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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1972

Page

7

New UMW board member pushes Morgantown HQ move

Richard Weaver of Maidsville aims to relocate the United Mine Workers headquarters from Washington to Morgantown, citing local facilities. The plan ties to Arnold Miller’s leadership and a convention decision, with Morgantown and area groups urging the move. Weaver, 43, has deep West Virginia ties and mining history, shaping a West Virginia majority on the union board.

John Blosser Dominion Post United Mine Workers Executive Board Washington Morgantown Richard Weaver Maidsville University Hospital Appalachian Center Law Fields UMW Arnold Miller Miller Charleston Pittsburgh W. A Tony” Boyle Boyle Weaver Miners For Democracy Miners’ State Mike Trbovich Harry Patrick Westover Arkwright West Virginia University Percy Johnson MFD Seve Kochis Kochis Joseph A. ‘Jock’’ Yablonski Ken Morris Joseph Serdich District 31 Mfd-State Serdich

Prosecutor repays part of anti crime fund and firings noted

Monongalia County Assistant Prosecutor David Nixon repaid about 1200 of 2000 advanced for criminal investigations. The report details narcotics purchases and murders probe costs, with firings and reorganizations at UMW District 31 and the election of David Solomon as new prosecutor. A separate Uniontown woman burned in a home fire was treated and later transferred for care.

Monongalia County David Nixon Nixon Valley Reed Esso Station Joseph A. Laurita Uniontown University Hospital Morgantown Dorothy Dougherty Uniontown Hospital Murray L.S.D Charleston Easton Harrisburg Irwin Esso Weaver UMW Edward Carey Joseph “Chip” Yablonski Jock’’ Yablonski Boyle R.J. Boyle Suzanna Richards Donald Stillman WVU Meyer Bernstein MFD Patrick

Obituaries for Fox McCullough Sharpenberg and kin in Morgantown

Obituaries detail William Jarrett Fox 52 of Morgantown born 1920 died at home with wife Hazel Gregg Fox daughter Mary Jo Johnson son William Martin Fox sister Mabel V. Biffle and three grandchildren. Austin H. McCullough 86 former Morgantown area resident died in Hyattsville Maryland with children Bessie Willis Ruth Hubert four grandchildren one great grandchild. Frank Paul Sharpenberg 90 former Maryland Street resident died at Appalachian Regional Hospital Beckley with son Warren and daughters Opal Brown Vera McCue and one more son. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. All services and burial details noted for respective locations.

William Jarrett Bill” Fox Rt. 1 Morgantown Laurel Point Jarrett M. Nand Nelly M. Henry Fox Laural Point Hazel Gregg Fox Mary Jo Johnson Orem Utah William Martin Fox Paden City Mabel V. Biffle Rt 1 Austin McCullough Austin H. McCullough Manocare Hyattsville West Virginia Samuel Mary McCullough Bessie B. McCullough Willis M. Keenan N. Spencer McCullough Ruth M. Gebhardt Hubert E. McCullough Ida Helen I. Milburn Takoma Washington, D.C Fort Lincoln Cemetery Frank Sharpenberg Frank Paul Sharpenberg Maryland Street Applachian Regional Hospital Beckley Warren Mt. Pleasant Henry and Anna Gressler Sharpenberg Wesley United Methodist Church UMW Maude Dwight Homer D Opal Brown William P Vera) McCue Richland Wash Roy O. Nestor Marion Ligionier McGinnis Tucker County Lewis Margaret McDonald Nestor Elwood James Leon Kenneth Richard Leroy Elyria Ohio Pittsburgh Evelyn Blosser Connie Naylor Point Marion Betty King Shirley Nestor Sue Robbins Waldorf Dewey Tunnelton Marie Pratt Carmichaels Vanessa Bierer Cleveland Bernice Rosier Nestor Elmer C. Rude Washington St Westover University Hospital Monongalia County Albert C Addie M. Plum Rude West Virginia University Clara L. Everly Rude Jacqueline Guseman Adda Lee R. Wilson Donna Miller Gaithersburg, Md Ralph R. Rude

Ohio man injured after bus and car crash near Pruntytown

A Cleveland man, James Nestor, 22, was hospitalized after his 1972 Ford hit a Greyhound Bus driven by Ray Curd and then rear ended Gary Mayle’s 1965 Mercury on US 50 near Pruntytown. Mayle slowed for a hitchhiker. Nestor apparently lost control, struck the bus, and struck Mayle. The report lists additional local deaths and survivors from nearby towns.

Grafton Cleveland Ohio Grafton Memorial Hospital Greyhound Pruntytown James Nestor Roadway Ave Ford Ray D. Curd Latrobe St Parkersburg Gary Mayle Walnut St Canton Mayle Taylor County Nestor Mayle Auto

Funeral notices from Preston County and surrounding area

Funeral notices list Viola Clem, William Jarrett Fox, Roy O Nestor, Elmer C Rud e, Frank P Sharpenberg, and Leonard W Swisher. Dates Dec 21 to Dec 23 1972 are reported with service times, call hours, and burial locations including Centenary Cemetery Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens West Newton Cemetery Pisgah Cemetery and Mt Israel Methodist Church. Local funeral homes Riger Williams Derings Hastings Carpenter and Ford and the Morgantown Masonic Lodge No 4 are named. Burial and service details vary per individual.

Clem Viola Leonard Preston County Hopemont State Hospital Riger Williams Funeral Home Funeral Dayton Smith Centenary Cemetery Fox William Jarrett Bill Rt 1 Morgantown Williams Funeral Home Harry Wright Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens Nestor Roy Point Marion Ligionier Richard R Herod Mt. Israel Methodist Church Fellowsville Rude Elmer C Westover Derings Funeral Home Funeral Home Herbert J. Murray Jr

Christmas Eve and Day church service schedules areawide

Area churches publish full Christmas Eve and Christmas Day schedules. St Marys Byzantine Catholic and St Nicholas in Bobtown hold midnights and morning liturgies. many congregations offer candlelight services, communion, and carol events today and tomorrow across Salvation Army, Spruce Street United Methodist, First Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran, First Baptist, Drummond Chapel United Methodist, Free Methodist, Wesley United Methodist, St Theresa's, St Johns, St Marys Orthodox, St Marys Catholic Star City, St Ursulas Pursgrove, Bobtown Mapletown United Methodist, Mapletown, Arthurdale Community Presbyterian, Kingwood Baptist, Buckeye Cassville Westover churches and more. Numerous masses and candlelight services decorate the Christmas observance in churches from Bobtown to Star City.

St. Mary’s St. Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church Bobtown Salvation Army Spruce Street United Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church St. Paul’s Lutheran Church First Baptist Church Drummond Chapel Free Methodist Church Wesley United Methodist Church St. Mary’s Catholic Church Star City St. Ursula’s Catholic Church Pursgrove Mapletown Bobtown United Methodist Church Westover United Methodist Church

Santa needs pontoons

Santa’s sleigh must land in this region but rain and clouds threaten. The forecast calls for cloudy skies with no snow, a high near the 50s and tonight’s low around 40s. The barometer sits at 30.1 as rain is forecast today and tonight with no relief in sight.

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