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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1975

Page

7

Obituaries List for Berryville Area Residents

Obituary items include Massie Feltner Buckner of Berryville with funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home and burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Also noted are Emma L. Wallace of Mt Williams and Violet A Eyler of Strasburg with services at Omps and Stover Funeral Homes respectively. Additional notices cover Eva Bell Carmichael, Dorothy Bachrach, Beulah Dawson, Gratta Hays, and Abraham Spencer with multiple service times and locations.

Massie Feltner Buckner W. Main St Berryville John H. Enders H. M. Elam Harold Buckner Lawrence Buckner Wade H. Buckner Jr Larry Buckner Albert Nicodemus Ashby Childs Carroll Id James Annie Clowser Orndorff St. John’s Lutheran Omps Funeral Home St. John’s Mt. Williams Violet A. Eyler Violet Ann Eyler S. Cameron St Winchester Memorial Hospital Strasburg James E Norah Spiker Coffman Wilton Heights Baltimore Mary Trainum Winchester Charles Headley Middletown Charles Coffman Dalton L. Orndorff Stover Funeral Home Jay Hawke Riverview Cemetery Herman Carmichael Eva Bell Carmichael Lacoochee Fla Harry Hazel Webster Bell Evelyn B. Davis Alexandria Russell L. Bell Gary Howell Stover Louis Bachrach Dorothy F. Bachrach S. Washington St Bachrach Melvin Rosa Hable Flegenheimer Louis S. Bachrach Beth-El Barbara Taylor-Kitimat British Columbia Canada Rosa Schwartz Cincinnati Ohio Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery Morton Kanter Jones Funeral Home Beulah E. Dawson Beulah Ellen Dawson Mt. Jackson Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Edinburg Rebecca Hershman Coffman Mt. Jackson United Methodist Church S.W.T. Hedrick Cedarwood Cemetery Dellinger Funeral Home Gratta C. Hays Gratta Conrad Hays Rt. 4 Martinsburg W.va Kings Daughters Hospital Berkeley County Francis Conrad Fannie L. T. Markle Darksville Robert Hershberger Presbyterian Gerrardstown Abraham D. Spencer Abraham Dunbar Spencer Washington D.C Mr. Spencer Bessie Spencer Banks Front Royal Abraham R. Spencer St. Stephens Episcopal Church Grace Spencer Kenyetta Spencer Renee Spencer Sgt John Spencer Serina Baltimore Ruth Weaver Cartwright Funeral Home Emma L. Wallace St. John’s Cemetery

Hearing Monday on Electricity Costs in Richmond

A public hearing of the Electricity Costs Commission is set for Monday in Richmond at 10 a.m. in the Department of Highways and Transportation auditorium. The panel will hear public comments and suggestions on rising electricity costs with seven minutes per speaker and options to submit written statements.

Richmond Ronald E. Carrier Electricity Costs Commission Department of Highways and Transportation East Broad Street Allied Chemical Co Chesterfield Ray Taunton Allied Louis R. Lawson, Jr Commission Lawson Office of Governor

Dellums Calls for Gun Control After Nephew’s Shooting

Rep. Ronald V. Dellums delivered an emotional House plea for gun-control bills after his 17 year old nephew Ricky Villanueva was shot and died in Oakland California. Dellums spoke of the killing to urge passage of federal changes to securities laws and gun laws.

Washington Ronald V. Dellums Dellums House California Ricky Villanueva Congress Villanueva Oakland Calif Commerce Committee Harley C. Staggers Dw.va

Harris poll shows Ford leading Reagan 30 to 23

In New York the Harris poll finds Ford favored by Republicans and independents 30 to 23 over Ronald Reagan for the 1976 presidency. The margin is the smallest for an incumbent since Johnson era. Fifteen percent cannot vote for Ford and eighteen percent would not vote for Reagan.

New York Ford California Ronald Reagan Harris Lyndon B. Johnson Reagan

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Buckner Service Carrier Allied Chemical College of Virginia The Miment OMDS Amherst ST Dial ORDER Mark Bernard F. Groves Braddock St Rep. Dellums SUN Royal Oaks Nursery Lawn & Garden Supplies Blue Ridge Paints CASH Ame Cary Supreme Glass Acme Reg Price Gilliam Lumber CO Commerce Ave Front Royal, Va
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