Obituary of Pamela Marie Combs One Year Old
Pamela Marie Combs of Rio West Virginia died Saturday at Medical College Hospital Richmond. She was born June 13 1966 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by Ernest and Doris Poling Combs a sister Tammy Jean maternal grandparents Ellis Poling and Mrs Grant Combs. Funeral 2 p m at Arkansas Lutheran Church Rio with Rev Richard Grance burial Arkansas Cemetery. Friends call Loy Funeral Home Wardensville. Body to church one hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Marie Combs
Ernest
Doris Poling Combs
Rio
W. Va
Medical College Hospital
Richmond
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Tammy Jean
Ellis Poling
Augusta
Grant Combs
Arkansas Lutheran Church
Richard Grance
Arkansas Cemetery
Elliott Service A funeral for Donald Elliott held in Winchester
A funeral service for Donald Elliott of Fremont Street will be conducted at Cartwright Funeral Home Wednesday at 1 PM by Rev Newton Turner. Born in Frederick County, he lived in Winchester. Survivors include daughter Joan Scarborough, three grandchildren, sister Madeline Alexandrew of Chicago, five brothers Paul and Stanley Elliott of Winchester Everett and Roland Myers of Ohio and Floyd Myers of York PA, plus other relatives. Burial is in Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 6 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ellott
Fremont St
Cartwright Funeral Home
Newton Turner
Elliott
Frederick County
Winchester
Joan Scarborough
Madeline Alexandrew
Chicago
Paul
Stanley Elliott
Everett
Roland Myers
Ohio
Floyd Myers
York, Penna
Middletown
Marlinspike Defined as Pointed Rope Tool
A marlinspike is a pointed iron tool used in slicing and separating strands of rope.
Kilgour family rites set for Purcellville clergyman
Henry Kilgour Sr 76 of Purcellville died after a long illness. Born June 9, 1891 in Washington state he was a retired Sherwin Williams sales rep and Episcopal member. Survived by Virginia Jordan Kilgour Priscilla Kilgour Pancoast Henry Kilgour Jr Jordan Kilgour J V Nichols Frank Kilgour eight grandchildren. Service 3 p.m. at Mt Calvary Episcopal Round Hill with burial Hillsboro. In lieu of flowers donations to St Peter Episcopal Church Purcellville. Body at Hall Funeral Home Purcellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bradley Kilgour, Sr
Purcellville
Mr. Kilgour
State of
Washington
Harry
Florence Leslie Kilgour
Episcopal Church
Sherwin- Williams Paint Company
Virginia Jordan Kilgour
Priscilla Kilgour
Pancoast
Berryville
Henry Bradley Kilgour, Jr
Jordan M. Kilgour
Round Hill
J. V. Nichols
Frank Kilgour
Catonsville
Mt Calvary Episcopal Church
Hillsboro
Hall Funeral Home
St. Peter Episcopal Church Building Fund of
Mack M Mauck Dies in Stephens City at 83
Mack Marcus Mauck 83 of Stephens City died yesterday at his son's home after a year of declining health. Born September 12, 1883, he was a retired worker from M. J. Grove Lime Co. and a Trinity Lutheran Church member. Surviving children include William, Mamie, Herbert, Elwood, Catherine, Charles, Perry, Lucy, and 21 grandchildren with 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Stephens City with burial at Riverview Cemetery, Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Marcus Mauck
Stephens City
Elwood Mauck
Mr. Mauck
Columbia Furnace
George
Maggie Brown Mauck
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Trinity Lutheran Church
Maude Shifflett Mauck
Trinity Lutheran
Humphrey Warns Law Loses Stabilizing Influence
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told the American Bar Association convention that the law is losing its stabilizing influence as it fails to guarantee equal rights and opportunity. He condemned riots and pledged that those who spark disorder will be prosecuted while linking urban unrest to poverty and perceived gaps between rich and poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Bar Association
Humphrey
Valley page schools set to open August 30
