Mrs Mary Lees Hardy Noerr obituary from Stanford Conn
Mrs Mary Lees Hardy Noerr of Stanford Connecticut died Friday at her home. She was born in Winchester to William G Hardy and Ida May Strosnider Hardy and attended Winchester High School and Madison College Harrisonburg. Survived by husband Robert Noerr sister Helen Hardy Wright daughter in law Bonnie Noerr grandson Karl Samuel Noerr two nieces James A Leach UT Virginia Beach and Charles O Swanson Hawaii. Son Karl Noerr preceded her in death less than a year ago. Graveside service held in Stanford Saturday.
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Mary Lees Hardy Noerr
Stanford
Karl Samuel Noerr
James A. Leach
Virginia Beach
Charles O. Swanson
Hawaii
Karl Noerr
L. Florence Heishman
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Heishman
Perry
James and
Mary Heishman Ryan
Ephraim Heishman
Crest Hill Mennonite Church
Rodney Heishman
Martinsburg
Thomas Heishman
Broadway
Virginia Brill
Lena Funkhouser
Inwood
A. T. Rollins
J. Ward Shanks
Loy Funeral Home
Death notices and funeral services for multiple local residents
Funeral services were held for John Singleton Livengood of Berryville at John H. Enders Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. L. Florence Heishman of Wardensville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. services planned at Wardensville and burial there. Lester H. Burkhart of Relief died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. funeral at Jones Funeral Home, burial at Mount Hebron. Dorothy Stumph Lonas of Winchester died in a local nursing home. service held at Omps Funeral Home.
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John Singleton Livengood
Berryville
John H. Enders
A. F. McClung
Richard L. Duvall
Thomas S. Duvall
Roy C. Hockman
Robert Scot Hockman
Michael A. Hart
Robert W. Smith
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Lester H. Burkhart
Relief
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Josiah A. Andrews
Mr. Burkhart
Mt. Williams
Jonas and
Bernice Robinson Burkhart
Audrey H. Swartz
Hagerstown
Dorothy Stumph Lonas
Amherst St
Omps
John A. Baden
J. Thomas Boyd
J. Barr
G. F. Dove
H.paul Rhodes
Jack Cleveland
Alvin Johnson
Round Hill Firemen Plan Fund Drive
Round Hill Community Fire Company announces its annual fund drive starts Saturday at 1 30 p m in Shawneeland. At August meeting the Membership Committee reported 294 members on the rolls. The chief said two fire calls were answered in the month and the yard party auction carnival grossed 11828 57 dollars.
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Round Hill
Judge Asked to Free Man Given Life Term When 16
Attorneys pressed federal judge in Richmond to free Thomas C. Wansley, convicted in 1963 of rapes and sentenced to life, arguing pretrial publicity and bias tainted his trials. Prosecutors defended proceedings, noting no proven prejudice. Merhige expects weeks before ruling.
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Richmond (Ap
William Kunstler
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Thomas C. Wansley
Lynchburg
Wansley
Virginia Supreme Court
Japan
U. S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Kuntsler
Philip J. Hirschkop
Alexandria
Kunstler
American Civil Liberties Union
Hirschkop
Danville
Virginia Beach Faces Water Supply Challenge Amid Moratorium
Virginia Beach relies on Norfolk for 14 million gallons daily water. Norfolk imposes moratorium on new connections from Sept. 14 to force a long term contract or merger. Wells and groundwater are explored but not seen as long term solutions. treatment needed for iron and chemicals.
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Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Norfolk City Council
G. Robert House Jr
Roger M. Scott
Wells
House
Scott
Robin Garfield
Barfield
Strip Mine Operations Cleared in Flood Slides
DNR findings show active strip mines did not cause 18 major slides during heavy rain in Mingo County. Of 18 slides, 14 in Gilbert Creek had no relation to surface mining. four tied to inactive mines predating 1963 and 1969. Heavy rainfall damaged four counties. investigation continues and future permit decisions will rely on final data.
