Obituaries: William H. Jones and Maggie McKay
William Harrison Jones aged 62 of 13 E Monmouth St died yesterday. Born in Cumberland Md on March 4 1907 he married Mary E Kelchner in Ha gerstown Md. A WWII veteran and mechanic of J Henry Renner he leaves a widow two daughters two sons two sisters and three grandchildren. Maggie Virginia McKay 87 of 14 E Gerrard St died Saturday. Born Alma March 27 1882 she widow of Charles McKay and member of Primitive Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home. Manitoba’s 18 million acres of cultivated land support 660 grain elevators 300 feed factories and 500 million in ag products.
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William Harrison Jones
E. Monmouth St
Mr. Jones
Cumberland
Ellis W
Hattie Luttrell Jones
Mary E. Kelchner
Hagerstown
J. Henry Renner
Beverly Ann Jones
Roxanne Jones
Winchester
H. Rudolph Jones
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Beverly E. Jones
Alexandria
A.W. Jones
Hershell F. Jones
Califonia
Alfred
Dorothy) McDonald
Sunnyside Station
Allen Vincent
Roanoke
Jones Funeral Home
Maggie Virginia McKay
E. Gerrard St
McKay
Alma
Noah
Sarah Frances Phillips Seckford
Charles McKay
Primitive Baptist Church
Harvey E. Ritter
Nelson
Alma) Warner
Arlington
James N. Ritter
George H. Stein, Jr
George H. Ritter
Paul H. Miller
Archie Seckford
W. Alan Peery
Oliver Depoy
S. Garner Edmonds
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Georgia Fuller Gearing
W. Cecil Sr
Staunton
Gearing
Scott
Elizabeth Grant Fuller
Braddock Street
Manitoba
Henry Neville Stephenson
Route 6
Stephenson
Robert McC
Katherine Dover Glass
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McC. Glass, Jr
Henry Whiting
Katherine Meisinger
Vienna
Brian Whiting
John C
Marvin Kirk Hutchinson
Richmond
Harry Forbes
J. Crawford Calhoun
William J. Haymaker
Atlanta
Henry S. Amidon
William A. Lyons
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Fair View
Petersburg confirms third kidnap slaying in 11 months
Police confirm the third kidnap slaying in 11 months with the discovery of 14 year old Ronald Coleman’s body in a shallow grave near his Petersburg home. Autopsy cites head wounds and suffocation. Previous victims were Wayne Stark 14 and Lois Walton 10. No arrests yet.
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Coleman
Stark
Virginia
Lettie Coleman
Lettie Stark
Multiple Vehicle Crashes and Death Reported in Winchester Area
A Winchester traffic report notes Auto Cornwell and George Riner injured in separate northbound crashes on Route 522 with total losses and minor injuries. Separately, Elza Adams, 63, died at Mountain Falls after a March 26, 1928 wedding note and church burial. Autopsy did not reveal sexual molestation in a Coleman boy case. Walton girl death linked to other slayings remains unclear.
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Cornwell
York Ave
Winchester
Hays
Gladys
Richmond
Coleman
Walton
Poher Pressures Franc as De Gaulle Stays Firm
The article notes Poher pressing the franc amid lingering post shutdown economic pain and wage hikes. De Gaulle refused devaluation last November, with unions possibly forcing another crisis during the referendum campaign. Washington London remained noncommittal while Brussels and NATO observers predict shifting Franco British and European ties. De Gaulle, a World War I veteran and WWII general, may reappear as a presidential candidate.
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de Gaulle
Washington
London
France
United States
Britain
Brussels
Common Market
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European Economic Community
Israel
Paris
Moscow
Bucket Seats Are Stolen From Car at Volkswagen
A set of black leather bucket seats valued at 125 dollars were stolen from a Chevrolet Nova SS Convertible at Godfrey Volkswagen on Valley Ave. between 9 25 p m Friday and 8 30 a m Saturday. F L Saville of the company reported it to the Frederick County Sheriff s office. Deputy Miller Owens is investigating.
