Obituaries of Hodgson Hottle and Himelright in Winchester
Milton Paul Hodgson 78 of 122 N Washington St died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow Ethel Clark Hodgson four children six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 11 am at Jones Funeral Home burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Dorsey C Hottle 71 of 205 Shawnee Ave died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Retired from Virginia Woolen Co member of Braddock Street United Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World. Funeral Friday 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Daisy Himelright 70 of Capon Springs W Va died Monday service tomorrow 2 pm Hebron Lutheran Church Yellow Springs W Va. Burial Hebron. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge W Va wake tonight 7 to 9 o clock.
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Milton Paul Hodgson
Washington St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hodgson
Winchester
Ethel Clark
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lillian Hodgson
Hugh C. Hodgson
William S
Helen) Keyton
Eugene
Alice) Dicks
Jones Funeral Home
Forrest S. Racey
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Max R. Butler
Kenneth L. Coffelt
Charles C. DeHaven
James E. DeHaven
Herbert S. Solenberger
Kenneth C
Dorsey C. Hottle
Shawnee Ave
Mr. Hottle
Port Republic
J. C
Carrie Sibert Hottle
Margie V. Rudacille
Virginia Woolen Company
Braddock Street
Daisy Himelright
Capon Springs
W. Va
Hebron Lutheran Church
Yellow Springs
Charles E. Andrews
Wilbur Lafollett
Franklin Brill
George Brill
Paul Stine
Paul Simmons
Marvin Simmons
Hebron Cemetery
Giffin Funeral Home
Cap
Three Car Crash on Papermill Road Injures None
Police say the collision on Papermill Road involved Joseph L. Massey Loretta Dick and Larry Branham traveling north. Damage totaled 840 with Massey 200 Dick 500 Branham 140. Branham charged with following too close and set to appear in Winchester Municipal Court May 8.
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Papermill Rd
Winchester
Joseph L. Massey
Whitlock Ave
Loretta Dick
Rt. 6
Larry Branham
Mt. Falls
Massey
Branham
Winchester Municipal Court
Baseball Origins Traced to English Rounders
The origin claim notes that baseball evolved from the 19th century English game rounders. It cites the lineage through early American bat and ball games and the development of rules and equipment shaping modern baseball.
Saturday Review Publishers File Bankruptcy Petitions
The four Saturday Review magazines filed bankruptcy petitions in San Francisco and plan to merge with World magazine to form a biweekly run by Norman Cousins. The move pauses publication during reorganization while staff fear layoffs and the first issue is targeted for early summer.
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Saturday Review
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World
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World-Saturday Review
Saturday Review of the World
Frederick S. Wyle
The
John J
Hymn Sing at Montague Avenue Church Benefits Building Fund
The Montague Avenue United Methodist Church chancel choir sponsors a hymn sing on Sunday at 7 PM with special singing groups from Round Hill Macedon and Montague Avenue churches. Open to the public, proceeds support the building fund. Veronis and Nicolas H Charney acquired Saturday Review in December 1971 and moved it to San Francisco creating four monthlies. The bankruptcy petition lists assets of 1.86 million and liabilities of 3.48 million with 322 creditors.
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Nicolas H. Charney
Saturday Review
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Media Ventures Inc
Magad Development Corp
McCall Publishing Co
Fof
Dayton
Ohio
First Death Reported In Indian Wounded Knee Takeover
Rapid City AP reports Frank Clearwater, 47, died in a Rapid City hospital from a head wound suffered during the Wounded Knee occupation. Eleven people, including two federal marshals, have been wounded as AIM followers control the Pine Ridge village for 58 days. Clearwater's widow Morning Star, 37, seeks burial at Wounded Knee.
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S.D
Wounded Knee
Frank Clearwater
Clearwater
Morning Star
Pine Ridge Reservation
AIM
Cherokee
N.C
South Dakota
Robinson Urges Precision in U S Defense Risks
Charlottesville Rep. J Kenneth Robinson urged tighter calculation of national defense risks to ensure safety with a leaner force. He warned that spending more yields less quantity and stressed attracting and retaining volunteers to maintain a professional, ready armed force.
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Charlottesville
J. Kenneth Robinson
R-Va
Robinson
Association of the United States Army
Wall Street Falls For Third Straight Session
Stocks slid sharply in New York amid inflation worries and possible new tax measures. The Dow down 6.17 at 934.60 at 10:30 a.m. as decliners outpaced gainers 475 to 177 on the NYSE. Analysts cited low investor confidence and fears the boom could overheat.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Country Dance Joins Stonewall Raritans Rodeo Weekend
An old-fashioned country dance accompanies the Stonewall Raritans rodeo this weekend at the fairgrounds on Rt. 11 five miles north of Winchester. Music by Red Steed and the Country Colts. Proceeds fund fairground improvements.
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Stonewall Raritans
Rt. 11
Winchester
Red Steed
Fairgrounds
Weather summary for Northern Valley with rain chances
Cloudy with occasional rain likely tonight and Thursday. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, lows in the 50s, with thunderstorm chances in the north and southeast. Extended forecast shows rain Friday, then fair weekend with cooler temps, and historical rainfall figures included.
Q Answers a Ne 1931 Cain Africa Alaska
A compact data-like fragment lists items including names and places such as Cain Africa Alaska and John Barry linked to 1931. The readable portion hints at a quiz or index style record with geographic and personal names.
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Cain
Africa
Alaska
Missouri
John Barry
Winchester GE Plant Water and Sewer Talks Continue
City and Frederick County Sanitation Authority officials met for preliminary negotiations on providing water and sewer service to the General Electric plant at Kernstown. The release says talks will continue after county officials cited an ordinance restricting line extensions, with the city permit now granted.
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Winchester City
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
General Electric
Kernstown
Sanitation Authority
Frederick County
County Board of Supervisors
California cows lead U S milk output at about 5000 quarts yearly
California dairy herds produce the highest annual milk yields in the United States, averaging around 5000 quarts per cow per year. This reflects strong industry growth and regional farming efficiency across major dairy counties.
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California
United States
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the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of
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Eae
Dorsey C. Hottse
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