Obituary for Rosa May White 71 of Winchester area
Rosa May White 71 of Route 6 Millwood Pike died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born July 19 1897 in Frederick County daughter of Minnie Lowery and the late James Lowery. She married Alvin C White on Sept 18 1912, who survives with a large extended family including children Mada lene Rone Edgar White Florence May Teets Stella Jenkins Andrew White Mary Haines Catherine Burg Frank White and Clyde White and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Maimonides noted briefly in the text.
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Rosie) May White
Route 6
Millwood Pike
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Frederick County
Minnie Newlin Lowery
Winchester
James Lowery
Alvin C. White
Charles
Madalene) Rone
New Orleans
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Mary King
Cumberland
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Madge Ritter
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Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Alexandria
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Ada Jenkins Grandstaff
Margaret Wv. Grim
Inchester
Grandstaff Nursery
Grace Lutheran Church
Theodore Legge
Donald
Ed Short
Lester Smith
Re=va Bolen
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Lueray
Virgil A. Moyer, Jr
Funeral Rites Planned for Rosa M White and David Wine
Obituaries note Rosa M. White of Route 2 Hayfield dies at Jefferson Memorial Hospital Alexandria aged 60 with services set for Tuesday at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev Virgil A Moyer Jr Also mentioned is David Wine 87 a farmer historian who died at Bridgewater Brethren Hotel and whose funeral plans are incomplete with body at Dellinger Funeral Home Mt Jackson Both obituaries name surviving children siblings and spouses.
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Forestville
Shenandoah County
Daniel P
Rebecca Good Wine
Kidnaper Tries 4 L A Restaurants For Ransom
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Aylor Lauded as Frederick County School Leader Retires
Dr. Wright praises retiring Frederick County division superintendent Robert E. Ayler for 19 years of service. Mr. Ayler, of Stephens City, retires while plans are made to continue strong educational programs and community cooperation in Virginia. Wright emphasizes ambition to keep Frederick County schools among Virginia’s best with ongoing support from citizens.
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Quiz Answers List Reveals Quick Facts
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Bath Votes Liquor by the Drink in Bath County Virginia
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Humphrey Campaign Scene Returns Home Amid Supporter Cheers
Vice President Hubert Humphrey drew cheers from supporters as he arrived, with signs contrasting criticism of party bosses and pro Humphrey banners. He waved, greeted Muskie, then headed to Lake Waverly with no set schedule, planning a Labor Day parade in New York City after a Sunday reception.
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Romanian foreign aid share question amid pact tensions
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Weather forecast for Winchester and Virginia
Becoming cloudy tonight with a chance of showers Sunday. Lows near the 50s, Sunday highs in the 70s to low 80s. Monday expected showers and warm. Sunset 7 45 p m. Moonset 12 22 a m. Full Moon around September 6.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages from recent years
Rain totals for January through December are listed with five year and 55 year averages. The 1963 1964 1965 1966 and 1967 January rainfall figures are shown, plus long term monthly averages and a full year average of 36.50 inches.
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A general alarm fire heavily damaged 14 stores and restaurants along a block of Atlantic City Boardwalk near the Miss America Pageant hotel HQ. Firefighters contained the blaze in about an hour as officials vowed repairs before the parade. No injuries were reported.
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Giesen Attacks Demos in Virginia 7th District
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Nine Die and Thirteen Missing in Gary Fire
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