Obituary notices for Glenn Friend and Robert Shrout
Glenn I Friend 48 of Granville died Friday at home born Brez December 24 1918 son of Floyd R Friend and Anna Burch Friend survived by his wife Harriet Tichenor Friend four daughters Linda Cathy Ginger Tammy two sons Glenn Brent Joe Randy two sisters Claudine Smith Georgeann Line and three grandchildren Funeral 10 am Monday at Al Jamong Williams home for funerals with Brigadier Kirk man Salvation Army officiating Interment Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens viewing 10 am-noon 35 and 79 pm today Robert Carroll Shrout 74 of 648 Keyser St died 1:35 pm Friday at St Vincent Pallotti Hospital after short illness born October 10 1892 son of George and Sarah K Shrout retired miner member Local Union 8650 UMWA Assembly of God Church Surviving wife Grace Wilson Shrout three sons Russell James of Baltimore Clifton Morgantown five daughters Amel Beeman Barton Vernon Lutman Keyser Don Cosdington Painesville Edna Pixler Morgantown Edwin Whistler Morgantown 14 grandchildren
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Glenn
Glenn I
Friend
Granville
Brez
Floyd R. Friend
Anna Burch Friend
West Palm Beach
Flame
Carpenters Local 1309
Harriet Tichenor Friend
Linda
Atlanta
Cathy Kelly
West
Ginger
Tammy
Brent
Morgantown
Joe
Randy
Claudine Smith
Georgeann Line
Jamong - Williams
Brigadier Kirk
Robert Carroll Shrout
Robert Carroll
Shrout
Keyser St
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Keyser
George
Sarah K. Shrove
UMWA
Assembly of God Church
Wie
Grace Wilson Shrout
Russell
James
Baltimore
Harry Edwin Griffith
Hopwood
Uniontown
Edwin Warren
Alice Estella Holt Griffith
Memorial Gardens Cemetery Association
Helen Jenkins Griffith
James McCormick
George Thompson
Rudolph Stoyer
Paul Cover
Minerd Funeral Home
Vincent T. Ross
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Charles Paul Guthrie
Highland Ave
Monongalia General Hospital
Mr. Guthrie
Cranesville
William and
Matilda Strawser Guthrie
Church of the Brethren
Order of Used American Mechanics
United Mine Workers
Guthrie
Martha Fike Guthrie
Brandon
Madeline) Fuller
Hagerstown
Harold (Wilda
Wright
Akron
Ohio
T Otis
Lorraine)raham
Erie
Robert M. Guth
Richard
D. Guthrie
U.S. Air Force
Thailand
Ada Vaught
Elmer Shaffer
Cora Bestwick
Terra Alta
Martha McCormick
Monongahela
Hastings Funeral
Hinkston funeral rites set for Newburg resident
Georgia A Hinkston 69 of Newburg dies after a six week illness at Graton City Hospital. The Newburg Methodist Church and White Mountain Rebecca Lodge plus Eastern Star honor her. Survived by husband Byron C Hinkston daughter Ruth Hardesty of Baltimore and sons Byron D and Wilbur C Hinkston of Baltimore and Paul G Hinkston of Fort Worth with brothers Wayne Philip and Fred Molisee. Funeral at Newburg church with Eastern Star and lodge honors, burial at local cemetery.
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Georgia A. Hinkston
Georgia ‘A. Hinkston
Newburg
Grafton City Hospital
Hinkston
Masontown
Ephriam B
Molly Burns Molsee
Brown Arraigned on Arson, Firearms Charges in Newark
Rap Brown known SNCC leader faced arraignment on charges of carrying a .30 caliber semiautomatic while under indictment for arson. Bail set at $25,000 was discussed. Judge Wyatt would reconsider after 24 hours if a plea for reduction is filed. Hearing scheduled for Aug 25. Brown’s defense labeled bail as punitive against a militant black man challenging white power. Also noted are extended family obituaries and funeral notices for local residents Charles Guthrie and others.
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Brown
Inter B. Wyatt
Wyatt
Bishop P Tured
Bishopp
Kunstler
Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNC
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Cambridge
U. S. Atty
Stephen
Kaufman
Grafton hospitals report list of births and staff
Medical, surgical, and birth notices from several hospitals in Grafton, Fairmont, Morgantown, and surrounding towns. Names include Shingleton, Bennett, Teagarden, Miner, Gott, Jenkins, Uphold, Brindle, Kiser, Wright, Frederick, Harr, Guy, Hickey, Maurin, Long, Smith, Hlipala, Kaskodi, Buchanan, Nessley, Bittinger, Sereno, Shillingburg, Shreve, Neary, Puckett, Parsons, Cott, Mayne, Fox, Welker, and others. Discharges and staff lists appear for Monongalia General and St. Vincent Pallotti with multiple patients and workers named.
