Obituaries of Whitacre Dent and Jones in Winchester area
Obituary notices list Nora Mauzy Whitacre 83 of Siler and Eva Grace Gettys 84 of Williamsport and Stanley A Dent Sr. 52 of Berryville. Other deaths include Mrs Georgia Jones of Winchester. Details cover birthplaces family ties church memberships burial plans and funeral home arrangements with dates and times.
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AP. Whitacre
Nora Mauzy Whitacre
Siler
Whitacre
George and
Alverna Moreland Mauzy
Abijah P. Whitacre
Mount Hebron
Berkeley County
W Va
Frederick County
Harvey Mauzy
Parker Mauzy
Nellie Hinkle
Dayton
Nelson Beard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elwood Whitacre
Rt. 2
Boyd Whitacre
Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church
Lavely P. Gruber
Baltimore
Johnnie Brewer
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Eva Grace Gettys
Virginia Ave
Williamsport
Homewood Church
George H. Stein
The
Omps
Stanley A. Dent
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dent
West Virginia
Thomas A
Nettie
Dent
Smalley Package Co
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Crim
Thomas K. Dent
Vietnam
Stanley A. Dent, Jr
Mount Hope
Brian K. Dent
Loren Dent
Alvin Dent
Ranson
Robert Dent
Romney
Dorcas Genemore
West Newton
John H. Enders
Georgia Jones
Loudoun St
Winchester
Jones
Cumberland
Robert Colman
Mt. Sinai Methodist Church
Mary M. Carter
Lawrence Carter
Ohio
Cartwright Funeral Home
Moses L. Prather
Orrick
Joseph Jackson
Germain Ford
Robert Long
Chester Harris
Charles Brown
Roscoe Carter
Lupton Jr Graveside Service Planned at Hopewell Cemetery
The family announces a graveside service for Mr. Hugh S. Lupton Jr. to be held Saturday at 2:00 PM at Hopewell Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home, Inc. is handling arrangements.
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Hugh S. Lupton, Jr
Hopewell Cemetery
Plaugher Wounded in Vietnam Burn Injury Reported
Mrs. Evelyn Lichliter of Seven Fountains says son Terry Plaugher has been wounded in Vietnam and sent to a hospital in Japan. She cites first and second degree burns covering about 30 percent of his body. His brother Pfc. Zane Plaugher is also serving in Vietnam with the U.S. Army.
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Terry Plaugher
Vietnam
Evelyn Lichliter
Seven Fountains
Japan
His Brothers
Pfc
Zane Plaugher
U.S. Army
Open House At Lord Fairfax College Showcases Programs
Mike Wilson and Roger Strosnider among electronics technology students preparing displays for the first College Open House guided by instructor Albert Dryer. Sunday activities run 1 to 3 p.m. with showcases in automotive, drafting, and biology. Public invited.
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Mike Wilson
Roger Strosnider
Lord Fairfax Community College
Albert Dryer
Senate Panel Approves Two Year Draft Extension Plan
The Senate Armed Services Committee backed a two year extension of the draft and restored proposed pay hikes and enlistment bonuses. House actions on bonuses were rejected while pay raises moved ahead with administration goals for a larger immediate increase. The panel split over shorter or longer extensions and kept a path toward an all volunteer force.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
House Armed Services
House
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Harold E. Hughes
D-Iown
Richard S. Schweiker
R. Pa
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John G. Tower
R-Tex
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Pentagon
Symington
Hughes
Schweiker
Bentsen
Tower
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
House Committee On
Norfolk Firemen Win Right to Join Unions
U.S. District Judge John A. MacKenzie ruled Norfolk firemen may join labor unions, overturning city rules that banned membership. He said there is no clear danger of strikes and the issue of appeal remains under consideration.
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Judge Rules
Norfolk
U.S
John A. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
City of
Drug Charge Lodged Against Local Man
Winchester police charged Thomas Lofton alias Crab Lofton a 20 year old of 508 Eagle Place with unlawfully possessing methamphetamine hydrochloride. He was held on a $1000 bond on a separate charge after being arrested yesterday at 915 Franklin Street for feloniously receiving and concealing stolen property. Bond on the drug charge is $1000 and dates to appear in Winchester Municipal Court have not been set.
