Obituaries list multiple services and survivors from region
Obituary notices summarize deaths of Blanche A. Lages and others across Martinsburg, Front Royal, and surrounding towns. Services are noted at Jones Maddox Loy Brown Santmyers and other area funeral homes with burial planned in Culpeper Memorial Gardens, Rosedale, Shenandoah Memorial Park, and local church cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings.
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Blanche A. Lages
Harvard Drive
Jones Funeral Home
Santmyers
Alma Beatrice Dunlap
Rt. 4
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Maddox Funeral Home
Bruce Stevens
Potomac Memorial Gardens
Keyser
W. Va
Elwood Sine
Norma Jane Sine
Morgantown
Sine
Martinsburg
Hattie Day Gray
W. V2
Harry Day
Cheetalake Jr. High School
Highland United Methodist Church
Moose and Elks Clubs
Debbie Sine
Roger
Bobby
Richard Sine
Nina Bell
Los Angeles
Calif
Estelle Steptie
Murray, Ky
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Winchester
Roger Balcom
Wolfe service for Bernice Wolfe
Funeral for Bernice Wolfe 82 of 104 Richards Ave. died Tuesday in a local nursing home. Service set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge Rev. Paul N. Marsteller. Pallbearers Merrell Mantz Clint Brooks Charles Hrold Linden Roy Orndorff. Burial Timber Ridge Cemetery Highview. DIES Nicholas Monsparrat 69 author of The Cruel Sea and other sea books died Wednesday in London.
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Whitacre
William Franklin
Frank) Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Town
Brown Funeral Home
Richard Chambers
John Tracey
Rosedale
Nancy
Nannie
Nicholas Monsparrat
London
Sulphlex could halt asphalt era with sulfur substitute
The Federal Highway Administration touts Sulphlex as a cheaper, more plentiful asphalt substitute containing up to 80 percent sulfur additives. Developed by Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, it aims to ease expected petroleum shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Highway Administration
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Texas
Navy orders force clear three mile limit worldwide
The Navy will take steps to ensure nations understand the United States does not recognize waters beyond three miles. Administration sources say the policy follows a White House decision to assert rights diplomatically and factually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
United States
White House
State Department
Washington
U.S
John Garrett Penn
Portsmouth
James B. Dougherty
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Ronald Gluck
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