Obituary for Edna J. Noyes of Silver Spring Maryland
Mrs Edna J Noyes 80 widow of George E Noyes and mother of John L Noyes of Berryville Md died Thursday She was born in Washington a retired government employee and member of Grace United Methodist Church Takoma Park Md Surviving are two grandchildren William E Noyes and Mrs Donna M White and five great grandchildren Funeral service Monday at 11 am Burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery Prince George County Md Friends may call Takoma Funeral Home 254 Carroll St N W Washington after 3 pm today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna J. Noyes
Silver Spring
John L. Noyes
Berryville
George E. Noyes
Fort Lincoln
Prince George County
Takoma Funeral Home
Carroll St
N.W
Washington
Clarke County Farm Bureau Meets Tuesday
The Clarke County Farm Bureau will hold a membership meeting Tuesday at the Boyce Fire Hall at 7 p.m. Hiram Zigler of the Virginia Farm Bureau will discuss the Virginia Land Use Tax Bill and Clarke County effects. Former Del. F L Largent Jr of Winchester has been invited.
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Clarke County Farm Bureau
Boyce Fire Hall
Hiram Zigler
Virginia Farm Bureau
Virginia
Clarke County
del. F.L. Largent, Jr
Winchester
Clarke Farm Bureau
Teen Challenge Director to Speak at First Assembly
The Rev. Mike Zello director for Teen Challenge at Washington will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m at First Assembly of God Church 17 Springcrest St The program offers spiritual services and aid to juvenile delinquents with a religious approach to drug addiction Zello an associate of Dave Wilkerson founder of Teen Challenge in New York City is connected to books and films about addicts and teen gangs The nonsectarian services are offered without fee funded by church and foundation contributions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zello
Washington
First Assembly of God Church
Springcrest St
Mr. Zello
Dave Wilkerson
Teen Challenge
New York City
Democrats vote counts in Rosenberger mass meeting
At 1 30 p m ballots were being counted with each voter selecting 15 candidates including 11 delegates and 4 alternates. Shirly Bly and Matthew Davis conducted the tally as Rosenberger supporters leaned black. Frederick County Democrats also chose delegates for the State Democratic Convention in Roanoke June 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirly Bly
Matthew Davis
Rosenberger
Frederick County
Roanoke
Julian Carper
Will Owing
Alson H. Smith
George Whitacre
Harmon Byrd
Mildred Smith
Thelma Clore
Dorothy Keckley
Cynthia Grove
Maryanna Woody
Thomas Coffey
Fred Stine
Richard Dick
Stephen Butler
Robert Hodgson
Speaker at 9th Annual Eagle Scout Dinner at Tokes Inn
A featured speaker addressed attendees at the 9th Annual Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner held last night at Tokes Inn. The event honored local scouts and highlighted community service and leadership achievements.
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Tokes Inn
Butler and Bell Address Winchester Civic League
Stewart Bell and H W Butler Jr spoke to the Women's Civic League about mayoral plans in Winchester. Bell outlined 10 improvement priorities including education housing drainage streets and blight while Butler stressed tax policy and prudent spending. Bell noted past progress and current tax levels compared to Virginia cities.
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Stewart Bell
H.W. Butler, Jr
Winchester
Women’s Civic League
Bell
Butler
Meriwether Sees 100 Yard Dash as Best Event
Dr. Meriwether, cited by the Festival office, views the 100 yard dash as his strongest event. He has tied Jesse Owens 9.4 seconds and clocked 9 seconds flat in a northwest meet with a tailwind. Despite a swollen right knee from an NCAA injury, he plans to train again for the 1972 Munich Olympics and notes his distinctive bathing suit and suspenders uniform as a charm at meets.
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Meriwether
Jesse Owens
Munich
Germany
Frank Quayle
University of Virginia
Easter Services in Winchester Greek Orthodox Church Tonight
Greek Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter tomorrow in line with Nicaea decree. In Winchester the Dormition of the Virgin Mary Church hosts an 11:30 pm service and a midnight Resurrection Service open to the public. The scene shows the Crucifix and Open Coffin during Good Friday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nicaea
Peach and Apple Industry Outlook in Frederick County
Fruit expert Mr Gould notes Frederick County peaches on under 1,200 acres yield about 75,000 bushels annually while state production falls to about one million bushels. He warns labor shortages and supervision limits threaten future orchards and stresses shift to brand packing and processing to stay competitive. He foresees continued apple industry expansion under larger corporate operations and intense regional competition. Farmers harvest over 286,000 acres of watermelons nationwide.
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Frederick County
Gould
U.S
Weather Notes Northern Valley Freeze Warning and Warm Weekend
Freeze warnings persist tonight with subfreezing lows in the teens across the region. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the 40s, followed by an extended forecast of fair Monday and a chance of rain Tuesday and Wednesday with highs upper 50s to low 60s. Rainfall totals show .69 inches in the last 24 hours and April is near .98 inches year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Valley
Relief News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Alfred Snapp Sr return from two weeks with daughter Ruth in Miami Florida. Gary Matheney and family visit Jesse and Mrs Matheney and Paul Bell and children move into new home. Edward Sours and son visit Morgantown West Virginia relatives. Mrs Kenneth Peer of Arlington visits Otis Brill. Anthony John Linsman baptized. Odyssey: eclipse seen as omen of terror by ancient people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Snapp
Ruth Snapp
Miami
Fla
Gary Matheney
Michael
Jesse Matheney
Paul Bell
Edward Sours
Edward
Fred Armstrong
Morgantown
W.va
Kenneth Peer
Arlington
Otis Brill
Betty Hackney
Gary
Marilyn Hackney
Winchester
Anthony John Linsman
Larry Linsman
Clyde Gruhler
Richmond
Milton Swartz
Lester Burkhart
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Jonah Cornwell
Baltimore
E.J. Hicks
Doubting Thomas and Famous Nonsense Pairs
A list pairing well known figures and characters with brief matchups. Notable names include Tom Tom the Piper's Son and Gregory Peck alongside Betsy Ross and Paul Revere. Regions Nebraska Memphis and mythic Romulus and Remus appear among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubting Thomas
Tom Tom the Piper’s Son
True
S.E
N.E
Gregory Peck
Betsy Ross
Pussy Cat
Nebraska
Memphis
Romulus
Remus
Paul Revere
Recording Artist to Appear at First Brethren Church
Alan McGill a renowned soloist in religious music will present a program of song and Christian testimony at the First Brethren Church on Berryville Ave tomorrow night at 7 30. His recording Each Step Of The Way was once the nations best selling sacred record. He and his wife Nancy live in Baltimore where they were born and raised. Pastor Rev Paul E Dick invites all to attend this informal gospel presentation.
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Alan McGill
America
First Brethren Church
Berryville ‘Ave
Mr. McGill
McGill
Nancy
California
Baltimore
Paul E. Dick
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Kensington
Elizabeth P. Cubberly
Garden Grove
Calif
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E. Queen St
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Amherst ST
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Boscawen St
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William Crawford
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