Obituaries for Leola Lupton and Margaret Hardy
Two funeral notices from Winchester list Leola Virginia Lupton 94 of 413 Gray Ave who died yesterday and will be buried at Mount Hebron. pallbearers named. Also Margaret Baynes Hardy 85 of Harrisonburg died at DeJarnett Sanitarium near Staunton, a Cornell educated educator founder of AAUW and LWV, with graveside service in Mount Hebron tomorrow.
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Leola
Virginia Lupton
Gray Ave
Ritter Convalescent Home
Jones Funeral Home
William E. Eisenberg
G. Miller
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
F. Eugene Clem
John F. Kline
Eugene 8
Lupton
Verlin H. Smalts
Ralph. E. White
Margaret Hardy
Margaret Baynes Hardy
Harrisonburg
Helen Hardy Wright
DeJarnett
Saunton
Miss Hardy
Winchester
William Henry
Mary Elizabeth Hardy
Wilson Normal School
Washington
Cornell University
Mrs Mollie Moomaw 79 dies at Winchester Memorial
Mrs Mollie C Moomaw 79 of Route 1 Stephenson died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born March 18 1888 in Liberty Furnace she was the daughter of Thomas and Catherine Funkhouser Line. Survived by son Troy three daughters Joy Vincent Gladys Hess Billie Eckard one sister Verne Sager four grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 4 p m at Christ Reformed Church Conicville with pallbearers Lester Phil Moomaw Delbert Funkhouser Jesse Whitacre John P Jones Jr Norvel Jones. Burial Conicville Cemetery. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock taken to church one hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hardy
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Epworth Methodist Church
Ralph L. Hardy
Winchester
Harry Hardy
Boston
Mass
Robert Eyres
Philadelphia
Wright
Robert Noerr
Stanford, Conn
Mount Hebron
Henry S. Amidon
William Mengebier
Mollie C. Moomaw
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Moomaw
Liberty Furnace
Thomas and
Catherine Funkhouser
Joseph F. Moomaw
Troy Moomaw
Joy Vincent
Morgantown
W. Va
Gladys Hess
Billie Eckard
Bethesda
Vernie Sager
Rio
Christ Reformed Church
Conicville
Lester
Phil Moomaw
Delbert Funkhouser
Jesse Whitacre
John P. Jones, Jr
Norvel Jones
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Mr. Shanholtzer
William
Sarah Arnold Shanholtzer
Martha Topper Shanholtzer
Lester Shanholtzer
Baltimore
Charles Shanholtzer
Chevy Chase
George Shanholtzer, Jr
Washington
Kenneth Shanholtzer
Reader
W.va
James Shanholtzer
Mellon Parks
N.J
Reginald and
Richard Shanholtzer
Denver
Colo
Johnny Shaneholtzer
Alexandria
Gladys, Butler
Wheeling
Norma March
Burtonsville
Eileene Athey
Loretta Spicer
Augusta
Donna Lockhart
Front Royal
Dawson Shanholtzer
Mommence
Sarah Arnold
Flames Devour House Near Burnt Factory
An unoccupied two story house near Burnt Factory Church burned to the ground last night. Firemen said the Jenskins Estate property was fully involved and collapsing upon arrival. Neighbors reported the blaze at 10 45 p m and wires in the area burned blocking the call. Frederick County Sheriff’s office investigates cause.
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Burnt Factory Church
Jenskins
Clearbrook
Shawnee
Winchester Democrats Endorse Largent for Delegate Seat
The Winchester City Democratic Committee endorsed Flournoy Largent Jr. for the Virginia House of Delegates from the 24th District. The resolution lauds his ability and integrity and urges District voters to support him in the November 7, 1967 election, facing Republican candidate H Delmer Robinson Jr. in a seat vacated by Speaker Blackburn Moore.
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Winchester City
F. L. Largent, Jr
House of Delegates
Democratic Committee
Winchester
Virginia
Flournoy L
Jim’’ Largent, Jr
Virginia House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
Largent
H. Delmer Robinson, Jr
Blackburn Moore
Richard N Butts obituary notice from Martinsburg area
Richard N. Butts 67 of Hedgesville W V died yesterday in Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg after three years illness. He was born Sept 27 1899 in Berkeley County son of Charles R and Mary Isabelle Bowers Butts. He worked for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg shop until 1962 retirement. Survived by widow Blanche Montgomery Butts two daughters Dora Lee Grimes Clear Brook and Julia M Lucas Hedgesville four sons David R Beach Island SC William D Martinsburg Charles J Mechanicsburg PA Boyd S Hedgesville 17 grandchildren two sisters Lena Secrist Darkesville and Frances Barrett Martinsburg two Ege one C and William D Butts Martinsburg and many nieces and nephews. Ducted Sunday at 2 pm at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Rev David G Hul lin. Burial Pleasant View Memory Gardens Martinsburg. Tomorrow evening 7 to 9 oclock.
