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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1967

Page

2

Obituary notices for McKay Newcome Sine and others in Morgantown

Obituaries report Charles H. McKay of Gary Indiana 67 and a Morgantown former resident died after a brief illness. Survivors include wife Irene and two daughters. Also listed are maps of other local deaths: Morrow Fullmer Newcome Sine with multiple survivors, service details, and burial plans in Morgantown and nearby towns.

Charles H. McKay Gary Indiana Morgantown Irene Keenan McKay Doris Boziak Louise Harris

Charles Walter Mayle 84 Millsboro coal miner dies

Charles Walter Mayle of Millsboro Pennsylvania died at 5 05 p m Saturday in Sandale Rest Home He was born March 7 1883 in Tunnelton son of Reese N Mayle and Mary Ann Dalton Mayle A retired coal miner and United Mine Workers Local 688 member he was predeceased by wife Olive Ferrell Mayle in 1982 He survived by four daughters including Janete Collins of Akron Ohio and Louise Johnson of Bretts

Charles Walter Mayle Millsboro Sandale Tunnelton Reese N Mary Ann Dalton Mayle United Mine Workers of America Fredericktown Olive Ferrell Mayle Robert Janete) Collins Akron Ohio Jess Louise) Johnson Bretts

Funeral Notices for Newcome and Mayle in March East

Fragmented obituary notices list Joh Newcome of Western Port Manor and Mayle of Wales. Details are garbled with hospital and funeral home references, removing to Browning Funeral Home and Mapieweed Cemetery, with uncertain dates and times.

Newcome Joh Aing Martinbura Fredrik Foner Mas Strom Frense Mondor Kingwood Sine University Olenarny France

Marines at Conthien Aid Station Reels From Night Shelling

A bloodied Marine with a leg wound and a taller, leg shattered by a shell are treated at a Conthien medical bunker. Navy Lt. Don Shortridge steadies bleeding and supplies fluids as the injured recall pain and humor despite grim odds. Morale remains high among troops facing a 12 month tour, with vows to finish the duty.

Navy Medica Conthien Navy Don Shortridge Indianaplis Shortridge Short Dongha

Romney Warns on Revolution Seeds as Urban Tension Grows

Romney warned that seeds of revolution have been sown and cannot be rooted out by force. He urged orderly progress or face mortal wounds, calling for united action and hinting at forthcoming conclusions presented to the New Detroit Committee amid lingering urban unrest.

Romney New Detroit Committee

Seven Fined In Police Court For Road Violations

Seven defendants appeared in city Police Court on road law violations and paid fines. Robert C. Baker and May Hindman each paid 10 dollars for failure to control a vehicle. Frank Eastham paid 96 dollars for driving with no registration plates and an expired inspection sticker. Ernest D. Field paid 23 dollars for speeding. Leona Mae Uphold, Stanley W. Kurcaba and Fred J. Kramer each paid 18 dollars for hazardous driving.

Robert C. Baker Liberty St May J. Hindman Grant Ave Frank Eastham Route 8 Ernest D. Field Masontown Leona Mae Uphold Sabraton Station Stanley W. Kurcaba Clinton Ave Fred J. Kramer Spruce St

Buckwheat Fete Ends On Clear Fair Note

Weather outlook for Preston County during the Buckwheat Festival shows fair skies and pleasant temperatures in the mid to upper fifties. Forecasters note calm conditions for the 1 PM to midnight period as the event concludes, with no rain expected.

Preston FAA

Rain brings Morgantown September rainfall to above average

Morgantown's rainfall for September rose to 3.79 inches after a heavy stretch from Wednesday. H. G. Floyd of the Morgantown Lock and Dam notes 0.81 inch fell Wed to Thurs and 0.89 more by Friday 7 am. Robert Weedfall of the University weather bureau says the rain is unusual but welcome.

