Obituaries for Megrail Reger and Faulkner in local notices
Obituary notices announce the death of Megrail at age 94 of 204 Beechurst Avenue with service details at Hastings Funeral Home and burial at Pleasant Hills Cemetery. Also listed is infant Raymond Reger of Mt. Morris and memorial services, plus Mrs Della Faulkner of Smithtown with funeral arrangements, and a VA hospital patient-usage forecast of 787000 for the year.
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Sear & Winters
Megrail
Beechurst Avenue
Monongalia General Hospital
Richmond
Ohio
George E
Harriet Winters Megrail
Wesley Methodist Church
Sabraton
U.S. Steel Co
Josie Pearl Howard
Wilda
James Howard
James Huston
Arthur Lee
Walter L
Atai) Coplin
J. Brooks
Lesta) Lawson
Williamson
George Goethals Megrail
Hopewell
Hastings Funeral
Benjamin R. James, Jr
Pleasant Hills Cemetery
Raymond Allen Reger
Robert B
Rebecca Stewart Reger
Mt. Morris
University Hospital
Allison Yvonne
Robert Thomas
Albert W. Reger
Clarksburg
W. Va
Virgil R. Wingle
Monongah
Merle Barcroft
Judith Monell
North Palm Beach
Florida
Della Faulkner
Smithtown
Stewartstown
Maidsville
Morris
Anna Madera Morris
Charles Faulkner
Florence Pomeroy
Pt. Marion, Pa
Fred L. Jenkins
Chapel of Prayer
Stacy Groscup
Pisgah Cemetery
Fairmont Road
Harry Winters
Hastings Funerial
Funerial
Galusky
Mary
Fenwick St
James
Cecilia) Claudio
Dering
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Star City
Robert C. Nash
East Oak Grove Cemetery
Semley
Katherine
Washington, D.C
Hastings Funeral Home
Trinity Episcopal Church
John F. Glover
East Oak Grove
Charles Vernon
Newburg
Mary Rogers
McKees Rocks
Taylor Funeral Home
William G. Joyce
St. Marks Lutheran Church of
Mt. Zion
Marquess
Preston County
Chancie
George
Cobun Ave
St Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Friends
St. Mary’s Byzantine Church
Charles Kaffle
East Oak Cemetery
Kathryn Raber
Rt. 1
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Waynesburg
Mariner and Milliken
Charles V. Elliot
Rosemont Cemetery
Rogersville
Faulkner
Della
Funeral notices list multiple local obituaries
A sequence of death notices from several area families appears with service times, calling hours, and burial plans. Names include Harry Megrail, Mary Galusky, Katherine Semley, Charles Weaver, George Chancie, John Frankenberry, and Kathryn Raber, with associated ages, addresses, and churches.
N Viet Delegates Move To Quiet Villa In Paris Suburb
North Vietnamese delegates shift from Hotel Lutetia to a walled two story villa in Choisy Le Roi to escape rioting crowds and American tourists. Xuan Thuy complains of noise and seeks Vietnamese food and calm while talks continue about 10 miles from central Paris. The villa, owned by the French Communist Party, once housed Maurice Thorez and now serves as a training site.
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Paris
UPI
Xuan Thuy
Lutetia
University of
Choisy-Le-Roi
Communist Party
Maurice Thorez
Harriman Presses for North Vietnam Restraint in Bombing Halt
In Saigon coverage Harriman urged Hanoi to show restraint before a bombing ceasefire. He cited North Vietnamese troop deployments in the South and suggested restoring the DMZ buffer status as a demonstration of admissible steps. The briefing noted Hanoi’s propaganda aims and U.S. calls for unconditional action.