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Fairmont
Clifford Kiser
Richard Wright
Carolyn Frederick
Rivesville
Paul Daniels
Mannington
Nelly Cirocco
Ethel Harr
Harry Guy
James Hickey Jr
Parkman
Ohio
Waakri Memur
Leroy Nessley
Oakland
Amos Bittinger
Swanton
John Sereno
Terra Alta
Elizabeth Shillingburg
Deer Park
Vonda Shreve
Germania
Elia Neary
McKeesport
da Vid Puckett
Accident
tMd
Monongalia
Charles Parsons
Willowdale
Norman Cott
Mt. Morris
Linda Mayne
Ringwood
Margaret Fox
Star City
William Welker Jr
Point Marion
Benetta Grubb
Mildred Hamilton
Lucille Beard
Lucille Autt
Edna Bartlett
Marion Fletcher
Sandra Rodehaver
Donald Davies
Richard Mclendy
Metra
Rodehaver
Bess Ross
Russell Sell
Debra Wilson
Mary Low Bennett
Luther Taylor
Robert Anderson
David Jolliffe
James Irwin
Clyde Brand
Mirs
Jay Brand
Candy
Marchers reach Capital area as guards brace Baton Rouge
The article chronicles a segregation-era march from Bogalusa to Baton Rouge with Governor McKeithen boosting Guardsmen to about 1000 and warning of live fire if rioting occurs. At Denham Springs marchers faced eggs and bottles. eight whites arrested. H Rap Brown arrested in New York on firearm charges. Other cities report curfews and police plans surrounding protests and black power figures.
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Capital Junior High School
John McKeithen
Saturay
Bogalusa
McKeithen
National
U.S. Highway 190
Denham Springs
H. Rap Brown
New York
Syracuse
N.Y
John F. O'Connor
Nashville
Tenn
Fred Brooks
Whitey” School
Canadian Family Of Nine Buried In Mass Funeral
In Shell Lake Saskatchewan the bodies of James Peterson and his wife Evelyn and seven of their children were laid to rest in a common grave before about 1500 mourners. Eight plain pine coffins carried the family, while Evelyn and four year old Phyllis were not present for the burial. The sole survivor, Phyllis, 4, remained away.
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Shell Lake
Sask
UPI
James Peterson
Evelyn
Jane
Mary
Dorothy
Pearl
William
Collins
Larry l
Marano Assigned To Ft. Knox For Army Training
Ft. Knox Ky Pvt Pete A Marano is posted to Company C 9th Battalion 3rd Brigade to two months of soldier foundational training in modern combat conditions and protective measures for chemical biological and radiological threats. He will then undergo at least eight weeks of advanced instruction or on the job training to qualify in a specialized skill.
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FT. Knox
Pete A. Marano
United States Army Training Center
Marano
Pete Marano
Herman Ave
Star City
Preston Work Sees 1941 Applicants Across County
About 1,941 persons were interviewed during a three day effort to recruit for a major shoe manufacturer testing local employment strength. Officials praised the Preston County Business Development Corp and the Kingwood Chamber of Commerce and noted 46 communities were represented, with 1,768 interviewees from Preston County.
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Kingwood
Preston Coun
Preston
Ty Business Development Corp
Kingwood Chamber of
Ivey
Kingwood Woman's Club
Overbooking Fines Raised for Airlines By CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered permanent, tougher penalties for bumped passengers, raising payments from 25 to 200 dollars and extending rules to overseas bookings. A traveler must be delayed beyond two hours domestically or four hours internationally to claim the full amount, with exceptions for safety-related substitutions or mechanical issues.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Fom Svetboenediis
Strike talks scheduled by Governor in West Virginia
Governor Hulett C. Smith called a meeting in his office next Tuesday with FMC inorganic Chemicals Division plant officials at South Charleston and United Mine Workers District 50 to discuss the ongoing strike. About 700 employees are affected as the strike drags since June 21 over a rejected work contract.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Hulett C. Smith
FMC Norganic Chemicals Division
South Charleston
United Mine Workers
Smith
FMC
Candy consumption in US hits 19 pounds in 1966
The average American ate 19 pounds of candy in 1966, up from 18.2 pounds two years earlier. The report notes the rising sweet tooth trend across the United States.
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America
Sweet Tooth
Chicago
UPI
United States
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Philos Cemetery
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Stonewall Jackson Hospital
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Brandonville
Spear
Markleysburg
Hazelton
John and
Lydia Wolfe Faulkner
Shady Grove Church of the Brethren
Suzie Guthrie Faulkner
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Bruceton Mills
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Cindy Strahan
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Newburg Methodist Church
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John Shingleton
Rissie Bennett
Richard Teagarden
Grafton, A
Charles Miner
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Ralph Jenkins
Anita Uphold
Harry Brindle
Greene Memorial Surgical
Evelyn Maurin
Rice's Landing
Marie Long
Waynesburg
Gloria Smith
Jefferson, Pa
Michael Hlipala
Washington, Pa
John Kaskodi
Bobtown
George Buchanan
ST. Vincent Pallotti
Warren Clark
Smithville
Brook Jordan
Jo Ann Bryan
Itonongalia Ave
Lilly Hundley
Carl Evans
Charles Bean
Princeton St
Janet ‘Lipscomb
Lena Nicholson
Minnie Gravens
Irving Johnson
Janet Metz
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Ft. Knox, Ky
Preston County
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University Foodland
University Avenue
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Dunkard Avenue
General Mills
Foodland
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A&p S
Richwood Ave
Willey ST
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