Deaths and Funerals in Miller Nursing and Mount Hebron Cemetery
Miss Hanora Boyle 80 of Nain died Tuesday, former Pittsburgh resident born December 23 1882. Edwin A Stickley Oren D Snapp J Herbert to lie in state at Jones Funeral Home with service at Mount Hebron Cemetery officiated by Rev J P Blankenship. Relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home until service time.
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Jones
W. G. Fletcher
Edwin A. Stickley
Oren D. Snapp
Snapp
J. Herbert
Mount Ae
Jones Funeral
Hanora Boyle
Nain
Hillcrest
Daniel Carey Kings Dean
Daniel Carey Kings Dean was a member of the M. E. Methodist Church of Middleway.
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The
M. E. Methodist Church of
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Funeral Services for Martha Ellen Newell Snapp
Funeral services for Martha Ellen Newell Snapp are set for Saturday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Martha Ellen Newell ‘Snapp
Jones. Funeral Home
Harrisburg Man Dies. Rites Set At Winchester
Harrisburg. He was the husband of the former Miss Helen Buckley of this city and a member of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. Surviving with Mrs. Turner are two sisters, Mrs. Frank E. Miner and Mrs. E. Knight Attkinson. A graveside service will be conducted tomorrow at 1 p.m. by Rev. John A. Baden at Mount Hebron Cemetery, Winchester. The body is at Kurtz Funeral Home, 21 S. Loudoun St.
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Helen Buckley
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Turner
Frank E. Miner
Hartfield
E. Knight Attkinson
Richmond
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Mount Hebron
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Kurtz Funeral Home
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Mt Jackson group elects temporary officers
The Mt Jackson organization elected temporary officers last night. Richard Sigler was named vice president and Mrs. Everly Dart was chosen secretary. Meetings will be at 7 30 p m in winter and 8 p m in July and August rescue will be conducted permanent officers to be installed at the January 1984 meeting.
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MT. Jackson
Richard Sigler
Everly Dart
Curfew Ordinance Committee Delays Final Report
In Front Royal the Curfew Ordinance Committee meets Sunday at 8 30 p m to hear two sub committees. Preliminary reports were given last Saturday and an overall recommendation is expected after Sundays report. The committee is to report to the town council in September. In Staunton public schools open next Thursday for a half day with cafeterias operating Friday. First graders attend half days next Wednesday and Thursday.
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Staunton
Apparent Low Bid For Harrisonburg East Sewer Trunk
The Howard Construction Co of Greensboro NC submitted the apparent lowest bid of 502 020 for building Harrisonburg's eastern sewer trunk line from areas north of East Market Street to the Stone Spring disposal plant.
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Howard Construction Co
Greensboro
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E. Market St
Stone Spring
Str Sues Spectator For 85000 In Damages
Mrs. Ann Spiggle, wife of Dr. C. F. Spiggle, sues an unnamed spectator for 85000 claiming negligence after an extremely large man fell on her at a Duke Notre Dame football game. She was seated during halftime and alleges the man was under the influence and fell without notice or warning.
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Beret Taal
Spiggle
Harris
Duke
Johnston, influential business leader, dies at 66
John H Johnston former head of the Motion Picture Association and longtime advocate for free enterprise dies after a career spanning leadership roles in the Chamber of Commerce and several federal and international posts. Survived by Ina Harriet Hughes and two daughters. Memorial services Monday at St Johns Episcopal Church. Burial in Spokane.
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West
Motion ‘Picture Association
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Spokane
Wash
City Manager Woodyard to Present Bids Tuesday Night
City Manager W. A. Woodward plans to present bids for the project to the City Council Tuesday night after reviews. Six other firms submitted bids on the project.
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Hollywood Stars Accused of Rabble-Rousing Tactics
Gadsden Alabama Mayor Leslie Gilliland accused four visiting movie stars led by Paul Newman and Marlon Brando of rabble-rousing in the city s racial tensions. Brando and Franciosa denied planned trouble and pledged to return to aid the Negro community while critics branded the trip as publicity ploys during protests against segregation.
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Gadsden
Ala
Leslie Gilliland
Paul Newman
Marlon Brando
Surry County Debates White Public School Fate
Surry County officials meet amid integration pressure as 431 white students lined up for private segregated classes next term. Seven Negroes were moved to Surry Consolidated, and teachers seek early release to join the private system.
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Surry
Aera Consolidated School
Spoksman
Surry County Educationales
Franz von Schilling Jr
Surry Consolidated
M. B. Joyner
Joyner
School Foundation
Ane
Denmn
Don McNeill to Broadcast From West Virginia
The Don McNeill Breakfast Club will originate from the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs during the week of September 9. The five hour broadcasts on the ABC network were arranged by the State Commerce Department, the State Centennial Commission, and the hotel.
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W. Va
Don McNeill
Greenbrier
American Broadcasting Co
State Commerce Department
State Centennial Commission
Weather outlook for Virginia with scattered showers
The forecast shows a fair night with lows around 62 to 66. Saturday to Sunday looks warm with above normal temperatures, then a cooler stretch early next week. Showers are possible Monday or Tuesday, averaging about one inch.
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Grose
Rainfall totals and averages with scattered notes
Rainfall data shows none in the last 24 hours at 8:30 a.m. today. August rainfall to date stands at 2.21 inches for 1963 with year-to-date 22.02 inches and a 50 year average of 36.91 inches. Monthly figures mix with errors but list January 2.40, February 2.13, May 3.83 and other values. A stray line mentions fruit fillings for milk and unrelated items follow.
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Yosmay
Dee
University of Richmond restricts faculty from seeking public office
The University of Richmond changed policy to state it is not in the best interest for faculty members to offer themselves for elective political office. The rule applies to two city council members who also teach at the university, E. Elwood Ford of the business school and J. Westwood Smithers of the law school.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Theve
E. Elwood Ford
School of Business Administration
J. Westwood Smithers
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