Obituary of Annie M Jennings 87 Wardensville WV
Annie Mangsline Jennings 87 of Wardensville West Virginia died yesterday at Nella Nursing Home Elkins West Virginia She was born November 13 1884 in Hardy County to John and Elizabeth Williams Jennings She is survived by daughter Bertha Tharp Wardensville brother Thomas Jennings Wardensville sister Rose Miller Wardensville 13 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren A funeral service is Sunday at 2 PM at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville Rev T J Keegan. Burial will follow in Wardensville Cemetery Friends may call after 7 PM today at the funeral home.
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Annie Mangsline Jennings
Wardensville
W. Va
Nella
Elkins
W.va
Miss Jennings
Hardy County
John and
Elizabeth Williams Jennings
Bertha Tharp
Thomas Jennings
Rose Miller
Loy Funeral Home
T. J. Keegan
Funeral
Car Stripped Of $500 Worth Of Parts
A 1957 Chevy left for repair on Commercial Street was stripped of about 500 in parts. The car owned by John Holliday was found at 7 am by Alfred Carter on Winchester Fruit Packing Co. property. Officer Jolley said the steering wheel transmission intake manifold and gauges were taken and the vehicle was likely pushed from the Poe lot as police continue the investigation.
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Poe Oldsmobile
Commercial Street
Preston Jolley
John Holliday
Wolfe St
Alfred Carter
Winchester Fruit Packing Co
Jolley
Poe
Second Accident Victim L. L. Tharp Dies in Martinsburg
Leonard Lee Tharp fifty of Route 1 Bunker Hill West Virginia died yesterday at City Hospital Martinsburg from injuries in an automobile crash on Interstate 81 near Spring Mills Monday evening. Roy A. Swartz of Inwood also died. Tharp married to Dorothy Davis Tharp survived by daughter Ruby Ann and grandchildren Susan Ann and John Michael Sauders, brother Elwood. Funeral at Mountain View Church of the Brethren east of Inwood Monday at 3 p.m. burial at Pleasant View Memory Gardens. The body will be taken to the church at 12:30 p.m. Monday. family to receive friends at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Sunday and tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m.
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Rt. 1
Bunker Hill
W.va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Spring Mills
Roy A. Swartz
Inwood
Mr. Tharp
Berkeley County
Ernest and
Bertha Bennett Tharp
Burches Manufacturing Co
Summit Point
Mountain View
Ohio
Mountain View Church
Wall Street edges up as investors weigh weekly lull
The Dow at 953.19 up 0.30 as 467 stocks rose and 281 fell on the NYSE amid 1,077 issues traded. Airline stocks rally on fare hike rumors with Eastern up 4 to 28 percent and UAL to 40 percent, while Occidental and Pitney-Bowes held steady after mixed earnings.
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American Motors
Litton Industries
Farah
Pitney-Bowes
Martinsburg Hangar Visit Spurs Scout Ticket Exchange
William Campbell district ticket sales chairman hands out tickets to Kan Marquess of Scout Troop 45 Winchester during a Martinsburg hangar event.
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William Campbell
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Winchester
Warren County School Board Reports Nearing Renovation Finish
FRONT ROYAL The Warren County School Board met to discuss a 17 item agenda. Superintendent D A Norton announced the E Wilson Morrison Elementary renovation is nearly complete with only two upstairs classrooms unfinished. Downstairs work on the auditorium and cafeteria continues but will finish before the new school opening.
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Front Royal
Warren County School Board
Criser Rd
D.A. Norton
E. Wilson Morrison
Norton
Virginia budgets show large reversions and rising welfare costs
Virginia officials highlighted $34 million in reversions and about $13.4 million for sum sufficient programs, including local welfare reimbursements. An extra $12 million was needed in 1971-72 to cover rising costs. Craigie credited agency heads and the governor's office for controlled spending and predicted potential revenue sharing legislation could bring $109.7 million to Virginia and its localities.
