Obituaries from Clarke County area include several families
Obituaries report the deaths of Edgar William LaFollette 46 Capon Bridge area Hatter Virzillia Hawkins 86 Reliance and Ethel Leach Smith 75 Upperville along with C H S Galloway 59 Berryville and Harry E Hiett 86 Capon Bridge. Services noted at Jones Funeral Home Capon Bridge Robertshaw Funeral Home Upperville and John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial planned at Brucetown United Methodist Cemetery Ebenezer Cemetery and Panorama Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar William LaFollette
Rt. 1
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. LaFollette
Clarke County
Hensell LaFollette
Ethel Orndorff LaFollette
Colleen Light
Harry E. Hiett
Capon Bridge
W.va
Capon Bridge Christian Church
Herman Goode
Charles B. Guthrie
Kenzel Sirbaugh
Guy Larrick
Robert Haines
Robert Malcolm
Roy Fultz
Arthur Goble
Ebenezer Cemetery
Gore
Virzillia Hawkins
Reliance
Warren Memorial Hospital
Dickerson County
Charles
Nancy Hill Brooks
Hatter Hawkins
Elsie Lois Stockner
Strasburg
Clay Smith
Stacy
Douglas Brooks
Bristol
Tenn
Walter Brooks
Cedar Bluff
Rose Gent
Rosedale
Myrtle Austin
Castlewood
Margaret Davis
Squire
Robertshaw Funeral
Charles Laren
Panorama Memorial Gardens
Harold McCall
Allen Gardner
Reggie Majors
George Kerns
Gene Stockner
Arthur Stockner
C.H.S. Galloway
Berryville
Saeneal Hospital
Orangeburg
Charles Neal
Bessie Myers Galloway
Nina M. Collier Galloway
Charles W.C. Galloway
Mary Elizabeth Galloway
Richmond
James Morrison
John H. Enders
Doe Kills Lift Totals From Hunters After Weekend
After a lull, hunting resumed with doe kills allowed on Saturday. Frederick County stations logged numerous entries including Winchester shooters Melvin Jenkins three points and Blaine Wilson a doe, plus several others from Berryville, Stephens City, Star Tannery, and surrounding towns. Some entries note no points while others show multiple doe counts and several 6 to 10 point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Cather
Market
Melvin Jenkins
Winchester
Larry LaRue
Charlies Palmer
Clearbrook
Grover Smith
Doe
Elwood Patterson
Blaine Wilson
Donald Wilson
William Hinkle
Charles Edmonds, Jr
Morris Locke
Billy Smith
Manassas
K.E Schuler
Berryville
Joseph Hurley
Arlington
Douglas Herring
Julian Sirbaugh
Stephens City
Paul Herring
Elwood Chrismore
Craig Kern
Donald Ganse
James Wood
James Abrell
Richard Lloyd
Blair Burkamp
Larry Fellers
Stephenson
James Helmick
Brucetown
Boyce Hildebrand
James Cooley
Ronald Kuhl
Elkins
W.va
Richard Rohan
Brockville
David Burleson
Frederick Burleson
Donald Stottlemyer
Mike Braithwaite
Daniel Kump
Gore
Kevin Anderson
Patty Golightly
Glen Cornwell
Glen Burnie
Donald Cornwell
Donald McKee
Jacob Combs
Marvin Winingar
Woodbridge
Randall Rainwater
Norfolk
L&w
Clyde DO Mcilwee
Star Tannery
Chester Chinn
Alexandria
Larry Welsh
Roger Strosnider
Max Rudolph
James Keeler
Middletown
Luray
Jimmy Vance
Joseph Foglia
Dutton Stoy
Springfield
Turner Bowen
Ty Dobel
Chantilly
Tray Dobel
Harlin Cook
Great Falls
Charlie Pugh
Mark Reman
Centerville
Ronald Guffy
Bradford Rinard
Oakland
Donald Brill
Lowell Wright
Brentwood
Gary Wright
James Chima
Motorcyclist Treated After Rt. 50 Crash
A motorcycle rider suffered abrasions and contusions after a crash on Front Royal Road south of Rt. 50 on Saturday at 2 p.m. Charles Richard Stine of Rt. 21 was hospitalized and released. State Trooper J G Lam said two cars were stopped and the motorcycle hit from behind and overturned. The Berryville rescue squad treated another Sunday crash on Rt. 340 north of Berryville at 12:59 a.m. Gary Lloyd of Bluemont was taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Road
Charles Richard Stine
Rt. 21
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
J.G. Lam
John H. Enders
Berryville
Gary Lloyd
Bluemont
Unclear fragments spark a cryptic list of clues
A series of disconnected phrases appears to map to names places and numbers including Pennsylvania Pandora and 25 000 miles while other terms like Gee Sty Man ell and geese remain unresolved and fragmentary. The item reads like a rough OCR capture with unreadable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Revival Begins Tomorrow at Church of the Nazarene
The Rev. Claude W. Jones a two year evangelist will lead a revival at Church of the Nazarene 802 Woodstock Lane starting tomorrow through Sunday with nightly services and a Sunday schedule of 11 am and 7 pm Jones a North Carolina native resident of Bel Air Maryland has served as a pastor for twelve years in West Virginia Delaware New York and Pennsylvania and spent six years in radio ministry The Rev John Staples is church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude W. Jones
Church of the Nazarene
Woodstock Lane
Mr. Jones
North Carolina
Bel Air
West Virginia
Delaware
New York
Pennsylvania
John Staples
11 Year Old Shot Accidentally After Hunting Trip
An 11 year old boy, Lawrence Costello of Gore, was wounded by a stray bullet during a hunting party of 10 and is in satisfactory condition in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Lacy Anderson said the accidental discharge struck the boy in the back and chest as the party loaded a truck at about 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Costello
