Obituaries from Shenandoah Valley area and Martinsburg region
Obituaries note multiple memorial services and burials for Andrew T. Stickley James Washington McDonald John W. Miller Jr Garland Seabright Walter H. Bursey Sr Lillie May Peacemaker Callie David Baker Thomas Jefferson Line and others. Services list dates locations and survivors with cemeteries in Romney Front Royal Berryville Woodstock Martinsburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller Jr
Rt. 1
Toms Brook
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Donald L. Martin
Sunset View Memorial Gardens
American Legion Post No
Lillie May Peacemaker
S. Loudoun St
Time Pressure on Congress To Finish Tax Cut Extension
Congress faces urgent work to extend this year's tax cuts before adjournment. The House aims to send the bill to the Senate by Thursday as December 31 expiry looms. President Ford threatens a veto if spending cuts are not tied to the tax cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ashington
House
Ford
Ways and Means
Russell Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Formal Appreciation for Marshall by Winchester Circuit Court
Four Winchester Circuit Court judges formally expressed appreciation to Peyton J. Marshall for 35 years as clerk. He retired December 1 and was succeeded by Michael Foreman, a former city councilman and educator. The order directs gratitude to be recorded in the court’s Common Law Order Book for perpetuating the memory of his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Line
Blairton
W.va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W.v.rr
Line
Shenandoah County
John W
Rosa Lee Miller
Berkeley
Blair Limestone
John Laughlin Steel Corp
Maudie
Brown Funeral Home
Blairton United Methodist Church
Eastern Panhandle Training Center
Winchester Circuit Court
Peyton J. Marshall
Marshall
Winchester City
Winchester
Michael Foreman
Circuit Court
Robert K. Woltz
Joshua Robinson
Duncan C. Gibb
Elliott D. Marshall
Penny Boost Urged in Va. Sales Tax Penny Boost Urged in Va. Sales Tax
Norfolk AP The Virginia Farm Bureau head urged a penny sales tax increase as an alternative to bonds to avoid state indebtedness. WFB President Robert Delano said 5 cent tax would add 220 to 240 million in revenue over two years for cities and counties, easing state treasury pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Farm Bureau
WFB
Robert B. Delano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stickley
Andrew T
Jeff) Stickley
Romney
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wells Miller Funeral Home
Earl C. Day
High Cemetery
Pugittsville
McDonald
James Washington McDonald
Sperryville
Warren Memorial Hospital
Maddox Funeral Home
Front Royal
Alden Yates
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Miller Service
Seabright Service
Garland Frederick Seabright
Falls Church
John H. Enders
Berryville
Roy Taylor
Green Hill Cemetery
Henry Bursey
Pinbrook
Charles Bursey
Waynesville
Ohio
Ralph Bursey
Medfield
Mass
Robert Bursey
William Bursey
Hazel Kelso
Mary Wright
Mrs
Lillie M. Peacemaker
Jones Funeral Home
David L. Nesselrodt
Woodlawn
Whitacre
Baker Service
Callie David
Bill) Baker
Rt. J
Thomas J. Line
Dennis
Routzahn's
Mee
Scryye
Magnavox
Malogic
Simon
Routzahn’s
Valley Ave
Odyssey
Electronic Game Center
The
Wall Street Journal
Texas
H. Ross Perot
Perot
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Sarah Zane
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Antique Automobile Club of America
War Memorial Building
Front Royal Kiwanis Club
Virginia
Exchangette Club
Carpers Valley Club
Shawnee Lions Club
E. Boscawen
Warren Memorial
Duff's Pagoda
Mosby Barracks
Capon Bridge
Greenwood Fire Co
Round Hill Community Fire Co
First United Methodist Church
Shenandoah Region
Antique
Hoppers
Old Bethel Road
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Frederick County Association of Retarded Children
Rouss Fire Co
P.m
South End
Valley Council
Knights of Columbus
S. Cameron St
Girls Athletic Association
War Memorial
Middletown
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
Commonwealth
Hallmark
Lynns
Lavier
Cooper's Jewelers
Love Store
N. Loudoun St
Abe Cooper
Mgr
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