Obituary notices from Winchester April 20 edition
A series of obituaries from Winchester area residents, including Blanche Mae Hausenfluck of Shenandoah County who died at her daughter's home and was longtime Walnut Springs Christian Church member. Other notices include Mary Virginia Maury Howard of Ridgeway and Laura Fishel Rudolph of Strasburg, with funeral arrangements, survivors, and burial details.
Family notices for Pope and Coffelt—Middletown obituaries
Mrs. C E Pope 87 of Middletown died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Dec 23 1878 in Middletown she was daughter of John W Ed mondson and Martha Jane Kenney Edmondson. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial at Mt Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Melvin Coffelt 57 of Route 3 Edinburg died Monday at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock Born Jan 10 1909 in Middletown he is survived by wife Lena Shadwell and numerous children stepchildren and siblings. Funeral Thursday 3 30 pm at Columbia Furnace EUB Church conducted by Rev Helsley burial Columbia Furnace Cemetery pallbearers listed. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock taken to church an hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mae Hausenfluck
Ethel Ko
Shenandoah County
Isaac
Virginia Miller Keller
Joseph Franklin Hausenfluck
Walnut Springs
Washington
Douglas Hausenfluck
District Heights
Rober
Joseph E. Hausenfluck
Cedar Valley
W. L. Richardson
Strasburg
Olie Bailey
Charles R. Keller
Strassburg
Daisy Elton Pope
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John W
Martha Jane Kenney Edmondson
Charles Edward Pope
Earl Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Clarence Pope
Hyattsville
Eugene Pope
Chapel of
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Douglas Martin
Donald Martin
Lowell Monk
John Pope
James Hartsley
Clay Manuel
Melvin Coffelt
Route 3
Edinburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Lena Shadwell
Eldena Hughes
Arlington
Lowell Coffelt
Leesburg
Berlin
Coffelt
Daryl Coffelt
Carl Drummond
Lynchburg
Wilbur Drummond
Waldorf
Freda Malone
Suitland
Agnes Funk
Hawaii
Cecil Coffelt
Lawrence Coffelt
Paul Coffelt
Winchester
Hilda Burcham
Reliance
Virginia Funkhouser
Harrisonburg
Alma Romick
Spotsylvania
Frances Coffelt
Elsie Cleland
Columbia Furnace Eub Church
Lawrence Helsley
Columbia Furnace
Stanley Helsley
Joe Vann
Ray Ryan
Jyde Shipp
Cooper Bowers
Dellinger Funeral Home
J. Floyd Wine
Columbia Furnace Cemetery
Lester Miller
Clifton Clark
Kirby Helsley
Earl E. Foltz
Joe Johnson
Raxton Foltz
Two Local Women Die. Funeral Services Held
Mrs Moses Wymer and Mrs Angie Florence Wymer both of Middletown died within days of each other. Mrs Wymer aged 60, longtime Meadow Mills Church member, is survived by parents Charles and Cora Helsley and husband Moses Wymer as well as siblings James Helsley and three sisters. Funeral services were held Thursday at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with burial at Columbia Furnace Cemetery. Mrs Morena A Headley aged 58 of Winchester died at home. she married Gardiner W Headley in 1927 and is survived by two children, June and Fay Smallwood, two grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery. The body lay in state at Omps with viewing Thursday evening.
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She
Shenandoah County
Charles
Cora Johnson Helsley
Edinburg
Meadow Mills
June Headley
Fay Smallwood
Winchester
Gregory
Joe Smallwood
Ruth Smith
Canetonsville
Helen Luttrell
Westminster
John E. Anderson
Wilbur P. Anderson
This City
Charles V.anderson
Sepulchea
Calif
Charles F. Anderson
Elaine Salazer
Chevy Chase
Omps Funeral
Paul Shanker
Mt. Hebron
Omps
Mrs. Virginia Carrier 87 dies at Woodstock nursing home
Mrs. Virginia Lucinda Carrier, 87, of Strasburg widow of Robert L. Carrier, died yesterday at Miller Nursing Home Woodstock after a year as patient. Born Oct 4 1878 at White Post daughter of John Marshall and Laura Virginia Crisman Denny she belonged to Strasburg Methodist Church. Survived by five brothers James Denny Alma Arkansas Walter Denny White Post Charles Denny Detroit Harry Denny Front Royal and Will Denny Richmond. service Thursday 11 a.m. at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg conducted by Rev H M Crim pallbearers listed.
