church was born February 25 1884 in Summers Allen and Texie Lilly. He lived in Pipestem his whole life. He was Ethel Holdren's brother.
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G. Edward Lilly
Pipestem
Knob Primitive Baptist Church
Owen Harvey
A. L. Neely
Neely
Lilly
Ethel Holdren
Beckley
Hinton
Summers County
Allen and
Texie Phillips Lilly
Pipestein
Primitive Baptist Church
Atlantic City Ex-Senator Charles White Dies at 77
Charles D. White, 77, hotel executive, former state senator and mayor, died Saturday in Atlantic City Hospital.
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Atlantic City, N.J
Charles D. White
and Mayr
Atlantic City Hospital
Topeka Name Origin Traced to Omaha Word
Topeka, Kansas, one of the state’s capitals, is said to derive its name from an Omaha Indian word meaning a good place to dig potatoes. The origin ties to tribal language usage and the region’s early settlement narratives.
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Topeka
Kansas
Greenbrier County arrests and bond actions listed
Deputy Marshal Imbo den jailed two men for possession of moonshine still. Others, including Jayne L. Spade Oak Hill and Leroy Gregory Mabscott, faced drunken driving, hit and run, and license charges with various bonds. Numerous individuals paid fines or bonded for brandishing weapons, defective exhaust, and miscellaneous warrants.
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Greenbrier County
Morris B. Imboden
Thomas Christian
Newhall
Curtis Jackson
Anjean
Lady Spade
Oak Hill
W. A. Burke
Leroy Gregory
Mabscott
Joe Rodriguez
Charles Sigman
John Mock
Odd
Rodriguez
Harold Rose
Hatcher
Garland D. Dillon
Pass
Jerry Hicks
Lorraine
Ohio
David Kenneth Stanley
Stanaford
Billy Wright
Pax
James E. Ellison Jr
Shady Spring
Paul Mickis
Beckley
Joyce Mickis
Fred Kincaid
Charlie Conley
Pope appoints 90 to ecumenical commissions
Pope John XXIII announced the addition of 90 members to 10 Ecumenical Council commissions, raising each panel from eight to nine members to avoid ties. Among the new appointees are three Americans, including Archbishop Leo Binz of St Paul and bishops Charles Greco of Alexandria and John Patrick Cody of Boston. The council began its second week with Latin liturgy discussions as delegates urged prayers for peace and an end to ongoing dangers.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vital Ecumenical Council
Council
Council Fathers
Commission
Leo Binz
St. Paul
Minn
Charles P. Greco
Alexandria
John Patrick Cody
Boston
New Orleans
Thant to Visit Cuba With UN Aides After Kennedy Reply
Thant announced he would travel to Cuba with UN undersecretaries Omar Loutfi and Hermano Tavares de Sa and Brig. Indarjit Rikhye, along with others, following President Kennedy’s Sunday night message. Loutfi handles UN disarmament questions and Tavares is the Latin American chief in the secretariat.
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Ing
Thant
Kennedy
U.N
Omar Loutfi
United Arab Republic
Hernano Tavares de Sa
Brazil
Indarjit Rikhye
India
Cuba
Loutfi
U. N
Tavares
Grant Waives Murder Hearing in West Wickham Case
Allen Grant 41 of West Wickham waived a preliminary murder hearing before Magistrate W A Burke on a death attributed to knife wounds to Percy Hurt 40 of East Park Saturday night. Hurt died about 9 p m Saturday. no bullet holes were found. Hurt lay in a ditch near his home after a fight also involving Mrs Grant who is in satisfactory condition in Memorial Hospital with a wound to her hand. Grant remanded to jail pending bond and was taken to Memorial Hospital to have wounds dressed.
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Allen Grant
West Wickham
W. A. Burke
Percy Hurt
East Park
Hurt
Raleigh
Ross P. Daniel
Beckley
Grant
Memorial Hospital
River Boat Explodes Off Blennerhassett Island
Belpre Ohio man Gordon Stout escaped unharmed when his 32 foot cabin cruiser exploded burned and sank on the Ohio River near Blennerhassett Island. He leaped overboard fully clothed and swam to the island after a second blast ruptured the vessel. Engines were not running and the cause was not immediately known. Stout, a former co owner of the island, was fishing on the boat at the time.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
Belpre
Ohio
Ohio River
Blennerhassett Island
Gordon Stout
Stout
Khrushchev Orders Dismantling Cuban Missile Bases
Soviet press noted Khrushchev’s order to dismantle Cuban missile bases without immediate editorial comment. Red China backs Fidel Castro more aggressively, while Khrushchev’s peacemaker image remains strong at home. Western diplomats expect a broad Kremlin policy reappraisal.
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Khrushchev
Red China
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Beckleyan Named Recruiter Of Year
S. Sgt. Richard L. Lilly of Beckley named Recruiter Of Year for the 5th Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District. He leads the Pikeville Sub-Station in Kentucky and was chosen from 62 recruiters across six-state area including West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Maryland DC and parts of NC and Indiana. In Washington ceremony Col. R C Nutting presented an engraved desk pen set. Lilly joined in 1951 trained at Parris Island and is married to Barbara Allen Nary with one child Randy.