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Winchester
A. Warren Rudolph
Thomas Lillis Lofton
Crab Lofton
Eagle Place
Lofton
L.P. Bland
Charles Hill, Jr
Mr. Lofton
Franklin St
Winchester Municipal Court
Escapees From Virginia Jail Recaptured in West Virginia
Three inmates from Rockingham County jail in Harrisonburg Va were captured near Buckhannon Mountain West Virginia after fleeing Tuesday. They surrendered without resisting and face potential extradition if no charges are filed. Police linked the escape to a stolen car and reported two burglaries in the area.
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Crawford
Durham
Dean
Fire Crews Contain Quarry and Brush Fires Near Clearbrook
Clearbrook firemen tackled a dumping fire in an old quarry near Grimes burning in several spots. They doused the flames twice, first around 11:30 a.m. and again at 5 p.m., to prevent reflaming, staying on site until about 6 p.m. Shawnee crews later handled a separate grass fire along I 81 near Rt 50 East for roughly 30 minutes with minor damage.
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Clearbrook
Grimes
I-81
Rt. 50 East
Bag Sale at Salvation Army Thrift Store Saturday
A bag sale will be held at The Salvation Army Thrift Store on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5 PM. The store will also operate its regular hours from 9 30 AM to 5 PM on Friday and Saturday.
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Salvation Army Thrift Store
Wall Street Drops as Lending Rate Rises
Wall Street slid today as tighter money and a higher prime rate influenced trading. The Dow fell 2.04 to 938.59 as declines led advances on the NYSE, with analysts noting Budget Director George P. Shultz’s stance against further stimulus.
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New York Stock Exchange
George P. Shultz
Rogers to Visit Middle East and Paris Trip Next Month
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will visit Israel and four Arab nations Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Saudi Arabia early next month to discuss Middle East peace and an interim canal opening. He will also stop in Paris April 29 and Italy on the return, with a CENTO meeting in Ankara and a Southeast Asia conference in Bangkok referenced.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Israel
Middle East
Rogers
Suez Canal
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Paris
Maurice Schuman
Italy
U.S
Rome
London
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Conference of Foreign Ministers
Ankara
Turkey
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Salvation Army Troops Win Top Honors in Hagerstown Rally
The Historical City Girl Guard Troop and Apple Blossom Sunbeam Troop of the Salvation Army won top honors at a rally in Hagerstown Maryland attended by 300 girls from West Virginia Maryland and Virginia. Capt Kathy Carter and Mrs Ronald Greene inspected uniforms flags and commands with Carter praising Winchester troops as the finest seen.
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Salvation Army
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
United Rally
Sunbeam
Kathy Carter
Baltimore
Ronald Greene
Carter
Winchester
Sunbeams
Weather and climate notes from Winchester skies and rainfall data
Cloudy conditions with possible rain tonight into Saturday in Virginia. Extended forecast shows cool, fair weather Sunday to Tuesday with a chance of rain Monday and highs in the upper 50s to 60s, nighttime lows in the 30s and 40s. Rainfall totals to date and historical averages are cited, plus a brief note on ulcers from Britannica.
Mehrer Mehrer to Speak at Winchester Fellowship Dinner
Mehrer Rod Mehrer 24 evangelism director for Teen Challenge Greater Philadelphia area will headline the Winchester Chapter Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship dinner at 7 p.m. at Echo Village. He and two Teen Challenge teammates also scheduled to speak at Shenandoah College Sunday at 7 p.m. He was born in Montana and has Navy and Marine Corps background.
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Rod Mehrer
Teen Challenge
Philadelphia
Winchester
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship
Echo Village
U.S. Marine Corps
Vietnam
Mehrer
Koontz Profiles Diverse Service and Community Roles
Koontz taught eight years at James Wood High School coaching football baseball and debate. He led Middletown Elementary as principal six years and six more at Stonewall High. He belongs to education associations and civic groups including Civil Defense Red Cross and several clubs. He and wife Mary Lou Schlack reside on Apple Pie Ridge with two daughters Susan and Cathy.
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James Wood High School
Middletown
Stonewall
Red Cross
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Winchester
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