Obituaries From Stephens City and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices list Ray Marvin Cougill of Stephens City aged 87 dying at Miller's Nursing Home Woodstock and services set at Stephens City United Methodist Church with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Other notices include John W. Morgan of Clarke County funeral in Washington and Wilton S. Singhass of Berryville, services in Berryville. Also listed are Arthur S. Seabright of Winchester death in Charlottesville with large survivor list and Harley E. DeHaven of Winchester death with funeral plans pending.
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Ray Marvin Cougill
Stephens City
Miller's
Woodstock
Mr. Cougill
Frederick County
John W
Catherine Long Cougill
Stephens City Fire Co
Mason Service for Richard M Mason Graveside Near Winchester
Richard M Mason 40 of 220 East St was found dead in Clarke County after going missing in January. A graveside service was held Friday at Mount Hebron Cemetery officiated by Rev Charles Gerloff. he leaves a widow Gladys Armentrout and daughter Sheree Mason of Rockville. Also noted is funeral for Robert Godfrey Vance 76 of Middle Road who died Monday in Winchester Memorial Hospital with service at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John W. Morgan
Clarke County
George Washington Hospital
Washington
Javis Funeral Home
14Th and
U St
N.W
Arthur S. Seabright
S. Cameron St
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Mr. Seabright
Winchester
Thomas H
Mary E. Grim Seabright
Ida Belle Foreman
First Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of the World
Friendship Fire Company
Madison Lodge No. 6
Seabright
Glenn Seabright
Mitchell Seabright
Gus
Sidney) Bornscheuer
Sanford .L. (Zorpha) Magerfield
James T. Seabright
Stella M. Topfstedt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Esther Martin
Fort Pierce
Margaret Saurbaugh
Pittsburgh
Carl C. Seabright
Jones Funeral
Harley E. DeHaven
N. Cameron St
Mr. DeHaven
Davis
W.va
Hayes
Virginia Luttrell DeHaven
Mary Maury
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Richard M. Mason
East St
Mount Hebron
Charles Gerloff
Mason
Christine Fiddler
Fred Mason
Gladys Armentrout
Sterling Laundry
Sheree Mason
Rockville
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Godfrey Vance
Middle Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Claude M. Cook
S.M. Luttrell
Robert E. Boyd
C. Hardy Grim
James J. Lantz
Clarence L. Williams
James Abrell
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Powell typecast in Congress siege and personal scandal
Powell faced scrutiny over absenteeism and junketing while facing tax delinquency. His affairs included paying his estranged wife $20 000 without duties and an association with the Black Power movement. Powell was born November 29, 1908 in New Haven. His will ordered cremation and ashes spread over South Bimini. Bengal tigers in India have fallen to about 2,500 from 40,000 in 1930.
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Congress
Powell
Black Power Movement
New Haven
Conn
Darlene Expose
Yvette
Darlene
Miami
South Bimini
India
Bengal Tigers
Publication Order in Singhass Will Case Seeks Interest
In Frederick County Virginia a suit seeks construction of Clause 3 of Frank I. Pritchard's will and determination of who holds the remainder in a 61 acre Jones Tract parcel. The case names Lester P. Singhass and others with unknown or unborn parties described as Persons Unknown or Persons Yet to Be Born. Publication is ordered weekly in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Pritchard
Frederick County
Virginia
Jones
Stewart Bell
Jackson Woods
Wisecarver
Merriman’s Lane
Robert S. Smith
Lester P. Singhass
Laura S. Pritchard
Frank S. Pritchard
Reese J. Bursey
Mabel B. Martin
Nellie Koontz
Herman Witt
John Witt
Evelyn Allison
Frances Williams
Winchester
Harrisburg Seven jury reports progress in Berrigan case
The Harrisburg Seven jury has reported progress after seven days of deliberations in the Philip Berrigan kidnap bomb conspiracy trial. Defense lawyers pressed for discharge as the jury weighed nine unresolved counts and one conviction for smuggling a letter from Lewisburg prison.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Seven
Philip Berrigan
Paul O’dwyer
William Cunningham
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon
Herman
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Draft Board
Stephens City adopts stricter pig sty ordinance and subdivision plan
Stephens City Town Council approved amendments to pig sty and privy regulations with 100 foot setback from residences and concrete floors. Violations bring fines from 25 to 50 dollars and jail time up to 30 days, with daily penalties. A 40 acre proposed subdivision across from Stephens City Elementary School by Paul Bradshaw would include 118 single family homes and 129 town houses pending approval.
