Obituaries for Canich Blosser Ramsey Arnold in Bruceton Mills
Obituaries report the deaths of Thomas W. Canich 58 of New Brighton PA Elmer F Blosser 66 of Rt 3 West Virginia University Hospital and Husten P Ramsey Jr 38 of Rt 2 Fairmont area. Also Alvin Arnold 67 of Gibbon Glade PA with funeral services planned in Bruceton Mills.
Plea Filed in Suit Over Welfare Officials Case
In Charleston, West Virginia, a motion to dismiss was filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court by statehouse lawn campers against welfare officials and two Department of Employment Security officers. The defendants argue the suit lacks legal existence and is being phased out for a new work incentive program funded in a recent special legislative session.
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UPI
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Department of Employment Security
Karnawha County
West Virginia
Funeral notices list multiple local obituaries
Alvin Arnold 67 of Gibbon Glade Pa died suddenly in Uniontown Hospital. Elmer F Blosser 66 Rt 3 died at WVU Hospital after long illness. Thomas W Canich 58 of New Brighton Pa died in Beaver Falls Hospital. Huston P Ramsey Jr 38 of Rt 2 died at Fairmont General Hospital. Mrs HM Divvins 96 of Waltman’s Side died at Sundale Rest Home. Edna Muriel Knotts 66 of Grafton died at Grafton City Hospital. Funeral homes list services, calls, and interment plans for each.
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Thomas W. Canich
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Morgantown
Masontown
Eastvale
Stephen and
Mildred Furlich Canich
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Catherine DuPont Canich
John
Barbara) McDermott
Pittsburgh
Michael Canich
Frank Canich
New York City
Wayne Senior
Elmer F. Blosser
Elmer F., Blosser
Rt. 3
West Virginia University Hospital
Monongalia County
Walter
Ida Nuce Blosser
Francis
Thelma) Blosser
Chester Blosser
Westover
Arthur Blosser
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church
Austen P. Ramsey JR
Husten P. Ramsey Jr
Rt. 2
Fairmont General Hospital
Fairmont
Husten P. Ramsey
Ruth Bartlett Ramsey
Veterans Post
United Mine Workers
Verna L. Avery
Maumee
Ohio
Neva I. Goodwin
Cleveland
Williams Home
Harry Wright
Arnettsville
VFW
Alvin Arnold
Gibbon Glade
Uniontown Hospital
Uledi
Jacob
Nancy Bishop Arnold
Diora Steelman Arnold
Doris Rechart
Streetsboro
Betty Liston
Youngstown
Rose Martin
New Middletown
Nancy Leasure
Patricia Liston
James
Cayce
Grant
Grimestown
Donald
North Royalton
Daniel
Kiger-Williams
Bruceton Mills
Harry Young
Arnold
Alvin
Harry ‘Young
Blosser
Elmer F
Hastings Funeral Home
Mt Pleasant United Methodist Church
Old
Kingwood Pike
RC. Browning
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Canich
Thomas W
Davidson Funeral Home
St. Teresa's Catholic Church
John Mueller
Divvins
Waltman
Sundale Rest Home
Pred Jenkins Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Harry Gardner
Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens
Sandale Rest Home
New York City School Strike Ends After Talks Collapse
Mayor Lindsay blasted the United Federation of Teachers for an illegal power grab as talks with UFT President Albert Shanker broke down. The strike, entering its fourth week, centers on observers with power to shut down Ocean Hill Brownsville’s eight schools amid 1.12 million pupils affected.
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New York City
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Albert Shanker
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URT
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Brooklyn
West Virginia forms joint committee to coordinate higher education
WVU president Dr. James G. Harlow and State Board of Education chief Dr. Leslie L. Martin head a new joint committee. Members include Charles H. Brown, Elmus L. Snoderly, Charles C. Wise Jr., Mrs. Gilbert S. Bachmann, Pat R. Hamilton, and Abbot as chairman. Coordination aims to expand existing links among public colleges and extension programs statewide.
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Abbot
Charles H. Brown
Kingwood
Elmus L. Snoderly
Fairmont
State Board of Education
Charles C. Wise Jr
Charleston
Gilbert S. Bachmann
Wheeling
Pat R. Hamilton
Oak Hill
WVU Board of Governors
Leslie L. Martin
James G. Harlow
WVU
West Virginia
Dr. Martin
Harlow
Hospital Notices From West Virginia Areas
Medical and surgical patients listed for St Vincent Pallotti Monongalia General and Grafton City with names such as Marie Moore Alice Porter Edith Rudolph and Jean Olovio. Discharges include Linda Ann Jenkins Judy Hewitt and Maude Johnson. Births noted for Nolan Thomas Keller and at least one girl born Friday night.
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ST. Vincent Pallotti
Marie Moore
Sabraton Ave
Alice Porter
Jere
Mildred Hando
Ethel McCormick
Kenny ‘Tennant
Warner Bretzman
Anna Oleska
Sarah Caputo
Bertha McGinnis
Ronald
Belldina
Preston Memorial
Nolan ‘Thomas
Kingwood
Betty Britton
Tunnelton
Aretne County
James D. Keller
Waynesburg
Edith Rudolph
Carmichaels
Jean Olovio
Linda Ann Jenkins
Sophia Wilhelm
Arthur Brickley
Judy Hewitt
Margaret Cott
Maude Johnson
Ruth Borcheck
John Kolat
Patricia Crow
Jean Encapera
Marian Murdock
Winifred Huffman
Monongalia General
Arlie Smith
Cassville
Mary Emma Tomago
Granville
Robert Hunt
Maidsville
Rebecca Cavanaugh
Elvira Roby
Ruby Goff
Joyce Maine
Mary Rozzi
Susan Fultz
John Mills
Vicky Sumpter
Grafton City
Gertrude L. Sheets
Newburg
Lucy Mauller
Grafton
Mary Y. White
Elsie
West Virginia Newspaper Advertising Rates Listed
The notice outlines daily and Sunday subscription rates for West Virginia readers, including one year costs and tax details. It notes outside state pricing and directs readers to see the daily and Sunday editions for full terms.
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Wve
West Virginia
Aily
Warmer Weather Predicted For Channel Region
The forecast calls for little temperature change this last Sunday in September with mostly fair skies. Early fall highs expected 65 to 75 degrees as Monday warms. Flight Service Station at Municipal Airport records show varying readings from 50 overnight to 70 in the afternoon with several hourly values listed.
Body Found In West Virginia Near Ranger
The decomposed body of Clinton C. Wallace, 28, of Hurricane, a part time accounting major at Marshall University, was located in a wooded area near Ranger Saturday, about a quarter mile from where his car was found the previous Monday.
Space agency drops plan for ALSEP on first lunar landing
NASA officials weigh removing the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package from the first moon landing to avoid overburdening astronauts. ALSEP, eight experiments built by Bendix at 51 million dollars, would study the moon’s interior and surface forces, possibly postponed to later missions.
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Houston
UPI
U.S
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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ALSEP
Moon
Bendix Aerospace Systems
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