Obituaries for Mrs Ethel P Jones and Mollie B Titchenell
Two obituaries report the deaths of Ethel P Jones 75 of McLean Virginia and Mollie B Titchenell 99 of Albright. Ethel Jones born February 25 1892 in Maryland daughter of George and Mary Lee. survived by three daughters one son nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services set at Hastings Funeral Home with interment Lawnwood Cemetery. Mollie Titchenell born June 15 1898. survived by four sons four daughters two sisters. 98 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Kingwood Browning Funeral Home with interment Beech Run Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel P. Jones
Pinecrest Ave
McLean
Fairfax
Maryland
George and
Mary Ellen Hott Lee
Spruce Street Methodist Church
Dames of Malta
Protectors’ Club
Morgantown
Clyde E. Jones
Clyde E. Jones Jr
Howard
Maxine) Davidson
Bloomfield
Ind
William
Betty) Pinion
Edward Jean) Cummings
Berlyn C. James
Parkston
Wash
Herbert Lee
Augusta
Hastings Funeral Home
Stacy L. Groscup
Lawnwood Cemetery
Mollie B. Titchenell
Rt. 1
Albright
Fairmont General Hospital
Victor and
Rachael Stocket Ringer
Robert
Amos and
Darvin
Friendsville
Donald
Helen Bennett
Gladys Hall
Susan Masters
Joetta Trembly
Ruby Ringer
Rt. 4
Tunnelton
Holly DeBerry
Elyria
Ohio
Joel Titchenell
Browning Funeral Home
Kingwood
Paul Lovejoy
Beech Run Hill Cemetery
Titchenell
Mollie B
Browning
Beech Run Hill Carmintery
Death of Viola Metz in Granville at 20
Viola M Metz aged 20 of Granville died at 1230 am Saturday at St Vincent Pallotti Hospital. She was born in Granville on November 14 1947, daughter of Everett Metz and Susie Metz. Survived by her mother Susie, one daughter Susie Metz, four brothers Robert Lewisville Ohio James Willis Everett Jr, four sisters Margaret Williams Maselin Ohio Muldred King Morgantown, Ma...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Metz
Granville
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Everett Metz
Susie Metz
Robert
Lewisville
Ohio
James
Willis
Everett Jr
Margaret Williams
Maselin
Muldred King
Morgantown
Funeral Notices From Morgantown Area
Funeral notices list services for Kathy Gibson Emery Cutlip Paul Goggin Viola Metz Ethel Jones Mollie Titchenell Miss Morris Lambert Paul Sacco and others with times venues and officiants across Morgantown Fairmont and nearby towns. Military rites are noted for Paul S Goggin and services span Sunday Monday and Tuesday with interment in local cemeteries.
Death Notice Sally Kay Mix in Auto Accident
Mr and Mrs Russell R Wells of 225 Dewey St have learned of the death of their granddaughter Sally Kay Mix on 16 in an auto accident near Janesville Wis Miss Mixon was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack C Mixon of Janesville She was a junior at Janesville High School Survivors include her parents a brother David at home two uncles J Kenneth Walls Morgantown and Russell R Walls Jr Grafton Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R. Wells
Dewey St
Sally Kay Mixon
Janesville
Wis
Miss Mixon
Jack C. Mixon
Janesville High School
David
J. Kenneth Walls
Morgantown
Russell R. Walls Jr
Grafton
Emery C Cutlip 80 Dies in Morgantown
Emery C Cutlip aged 80 of Rt. 7 Morgantown died Saturday at St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital. Born March 10 1887 in Braxton County he was a retired coal miner. Survived by wife Maude Poling Cutlip son Bailey Cutlip of Alexandria Va daughters Madeline Dudley Azilene Southworth Edith Hagg sister Elsie Bennett 11 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. at Fred L Jenkins Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Haywood Saffle. Burial Nicholson Cemetery Summers School Road. Friends may call 10 a.m. to noon 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. to time of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutlip
Emery C
Rt. 7
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Mondey
Chapel of Prayer
Fred L. Jenkins
Haywood
Emery C. Cutlip
Morgantown
Braxton County
Elias and
Mary Robsinson Cutlip
Okla
Edith Hagg
Grafton
Ohio
Elsie Bennett
Phillippi
Nicholson Cemetery
Summers School Road
MRS JULIA LIBAK PYECHA DIES AT 81 IN ESSEX
Mrs Julia Libak Pyecha age 81 formerly of Morgantown and Middle River Md died Friday evening in Essex Md She was born July 22 1886 daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Libak Her husband Michael and one son Pyecha preceded her in death Surviving six sons seven daughters and a funeral arranged at Fred L Jenkins Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Libak Pyecha
Morgantown
Middle River
Essex
Libak
Michael
Pyecha
George Pyecha
Monaco
Steven Pyecha
Pittsburgh
Charles Pyecha
Baltimore
John Pye
Morris County infant Kathy Gibson dies at Univers ity Hospital
Kathy Gibson 2 of Rt. 9 died Saturday morning at University Hospital. She was born Sept. 18, 1965 in Morgantown. She was survived by parents Charles and Shirley Gibson and grandparents on both sides. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Monday at the Chapel of Prayer with Rev. Clyde Guthrie officiating. Burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery on Grafton Road. Friends may call Sunday after noon and evening hours and Monday morning until time for services.
