Obituaries from Front Royal and surrounding areas
Funeral notices accompany obituaries for Harley Cheshire Sr. 78 of Front Royal, Blanche Kline 66 of Wardensville, Neva Adams 87 of Stephenson, Willie Armel 80 of Winchester, Alma Gardner of Capon Bridge, Victor Shade 34 of Inwood, John Coleman 84 of Berryville. Services conducted at Maddox, Baker United Methodist, Omps, Mt. Airy Baptist, with burials at Shenandoah Memorial Park, Baker Cemetery, Mount Hebron, Franklintown.
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Todd Kline
Blanche Estelle Kline
Wardensville
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kline
Cumberland, Md
George and
Sarah Ebersole True
Margel Taylor
Winchester
Alverta Lee
Baker
Dodd Kline
Floyd True
Charles True
Cumberland
Baker United Methodist Church
Baker Cemetery
Loy Funeral Home
Neva B. DeHaven Adams
Stephenson
Adams
Gainesboro
Benjamine F
Harriett Himelright DeHaven
Walter E. Adams
Mr. Armel
Frederick County
George
Elizabeth Trenary Armel
Chapman Motor Co
Corps of Engineers
Mosby Barracks
American Legion
Braddock Street
United Methodist Church
Macedonia United Methodist Church
Robert
Jeanne) Spaid
Georgia Gess
Mabel Lee Elliott
Omps Funeral
Edward Wilkins
James Boice
Mount Hebron
Alma Gardner
Alma Garnder
Whitacre
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W. V
Snowden Henry
Toby) Strother
E. Main St
Berryville
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Mr. Strother
Clarke County
Snowden
Rose Lanham
H.N. Ritter Company
Elizabeth Virginia Locke Strother
Ross Cooke
Thomas Au
Green Hill Cemetery
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Romney
Boston Tea Party Bridge Reignited In New England Victory
Two centuries after independence a New England bridge team repelled a British invasion at the table. The Britons reached four hearts but the New Englanders, led by a strategic negative takeout double, aimed for a six heart slam. Declarer’s precise ruffing and timing, plus careful control of diamonds and trumps, sealed the win in the endgame.
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U.S
New England
Boston
Canada
New England Bridge Stars
West
North
Alvin Roth
South
Stock Market Plunges in Four Year Slide
The Star Files reports a severe market drop this week rivaling 1962 Black Monday. Virginia prices rise with a $1.18 jump in the monthly cost of the market basket, the highest food level since 1954. Potomac Edison and other electric utilities celebrate nearing nationwide farm electrification. Clarke County sends 53 4-H Club campers to Powells Fort Valley camp.
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Virginia
Department of Labor and Industry
Potomac Edison System
Clarke County
Powells Fort Valley
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Rotary Club
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Lee-Jackson
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Home
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Front Royal
Art Guild of Winchester
Round Hill Community Center
Overeaters Anonymous
Benham Room
Handley Library
E.boscawen St
Recovery, Inc
George Washington
Berryville Tops
F & M Bank
Elks Club
Madison Lodge
IOOF
First United Methodist Church
Lee Jackson
Lee-Jackson Motor Inn
Best Western Motor Inn
Millwood Ave
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Fairfield Galleries
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