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Virginia Lucinda Carrier
Strasburg
Robert L. Carrier
Miller Nursing Home
Woodstock
White Post
John Marshall
Laura Vireginia Crisman Denny
Marsh's Wife Testifies For Defense In Bank Robbery Case
Charlotte Marsh, estranged wife of John Edward Marsh, testified in Roanoke federal court that he could not have robbed the Loudoun Street Commerical and Savings Bank on Sept 22 1965. She traced their movements that day and said he wore a dark shirt and trousers. A neighbor testified Marsh appeared in a white shirt and dark trousers shortly after the robbery.
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Charlotte Marsh
John Edward Marsh
Paper Mill Road
U.S. District Court
Roanoke
Loudoun St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Nettie Peters
Marsh
Bank robbery trial proceeds as defense rests and verdict near
The defense rested at about 11 30 with summation to follow. Bank teller Carline Hickerson identified Marsh as the robber who forced his way in after closing and bagged money at gunpoint. The trial opened Friday and faced delays due to a missing defense witness and a judge’s family bereavement.
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Caroline Hickerson
Marsh
U.S. District Court
Dalton
Five Day Virginia Forecast Shows Warm Up Midweek
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 50. Thursday is partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 70s and a chance of showers later. Friday remains warm with likely showers. The five day outlook calls for 2 to 5 degrees above normal on average with a cooler start next week after a wet weekend.
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Mississippi Valley
New England
Corn Cob Chute Break‑in Reported At Winchester Seeds
A corn cob chute provided illegal entry to Winchester Seeds. Police say a person dropped seven feet into the building and fled down the chute. Thief removed between 12 and 15 dollars. Investigations ongoing.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for 53-Year Span
Rainfall over the past 24 hours ended 8:30 a.m. shows none. April to date 2.18 inches in 1966 and 9.71 inches overall. Average yearly rainfall over 53 years is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages include Jan 22.00, Feb 2.18, Mar 3.10, Apr 3.83, Aug 3.77, Sep 2.68, Oct 19.11, Nov 2.55, Dec 2.31 inches.
Sluggish cattle and hog tissue trade in Baltimore market
Receipts of 250 cattle and 200 hogs fell short of testing prices. Barrows and gilts held steady minus 25 cents, sow supplies scarce. US 1.3, 1235-270 lb hogs quoted at 23.00 to 23.75.
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Baltimore
USDA
Reapportionment Order Signed by Judge Marshall
Judge Elliott Marshall signed a seven member reapportionment commission for Frederick County magisterial districts. The panel will rearrange increase or diminish districts. report due date removed. Members: Rosenberger Gainesboro White and Perry Smith Smith Rinker. Court to receive attested copies and convene May 16.
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Frederick County
Circuit Court
Elliott Marshall
Back Creek
Thomas B. Rosenberger
Gainesboro
Nathaniel Smith
Shawnee
Eleanor Scully White
Maurice Perry
Stonewall
Alson H. Smith, Jr
Helen Smith
Opequon
Ray Rinker
Marshall
David G. Simpson
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Circuit
Public apathy grows in civil defense drive amid troop shifts
The AP reports waning public interest in civil defense despite new shelter spaces and stockpiles. Officials note fears rise only with direct nuclear confrontation, while 30 000 soldiers may move from Europe to the United States to form new units, with net cuts not exceeding 15 000. FDA actions target coronary insolidators and nitrates claims.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Cuba
Office of Civil Deefense
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Europe
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Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Broad Market Rally
The New York stock market rose in heavy trading led by gains in electronics airlines and various sectors. IBM rose five points while Boeing slipped on tail crack publicity and a planned stock rights issue. the AP average of 60 stocks gained to 348.9.
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Zenith
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du Pont
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Xerox
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Anaconda
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SCM
Gainesboro man loses car to fire near West Virginia line
Noah DeHaven of Gainesboro reported his car as a total loss after a mid day blaze near the West Virginia border. Gainesboro Fire Company said wiring shorted, sparking the fire. The rest of the text contains unrelated trivia and lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah DeHaven
Gainesboro
West Virginia
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