Obituaries and funeral services in Winchester region
Ernest S Grayson 78 of Rt 4 died Saturday born Feb 17 1893 in Antioch WV formerly married Mollie Lowery Dec 25 143 in Hagerstown he was a meat cutter WWI veteran survived by wife three children and six grandchildren services at Jones Funeral Home with Veterans of Foreign Wars burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. James William March 59 of 803 National Ave died Sunday service at Sacred Heart Catholic Church burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Wake at Jones Funeral Home. George William Pete Hausenfluck 80 of 2962 Valley Ave died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by wife Naomi Flowers two children and three grandchildren burial Mt Carmel Middletown after 1 p.m. Thursday with bereavement time at Omps Funeral Home.
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Ernest S. Grayson
Mr. Grayson
Antioch
W.va
Vernon
Fannie Mary Grayson
Mollie Lowery
Hagerstown
Round Hill United Methodist No. 21
American Legion
Mary Virginia Haines
Frederick County
Ebner McFarland
James V. Grayson
Winchester
Boyd Grayson
Keyser
Renzie Grayson
Chester Gap
Alma Whipp
Burlington
Catherine Schneidenbach
Wayne
Michigan
Jones Funeral Home
Kathryn Eye
Thurman S. Perry
Thurman E. Hicks
Winston L. McKay
Louis S. Wilson
Joseph A. Hott
Ann Boyd L. Campbell
Gerald Hepner
Thurston Callins
Benjamin Gilbert
Purcell Fincham
Wilbur Jeffcoat
Wilbert Pugh
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James William March
National Ave
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. Westwood Franck
Henry J. Bayis
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Joseph E. McKee
Harry W. Callan
Loring J. Wright, Jr
Robert J. Sutter
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Sacred Heart Church
George William
Pete) Hausenfluck
Valley Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hausenfluck
Woodstock
Robert M
Caroline Cook Hausenfluck
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co
Naomi Flowers
Ruth H. Baker
Stephens City
Clarence W. Hausenfluck
William Baker
Martinsburg
Bonnie H. Michael
Kay H. Jones
Culpeper
Charles Derflinger
Opequon
Lewis Smith
Charles Hausenfluck
Berryville
Raymond Hausenfluck
Maynard Hausenfluck
Omps
Warren L. Reeves
Larry W. Matthews
Mt. Carmel
Middletown
Federal home loan forms criticized by Proxmire and Nader
Sen William Proxmire and consumer advocate Ralph Nader attack a proposed standard form for federal home loan contracts drafted mainly by lenders. They warn it could allow foreclosures without notice and permit lender control over taxes, insurance, and damage payments. Lenders defend the plan as protecting interests and ensuring loan flow.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
William Proxmire
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Proxmire
D-Wis
Nader
Lewis E. Eaton
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
GOP district reorganization set after redistricting changes
U P Joyner Jr of Orange announces a meeting for April 24 at 2 p.m. in Culpeper to organize the newly drawn Seventh District GOP with a new district chairman and officers. Joyner will not seek reelection due to his State Board of Elections duties. Wayne A. Whitham of Winchester is the announced candidate. The redistricting moves the Shenandoah Valley south to the Sixth and adds Fredericksburg and nearby counties to the Seventh.
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U.P. Joyner, Jr
Orange
Seventh District
Republican Committee
General Assembly
Holiday Inn
Culpeper
Joyner
State Board of Elections
GOP
Wayne A. Whitham
Winchester
J. Kenneth Robinson
Shenandoah Valley
Fredericksburg
Abrams on six day Formosa vacation with family
Gen Creighton W. Abrams commander of U S forces in Vietnam is spending six days in Formosa on vacation. He arrived from Saigon and tours central and southern Formosa with his family, then plans to depart Friday for Hong Kong and possibly pass through Bangkok on the way back to Saigon.
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Taipei
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Formosa
Abrams
Saigon
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Satchmo Stronger as Armstrong Improves in Hospital
Doctors at Beth Israel report Louis Armstrong is stronger and more cheerful after March 15 hospitalization for a heart ailment. He developed respiratory problems and was on the critical list, later fed intravenously and then resumed oral nourishment as he improves.