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Kathy Gibson
Rt. 9
University Hospital
Morgantown
Charles and
Shirley Hixenbaugh Gibson
Charles Gibson
Robert Hixenbaugh
Fred L. Jenkins
Clyde Guthrie
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Grafton Road
Bac Lieu Bombing Destroys Over Thousand Homes
U S bombs hit Bac Lieu in the Mekong Delta destroying more than 1 000 homes. Viet Cong used rockets and fire to drive civilians ahead as shields. Five South Vietnamese soldiers died and 28 were wounded while nine communists were killed and two captured. Thousands left homeless as fires burned on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekong
Bac Lieu
South Vietnam
South Korea to press munitions upgrade amid tension
The United States backs aiding a local munition industry and replacing older weapons used by South Korean troops. Seoul may demand postwar warplanes and equipment be left in Korea after the Pueblo incident. Kim Il Sung’s recent statements frame Seoul’s military posture as reunification by force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Pueblo
Kim Il Sung
Lindsay Campaign Strain Strains Ties With Rockefeller
Governor Rockefeller urged Lindsay to run and sent top advisors to support his mayoral bid. Rockefeller reportedly contributed generously while Lindsay refused direct involvement by Rockefeller. The episode hints at a growing rift between the two leaders as Lindsay ran with Republican and Liberal backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Rockefeller
Births and discharges at Monongalia General and St Vincent Pallotti
At Monongalia General a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Forbes of Star City at 4 53 pm. A surgical note lists John Drazenovich and medical notes for Mary Chepko Charlotte Bowers Elizabeth Jacobs. Discharges include Mary Hornbeck Alberta Brookover and others. At St Vincent Pallotti births occur to Mr and Mrs James Hunter and Mr and Mrs Joseph DeSanta with two boys born early yesterday and Patricia Clanges Mark Eysell Carmelita Moran Betty Miller discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia
Jack Forbes
Star City
John Drazenovich
Booth
Mary Chepko
Granville
Charlotte Bowers
Civitan
ST. Vincent Pallotti
James Hunter
Rt. 4
Joseph DeSanta
Masontown
Patricia Clanges
Mark Eysell
Carmelita Moran
Betty Miller
Rockefeller Rejects National Guard Sanitation Role
Rockefeller warned the National Guard could not handle sanitation duties claiming untrained troops would be inefficient and cause hundreds of accidents. He argued bayonet police and guard intervention could spark street fighting amid city perils and ongoing debris removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Rockefeller
National Guard
Fairmont General Births and Surgical Patients List
Births report a baby born to Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor of Reedsville at 10 am yesterday. Surgical cases include Carolyn Barker of Charlotte Mich Theresa Gerau Robert Le Ville all associated with Fairmont. Medical patients list Esker Rutherford Nettie Minor Ruth Mike Mabel Sullivan and Pearl O Lear connected to Fairmont Mannington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Harold Taylor
Reedsville
Carolyn Barker
Charlotte, Mich
Theresa Gerau
Robert LeVille
Esker Rutherford
Nettie Minor
Ruth Mike
Mannington
Mabel Sullivan
Pearl O’lear
Preston Memorial Announces Staff Appointments
The Preston Memorial lists new personnel across Surgical and Medical departments. Joseph Reed Kelley, Robert Howard Hare, and Daniel Loughrie join Surgical from Terra Alta and Rowlesburg, while Oliver Eckert, Carrie Tower, Edwina McGinnis, and Joy Cobun join Medical from Kingwood, Terra Alta, Tunnelton, and Kingwood respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Memorial
Joseph Reed Kelley
Terra Alta
Robert Howard Hare
Rowlesburg
Daniel Loughrie
Oliver Eckert
Kingwood
Carrie Tower
Edwina McGinnis
Tunnelton
Joy Cobun
Greene Memorial Surgeal Names Local Medical Staff
David Penich of Carmichaels George Al Dump of Pine Bank listed for Surgeal. Medical personnel include Helen S Varish Crucible Henry H Rhodes Waynesburg Ernest W Krause Crucible and William M Meighen Waynesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Memorial
David Penich
Carmichaels
George al Dump
Pine Bank
Helen S. Varish
Crucible
Henry H. Rhodes
Waynesburg
Ernest W. Krause
William M.meighen
Cold Temple of Forecast in West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Forecasters expect cloudy skies and scattered snow across West Virginia with temperatures near zero last night and teens by afternoon. Western Pennsylvania faces colder readings with highs around five degrees. both states stay cold into Monday as Morgantown’s airport noted hourly temps yesterday.
