Obituaries and funeral notices from Jones Funeral Home
Obituaries list Elizabeth Shirkey Meek 72 of 320 Amherst St formerly of Baltimore with service at Woodlawn Cemetery Baltimore. James William March 59 of 903 National Ave died Sunday with service at Sacred Heart Church. Ernest S. Grayson 78 of Rt. 4 and Emmett Whitlock 65 of 551 Highland Ave die recently with services at Jones Funeral Home. Burial details include Shenandoah Memorial Park Culpeper National Cemetery and Middleway Masonic Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Shirkey Meek
Amherst St
Baltimore
Meek
Chicago
Jessie Hewitson Shirkey
Curtis Meek
Braddock Street
The
Cancer Society
P.O. Box
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. James William March
Sacred Heart Church Christian Wake
Woodlawn Cemetery
Maryland
James William March
National Ave
Mr. March
Washington, D.C
William A
Julia Hamilton March
Margaret Sullivan
Miami Beach
John"w
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Exchange Club
Handley High School
Dickenson ‘College
Carlisle
Peter S. March
Robbins Air Force Base
Macon
Ann S. March
Manassas
John M. March
Elizabeth M. Cooper
Sacred Heart Church
J. Westwood Franck
Emmett Whitlock
Highland Ave
Bruce A. Macbeth
Culpeper National Cemetery
Miss Caroline Danford Carson dies at Front Royal home
Caroline Danford Carson of 131 West 13th Street Front Royal died at her home Sunday morning. She was the daughter of the late Judge Adam Clarke Carson and Eleanor Conrad Carson born in Manila. Burial is set for Prospect Hill Cemetery. She was active in Calvary Episcopal Church and a World War II Red Cross nurse aide. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed include doctors, generals, and local officials.
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Grover Lee Dunlap
Middleway
W. Va
Charles Town
Mr. Dunlap
Gore l
Bruce
Laura Shutts Dunlap
Dixie Narco Corporation
Glen Stevens
Charles Beckley
Clark Iott
Middleway Masonic Cemetery
Caroline Danford Carson
13Th St
Front Royal
Calva
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Adam Clarke Carson
Eleanor Conrad Carson
Manila
Philippine Islands
John §. Hedrick
Riverton
Neirick
New York
James D. Hedrick
California
Calvary
William P. McGuire
Bryan Conrad
F. Dixon Whitworth
Henry C. Little
D. Conrad Little
Leon Jones
J.randolph Larrick
Harold W. Smith
Elliott Marshall
B.B. Dutton, Jr
Proxmire urges study of bombing costs and effectiveness
Senator William Proxmire proposes that President Nixon order a study on the true costs and effectiveness of U S bombing in Southeast Asia. He argues air missions could be halved without loss of air war impact and cites ongoing truck traffic on the Ho Chi Minh trail as evidence bombing may be less effective.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Proxmire
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Miss Phillips to compete in Miss Raritan pageant
Rebecca Ann Phillips, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Phillips of Mountain Falls Route, has been selected as Miss Back Creek Raritan and will vie for Miss Raritan on April 17 at James Wood High School. Eight contestants ride the Raritan float in the Apple Blossom Festival Grand Feature Parade.
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Rebecca Ann Phillips
Harold J. Phillips
Mountain Falls
Back Creek Raritan
M.Y.F
Mountain View United Methodist Church
Miss Phillips
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Miss CB
Frederick County
Wall Street Drifts as Market Stays Listless
Wall Street shares drift in a listless session with the Dow Jones at 902.40 as of 10:30 AM, with advances on the NYSE outnumbering declines. Chemicals and drug issues rose while tobaccos fell. Lockheed rose on news of possible five month delay in Tri-Star deliveries. notable active issues included General Cable, University Computing, General Foods, and Texas Gulf Sulphur. St Luke's Church near Smithfield noted as a prime 17th century example in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Lockheed
Airbus
General Cable
University Computing
General Foods
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Lazzazzera Elected SCA Vice President At Yorktown Convention
Larry Lazzazzera a junior at James Wood High School was elected vice president of the State Student Cooperative Assn at its 45th annual convention in Yorktown. About 350 delegates attended as Lazzazzera and James Wood classmates Terri Heatwale Bobby Lizer and Nancy Gordon joined Delegates from James Wood.
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Larry Lazzazzera
James Wood High School
State Student Cooperative Assn
Yorktown
Virginia
Lazzazzera
Albert C. Lazzazzera
Rt.3
Winchester
SCA
James Wood
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Terri Heatwale
Bobby Lizer
Nancy Gordon
Alan Rodgers
Elaine Magee
Fire damages Loudoun Street building. several injured
A blaze on Loudoun Street caused heavy damage to a three story building with investigations centered on unit occupants Mr. Raschellas Mr. Meadows and Mr. Hepner who rushed into the flames to aid trapped residents. Burns were reported for Mr. Meadows and Mr. Hepner while the hospital treated several others.
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Meadows
Hepner
Lovett Building
Harry L. Lovett
Loudoun St
Raschellas
Mr. Meadows
Russell Orndorff
Bertha Lee Bender
Raschella
Strong Enough To Say I Do In Heartbeat Ceremony
Guy Stout aged 70 recovered from a heart attack last Tuesday and married Doris Calhoun age 71 at Emanuel Hospital in Portland. He told his doctor he was strong enough to say I do and kept the ceremony on schedule since wedding notices had been printed and were ready.
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Portland
Ore
Guy Stout
Doris Calhoun
Emanuel Hospital
Stout
Weather report and rainfall data for Virginia and Winchester
The forecast calls for rain tonight and Tuesday with wet snow possible in the mountains. Temperatures range from low 30s interior to mid 50s along the coast, with extended mild days and cool nights in the 50s and 60s. A separate London note reports the Church of England opening a 12 man compulsive gambling home later this year, the first of its kind in Britain, to house inmates from prisons and psychiatric institutions.
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Virginia
London
Church of England
Britain
Future shock warned over mothers placing career before family
AP reports social anthropologist Lionel Tiger says future generations may be unhappy as mothers interrupt careers for childbirth. He urges reorganizing work practices to allow mothers to have babies and careers simultaneously.
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Toronto
Lionel Tiger
Tiger
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Mrs
Elizabeth Meek
Ernest S. Grayson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Rt. 4
Mr. Grayson
Antioch
W.va
Vernon
Fannie Clary Grayson
Mollie Lowery
Hagerstown
Round Hill United Methodist Church
Rouss Fire Company
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Kathryn Eye
Thurman S. Perry
Thurman E. Hicks
Winston L. McKay
Louis S. Wilson
Joseph A. Hott, Sr
Boyd L. Campbell
Gerald Hepner
Thurston Collins
Benjamin Gilbert
Purcell Fincham
Wilbur Jeffcoat
Wilbert Pugh
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Whitlock Service
Arthur Fiedler
Bernard
F. Groves
Boscawen St
Lavéex
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Caroline D. Carson
Sen. Proxmire
Echo Village
David Childs
Rebecca Phillips
Wall Street
St. Luke’s Church
Smithfield
MR. Lazzazzera
Lovett Brothers Shoe Store
Mr. Lovett
Imperial
Gilaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Eevee Font Senxor Pe
Gamblers
Teesday
Deep South
Upper Midwest
Far West
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lincoln Memorial
William Howard Taft
Porcupine
Schewels
Ben Schewel
W. Cork ST
Wonder Boy
C.J. Brumback
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