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New York
Beth Israel Hospital
Louis “Satchmo
Armstrong
Clearcutting of Timber Laid Ecologically Sound
Kenneth P. Davis of New Haven told a Senate subcommittee that clearcutting is an ecologically sound harvest method for many forests and urged no moratorium on federal lands. He dismissed notions of destruction and called for informed application rather than blanket bans.
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Washington
Lumbermer
Senate
Kenneth P. Davis
New Haven
Conn
The
American Foresters
Interior Public Lands
Society of American Foresters
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Davis
Nixon troop pullout rate accelerated says Aiken
Sen. George Aiken R Vermont says Nixon has sped up U S troop withdrawals to about 18 000 a month for the past two weeks boosting the pace from the prior 12 500 a month He predicts a full withdrawal by next year and notes Nixon’s emphasis on the reduction plan amid other Senate moves and related war-prison issues.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Senate Republicans
Metromedia Radio News
Senate
Democrats
Vietnam
Henry M. Jackson
Defense
Melvin Laird
Jackson
Thailand
Jack Miller
County budget debate split tax burden on taxpayers and farmers
County supervisors clashed over budget demands with talk of raising taxes, sharing burden between taxpayers and employees, and proposals to aid small business via an industrial authority. Farmers urged tax relief, criticizing cattle tax while calling for uniform teacher salaries statewide.
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Eustace Jackson
Ince
Kenneth Gilpin
Hardesty
Edward B. Lee
Butch McKay
Mr. McKay
Philip McIntire
Jim Casey
Oscar Carr
Virginia
Traces and Fifteen Answers Revealed in Quiz
The list presents fifteen items with numbered clues including Peru Bermuda and Green. The set includes a medical term connecting ear and pharynx and a plant breeder, suggesting a mixed trivia or crossword style.
Wage Boost Clash Seen For Construction Panel
S Frank Raftery, union chief on Nixon's pay review panel, rejects a 6 percent wage limit for construction. He says the Labor Department targets may not hold general wage gains, signaling possible battles over equity adjustments and unequal treatment of prices profits bonuses and stock options.
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Washington (Ap
S. Frank Raftery
Nixon
New Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Labor Department
Raftery
Aflcio International Brotherhood of Painters
Labor
Secretary of
James D. Hodgson
Wall Street Holds Narrow Range Ahead of Nixon Address
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 0.21 to 904.86 at 10 30 a.m. amid a mixed NYSE. analysts cited investor caution ahead of President Nixon's Wednesday radio TV speech and a First National City Bank report showing after tax profits for 3600 companies down 8 percent from 1969. Reading & Bates rose 0.5, Natomas up 0.5, Occidental Petroleum up 2.05, Telex up 0.20.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
First National City Bank of New York
Reading & Bates
Natomas
Occidental Petroleum
Telex
Weather outlook for Virginia followed by Imperial Valley geothermal prospect
The Virginia forecast shows cloudy skies with chances of rain tonight and Wednesday, possible snow on ridges, with temperatures from the 30s to 50s and precipitation around 40 to 70 percent. An extended outlook calls for fair conditions later in the week and temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s. Separately geologists suggest the Imperial Valley near the Mexican border could host a 2000 square mile geothermal field potentially supplying electricity and water for southern California.
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Imperial Valley
California
Two-Story Home Damaged by Fire Near Cross Junction
A two story frame house off Route 522 near Cross Junction suffered heavy damage from a 1 30 p.m. fire reported by Gainesboro and Round Hill firefighters. The blaze, likely starting in the attic flue, damaged the attic and second floor while water and smoke affected the dwelling but most furniture was saved. Fire crews controlled the fire and were aided by Round Hill units.
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Rt. 522
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Round Hill
Jessie M. Batt
Winchester
Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc
S.R. Dyke
Actor Ordered To Support Son In California Court
Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Everett Porter increased actor Hugh O Brian's child support to $550 monthly for Hugh Donald Krampe, now 17 and in college with his own apartment. The case stems from a paternity finding made two years ago. The article notes the Raleigh Tavern restoration as Williamsburg's first completed rebuilding in 1932.
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Los Angeles
Hugh O’brian
Raleigh Tavern
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Winchester Evening Star
George W. Hausenfluck
Fannie Mae and
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Wamiende
Veteran's Administration
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MDS Funeral Home
Woormherst ST
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George Hausenfluck
Yangee KE
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen St
Gen. Abrams
Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun
James W. March
John W. Rosenberger
Winchester, Virginia
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Harry L. Lovett
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