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5Th Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District
Richard L. Lilly
Floyd Lilly
Beckley
Marine Corps
Pikeville
Lilly
West Virginia
Bs. C
Sgt. Lilly
Parris Island
S. C
Barbara Allen Nary
Randy
India May Not Break With China Over Border Fight
Cabinet ministers urged Krishna Menon’s dismissal from defense while supporters rally behind him amid fierce clashes in southern Ladakh. China launched a new campaign, ambushed a retreating Indian unit in Liang, with two to three Indian posts lost and 20 Chinese casualties reported. Indians moved troops by air. Punjab rail stations were seized to load soldiers. Opponents pressed for a ministry change as Nehru met with Kriplani and no drastic shift appeared imminent.
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China
Krishna Menon
Ladakh
Northeast Frontier Agency
NEFA
Himalaya
India
Indian Defense Ministry
Damchok
Liang
Defense Ministry
New Delhi
Punjab
Times of India
Defense
Menon
J. B. Kripalani
Nehru
Speeding arrest for Herman Lewis in Beckley city court
Herman Alonzo Lewis, 25, Beckley, is ordered to appear in City Police Court Thursday night on a speeding charge. He was cited by City Police at 11 25 p m Sunday.
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Herman Alonzo Lewis
Solons Proffer Congratulations to Kennedy on Cuba Crisis
Congressmen from both parties welcomed the break in the Cuban crisis and praised President Kennedy for directing U S policy. Many urged firm proof that Khrushchev would dismantle Russian offensive weapons in Cuba before any relaxation of U S military posture. President Kennedy thanked congressional leaders for their support as leaders from both parties returned to Washington for talks. Senator Hugh Scott noted Republicans had urged strong steps against Russia and believed Khrushchev would back down.
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United Press International
Kennedy
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cuba
United States
USS
Washington
Hugh Scott
Stocks Rise As Cuban Crisis Eases At Open
New York stocks opened higher as tension eased after the weekend Cuban crisis. Widely held issues led gains across rails and steel. Anaconda up 63 cents to 38, Chesapeake & Ohio to 46.75, Kennecott 1.13 to 62.50, AT and T 2.88 to 107.50, DuPont up 4.50 to 210, Republic Steel, U.S. Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube higher. Royal Dutch Shell up 1.88 as oils rebound after a weak week.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Anaconda
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kennecott
American Telephone and Telegraph
DuPont
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Royal Dutch Shell
WVU Faculty To Visit 29 High Schools For Education Push
Three West Virginia University faculty members plan a two week tour of 29 state high schools to urge students to pursue further education. Dean Charles T. Holland of the School of Mines, Clifford W. Brown professor of music, and Ernest L. Jones supervisor of the data processing center will meet students and discuss opportunities.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Charles T. Holland
School of Mines
Clifford W. Brown
Ernest L. Jones
WVU
Communion Service Set By Episcopalians
St Stephen's Episcopal Church will hold a celebration of the Tory Communion at 7 30 p m Thursday for All Saints Day. Volunteers for the tri annual canvass will meet in the undercroft after the service, and the usual Thursday 10 30 a m communion will be omitted this week.
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St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
President Kennedy reassures on Soviet air space incident
The President flew to Middleburg with his family for a brief respite while White House staff returned home for the first time in days. He acknowledged Khrushchev's protest over a plane entering Soviet air space over the Chukotka region due to navigational error. The aircraft was unarmed and sampling air for nuclear tests. Cuban missiles dominated Khrushchev’s letter to Kennedy.
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Middleburg
White House
Kennedy
Chukotka Peninsula
Alaska
Khrushchev
Fugitive Trio Nabbed on Fraud and Embezzlement Counts
A Brazil US treaty absence is noted as authorities pursue three fugitives: Earl Belle of Pittsburgh indicted on 31 counts of embezzlement from three banks. Losell Birrell of New York sought on 69 counts of fraud totaling about 14 million dollars. Ben Jack Cage of Dallas wanted for jumping bail after a prior embezzlement conviction with a 10 year sentence.
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Brazil
United States
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Losell Birrell
New York
Ben Jack Cage
Dallas
Belle
Birrell
Cage
Crab Orchard man in hospital after work injury and toe amputation
Denver Hicks of Crab Orchard is in Beckley Hospital in good condition after three weeks of treatment for a broken left leg caused when equipment ran over it at work for Pachuta Coal Co. His large toe was amputated.
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Denver Hicks
Crab Orchard
Beckley Hospital
Pachuta Coal Co
Governor Urges Fallout Shelters as WV Steps Up CD Efforts
Governor W W Barron urged West Virginians to obtain fallout protection literature from county civil defense offices as the first urgent measure. State officials announced accelerated shelter planning, marked shelter buildings, and faster delivery due to the Cuban situation.
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
West
Truman E. Gore
State Office of Emergency Planning
Gore
West Virginia
Barron
Defense Department
Washington
National Governors Committee On Civil Defense
National Guard
Dry Leader's Hearing Postponed 2nd Time
Charleston report states Rev. L. E. Crowson's hearing on warrants for reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident has been postponed for a second time to Wednesday at 10 a.m. The hearing was moved from last Monday to today at the request of H. A. Creddy's attorney in South Charleston. Crowson leads the Citizens Committee for Defeat of the Liquor Amendment and chairs the Board of Christian Social Concerns. the incident occurred Oct. 14 between a preaching engagement and his church in South Charleston.
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Crowson
Citizens Committee For
Board of Christian Social Concerns
Charleston
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