Obituaries for Cain Anderson Lofton Cowger in Winchester area
Obituaries announce the deaths of Joshua W. Cain 53 in Washington D C at Mar Salle Nursing Home born May 29 1918 in Winchester son of James J Cain and Mary F Brill Cain. Also C Frank Anderson 64 of Hagerstown died recently. Osher E. Lofton 39 of Stephens City died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Cowger 53 of Bufflick Road died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral details and burials listed with funeral homes and pallbearers.
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Joshua W. Cain
Washington, D.C
Mar Salle
Mr. Cain
Winchester
James J
Mary F. Brill Cain
George So. Cain
Oxon Hill
Roy Brill
Baltimore
Nellie Fauver
Frederick County
Dora Herbaugh
Omps Funeral Home
Foster Couchman
St. John's Cemetery
Mt. Williams
Harry Fauver, Jr
Marco Fauver
Herman Fauver
Leo Fauver
Ronnie Hancock
Billy Shamburg
Omps
C. Frank Anderson
Mulberry Ave
Hagerstown
Charles and
Olive Wingfield Anderson
Potomac Edison Company
Frances George Anderson
N. Shawsmith
Washington
Lynn E. Anderson Richmond
LaVella Widmyer
Osher E. Lofton
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Alden Yates
Lucien M. Grimm
Earl H. Grimm
Howard L. Cook
Daryl A. Copeland
Lewis A. Gossard
Michael Helsley
Greenhill Cemetery
Evelyn Cowger
Bufflick Road
Fred Bowman
Hugh Price, Sr
James O. Nesselrodt
E. Coy Cunningham
Wayne Warren
Bobby L. Stroop
Ralph D. Shockey
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Yellow Journalism Origin in 1890s Press War
Britannica traces the term Yellow Journalism to a comic strip The Yellow Kid used by rival New York papers in a heated circulation battle during the 1890s.
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New York
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Billy Graham Film Jerusalem at Calvary Baptist Church
Billy Graham film Jerusalem will be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church. The hour-long color movie portrays the city’s history, with scenes from Solomon’s quarries and Herod’s Temples. Narrated by Billy Graham with music by Ralph Carmichael, the film is open to the public.
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Billy Graham
Jerusalem
Calvary Baptist Church
Jebusite
David
Winchester
Ralph Carmichael
Answers on July 8 1776 Parchment and Islands Reference
Parchment items mention Philippine Islands and Charleston with brief notes around figures Theodore Roosevelt Elias Howe Leon Uris and materials brass tobacco. The fragment hints at a historical survey or catalog item list.
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Philippine Islands
Charleston
Theodore Roosevelt
Elias Howe
Leon Uris
Brass
B52 Crew Stays With Crashing Bomber and Seven Die
A burning B52 at McCoy Air Force Base near Orlando crashes in a lake side area after crew stays aboard to guide it away from houses. Seven Air Force crew members die and eight civilians, including seven children, are injured in the scene and surrounding six blocks.
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U.S. Air Force
McCoy Afb
Orlando
Fla
Air Force
Silver Beach
McCoy Air Force Base
Russel E. Dougherty
2Nd Air Force
Easter Pilgrims Pack Jerusalem Church for Dawn Blessing
Thousands of Easter pilgrims jammed the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem for the dawn blessing of the new fire, led by Patriarch James Joseph Bertritti. More than 20 000 people gathered in Jerusalem as Holy Week ends in the west and begins in the east.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Christ
James Joseph Bertritti
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Holy
Rome
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter’s Square
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
Republic of Ireland
Ireland
Eammon de Valera
Dublin
West
Stolen moneybag at Texaco on Berryville Ave
Winchester Police report a moneybag containing $80 was stolen from Triangle Texaco on Berryville Ave sometime between 3 15 and 41 p m. Robert Clark manager says it was on the counter when last seen. Police also reported a morning accident in front of Farmers and Merchants National Bank on North Cameron St with few details.
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Triangle Texaco
Berryville Ave
Winchester Police Department
Robert Clark
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
North Cameron St
Avenue Namesake Sixteenth Street in Washington DC
Sixteenth Street in Washington DC is popularly called the Avenue of Presidents, a historic nickname reflecting its association with presidential sites and power corridors.
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Sixteenth Street
Washington, D. C
JW Choral Groups Earn Superior Ratings at Manassas Festival
James Wood High School sent 200 choral students to the District IV-B Choral Festival at Stonewall Jackson High School in Manassas. The Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus received Superior ratings from three judges, while the Girls Chorus was Excellent. Six soloists performed under Paul Thompson.