H. G. Floyd Morgantown Lock and Dam Mr. Floyd Morgantown Robert Weedfall University Weather’ Bureau Climatology Station Floyd

Haden Named To WVU Development Post

William R. Haden 25, a 1964 WVU graduate, was named assistant director of development for the University and WVU Foundation. A former member of Sphinx and Scabbard and Blade, he earned a BA in political science, an MPA at George Washington University, and served in Army intelligence earning an Army Commendation Medal. He is married to Vicki Crites and lives in Morgantown.

William R. Haden West Virginia University Foundation, Inc James G. Harlow Mr. Haden Morgantown High School George Washington University U.S. Army Portland, Ore 115Th Military Intelligence Group Army WVII Haden Sphinx Scabbard and Blade Phi Kappa Psi Vicki Crites Vienna Collins Ferry Road

Hospitals Grafton City Medical Staff Listings

A hospital births and staff notices column lists Medical and Surgical staff from Grafton City Preston Memorial Monongalia General Greene Memorial Garrett Memorial Fairmont General and St Vincent Pallotti with names and home towns. Births include babies born yesterday at several facilities and a few times given for birth hours. discharges list patient surnames and first names. workers for Monday and staff from various towns are named.

Preston Memorial Carolyn Felton Ringwood Rawley Watson Reedsville Dessie Shaver Tunnelton Luther Parrack Terra Alta William Donneway Albright Harry Riley Loachia Turner ST. Vincent Thelma Husk Waynesburg Kathy Lee Dolimar Ann Molisee Freda Menear Ronald Ream Bernard Mary Lora Franks Del Bert Allen Norma Deabers Elsie Glass Edith Trowbridge Diangelo Zeni D. A. Or ¢Lando Monongalia Earls Wilt Germania Lawrence Stonebreaker Elk Garden Loretha Lethooe Oakland Mary Copeland Ritemiller Cavid Corbin George Kimmell Deer Park Fairmont General Harry Summers Fairmont Arnold Kittle Grafton Jack Henderson Gordon Linneal Michael Barker Mannington Carl Trisler Faimont Verna Parker Russell Wilson Rivesville Carrie Smith Fair Nancy Sams Ralph, Robinson Gerald Batson

Defense funding debate ties to Britain bid fallout

President Johnson warned a $1.6 billion defense cut may force additional funds as war costs and uncertain savings loom. He criticized a bill barring Britain from bidding on mine sweeper construction, saying it breaches a good faith bargain in which Britain would buy U S equipment. Britain has spent tens of millions on U S gear, with potential future increases. Meanwhile about 10 000 butterfly species exist in the United States.

America Johnson Defense Department Great Britain U.S. Navy Defense Robert 3. McNamara Ept United States Adt U.S

City Coin Club To Meet Today

City Coin Club will meet this afternoon in the Community Building on Fayette Street. Door prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. All interested persons are invited to attend. The average depth of the Indian Ocean is 13,002 feet.

Mounilaeer Coin Ci Fayette Street Indian Ocean

Satellite Back-Up Closer to Success

Washington UPI reports that COMSAT has the Pacific II satellite moving toward full mission readiness as a backup for the Transpacific Communications Network. An apogee motor ignition at 7:45 pm EDT raised Pacific II toward a near-synchronous Pacific Ocean orbit, with final adjustments planned in the coming days to align its antenna and velocity. Pacific I, launched earlier from Cape Kennedy, remains in a synchronous altitude, operated by COMSAT for the INTELSAT consortium.

Washington Upi Pacific II Transpacific Communications The Communications Satellite Corp Comsat Paumalu Hawaii Pacific Ocean Pacific I Cape Kennedy Fla International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium Intelsat 1 Comsat

O Briens Press Conference Highlights Vietnam and GOP Critique

OBrien urged unity in the Democratic party and warned Republicans have begun campaigning with aggressive tactics. He called for patience on Vietnam peace, while affirming a determined bid to advance democracy. The event also noted a new rural sewer plant dedication and a notable entry by John D. Rockefeller IV and Sharon Percy Rockefeller.

O'Brien Democratic Party Johnson Republican Party Kanawha County John D. Rockefeller IV Sharon Percy

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