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Obituary:
BASIL ARTHUR
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Saturday, July 14, 1971
Basil Burley Arthur, 74, of 1000 Wilson St., Dunbar, was dead on arrival at Thomas Memorial Hospital Friday of an apparent heart attack.
Retired report clerk for C&O Railway after 42 years of service, member of First United Methodist Church, Dunbar, Mountain State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks, C&O Railway Veteran Employes Assn., Musician Protective Union, resident of Dunbar 57 years, formerly of Clay County.
Surviving: widow, Lillian Ballard Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Betty Cadle of Melbourne, Fla., Mrs. Janet Elkins of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Patricia Carmen of Scott Depot, Mrs. Barbara Brown of Dunbar, Mrs. Linda Bush of St. Albans; stepdaughter, Mrs. Patricia Holstein of Melbourne, Fla.; brother, Denver of Sondma, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Young, Mrs. Billie Skidmore, Mrs. Coral Lyons and Mrs. Lucille Cochenour, all of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Tressie White of Gallipolis, Ohio; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Keller Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Obituary:
BASIL ARTHUR
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Saturday, July 14, 1971
Basil Burley Arthur, 74, of 1000 Wilson St., Dunbar, was dead on arrival at Thomas Memorial Hospital Friday of an apparent heart attack.
Retired report clerk for C&O Railway after 42 years of service, member of First United Methodist Church, Dunbar, Mountain State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks, C&O Railway Veteran Employes Assn., Musician Protective Union, resident of Dunbar 57 years, formerly of Clay County.
Surviving: widow, Lillian Ballard Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Betty Cadle of Melbourne, Fla., Mrs. Janet Elkins of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Patricia Carmen of Scott Depot, Mrs. Barbara Brown of Dunbar, Mrs. Linda Bush of St. Albans; stepdaughter, Mrs. Patricia Holstein of Melbourne, Fla.; brother, Denver of Sondma, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Young, Mrs. Billie Skidmore, Mrs. Coral Lyons and Mrs. Lucille Cochenour, all of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Tressie White of Gallipolis, Ohio; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Keller Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
WEST VIRGINIA PFC CO A 97 ENGINEERS WORLD WAR I
Obituary:
BASIL ARTHUR
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Saturday, July 14, 1971
Basil Burley Arthur, 74, of 1000 Wilson St., Dunbar, was dead on arrival at Thomas Memorial Hospital Friday of an apparent heart attack.
Retired report clerk for C&O Railway after 42 years of service, member of First United Methodist Church, Dunbar, Mountain State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks, C&O Railway Veteran Employes Assn., Musician Protective Union, resident of Dunbar 57 years, formerly of Clay County.
Surviving: widow, Lillian Ballard Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Betty Cadle of Melbourne, Fla., Mrs. Janet Elkins of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Patricia Carmen of Scott Depot, Mrs. Barbara Brown of Dunbar, Mrs. Linda Bush of St. Albans; stepdaughter, Mrs. Patricia Holstein of Melbourne, Fla.; brother, Denver of Sondma, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Young, Mrs. Billie Skidmore, Mrs. Coral Lyons and Mrs. Lucille Cochenour, all of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Tressie White of Gallipolis, Ohio; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Keller Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Obituary:
BASIL ARTHUR
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Saturday, July 14, 1971
Basil Burley Arthur, 74, of 1000 Wilson St., Dunbar, was dead on arrival at Thomas Memorial Hospital Friday of an apparent heart attack.
Retired report clerk for C&O Railway after 42 years of service, member of First United Methodist Church, Dunbar, Mountain State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks, C&O Railway Veteran Employes Assn., Musician Protective Union, resident of Dunbar 57 years, formerly of Clay County.
Surviving: widow, Lillian Ballard Arthur; daughters, Mrs. Betty Cadle of Melbourne, Fla., Mrs. Janet Elkins of Miami, Fla., Mrs. Patricia Carmen of Scott Depot, Mrs. Barbara Brown of Dunbar, Mrs. Linda Bush of St. Albans; stepdaughter, Mrs. Patricia Holstein of Melbourne, Fla.; brother, Denver of Sondma, Calif.; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Young, Mrs. Billie Skidmore, Mrs. Coral Lyons and Mrs. Lucille Cochenour, all of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Tressie White of Gallipolis, Ohio; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Keller Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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