Obituaries of Abel, Jackson, and Davis in Winchester area
Obituary notices report George Abel 71 of Frederick County died in a Florida nursing home with survivors including daughter Doris Reed and siblings. Funeral tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. burial Mount Olive Cemetery. Also noted are infant Sharon Silver of Berryville who died at Memorial Hospital, and Mrs. Della Maxfield Jackson 76 of Winchester who died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with service tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Burial Mount Hebron. Thomas B. Davis 92 of Yellow Spring W Va died Friday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. services today at Timber Ridge United Church of Christ near High View with burial in Timber Ridge Cemetery.
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George Abel
Frederick County
Florida
Mr. Abel
New York
Rudolph and
Georgianna Nash Abel
Helen Meacham
Doris Reed
Bedford
Rudolph Abel
Connecticut
Helen Abel
Jessie Palmer
John Abel
Jones Funeral Home
Karl Tangeman
Mount Olive Cemetery
Silver
Sharon Silver
Joe Silver
Rt. 2
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Anthony Silver
John H. Enders
John Hale
Milton Cemetery
Clarke County
Thomas B. Davis
Yellow Spring
W.va
Timber Ridge
Marshall
Hazel) Kump
Candy G. Davis
Earl
Boyd Davis
C. Frank Davis
Charles Davis
Harold Anderson
David E. Anderson
Francis Anderson
Eston Franks
Timber Ridge Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Magdaline Day 71 of Front Royal Dies
Mrs. Mary Magdaline Day 71 longtime Front Royal resident died yesterday in Warren Memorial Hospital. She was born in Alexandria February 18 1902 and widow of Harry Lee Day. Survived by seven sons five daughters and 26 grandchildren. Funeral services at Turner Funeral Home Front Royal with Rev. Irving Johnson. burial Panorama Memorial Gardens. Family to receive friends tomorrow evening 7:30 to 8:30.
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Gilmer Jackson
Della Maxfield Jackson
Gray Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Shenandoah County
Charles
Dorothy Maxfield
First Brethren Church
Wilbur Swiggett
Winchester
Emmett Scothorn
Stephens City
Robert Jackson
William Jackson
Jones Funeral Home
Mary Magdaline Day
Rt. 1
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Day
Alexandria
Charles F
Carey Ramey Elliott
Harry Lee Day
Bernard Day
Glen Burne
Charles Day
Brooklyn
Harry A. Day
Ralph Day
Roy Day
Ervin Day
Clifton Day
Peggy Alton
Annapolis
Barbara Santmyers
Turner Funeral Home
Irving Johnson
Jasper Dellinger
Paul Mitchell
Daniel Clegg
Darnel Laing
Giles Andrews
Jonas Derflinger
Dalton Hall
James Hunt
Ellis Gambert
Charles Totten
Ralph Hounshell
Lloyd Oliver
Panorama Memorial Gardens
Providence Chapel
Berryville
Bennett Chapel
John H. Enders
Former POW and nurse plan June wedding
Air Force Capt. Thomas Barrett met Capt. Susanne Kaczmark, a nurse, at Scott Air Force Base while he underwent medical tests as a POW. Barrett, 33, and Kaczmark, 30, say they began dating days after meeting on February 16 and plan to marry June 16 with the ceremony location undecided. Barrett was shot down over North Vietnam on October 5, 1965, and intends to remain in the Air Force with retraining.
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Scott Air Force Base
III. AP
Air Force
Thomas Barrett
Barrett
North Vietnam
Airorce
Ice
Public relations big business for New York and California
The Associated Press reports that New York spends about 4.25 million dollars annually on public relations with around 300 full time staff. California runs millions into a daily flow of press materials and information staff totals roughly 120 with higher counts including legislative aides and Reagan staff.
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New York
California
Associated Press
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ed Gray
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Golden State
Governor’s Office
Capitol
Four young inmates escape from Henrico County jail
Police seek four juveniles including an 18 and a 19 year old after they overpowered guards with a razor and broom head. The group fled with two pistols and about twenty prisoners’ money bags, moving toward James River then upriver toward Southside Virginia. The escapees were identified as John Briggs, 18, Valitani Butler, 19, Douglas Cousins, 15, and John Mastrangioli, 16, each facing various charges.
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Richmond
Henrico County
22Nd Street
Monte Maria
Church Hill
James River
Virginia
E. R. Tinsley
Sunday
John Briggs
Valitani Butler
Douglas L. Cousins
Glen Allen
John A. Mastrangioli
Steubenville
Ohio
Obituary notices for Hammes and Stokes families
Mrs. Charles Hammes 86 of Bentonville dies at home born Oct 9 1886 Wayne West Virginia widow of Charles Hammes member of Kee Street United Methodist Church in Princeton. Daughters Pauline Stokes Front Royal Alice Carey Norfolk and sons C G Hammes Fort Myers S P Hammes Oak Ridge R H H Hammes Front Royal. burials in Princeton and Memorial Park. Nelson Roy Stokes 66 Bluemont died in Winchester Memorial Hospital born Aug 22 1906 Warren County retired carpenter resided with Mercer family 36 years. Burial Bennett Chapel Cemetery Front Royal. services by Rev Irving Johnson. pallbearers named.