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James Wood High School
Manassas
James Wood
Stonewall Jackson High School
Paul Thompson
Easter Sunrise Services Planned at Multiple Churches
A diverse schedule of Easter sunrise services is announced across Clarke County. Churches include Highland Presbyterian at 6:00 AM, Sunnyside Presbyterian at 6:30 AM with breakfast, and John Mann Lamps Memorial Zion Baptist among others. Plans also feature a Clarke County High School community service at 5:45 AM with Rev. Holland Clark and Old Stone Church Greenspring at 6:00 AM with Dr. Forrest Racey as speaker.
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Highland Presbyterian Church
Julian Owen
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Vernon E. Inman
Clearbrook
Round Hill
John Mann
Lamps Memorial Church
Marvin Chapel
Berryville
Zion Baptist
Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Salem Church of the Brethren
Stephens City
Clarke County High School
Holland Clark
Clarke County Ruritan Club
Forrest Racey
Shenandoah College
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Harry B. Haines dies at 89 Paterson publisher of two papers
Harry B. Haines 89 longtime publisher of the Morning News and the News in Paterson N J died Thursday He was born above his father’s Altoona Pennsylvania newspaper and later led the Paterson papers for many years
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Harry B. Haines Paterson
N.J
Harry B. Haines
Morning News
Paterson
the News
Haines
Altoona
Harrisburg Seven Conspiracy Deliberations Continue
Jury in Harrisburg spent two days of deliberations unable to reach a verdict on whether Rev. Philip Berrigan and six antiwar activists conspired to kidnap Kissinger and to blow up tunnels and vandalize draft board offices. The panel sought guidance on the meaning of conspiracy and questioned if all seven defendants must be involved to affirm the charge.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Washington
Draft Board
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Newborn Singers to Perform at Elm Street Church Tonight
The Newborn Singers of Springfield Missouri will appear at the Full Gospel Assembly of God Church on Elm Street tonight at 7 30. The service is open to the public and there is no admission charge.
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Full Gospel Church
Newborn Singers
Springfield
Full Gospel Assembly of God Church
Elm St
Valley Weather forecast and rainfall totals
Variable cloudiness tonight and Sunday with 30s lows and 40s highs. Extended period through Wednesday brings a mix of sun and showers with 50s to 60s highs and nightly Lows in the 30s. Moon rock age noted at 4.09 billion years. Rain totals: 0.02 inches in 24 hours, March 2.45 inches, 1972 to date 8.69 inches. Five year monthly rainfall and 58 year average by month listed.
Gayner to Speak at Joint Civic Club Lunch During Apple Blossom
Lewis F. Gayner senior vice president for Brockway Glass Co. will speak at the Joint Civic Club luncheon May 4 during the Apple Blossom Festival. He will address ecologically oriented clubs on solid waste disposal and related problems. He and his wife Sally Lukens Gayner have two children. the family home is in Brockway, Pennsylvania.
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Lewis F. Gayner
Brockway Glass Co., Inc
Brockway, Pa
Civic Club
Charles S. Toan
John P. Arthur, Jr
Winchester Rotary Club
Brockway
Salem High School
Salem
N.J
Dickinson College
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
War Production Board
Hazel-Atlas
Gayner Glass Company
West Coast
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc
Gayner
Vivic
Jaycees
Optimists
Exchange
Lions, Kiwanis
Rotary
Sally Lukens Gayner
Lewis F., Jr
William Rogers
Pennsylvania
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Michael Eugene Orndorff
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Oshel E. Lofton
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MPS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
St. Johns Cemetery
the Order
S OF the Golden
Eute
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Er Ith Uy
Consultus
Florists, Inc
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
McCoy
Wendell W. Campbell
Dougherty
America
McCoy Base
Anthony Ellington
Brooke
Billy Garland
Donald Garland
Charles Garland
Nancy Robertson
Robin
Danny
Laura
Barry E. Applebee
Dormansville
N.Y
James J. Hammons
Shawnee
Ala
Robert Heatherly
Mount Vernon
William E. Kesler
Fukuny- Varina
N.C
Allen H. Murray
Philadelphia
George M. Gamache
Somerset
Mass
R. Dixon Herman
Atty. Gen
Ramsey Clark
Douglas, Jr
Star Witness
Douglas
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Berrigan
Bucknell University
FBI
Harold C. Sheets
Boyd
Moon
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountain States
Florida
WHPL
Robert Glass
Gore, Va
WINC
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Daventry
la” Flintrote
N. Cameron Sr
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