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Godfrey Volkswagen
Valley Ave
Frederick County
De Gaulle Obituary Notes Quiet Village After Death
The passage describes reactions in a small village as De Gaulle dies. Residents speak of aging and voting uncertainty. Bodyguards halt meals and watch TV at La Boisserie awaiting instructions, while the village of about 350 people settles into quiet.
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Church Square
de Gaulle
la Boisserie
de Gaulle Street
Wall Street Mixed In Early Fairly Active Trading
The market opened mixed with the Dow down 0.19 at 923.81 at 10 30 a.m. Friday's gains trimmed modestly. Leading blocks showed United Air Lines up 4 on 11 100 shares while American Telephone & Telegraph rose 4 on 11 000 shares and Ogden Corp eased on 20 000 shares.
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New York
Benguet
United Air Lines
American Telephone & Telegraph
Roan Selection Trust
del E. Webb Corp
Ogden Corp
Campbell Red Lake
Texas Utilities
McDonnell Douglas
Thomas & Betts Corp
Sperry Rand
Gulf & Western Industries
Weather Today Virginia Partly cloudy with storms chance
Partly cloudy with a chance of scattered thunderstorms today. Highs in the 80s, showers ending tonight, lows 58 to 64. Tuesday warms to the low 70s, Wednesday fair and cool. Five day forecast shows near normal highs 68 to 75, lows 42 to 50, with most rain at week end. Rainfall to date light.
Holton Campaign Names Turk and Robinson Co-Chairmen
Virginia Senate leaders James C. Turk and J. Kenneth Robinson named co chairmen of Linwood Holton's gubernatorial campaign. Holton announced in Roanoke that the pair bring leadership and campaign experience to the effort.
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Virginia State Senate
James C. Turk
J. Kenneth Robinson
Holton
Linwood Holton
Roanoke
Turk
Robinson
Virginia
Jim
Ken
Lin Holeton
Republican Party
Rad
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
U.S. Senate
H. D. ‘Buz’ Dawbarn
Richard Obenshain
Puzzle Answer Set From Historical Quiz Clues
A compact listing of quiz answers including Mass Massachusetts cross-eyed justice four no Hungary Australia and a note about pine trees for ship masts plus origins from Spain and a Semitic broad group Hebrews Arabs Phoenicians and Carthaginians.
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Hungary
Australia
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C. Howard Haymaker, Jr
Masonic Memorial
Elza Virginia Adams
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Eaton Service
Roy G. Eaton
Paw Paw
W. V2
Woodrow Union Church
Russell Myers
Herman Goode
Lyle Belford
Xen Bloom
Curtis Easton
Thomas Spiker
Glen Riley
Tom Shupe
Woodrow ‘Cemetery
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W.va
Georgia F. Gearing
Petersburg
Starke
Richmond-Petersburg
Dinwiddie
Henry Stephenson
Handley Library Fund
Joist Hite Place
Mr. Haymaker
Christiansburg
Alpha Smith Haymaker
Charles H. Haymaker
Pauline Frantz
Keyster Advertising Service
Board of
Stewards
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
McDaniel Lodge
Knights Templar
Royal Arch
George Riner
Bunker Hill
J.S. Conner
John H. Adams
Mountain Falls
Adams
Thurston, B
Alice Lamp Renner
Charles R. Adams
John W. Adams
Mary Miller
Cecil L. Renner
Front Royal Road
Donna Adams
Michael Adams
Bruce A. Macbeth
Lamps Church
DDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Henry N. Stephenson
Georgia F
Bernard Groves
Roth
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Wayne B. Omps
Richard A. Funk
Jack H. Geisel, Jr
Larry T. Omps
Bruce C. Sheard
Order of the Golden Rule
A — Co
Rambler
Kern Motor Co
Wall Street
Lake
Winnipeg
North America
James C, Turk
Mass
Spain
Pittsburgh Paints
Sora Pak Oy
Pittsburgh
DET
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
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