Claude F. Costello
Gore
Lacy Anderson
Anderson
Billy Bowlegs War Ends Florida Indian Expulsion Effort
The Billy Bowlegs war marked the final expedition aimed at forcing Florida Indians to leave the state, concluding a long era of armed removal campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bowlegs
Florida
Break In At Winchester Apple Growers Assn Office
A weekend break in at the Winchester Apple Growers Assn office behind the cold storage saw $5 stolen from a soft drink machine after glass door damage. A car owned by Mrs Pauline Ash of Stephens City was stolen at 12 56 a m Saturday from 20 W North Ave and recovered at 4 25 a m at Virginia Ave and Kerr St by Officers Froelich and Pannell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edmundson
Gary Froelich
Winchester Apple Growers Assn
Pauline Ash
Stephens City
North Ave
Virginia Ave
Kerr St
Raymond Pannell
Calendar of Community Meetings and Events Monday
A dense slate of events for Monday including Teen Weight Watchers and Weight Watchers at Odd Fellows Hall, Civitan Club at Lee Jackson, several 7:30 p.m. gatherings at multiple venues, and late evening activities from 8 p.m. onward such as the Izaak Walton League and a Round Dance Basics Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs. Johnson
Civitan Club
Lee Jackson
First Methodist Church
Lee Jackson Ballroom
Law Library
Schedule of local civic and club events for Tuesday
A Tuesday agenda lists Civil Air Patrol at 10 a.m. at the old Virginia Woolen Mill, Sing-Thing at 11 a.m. by Shenandoah College students, 3 p.m. Century Club hosted by Mrs. Harry K. Benham, 4 p.m. Youth Watchers at Odd Fellows Hall, 6 30 p.m. National Secretaries Association International at Carpers Valley Golf Club, 7 p.m. Front Royal Jaycees, and 7 30 p.m. Warren Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Board meeting at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia Woolen Mill
Shenandoah College
Century Club
Harry K. Benham
Odd Fellows Hall
National Secretaries Association
International
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Weather Summary for Northern Valley and Virginia Region
Fair and not so cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Tuesday milder with increasing clouds and a chance of showers. highs in the 60s. No rainfall in past 48 hours. rainfall to date varies by location with 1973 total around 37.37 inches and long-term averages near 36.67 inches. Extended: Wednesday through Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of occasional rain, mild but cooler by Friday. highs mid 50s to around 60, lows upper 30s to mid 40s.
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Valley
Temperatures Reported For Today And Year Ago
Noon high reached 46 degrees with a low of 26. A year ago temperatures were 63 and 40. Yesterday's official high was 43 degrees.
Banana plants grow tall resembling trees in months
Bananas do not grow on trees. The plant becomes so tall in 10 to 15 months that it looks like a tree.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgar W. LaFollette
Hiett Service
Mrs. Hatter J. Hawkins
Ethel L. Smith
Ethel Leach Smith
Upperville
Virginia
Thornton and
Blanche Hearst Leach
Elizabeth Mudd
Baltimore
Evelyn Perry
Upperville Methodist Church
Stuart Johnston
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Wiltshire Funeral Home
Avlitance
OMS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Mitchell Bentley
Earl Brill, Jr
Charlies Leonard
Haymarket
Glen Hawkins
Sterling
Charles Byrne
William Highland, Jr
Veterans Service
Nancy Young
Beviah Smith
Delbert Frye
Glen Stoultz
Edward W Stoultz
Timothy D Stoultz
Danny Christian
Frank Tobin
David Hershman
Glenn Comer
W.W. Lowe
Vienna
John Gordon
White Post
W.J. Strosnider
Bryan K. McCormick
Milton R. McCormick
Granville Donald
Frederick Co
Robert C. Keen
Robert Ritter
Richard Cooley
Arthur Snapp
Gary A Judy
Greg Jones
Donald Stonesifer
Mike Stonesifer
Bobby Huff, Jr
Fred Simmons
Thomas Duvall
Rodney Emmons
Earl Judy
Walter Ritter
Joseph Good
Thomas Russell, Jr
Frank Smoot
Robert Zydelis
Hitop
Dennis Shepherd
John Holliday, Jr
Russell Brill
Arnold Mentzer
Williamsburg
Spike
Gary Heckman
Chambersburg
John Grove, Jr
David G. Nicholson
Philip Free, Jr
Richard McDaniels
Calvin Kump
Edward Martinez
Annandale
William Wolford
JoAnn Pugh
Milford Gibbons
Hampstead
Kenneth Brill
C.H. Whitacre
York
Michael L. Yarnoff
Dewayne Ware
Buckharn
Jamie Hamilton
Betty Wingfield
James Kerns
John W. Racenberger EG
Piggeith
Want
Tuletide
Winchester Evening Star
Om Negts
Bernard F. Groves
Braddock St
Congregational Christian Church
Greenwood Fire Co
Fire Hall
War Memorial Building
Vaught
Rebekahs Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Lee-Jackson
Masonic Building
Recovery Inc
George Washington Hotel
Beta Nu Sorority
F&m Bank
Gore Fire Co
Fraternal Order of Police
Old Fredericktown
Municipal Court Room
Madison Lodge
Borden
Ghaw AE
Hardwyre
N. Cameron St
BSR McDonald
I.P.P
Schewel Furniture CO
W. Cork St
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