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South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Saigon
Obervers
Hanoi
Jorden
U.S
United States
Thuy
Tran van Do
Paris
Harriman
Johnson
Relief Pours Into Japan After Major Earthquake
UPI reports relief reaching northern Japan after the quake of record strength since 1964. Police put the death toll at 45 with five missing and 242 injured. damage estimated at 100 million dollars as about 2,000 homes were destroyed or damaged. US military and civilian personnel contributed food blankets and drugs.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Alaska
Hospital Notices Detail Discharges and Births Across Homes
Veterans hospital listings cover multiple facilities with names and addresses of patients discharged admissions and births. At St Vincent Pallotti Preston Memorial and Greene Memorial the reports note various medical surgical and birth events including new arrivals and patient movements across towns such as Masontown Waynesburg Carmichaels Bobtown Dilliner and Greensborough.
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Monongalia
Anna Mae Wolfe
Tunnelton
Goldy Sheets
Marshall Dalton
Masontown
Charles Brooks
Irene Joseph
Josie Howell
Rt. 3
Joseph Kobylock
Beechurst Ave
Helen Jenkins
Jane Phillips
John Snider
Dewey Wolfe
Newburg
Edna McFabe
Grafton
Opal Delaney
Flemington
Sarah Catherine Fletcher
Sarah Lea Laren
Preston
Dean Eble
Helen Mayfield
Kingwood
Barbara Jo Biondi
Greene
Clayton Barnhart
Carmichaels
George Chernisky
Rices Landing
Loren Goff
Waynesburg
Dale Gapen
Bobtown
Betty Jean Thomas
Flossie M. Titus
John Blasco
Jefferson, Pa
Barbara Ann Williamson
Dilliner
Leslie Vincent Haynes
Margaret Marie Goff
Mary Ann Barnhart
Eleanor Frances Sicklesmith
Greensborough
Garnet Aline Nelson
Marianna
North Vietnamese suffer heavy casualties in three week engagement
Allied forces report 1700 enemy casualties as North Vietnamese fighters offered limited resistance in a three week operation. In the A Shau Valley a combing force seized or destroyed arms and equipment after a month of jungle patrols.
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A Shau
Morgantown Dominion Post Preview May 1968
A brief newspaper notice from Morgantown West Virginia outer edition announces combined Sunday issue of The Morgantown Post and The Dommmon News. It lists office address Greer Building Morgantown and this Sunday publication date May 19 1968 with home delivery and subscription rates.
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Morgantown Post
Dommmon News
West Virgina Newspaper Publishing Company
Greer Building
Morgantown
West Virginia
Still More Rainfall Predicted
Weather outlook shows continued showers across northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania with cooler highs in the 58 to 66 range. Partial clearing is expected Monday but temperatures stay below normal with a chance of more rain. Data from Morgantown Airport lists hourly temps from 55 to 65 and 0.57 inches of rain in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
FAA
Morgantown
Mansfield Seeks Fast Action On Crime Bill
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield ordered a speed up to push final action next week on a four part anticrime package. He said he would schedule long sessions and a Saturday session if needed as three weeks of debate proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Saigon Under Nighttime Shelling Amid Cabinet Shakeup
U S officers said Saigon’s Cholon district faced harassing rocket and mortar attacks on Ho birthday as a cabinet shakeup was announced by President Thieu. ambulances rushed to Saigon hospital after blasts. Meanwhile Da Nang area saw intensified Viet Cong activity and air losses for U S forces with multiple aircraft downed.
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U.S
Saigon
Cholon
Guyen van Thieu
Nguyen van Luan
da Nang
Hoang Xuan Lam
Hanoi
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
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UPS Weather Forecast
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Ft.worth
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Tororto
Atlanta
York
Mid- Mississippi
Lakes Region
Middle
Atlantic Coast
Sects
Roston
Harry W. Megrail
Reger Infant
The
Veterans Administration
Allamong Funeral Home
Fairmont Rd
Westover, W.va
Ambulance Service
N. Viet
Grafton City
Dominion Post
Mansfield
Bill
Dong Hoi
Panhandle
Air Force
Qui Nhon
Phu Cat
Tran van Houng
Chico
All-Star Dairy CO
Rogers
Bobs
Weetover
ALO
McCormick’s
South High
ACME
Iorofare
Richwood Ave
Willey ST
Qodland
University Avenue
Friends Westover Foodland
Dunkard Avenue
Superior OR
Sugardale
Contadina
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