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Stella Bruce Hammes
Rt. 1
Bentonville
Hammes
Wayne
W. Va
R.O
Minerva Logan Bruce
Charles Hammes
Kee Street United Methodist Church
Princeton
Pauline H. Stokes
Front Royal
Alice Carey
Nofolk
C. G. Hammes
Fort Myers
Fla
S. P. Hammes
Oak Ridge
Bill Deel
Rest Haven Memorial Park
Robertshaw
Nelson Roy Stokes
Bluemont
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stokes
Warren County
William John
Susan Wood Stokes
Mercer
Mattie Jackson
Clearmont
Del
Hubert N. Stokes
West Chester
Marvin W. Stokes
Great Lakes System Seen as Canada’s Major Fresh Water Source
The Great Lakes system is identified as Canada’s principal fresh water resource. Authorities emphasize its significance for drinking water, ecosystem health, and regional development amid ongoing conservation and infrastructure discussions.
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Canada
Great Lakes System
Fire Damages Conveyor Belt At Quarry Building
A fire at Stuart M. Perry Quarry Inc on old Rt. 50 two miles west of Winchester damaged a 300 foot conveyor belt and caused minor damage to the crusher building. Round Hill firemen with Clearbrook and Rouss assist burned the third floor and controlled it in about 15 minutes. crews stayed until midnight.
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Stuart M. Perry Quarry, Inc
Round Hill
Old Rt. 50
Winchester
Clearbrook
Rouss
Wall Street Treads Lightly Amid Inflation Fears
Stocks drift in a wary market as the Dow dips 1.20 points to 962.00 while the New York Stock Exchange shows a narrow edge for losers. Analysts cite Friday’s government cost-of-living figures at a 9.6 percent annual rate as damping optimism despite strong first-quarter earnings.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Weather Outlook Northern Valley and Virginia Regions
Considerable cloudiness with showers likely and a chance of thundershowers tonight, lows in the mid or upper 50s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with highs in the 70s. Virginia mostly cloudy with seasonable temperatures and day to day showers possible, highs upper 60s to lower 70s, lows in the 50s, mountains cooler. Extended forecast through Friday calls for mostly cloudy and seasonable temperatures with daily showers, highs upper 60s to low 70s, nightly lows in the 50s, cooler in the mountains. Noon high today 76, low 60. No rainfall in the past 48 hours. April rainfall to date 4.29 inches. Historical rainfall data and averages for 60 years provided for Winchester skies.
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Virginia
Winchester
Answers to a Quiz: Netherlands to Railways
A compact trivia card lists answers including The Netherlands, Mohammedanism, False, a set of U S states and D C abbreviations, Real, Ethel Waters, the U S Army Corps of Engineers, Polk and Taft, The eye, and all nicknames of railways.
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The
Netherlands
N.H
Mass
Conn
R.I
N.Y
N.J
Del
N.C
S.C. Va
Ethel Waters
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Polk and Taft
the Eye
Ware Brothers Die Within Hours. Amarillo Bank Pioneers
Richard C. Ware, 85, president, and Charles T. Ware, 87, chairman, of Amarillo National Bank, died within six hours of each other. The bank grew from a cattleman’s bank to the nation’s largest family owned commercial bank with assets of 170 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Brothers
Amarillo, Tex
Richard
Charles Ware
Richard C. Ware
Amarillo National Bank
Charles T
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Harry L. Day
MR. George Abel
Della M. Jackson
the Order
Omds General Hone
Amherst ST
DIAL
S. Braddock St
Congregational Christian Church
Florists, Inc
Friendship's
Friendship Fire Company
Fred Geanious
Richie Bockey
Scott Cullers
E.W. Stinebaugh and Sons
Great Cacapon
David B. Grim
Susanne Kaczmark
Scottsdale, Pa
Lombard, NL
State Capitol
A. Alan Post
PlOs
Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Department of Environmental Conservation
Rockefeller
Itg
Stanley Tools
Stanley Handyman
Lestrel
Per- Fernenthy
Stanley
Stanley Hwandyman
Commerce St
John W. Rosenberger
Colne
Nelson R. Stokes
Earl Hummer
Edward P. Marlow
Gilbert Fowler
Edgar Feltner
R. J. Gibson
James F. Mercer
Gerald Payne
Ammie Levi
Francis Ray Levi
Edward B. Fowler
Clarence Kerns
Milton F. Mercer
Charles A. Mercer
James Roger Hummer
Wall Street
Winchester Rt
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Berryville Rt
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