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Charleston
W. Va
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Mingo County
Ira Latimer
Gilbert Creek
Latimer
Mingo
Logan
McDowell
Raleigh
Citizens Commission
Buffalo Creek
Arch Moore
Gulf General to Build $20 Million Plant in Franklin County
Gulf General Atomic Co will locate a $20 million plant near Youngsville, 25 miles north of Raleigh, to produce carbon coated fuels for utilities using atomic energy. The project will employ about 1,200 people, with potential expansion to $80 million investment and 4,000 jobs in a decade. Governor Bob Scott says the plant will meet current environmental standards, be clean and quiet, and use only small naturally occurring radioactivity. stringent safety precautions will protect workers and the community.
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Raleigh, N.C
Gulf General Atomic Co
Franklin County
Bob Scott
Youngsville
Raleigh
Atomic Energy
Scott
Gulf General
Powhatan School Plans Opening September 7
Powhatan School in Boyce announces its 24th year with registration from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday September 7. First day of classes is Friday September 8 with opening bell at 8 40 a.m. Enrollments expected at 120 students in grades 1-8 from Virginia and West Virginia counties.
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Powhatan School
Boyce
Powhatan
Donald E.W. Niemann
Winchester
Clarke, Fauquier
Frederick, Rappahannock
Warren
Virginia
Berkeley and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Niemann
Thomas D. Ambrose
Holland B. Clark
Paula Myer
Jury called for tomorrow at Winchester Corporation Court
Twenty persons are summoned to report tomorrow at 9 30 a m to Winchester Corporation Court for jury duty. The list includes Evelyn B Masters Virginia C Anderson George W Jones Robert Edwards Marvin E Gore Jr Helen G Buncutter Elsie L McKee Louise L Reid Donald W Stewart Louis H Renner John K Carr Mary Laws Robert D Grove Jean D Baden W Woodhull Baker Jr Fred H Scott Frances D Smith Beverly M Beaver Pearl L Ebert and Charles H Lyles.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Evelyn B. Masters
Virginia C Anderson
George W. Jones
Robert Edwards
Marvin E Gore, Jr
Helen G. Buncutter
Elsie L. McKee
Louise L. Reid
Donald W. Stewart
Louis H. Renner
John K. Carr
Mary Laws
Robert D. Grove
Jean D. Baden
W. Woodhull Baker, Jr
Fred H. Scott
Frances D. Smith
Rotary engine stirs market. Dow dips amid high rates
Wall Street moved on snippets of action as the Dow Jones average declined 0.75 to 956.20 while shares generally drifted lower under higher interest rates. General Motors eyed a Wankel engine option within two years as Curtiss-Wright faced delays from a surge in orders.
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New York
Robert Stovall
Reynolds Securities
Bank of America and
Manufacturers
Hanover Trust
General Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Gleason Works
Wankel
Weyerhaeuser
Baker Industries
Winnebago
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Stovall
George McGovern
New York Society of Security Analysts
First national meeting of the Republican party
The first national meeting of the Republican party convened February 22 1856 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to plan a national presidential nomination convention set for June of that year.
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Pittsburgh
Weather Summary For Wednesday And Weekend Forecast
Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and clear nights with lows in the 60s. The extended outlook shows a chance of showers Thursday in southwestern Virginia, then fair through Friday and showers again Saturday statewide. Temperatures average mid 80s for highs and mid 60s for lows with some variation by location.
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Virginia
Rockies
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia-Florida
Answers to the LQ quiz items number one to ten
The list provides ten quiz answers including language Hebrew the Air Force Academy canaries Washington herbivorous Wyoming yes Joe Frazier and a fruit list peach prune pear plum pineapple plus Rosin as items.
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Air Force Academy
Canaries
Washington
Wyoming
Joe Fraizer
Rosin
Inspired Opera Roots in Dutch Legend of Flying Dutchman
Richard Wagner drew inspiration from a Dutch sea captain legend about a doomed ghost ship. The tale influenced the theme and mood of his opera The Flying Dutchman, blending seafaring myth with romantic music drama.
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Richard Wagner
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