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Governor’s Office
Budget Office
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Virginia
Congress
Senate
Middletown Okays 14700 Grant for Sewer Project
Mayor Neil Stallings announced the State Water Control Board approved a 14700 grant to finish Middletown's second sewage treatment lagoon. Richmond firm consultant E F Massie Jr. was hired, while council discussed water sewer hookup rules and traffic safety upgrades.
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Neil Stallings
State Water Control Board
Stallings
E.F. Massie Jr
Richmond
R. Stuart Bower and Assoc
McGovern Seeks Unity With Democrats in New England Swing
McGovern notes a peace yearning among workers in Manchester and Hartford and warns of unemployment and tax reform as his New England trip unfolds. A Providence reception is poorly attended as Muskie supporters McGarry and Doorley stay distant, while McGovern calls for a merger of party regulars with his campaign to defeat Nixon.
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N.H
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Nixon
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Washington
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Richard Nixon
Shed Fire Probed by City Firemen
City firemen investigated a 6:45 p.m. blaze yesterday at 106 W North St that confined to a shed in the rear of the dwelling. A mattress and other cast-off items burned. Firemen also responded to a car fire at Piccadilly and Washington Streets where a radiator hose had burst and no fire occurred.
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Piccadilly
Washington Streets
Cincinnati Rail Service Faces Possible Elimination
Amtrak may drop Cincinnati Washington to Chicago route if losses continue. Public information director Jim Bryant notes the service has lost 2 million since 1971, with 1.2 million in 1971 and 800 thousand from January to April this year.
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Winchester Grand Jury Indicts Four Men Today
A Winchester Corporation Court grand jury indicted four men. William Roosevelt Wines 31 of Berryville faces arson charges tied to a July 9 home fire at 20 22 Kent St occupied by Clyde Hagans. James Mitchell Jenkins 31 of Berryville also faces arson charges. Keith Carl Brooks 19 of Berryville is indicted for the June 17 theft of a 1966 Chevrolet owned by Clyde Melester. Lionel W Wilfong is indicted for forgery and utterance of a $275 check on July 18. A capias is issued.
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William Roosevelt Wines
Rt. 2
Berryville
Winchester
Virginia Grant
Kent St
Clyde Hagans
James Mitchell Jenkins
Buckmarsh St
Carl Brooks
Loudoun St
Clyde Melester
Lional W. Wilfong
Weather forecast for Northern Valley and long-term rainfall
Fair tonight with lows in the 60s and 80s in the day. Saturday partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 80s and more humidity. Extended outlook shows continued warm, humid conditions with chances of afternoon thundershowers Sunday through Tuesday and daytime highs mid 80s to around 90. Overnight lows in the 60s to near 70. No rainfall today. August total 2.42 inches. five-year monthly rainfall averages listed.
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Northern Valley Fair
Virginia Fair
Seven Handguns Stolen From Hardy Home
Seven handguns valued at 525 dollars were stolen from the Ralph L. Hardy residence at 419 N. Loudoun St. yesterday around 11 a.m. Police received the report at 5:30 p.m. A male juvenile, 14, was later found with two matching handguns in Martinsburg by state police. Investigation continues.
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Ralph L. Hardy
Loudoun St
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Hardy
Premature Bomb Blast Kills Three in Belfast and Londonderry
A bomb believed aimed at a British army post exploded early in Belfast killing two suspected terrorists and a girl. Simultaneous blasts hit two Londonderry supermarkets. Eight bystanders were injured as soldiers helped, and youths stoned the troops. An army officer said it appeared the mission went wrong.
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North Howard Street
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Sheandoah Shores Firemen to Meet in Front Royal
The Shenandoah Shores Volunteer Fire Company will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the fire hall. Guest speaker Dan Beard will discuss drugs and tactics and take questions. The talk is part of the First Aid Course taught by Richard Farrell and is open to the public.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah Shores Volunteer Fire Company
Dan Beard
Richard Farrell
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