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Great Lakes
New England
Nevada
Utah
Intermountain
West Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Morgantown
New York Protestants Seen as Growing Mission Field
A study notes 60 percent of New York Protestants are Black now, rising to 70 and then 80 percent by 1980. About 735000 formal Protestants exist in the city with 50000 Spanish speaking churchgoers, while 800000 Protestants lack church affiliation. Church leaders call this a tragedy yet an opportunity, with at least 60 churches likely to close in the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gartrell
The
Protestant Council
Dan M. Potter
David W. Berry
New York City
West Virginia Politician McDonough Timeline
The article traces McDonoughs political rise from Wood County Democratic Executive Committee member to chair of the State Democratic Executive Committee in 1961, then national committeeman in 1964, and director of the Department of Natural Resources in 1965. It notes his later return to private business and his printing firm with offices in Parkersburg and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
McDonough
Democratic Executive Committee
Sprouse
Department of Natural Resources
Wood County
Parkersburg
Huntington
Antarctic explorer found eight years after death
The body of an Antarctic explorer who froze to death while feeding his sled dogs was found eight years later, a UPI report stated. The discovery was announced on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Snowstorm Ties Up Roads With Multiple Vehicle Crashes
State Police and Morgantown officers investigated several crashes during a snow event. Accidents included a 1964 Mercury driven by Frank Tarovnski of Weirton with unknown damages, a U S 119 crash with 1000 dollars in damages, and a Monongahela Boulevard one car wreck with 500 dollars in damages. Major city crashes on University Avenue caused 150 and 75 to 50 dollar damages involving Mishner Thompson and Hall. A 225 dollar collision at University and Pleasant injured Wilma Loveridge and Ronald Stringham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tarovnsky
Weirton
U.S. 119
Monongahela Boulevard
Rt. 7
Morgantown
University Avenue
Chevrolet
Joel D. Mishner
Wheeling
Ohio
Volkswagen
Michael I. Thompson
Huntington
Manlin Dale Hall
Ruch McCourt
Beechurst Ave
Pleasant Street
Wilma Jean Loveridge
Maidsville
Ronald Scott Stringham
Corvet Ave
NASSP Holds 52nd Annual Convention at NASSP
The NASSP from the University of Pittsburgh hosts its 52nd annual convention this week. Dr. Miller and noted educators will speak as the event runs from Sunday through Wednesday with the theme the Strategic Role of the Secondary School Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pittsburgh
Miller
University of Oregon
Marshall University
Fairmont State College
Colorado State University
Graduate School of Fresno
Calif
Hue rescue mission ends as landing craft reaches Da Nang
The evacuee craft carries wounded marines and civilians from Hue through dangerous seas. Inside the crowded deck a mix of interpreters, priests, teachers, and international observers cling to hope amid shelling and pursuit by Viet Cong. The craft reaches Da Nang after seven hours at sea as a Filipino mother reunites with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
International Control Commission
Pfc
Calvin Reigle
Buffalo
N.Y
Huong
China Sea
da Nang
Nuclear ship for Japan approved contracts by 1972
The Japanese government has awarded contracts for the construction of Japan's first nuclear powered ship, planned for completion by 1972. The project marks a milestone in Japan's naval and energy capabilities with state backing and industry involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuclear Ship For Japan Tokyo
UPI
Japan
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Osage
Margaret Metz
Williams Home
Frank J. Hilling
Goggin
Paul S
C.t. Chegwin
Kelly Wigfield
Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens
United States Marine Corps
Sacco, Paul
Jones Ave
Monongalia General Hospital
St. Theresa's Church
John J. Mueller
East Oak Grove Cemetery
Allen Monument Company
Spruce Si
Barre Guild
Rock of Ages
Arthur F. Hahn
Sally Mixon
Fred L. Jenkins Funeral Home
U.S
SKOWE
Fr. Worth
Ehhile
NASSP
ACME
Tse
PVG Eet V
Nea Ae
Chico Allstar Dairy CO
Rogers
Westover
ACG
A&p S
Arkets
Richwood Ave
Willey ST
Friends Westover Foodland
Dunkard Avenue
ARGO
del Monte
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