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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1976

Page

3

National Guard SFC William L. Toler Honored In Discharge Ceremony

SFC William L. Toler of the Virginia Army National Guard received honorable discharge and moved to retired reserve at ceremonies at the J. W. Squire Armory. He served since 1939, including World War II active duty, with postings at Fort Bragg Fort Pickett Indiantown Gap and Fort Polk among others.

SFC Willam Levas Toler Arlington Place Bn. 246Th Field Artillery Virginia Army National Guard J. W. Squire Armory Toler Danville Th Coast Artillery W. Lassen Grant Jr 246Th Field Artillery William Lewis Toler

Lynchburg Police Find Bodies In James River

Two bodies were recovered from the James River in Lynchburg, one in the mid city area and the other about four miles downstream. Names withheld pending relatives’ notification. Earlier link to a possible bridge jump report had no body found.

Lynchburg James River

Deaths and Funerals in Virginia Locales

Multiple death notices from Pittsylvania and nearby areas list John Nathan Fitzgerald Mary Haymes White Willie Parrish Hutcherson and John Henry Johnston. Details cover birthplaces, family survivors, church affiliations, funeral times and venues, burials, and viewing hours at local funeral homes.

Chatham John Nathan Fitzgerald Greater Triumph Baptist Church H. G. McGee Miller Vaden Jane Easley Fitzgerald Chatham Experimental Station Estelle Fitzgerald Delores Fitzgerald Washington, D.C Jenny Nathan Fitzgerald Jr Mary Haymes White Chatham Rt. 2 Danville Memorial Hospital Pittsylvania County Thomas J. Haymes Emma Harvey Haymes J. Sam White J. Stuart White Sammye W. Shelton Frina P. Rickey Haanoke Watson Memorial Church Beverly Jr. Bavis Chatham Burial Park Martinsville John Henry Johnston Rt. 1 John P. Johnston Sarah Fuller Johnston Grand Berry Henry W. Johnston Eden N.C James W. Johnston J. Noel Johnston Ridgeway

Preparation H ointment and suppositories review

The text claims hemorrhoidal pain and itching are reduced by tormented rectal tissues and inflammation. It cites Preparation H as providing prompt relief in many cases and notes its ointment and suppository forms while promising protection of inflamed surfaces without stinging or smarting.

Virginia Economy Seen Improving in 1976 and 1977

A Virginia Employment Commission study notes May 1976 economic indicators were erratic, with 5 up, 11 down, and 2 unchanged out of 18. It projects better times in 1976 and 1977, despite May’s uneven performance, and cites a 2.1 percent civilian labor force rise and unemployment drop forecast for fiscal year 1977.

Associated Press Virginia Virginia Employment Commission May VEC J. Gordon Gifford Economic Indicators Gilford Gifford Manpower Research Division The

Pam Polk Wins Miss Virginia Crown in 1976 Pageant

Pam Polk, 22, a Virginia Tech student and voice major, was crowned Miss Virginia at the Miss Peanut Festival pageant in Roanoke. She plans to start appearances immediately and focus on Miss America preparation through September, noting Miss Virginia is a full-time job.

Roanoke Pam Polk Virginia Miss Polk Virginia Tech Miss Virginia la Boheme Joan Grady Virginia Beach Miss Halling Madison College Harrison Martinsville Henry County Debbie Joyce Portsmouth Sara Swearingen Norfolk Brenda Diggs Richmond Sybil Tinsley

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Amy National Guard William L. Toler Mae Yanceyville Mary White W.P. Hutcherson J. H. Johnston Gretna Willie Parrish Hutcherson Gretna Rt. 1 Alexander Y. Hutcherson Martha Short Hutcherson Straight Stone Baptist Church Renan Volunteer Fire Department Della Waller Hutcherson Hazel Worsham Edwards Hutcherson Willie P. Hutcherson Fairfax Gene C. Hutcherson Birmingham Ala Carlton Moyer Lomax Worsham J. P. Crews Long Island Ed D. Davis Pheonix Erma Walker Donald Edwards J. ¥. Dalton Brookreal A. Burton Hutcherson Lynch Station Eva Rowland Finch and Finch Funeral Home Stone Funeral Chapel Tracey Freeman Thomas Wildman County Line Christian Church Gregory General Store Jove, Co Dial Sylvia Boswell Bill Powell Steve Bendall Broxer Bendall Real Estate Masonic Temple Employment Commission WEC Rose Miss Virginia Roanoke Civic Center Wickes Wickes Lumber Viel Cats Lumber Boston Road Wickes Credit Card
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