Valley Page County schools will open August 30 according to the calendar released yesterday. The first holiday is Labor Day and the first day will be full. Miss Warren County Fair beauty contest set for August 17 at the fairgrounds with entries via Mrs. Bobby North. Visitors to a Pacific Northwest lumber mill can see bark blasted off logs and veneer peeled with high pressure water and sharp saws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Page County
Warren Front Royal
Warren County
Bobby North
Pacific Northwest
H. Rap Brown calls on Negroes to arm at rally
H. Rap Brown urged armed self defense against a perceived white conspiracy, telling about 700 attendees in Queens to fund fighters and criticizing President Johnson. He linked Detroit Newark and Plainfield riots to revolution and attacked race riot investigations as antiblack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rap Brown
New York
H.rap Brown
Detroit
Newark
Plainfield
N.J
St. Albans
Queens
Brown
Lyndon ”. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Brain Teaser Answers Summary
A concise list of ten trivia answers: Northwestern South America. John Tyler with seven children from two wives. Reds and greens. four tastes sweet sour salt and bitter. Brutus. Plaster of Paris. Jerusalem. Eardrum. Thirteenth. Tungsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tyler
Brutus
Plaster of Paris
Jerusalem
Eardrum
Virginia Weather Forecast and Rainfall Totals Summary
Partly cloudy today in Virginia with highs in the 80s and a low in the 60s. Tuesday will be warmer with 84 to 90 degrees and variable cloudiness, south winds about 10 mph. A long term rainfall table shows August to date 1.42 and 1967 year to date 20.47 inches. Average monthly rainfall across 54 years ranged from 2.10 inches in February to 3.78 in July.
Wall Street Advances as Market Sees Broad Gains
The stock market rose in active trading with gains outnumbering losers two to one. Du Pont Goodrich IBM led point gains while Ling Temco Vought jumped over 13 points amid a tender offer for Great America Corp. Opening prices showed mixed moves across Braniff Litton Boeing ITT Martin Marietta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Goodrich
IBM
Ling Temco Vought
Great America Corp
Braniff Airways
Litton Industries
Boeing
International Telephone
Martin Marietta
General Telephone & Electronics
Scott Paper
American Standard
American Shipbuilding
Rayonier
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Curfew tight after riots as arrests surge nationwide
Police report 279 arrests from Saturday evening to early Sunday for curfew and drunkenness amid city clashes. Cambridge Maryland tallies $300000 in property damage from July rioting. In New York SNCC leader H Rap Brown calls for armed self defense as Mau Mau guard with machetes patrolled. State human rights chair Mangum warns violence may persist with Booth criticizing moderate blacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brier
Cambridge
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York
Brown
Mau Maus
Robert Mangum
State Commission On Human Rights
William Booth
New York City Commission On Human Rights
Mangum
Booth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pamela M. Combs
Loy
Wardensville
Elliott Service
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Mamie B. Sours
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John's Cemetery
THE
Our
Abc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Wayne B. Omps
Larry T. Omps
Richard A. Funk
Jack H. Geisel, Jr
Bruce C. Sheard
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plateau
Plains
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
mid-Atlantic
Henry Kilgour, Sr
Michael G. Tate
Cedar Grove
N.C
Roy Pate
Danville
Mildred Richardson
Hazel Rush
Mamie Belle Sours
Mountain Falls
Mt. Williams
Conrad J. Christianson, Jr
George [Hulver
Iva Miller
Harl Himelright
Ray Allamong
Carson Alamong
Tilden Hopkins
St. Johns Cemetery
Omps Fueral
Orvnce
Mack M. Mauck
ABA
Kylo
Tuy Hoa
South Vietnam
Eastland
Loroi Jones
NAACP
J-M
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Que Sehy
Crider & Shockey
Iready
South Ameri
Glidden
A Cassie
Sue Hae
N. Cameron St
Virginia
Wall Street
C.1. Brumback & Sons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!