Obituaries for Grace Massie and Harrison Carroll
Grace R Massie 88 of Stephens City died Tuesday in Culpeper and funeral services are set for 11 am tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers include J Robert Russell William B Russell Baker E Russell Thomas W Russell J Patrick Russell and Henry S Russell The family will receive friends tonight 7 to 9 pm A step daughter Mrs John Pelter survives also Harrison Carroll Hollywood AP longtime reporter and columnist died Wednesday at age 71 after a fall He joined the Los Angeles Times in 1922 and retired from the Herald Examiner in 1968
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Grace R. Massie
Stephens City
Culpeper
Jones Funeral Home
E.T. Clark
J. Robert Russell
William B. Russell
Baker E. Russell
Thomas W. Russell
J. Patrick Russell
Henry S. Russell
Mount Hebron
Massie
John Pelter
Harrison Carroll
Hollywood
Iman
Hollywood Women’s Press Club
Carroll
Los Angeles Times
Herald-Examiner
Death of Edna L Brown to be held at Omps Funeral Home
Edna Louise Brown aged 67 of 2257 Paper Mill Road died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Charles H. Willard. Pallbearers are Mackall Conner Richard Fost Scott Brown Loring Brown Waldo Wise and Brown Kingree. Visitation at the funeral home this evening from 7:30 to 9 o'clock.
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Edna Louise Brown
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Charles H. Willard
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mackall Conner
Richard Fost
Scott Brown
Loring Brown
Waldo Wise
Brown Kingree
Funeral for Traffic Victim To Be Saturday
State Police identified Lillian Lowery Boyce 72 of Winchester as the pedestrian killed on Rt. 528 by a tractor trailer driven by Hyland Fouch of Inwood West Virginia. A funeral will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Macedonia Cemetery.
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Lillian Lowery Boyce
Rt. 1
Winchester
Hyland Fouch
Inwood
W.va
Jones Funeral Home
Kathryn Eye
Macedonia Cemetery
Eight Americans Killed in Vietnam War Casualty Report
Saigon announces in its weekly casualty summary that eight American servicemen were killed in action last week with 17 wounded. Three more died from nonhostile causes and one was missing in action. South Vietnamese and enemy casualties continued a month long decline.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
Kerns Found Guilty of Assault and Battery
Frederick County Circuit Court found Joe Neal Kerns 55 of Stephens City guilty of assault and battery and set six months in jail. He had been indicted for malicious wounding but jurors convicted on the lesser charge. The incident occurred Apr 21 at Kerns apartment after a dispute over a bar tab.
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Star
Frederick County
Joe Neal Kerns
Stephens City
Kerns
Oley Johnson
Johnson
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Ambrogi
Thomas Dickinson
Kern
Marvin Robert Saville
Rt. 5
Saville
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Andrew Todd
Siler
Pine Grove
Todd
Woltz
Jones Named To Virginia Safety Association Board
Forrest E. Jones, president of the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, was appointed to the Board of Directors of Virginia Safety Association Inc. He serves as Safety and Personnel director at Allegheny Freight Lines and received the appointment letter from Joseph Nichols. The board will meet September 8, 1972, in Richmond.
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Forrest E. Jones
Winchester - Frederick County
Virginia Saftey Association, Inc
Richmond
Front Royal Police Report Busy Week Summary
Front Royal officers logged 174 complaints in a week ending July 29. Sixteen people were summoned, six arrested, four cited and released. 26 charged overall including one assault and five other violations. Auto accidents caused $7,170 in damage. 11 incidents with one injury.
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Front Royal — Police
Dennis Thompson
Front Royal
Warren County
Winchester Jaycees to Attend State Board Meeting
Winchester Jaycees and their wives will attend the State Board Meeting of the Jaycees at Lake Wright from tomorrow through Sunday. Attendees include Ted Morgan and others with roles in community affairs and administration. Richard R. Clayton Jr. will be special guest from Abilene Texas as Virginia Jaycees focus on mental retardation programs.