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Richard Newton
Dick) Butts
Hedgesville
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Mr. Butts
Berkeley County
Charles R
Mary Isabelle Bowers Butts
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Blanche Montgomery Butts
George
Dora) Lee Grimes
Clearbrook
Julia M, Lucas
David R, Butts
Beach Island
S.C
William D, Butts
Charles J, Butts
Mechanicsburg
Boyd S, Butts
Lena Secrist
Darkesville
Frances Barrett
Ege
William D. Butts
Brown
David G. Hullin
Orchids carried by Samurai as homesickness remedy
Orchids were carried on journeys by Samurai warriors and Japanese feudal lords as a remedy for homesickness.
Air Force raids hit Kep and Thai Nguyen rail yards in North Vietnam
Air Force Thunderchief pilots attacked Kep rail yards 38 miles northeast of Hanoi and Thai Nguyen 35 miles north. They reported destroying 15 boxcars and damaging rolling stock at Kep while Thai Nguyen saw heavy damage to the yard’s northwest section. Over the North pilots faced heavy antiaircraft fire as losses rose.
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Kep
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
Thailand
Air Force
U.S
South Vietnam
North
South
Free Viet Elections In Doubt
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy warned of mounting evidence that South Vietnam's military regime interferes with free presidential elections. Sen. Javits urged disengagement and for an elected government to take charge of security. The debate framed the $70 billion defense bill as action looms next week.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
New York Democrat
New York
Jacob K. Javits
United States
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Kennedy
Javits
de Case
Senate
Stock Exchanges Extend Shortened Trading Hours
New York and American stock exchanges will keep 2 p.m. closing for another week to clear a paperwork logjam from record volume. Regular hours will resume Monday August 21 after a temporary shift begun Tuesday. Settlement schedules will also be altered to double daily settlements next week and the following week. The Rhode Island State House in Providence features white Georgia marble and a large marble dome.
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New York
New York and
American Stock Exchanges
State House
Providence
R.I
Georgia
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Outlook
Forecast for Virginia shows variable cloudiness with tonight lows from 54 to 62 degrees. Saturday and Sunday outlooks are partly cloudy and cool with north to northwest winds around 10 mph. The five day trend through Wednesday expects below normal temperatures with upper 70s to low 80s by day and upper 50s to low 60s by night, mountain areas cooler. Showers are possible Tuesday and Wednesday totaling about a quarter to three quarters of an inch near the coast.
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South Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Rainfall figures show yearly totals and averages
Rainfall data cover the 24 hours to 8:30 a.m. today with August total 1.82 and 1967 total 20.47. Five year January–December totals are listed from 1962 to 1966, and long term monthly averages over 54 years are presented for each month from January to December.
Wall Street Opens Mixed In Shortened Friday Session
The New York market opened mixed and edged lower on the first hour of trading in a four hour abbreviated session. Airlines were active with United up slightly while steels were broadly flat and Sharon Steel rose nearly three points. Ford GM climbs a fraction as Chrysler and American Motors dip and Mississippi River Corp leads early activity.
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New York
United
Sharon Steel
Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Mississippi River Corp
Hospital hotline for patients draws few calls
Washington Hospital Center launched a 24 hour direct line from patients to top administrators for complaints. After a two month trial only two to three calls daily come from more than 800 patients, with egg shortage complaints among the few noted incidents.
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Washington
Washington Hospital Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Lupton Service
Strother Adams
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Street
Bernard Groves
Tan Thes
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mrs
Joseph Moomaw
H. W. Ebert
Buick
H.W. Ebert
U.S. Weather Bureau
G. W. Shanholtzer
George William Shanholtzer
Hampshire County Memorial Hospital
Romney
Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Harold Senseney
Euclid Ave
William Gochenour
Cougars
GW Motors
Richard N. Butts
Pleasant View
Memory Gardens
Shetland
Queen Victoria
American Society of Authors, Composures, and Publishers
Astone
Crimean
the Pentateuch
Piccolo
English Channel Islands
Lewisburg
Ronceverte
West Virginia
Wall Street
Charles Brooks
Glidden
SAI
N. Cameron St
New Holland
New Holland Lupton Equipment Company, Inc
Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
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