Obituaries Honor Multiple Local Residents in Morgantown Area
Hubert M Dalton 72 of Sundale Rest Home died Friday after a long illness born July 9 1895 in Monongalia County survived by sister Ada Heart four brothers Fay Clem Earl and Livi, funeral Monday 11am Fred L Jenkins Chapel with burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Joseph Dalton 55 of Rt 7 died Friday at University Hospital was a BMI employee and WWII veteran survived by wife Marie, son Joseph Jr., five sisters and one brother burial Mt Calvary with service Tuesday 2pm. Mrs Ellis Hopkins Selby 74 mother of Paul L Selby dean at University College of Law died in Columbus Ohio services Monday 10am First Community Church with entombment in Pompano Beach Fla survived by son John Edward Selby and seven grandchildren.
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Hubert M. Dalton
Sundale Rest
Monongalia County
Henry
Elsie Dalton
Ada Heart
Masontown
Fay
Clem
Earl
Livi
Fred L. Jenkins
Stacey Grosscup
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Friends
Funeral
Joseph Dalton
Rt. 7
University Hospital
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Mr. Dalton
Morgantown
Thomas LeRoy
May M. Shaw
VFW Post 548
Fraternal Order of Police
The
Mountaineer Coin Club
Marie Isabelle Dalton
Joseph Dalton Jr
Hershey, Pa
Ray Dalton
Bertha Watson
Maxine Mick
Verna Harris
Goldie Harris
Jean
Jersey City
N.J
Pra
VFW Post 546
Ellis Hopkins Selby
Ellis
Selby
Paul L
Sis
University College of Law
Ardleigh Road
Columbus
Ohio
Pompano Beach
Fla
Dean Selby
John Edward Selby
Earl Hopkins
Col
Mrs Lessie Parker McCoy Dies After Illness In Granttown
Mrs Lessie Parker McCoy died Saturday evening after a long illness. Born March 14 1882 in Granttown she was the daughter of the late Capt William E Parker and Rebecca Conaway Parker widow of John McCoy. Survivors include two sons and other relatives. Funeral services will be at 1 pm Tuesday at Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev Harold Reedy and Rev R L Koon officiating. Burial in Ballow Chapel Cemetery Granttown. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home Fairmont Sunday afternoon.
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Lessie P. McCoy
Lessie Parker McCoy
Srong
Granttown
William E
Rebecca Conaway Parker
Johnee
Weselyan Methodist Church
Mrs Wells 77 Dies at Home After Illness
Jessie B Wells of 217 Wagner Rd died early yesterday at home after a lengthy illness. She was born July 17 1890 in Monongalia County to Isaac N Weaver and Liddie Price Weaver. She is survived by her husband Jack C Wells of Morgantown and a brother Noel P Weaver.
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Jack
Jessie B.) Wells
Wagner Rd
Monongalia County
Isaac N
Liddie Price Weaver
Jack C. Wells
Morgantown
Noel P
Funeral Notices and Obituaries Parade Through Town
Community notices list multiple funeral services and burials for residents including Mire Lessie Parker Dalton Joseem Lazels le Passel A, Hober Dalton, James William Miller, and Lawrence Spathen. Services are held at local homes and cemeteries with pastors officiating. callers may attend visitations before ceremonies at various funeral homes in Waynesburg, Fairmont, Renovo, and Kingwood.
Luem C Rose 78 Mt Morris resident dies at Greene Co hospital
Luem C. Rose of Mt Mor ris Pa died at 12 45 p m Saturday in Greene County Memorial Hospital. Born March 13 1889 in Mt Morris she was a daughter of the late Leroy and Nancy Kennedy Callahan and longtime Mt Morris resident. A former practical nurse in Morgantown and Mt Morris she was married to Lawrence Rose who predeceased her. Surviving are four sisters Agnes Callahan of Mt Morris and four nieces and three nephews.
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Luem CC
Rose Luem C. Rose
Mt. Morris
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Leroy
Nancy Kennedy Callahan
Agnes Callahan
Rusty Lazzelle Rites Held for Reedsville Resident
Russell A. Lazzelle 49 of Reedsville died at home Saturday from an apparent heart attack. Born January 9 1919 in Kenslow he was a Methodist Church member and Nationwide Insurance agent in Reedsville for years. Survived by wife Euelah Strawser Lazzelle two sons Johnnie and Arthur one daughter Sharon Burns two brothers Flen and Dale three sisters Hazel Clark Audry Coleman Alma Strahin and numerous relatives.
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Russell A
Rusty) Lazzelle
Reedsville
Kenslow
Arthur
Dora Rymer Lazzelle
Alan
Sharon) Burns
New London
Conn
Flen
Osage
Dale
Bridgeport
Hazel Clark
Youngstown
Ohio
Audry Coleman
Riddle, Ore
Alma Strahin
Masontown
Open Housing Bill Nears House Strategy Battle
Civil rights strategists await final Senate approval of a broad open housing measure. They weigh two House paths from direct take it or leave it vote to sending the bill to committees for modified versions risking further delays and a possible renewed Senate filibuster.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Continues Amid Nationwide Tensions
Open housing bill approval anticipated as United Press International reports ongoing Pittsburgh strike of 1,000 teachers. Various states explore sanctions and resolutions while Purdue workers return under a court order. Governor Shafer urges a prompt end to the walkout with possible legislation.