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Winchester Jaycees
Jaycees
Lake Wright
Ted Morgan
Buddy Hutchens
Bobby Hedrick
Joe Malone
Ways and Means
Dickie Wisecarver
Dick Woodward
Hit the Center
Jim Sumption
Virginia Jaycee
Richard R. Clayton, Jr
United States Jaycees
Abilene
Tex
Virginia Jaycees
Wall Street gains as Vietnam peace rally enters third session
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.21 to 945.36 at 10:30 a.m. as the stock market advanced on the third day of a peace rally. Advances outpaced declines 2 to 1 on the NYSE with gains fueled by Kissinger Hanoi talks and improving quarterly earnings expectations.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Paris
Sun Shines Over Luzon Amid Flood Crisis
Sunshine returns to Luzon as floods recede in parts of Pampanga Pangasinan and Tarlac. Helicopters carry food and medicine while the death toll climbs to 356 with 119 towns inundated. American relief head Col Jerry King warns of desperation and looting amid continuing crisis. The Philippine Daily Express questions President Nixon’s aid offer and sovereignty concerns.
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Manila
Philippine
Luzon Island
Pampanga
Pangasinan
Tarlac
Luzon
Jerry M. King
Lehigh Acres
Fla
U.S. Army
King
Philippine Daily Express
Nixon
United States
2000 South Vietnamese Marines Assault Quang Tri
More than 2,000 South Vietnamese marines attacked the western half of Quang Tri City but met house to house fighting and heavy North Vietnamese artillery. American jets said they destroyed an ammunition depot near the town causing 300 plus secondary explosions and 14 fires. The Citadel remains under North Vietnamese control as the Marines shift to siege tactics to starve the enemy out.
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Saigon
Quang Tri City
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Quang Tri
U.S
Strasburg men returned to stand trial in Frederick County
Two Strasburg men, Jerry Lee Fisher and Ray Palmer both 20, were returned yesterday to Frederick County to face trial for the March 2 break in at the C and H Market. They were turned over by Moorefield authorities and are held in the Winchester Frederick County jail in lieu of $2000 each.
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Strasburg
Frederick County
C&h
Sheriff's Department
Jerry Lee Fisher
Ray Palmer
Lacy Anderson
Moorefield
W.va
Fisher
Palmer
Wardensville
Winchester-Frederick County
Methodist Men to Meet at Carpers Valley UMC
The Methodist Men of the North Frederick Charge will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Carper's Valley United Methodist Church.
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North Frederick
Carper’s Valley United Methodist Church
Weather Forecast Northern Valley and Virginia
Considerable cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s to around 70. Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. highs in the low to mid 80s. Extended outlook shows lingering showers and cooler highs in the upper 70s to low 80s through Monday. Official noon high today 78, low 67. rainfall 0.03 inches in past 24 hours.
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Virginia
Plains
Texas Coast
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
mid-Atlantic States
Answers Yield the Right of Way Silversmith Cat True
A compact item presents a sequence of terms and phrases including answers to questions, a yield instruction, a Silversmith reference, a Cat, and an uncle Remus mention, followed by numbers and a Kentucky county name. The fragment hints at a puzzle or glossary style entry with scattered clues.
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Remus
Kentucky
Clay
Assessed Values of Public Service Firms Jump in Va
The State Corporation Commission said Virginia public service corporations increased in assessed value by over 101 million to surpass 1.5 billion. Localities will collect about 50 million more in property taxes for 1972, with total taxes on all utilities rising to roughly 56.3 million. Virginia Electric & Power Co and Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co led gains, while Richmond, Norfolk, and Fairfax County posted the largest totals and Surry County showed the sharpest rise.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Lee B. Younger
Commission
Public Utilities Taxation Division
Virginia
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Norfolk
Fairfax County
Surry County
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