Obituary Notice of Russell Goble Sr of Baltimore
Russell Goble Sr born in Baltimore Maryland died yesterday at North Arundel Hospital. He married Marion Major on September 13 1919 in New York. Former resident of Stephenson Virginia survived by two daughters Alice E Blachet and Ilma C Sims and two sons Thur A Goble and Russell R Goble. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with calling hours at Jones Funeral Home.
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Russell Goble
Baltimore
North Arundel Hospital
Marion Major
New York State
Stephenson
Alice E. Blachet
Ilma C Sims
California
4Rthur A. Goble
Winchester
Russell R. Goble
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ethel E Kenny held in Winchester
Funeral today at Jones Funeral Home for Ethel E Kenny 85 of Stephen son who died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. John Sharf Williams of Romney WV dies after prolonged illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital aged 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel E. Kenny
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Daniel W. Stephens
Richard Breeden
C.J. Owens
Harry Benner
Edward Shirley
Blair Webber
Charles Webber
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Clarence F. Walker 59 Middletown Dies After Admission
Clarence F. Walker of Middletown died on arrival at Winchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. Born January 11 1909 he was the son of William David Walker and the late Elizabeth Belle Grove Walker. He was an American Viscose employee WWII veteran and Grace United Methodist Church member. Surviving are his widow Velma Wilson Walker a brother W Leon Walker and a sister Mrs Virginia Fisher. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Grace United Methodist Church Middletown, Rev Josiah A. Andrew officiating. Pallbearers are Raymond Bly Lester Miller David Wilson Romeo Stickley G Wilson Borden and Ainsworth Sperry. Burial will be Riverview Cemetery Strasburg. Body at Stover Funeral Home, at church one-half hour before service.
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John Sharf Williams
Romney
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Romeney
Samuel Holland
Harriett Taylor Williams
Romney Public
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Eastern Panhandle
New Century Hotel
Romney Credit Union
Clinton Lodge No. 86
St.Stephens Episcopal Church
Church School
Virginia Clendenning Williams
Stuart M
Los Angeles
Calif
Thomas C
Brussels
Belgium
Samuel J
University of Colorado
John S Fil
University of the Americas
New Mexico City
Mexico
Mrrs
Louise Fink
Ardmore
P.a
Dan and
Paul
Eugene
Baltimore
Combs Funeral Home
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
J.J. Ambler
E. Spencer Gilley
Indian Mound Cemetery
Clarence Frederick Walker
Middletown
William David Walker
Elizabeth Belle Grove Walker
Grace United Methodist Church of
Velma Wilson Walker
W. Leon Walker
Virginia Fisher
Leesburg
Fla
Grace United Methodist
Nixon Widens Path to Nomination After Long Roll Call
At the convention Nixon captured 692 votes on a seven hour roll call. Rockefeller Reagan Romney Rhodes and Hatfield were among hopefuls while states like New York California Ohio Michigan and New Jersey showed mixed backing. Nixon claimed the win would solidify party unity and favor the November election.
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MacGregor
Midwest
Nixon
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
Rockefeller
Reagan
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
George Romney
Michigan
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Romney
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
New York
California
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
NH. Nois
South
Far West
Confederacy
North Carolina
Arkansas
Planning Body Approves Shenandoah Brick Petition in Frederick County
The Frederick County Planning Commission approved with conditions the Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co petition to rezone about 203 acres east of 81 and north of Route 7 East from Residential and Agricultural to Industrial General. A final decision awaits Board of Supervisors action after another public hearing.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Shenandoah Brick & Tile Co
Rt. 7
James W. Galladay
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Goleladay
Warner Lane
Planning’ Commission
Wall Street gains on heavy trading as Dow climbs
The New York stock market rose in heavy trading with the Dow Jones industrial average gaining 1.63 to 878.55. Volume was boosted by large blocks and many issues posted fractional advances while several leaders showed gains including Jones & Laughlin Great Western Financial and Phillips Petroleum. Imperial Corp. of America led savings and loans higher as rates appeared to ease.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Great Western Financial
Cantee Corp
Phillips Petroleum
American Portland Cement
Imperial Corp. of America
Occidental Petroleum
American Telephone
American Portland Center
Rea
American Stock Exchange
Weather Summary for Virginia as Heat Builds This Week
Variable clouds and hot conditions across Virginia through Friday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers possible. Low temperatures range from 66 to 92 west and 70 to 76 east, with highs 90 to 96 on Friday. Recent rainfall totals and five year and long term averages are provided.
Trial Deferred as Juvenile Case Recessed for Lunch
The trial began with a debate over trying the defendant as a juvenile or adult. A 2 p.m. session followed a lunch recess. A motion to exclude the public due to juvenile status was sustained, and witnesses testified in chambers. Later, the judge ordered a continuance to September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simpson
Nixon Campaign Strength and Convention Atmosphere Report
The piece notes Nixon’s well organized effort at Miami Beach with a two year buildup and an estimated 712 votes including Hawaii. It contrasts Rockefeller’s costly bid and lost objective with past nominees and observes convention chaos, press reactions, and foreign correspondents’ curiosity. It mentions Ford, Reagan, Scranton, Kennedy, and Goldwater in historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Jack Kennedy
Goldwater
Scranton
Miami Beach
Hawaii
Miami
Chicago
Boat Towed to Safety Near Piney Point Maryland
A 26 foot converted Navy boat with 24 aboard including 20 young campers was towed to safety near Piney Point after a severe thunderstorm disabled its engine. Eight local boats aided the search. two counselors were saved from a sinking craft and all passengers were wet and exhausted but unharmed.
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Piney Point
Potomac River
Charles County
Camp St. Charles
Rock Point
Westmoreland Beach
Michael Holdner
Cobb Island
Penny Point Coast Guard
Virginia Delegates Split Between Nixon Rockefeller Choices
Virginia delegates at the Miami Beach caucus leaned toward Nixon or Rockefeller as the vice presidential choice. Wayne Lustig of Norfolk backed Rockefeller while Robert G. Doumar and Cynthia Newman supported Nixon and Rockefeller respectively, ending with a split stance as the convention moved toward Nixon’s likely first ballot victory. New York's geographic note followed, mentioning state ranks in land and forest areas.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Nixon
Miami Beach
Reagan
Virginia
Jack L. Middleton
Joel T. Broyhill
Arlington
Nancy
Deauville Hotel
Broyhill
Middleton
Wayne Lustig
Norfolk
Rockefeller
Robert G. Doumar
Cynthia Newman
Falls Church
Old Dominion
GOP
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Kenney Service
Ganges
Bay of Bengal
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
Encyclopaddia Britannica
Russell Goble, Sr
ENP Flowers
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Abel
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
OM Suneral Home
Loudoun Street
Neral
Vance of
ORDER
Chuck Roast
Valleydale
CALL
Fleet & Co., Inc
FE and Tin
Kent St
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Uni
West Coast
Clarence F. Walker
Wilson Drive
Seymour Barr
Shenandoah Brick & Tile
Frederick County
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co
Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Mines
Department of Conservation and Economic Dem
Ap‘jpraiser
J. Fred Larrick
Denny Cole
Shenandoah Brick and Tile
Barr
Cardinal Foods
Cole
Lee Place
San
Baker
Mississippi
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Des
W. Boscawen Amin
Eee
Wall Street
Winchester Skiel
Joseph Blalock
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Bruce M. Gray
Meredith W. Green
Simms Clark Liddon
University of Virginia
Gerald Ford
I. Q. Answers
Wagner
Abraham Lincoln
St. Lawrence
Bird
Helena
T. Roosevelt
Yes
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Dog
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