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Stephens City
Lynn Comer
Paul Bradshaw
Leesburg
McCloud
Nine Die in Rural Wisconsin Nursing Home Fire
In Rosecrans Wisconsin on Tuesday night nine elderly residents died when a fire swept through Fair Hills Nursing Home. Sheriff George Wanish said three residents, all women, were injured, one critically burned. the fire started in the kitchen of the two story brick facility. Twelve of thirteen residents were present. one man, Paul Petri, was away visiting in Green Bay.
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Rosecrans
Wis
Here
George Wanish
Mosby Barracks Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow at War Memorial
Mosby Barracks No 1526 and its Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby
War Memorial
Wall Street Gains Broad Front As Dow Tops 950
Stock prices rose across the market with active trading. The Dow Jones average at 10 30 a m climbed 4 14 to 947 55 as NYSE advances outpaced declines more than 2 to 1. Analysts note potential test of the 950 level.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
McGovern and Wallace Show Strong Wisconsin Showing
McGovern won easily in Madison and did well in college towns as Wallace build a viable campaign with plans for better organization in future states. The pair led a protest vote against current conditions with tax reform as a central issue, while Humphrey fed strong in Milwaukee districts.
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McGovern
CBS Morning News
Wallace
Miami Beach
South Dakota
Michigan
Indiana
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kenosha
Racine
Green Bay
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Weather and political notes mix in valley briefing
Northern Valley forecast calls for clear nights with lows in the 30s and sunny days in the 50s to 60s through Thursday. Extended outlook shows a Friday to Sunday rain risk, cooler with daytime highs in the 50s. In Wisconsin politics McGovern chats about New Hampshire momentum and Wisconsin hopes amid a frontrunner hedge after primary night remarks.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages reported
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. measured .03 inches with April totaling .24 inches and 1972 year-to-date at 8.93 inches. Five year totals for January through December are listed from 1966 to 1970, and the average monthly rainfall for 58 years is provided for each month from January to December.
Answers Squad Seeks Postmaster General in Boise
A talkative group named Answers Squad meets in Boise on December 14 to discuss a talk about Mt. Etna and the 18th century Caithness saga within fifteen minutes.
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Boise
Mt. Etna
Caithness
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray M. Cougill
Singhass Service
Wilton S. Singhass
Berryville
John H. Enders
Thomas S. Hogan
Shirley Lichliter
Mack Greathouse
Horace Gardner
Haywood Leake
Edward Fowler
James Huckleberry Smallwood
Green Hill Cemetery
Mason Service
Vance Service
Mational
Seuecree Morticians
Omds Funeral Home
Amherst ST. Oial
the Order
Mr . Amora
Bernard F. Groves
Boscayv
von St
Florists, Inc
Susan Elizabeth Singhass
George B. Whitacre Clerk
Henry H. Whiting Kuykendall, Hall and Whiting
South
Cameron Street
Berrigan
Lewisburg
Harold C. Sheets
Mosby Barracks
Wall Street
Winchester Skies
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Muskie
Northwest
Texas Gulf Coast
Florida
H.L. Mills
Valley Avenue
Pennzoil
Meron
Quaker State
Gans
STP
Valley Ave
ULS
Pusreys
LS Uuversm
Ole
Er4 Aeons
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