Obituaries list five residents of Winchester and surrounding areas
Five obituaries outline deaths in Winchester and nearby towns. Frank M. Adams aged 65 of 1327 Valley Ave. was a WWII veteran and VFW member with service at Mount Hebron Cemetery. William Estes Davis 61, of 213 Malden Dr., a Time DC driver and Teamsters Local 539 member, will be buried in Rich Valley Cemetery. Robert T. Malcolm 54 of Paw Paw WV, WWII veteran, Woodrow Church member, burial at Woodrow Cemetery. Frances L. Wilson 48 of 97 Anderson Ave., Jewel Box worker, Church of Christ member, funeral at Jones Funeral Home with Shenandoah Memorial Park burial. Additional notices list services and burial details for other local residents.
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Frank M. Adams
Valley Ave
Mr. Adams
Stephens City
Roy M
Dorthier Walters Adams
Buckley-Lages
W.W. II
Veteran of Foreign War Post
Alfred E. (Anna) Shryock
A. R
Frances
Jones Funeral Home
William E. Davis
William Estes
Bill) Davis
Malden Dr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Davis
Bluefield
W. Va
John E
Minnie Roberts Davis
Saltville
First United Methodist Church of
Bristol, Tenn
Time
Henderson Funeral Home
Rich Valley Cemetery
Heart Fund
Robert T. Malcolm
Paw Paw
Mr. Malcolm
Bertha Kane Malcolm
William Malcolm
Western Maryland Railroad
Woodrow Union Church
Analea P. Malcolm
R. Thomas Malcolm Jr
Winchester
Don Malcolm
Bonnie Weizner
Manassas
Jody
Lisa Malcolm
Henry D. Malcolm
Torrance
Calif
Paul Malcolm
Fort Ashby
Donald Malcolm
Akron
Ohio
Mabel Bloom
Martin Rudolph
Robert Sharp
Oliver Cartwright
Woodrow Cemetery
McKee Funeral Home
Augusta
Frances L. Wilson
Frances Lucille Wilson
Anderson Ave
Wilson
Martinsburg
W.va
Ethel V. Palmer DeHven
Ephriam T. DeHaven
Diehl Wilson
Jewel Box
Valley Avenue Church of Christ
Diehl Wilson Jr
Larry Fellers
Frederick County
Lynne Wilson
Beverley Hedges
Hedgesville
Debbie Wilson
Helen Dunham
Betty Wilson
James H. DeHaven
Esther White
Gene DeHaven
Ruth McKinney
Glengary
Greeks Seized U.S. Ammo During Cyprus Crisis
Greek military authorities seized several million dollars in American ammunition during the Cyprus crisis last summer stored at Souda Bay Crete. The loss, described as minor, is being repaid in cash or kind as Greece contemplates arms embargo politics with Turkey and the Cyprus dispute.
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Athens
Cyprus
Congress
Turkey
Greece
Ankara
Caesar
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Souda Bay
Crete
NATO
Makarios
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Nathan Williamson
Richie L. Bockey
John W. Reid
Robert W. Keckley
Charles E. Bockey Jr
Bobby J. Tucker
Charles C. McFarland
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral
U.S
Steven V. Roberts
N.Y. Times News Service
Seve
Giant Shoe Mart
Ward Plaza
Little Boys
U-sha
PRIC
Berryville Ave
MOBEL
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