Body of West Virginia trainee found in City Park lagoon
The body of 23 year old Taylor West McLaurin Jr., a West Virginia road trainee and University of Alabama graduate, was found floating in City Park lagoon in New Orleans. Police said there are no signs of violence but autopsy results are pending. McLaurin had recently traveled from Charleston to visit his father in Mobile and planned to stop in New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
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UPI
West Virginia
I Road Commission
Taylor West McLaurin Jr
City Park
University of Alabama
McLaurin
Mobile
Ala
Charleston
W. Va
Taylor McLaurin Sr
Hospitals Preston Memorial Births and Discharges Report
Maude Stafford of Tunnelton and Dewey Teets of Terra Alta admitted for medical care. Discharges include Norman Weaver Frank Fike Ted Bumire Elbert White Herbert Sterling Marie Byrnes Mary McGinnis Betty Ashby and baby boy. Birth at Green County Memorial to William Addieman and wife Prosperity a daughter at 9 03 a.m. Also medicals for Rhoda Goslin Hilda Walker Ronald Priggins David Rock Ada Ketchum Cecilia Potilarcheck Catherine Addleman. At Grafton City medicals Peggy Abbott Iva Kinne Mary Stempa Charles Bonner. Discharges Staley Hamric Alice Newton Euelah Markley Zula Martin Robert Snider. Garrett Memorial medicals George Corliss Dorothy Stull John Steyer.
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Preston Memorial
Maude Stafford
Tunnelton
Dewey Teets
Terra Alta
Norman Weaver
Frank Fike
Ted Bumire
Elbert White
Herbert Sterling
Marie Byrnes
Mary McGinnis
Betty Ashby
Baby Boy
Green County
William H. Addieman
Prosperity
Rhoda P. Goslin
Waurg
Hilda Fay Walker
Carmichaels
Ronald J. Priggins
David Ray Rock
Sprapes
Ada Cowanee Ye Vagean Ketchum
Waynesburg
Cecilia Potielarcheck
Vestaburg
Catherine Addleman
Management Seminar Set in April at Salem College
The eighth annual Central West Virginia Management Club Seminar will be hosted by the Salem College Clarksburg Branch on April 27 with a theme Ethics and Decisions. Kenneth Koon of Adamston Flat Glass Co. of Clarksburg is general chairman and Ray Monsalvatge will be the featured speaker. The program includes four sessions How to Size Up People Correctly in the morning and How to Win an Argument Who Cares in the afternoon. John Nanfeldt, club president, says about 200 businessmen from the region are expected to attend.
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Salem College
Clarksburg
Central West Virginia Management Club
Kenneth Koon
Adamston Flat Glass Co
Ray Monsalvatge
Monsalvatge
Southern College
John Nanfeldt
Central
Tet war plans push U S troops past limits and risks
A report cites Westmoreland seeking up to 206000 more troops amid talks on expanding the Tet war. Officials warn further U S involvement could strain civilians, budgets, and the economy while exploring allied reinforcements and mobilization of reserves.
Births and discharges listed for area families and staff
Births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Alexander of 130 Park View Dr at 5 55 am a daughter for Mr and Mrs Dennis Thomas Rt 8 at 7 05 am and a son for Mr and Mrs Dixon Summers of Arthurdale at 8 42 am Surgical Wanda Owens Mt Morris Medical Kate Furman 521 Kiwanis Ave Frank Pouillon Mt Morris Pa and Homer McGilton Jr Morgantown Discharges list many individuals including Charles Wise Anna Hoyas Charles Wolf Joyce Wassick Brenda Foreman Freda Monahan and others Workers for Monday include Mrs Ward Stone Mrs William Jones Mrs Clyde Brand Mrs K Y Williams Mrs Glynn Squires and Candystripers
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George Alexander
Parkview Dr
Dennis Thomas
Rt. 8
Dixon ‘Summers
Arthurdale
Wanda Owens
Mt. Morris
Kate Furman
Kiwanis Ave
Frank Pouillon
Homer McGilton
St Vincent Pallotti Medical Notes and Discharges
Medical: Hugh Weather spoon of Poland Mines Pa.. Frere of Pt Marion Pa.. La Allen Rt 2. David McGee Everettville. Discharges: John Snider Pa.. Patricia Lefeders. Steven Coe. Harold Williams. Velma Joseph. Laura Bradshaw. Albcera Mar ra. Loretta Garrett. Joel Bennett. Sunday Wheeler. Charles McDonald. Anna Smith. Mary Marie. Reginald Krause. Mrs Steve are Mrs O White. Mrs J Schmidiger. Mrs Valerio Zeni. Judy Nayllor. Sue ees.
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ST. Vincent Pallotti Medical
Hugh Weatherspoon
Poland Mines
Mar Frere
Pt. Marion
la Allen
Rt. 2
David McGee
Everettville
John Snider
Patricia Lefeders
Steven Coe
Harold Williams
Velma Joseph
Laura Bradshaw
Albcera Marra
Loretta Garrett
Joel Bennett
Sunday Wheeler
Charles McDonald
Anna Smith
Mary Marier
Reginald Krause
Steve
O. J. White
J. Schmidiger
Valerio Zeni
Judy Nayllor
Sue Ees
Drizzling Rain Expected Across Region Today
The Weather Bureau forecasts cloudy, drizzly conditions with mild temps carrying from yesterday. Northern West Virginia should top in the low 60s, while Western Pennsylvania sees early sun turning cloudy with highs in the low 40s. Morgantown’s hourly temps from yesterday are noted by Flight Service at the municipal airport.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
The
Weather Bureau
Morgantown
Saxophone Invention By Adolphe Sax In Paris Noted
The instrument the saxophone was created in the 1840s by Adolphe Sax of Paris. This landmark musical innovation emerged from Sax's workshop in Paris and reshaped orchestral and jazz repertoires.
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Adolphe Sax
Paris
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