Obituaries from Winchester area funeral notices chronicled
Obituaries list several local deaths with services in Winchester and surrounding towns. Charles Irvon Triplitt 91 formerly of Summit Point died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron. Also listed are James F Wilson Rufus Frederick Matheny Burnie Grant Keller Betty Beatty Carr and Isabell Eubank Baker Gaylord with burial details and funeral home information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Irvon Triplitt
Winchester
Summit Point
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Triplitt
Kernstown
Reuben and
Elizabeth Jones Triplitt
Mary Berkheimer Triplitt
Hagerstown
James F Wilson
South Kent St
Omps Funeral Home
Charles Gerloff
Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery
Charles Ward
Carroll Ward
George Casey
Guy Jones
Lee Smith
Charles Braithwaite
Rufus Frederick Matheny
Ft. Washington
Ohio
Strasburg
Cambridge, Ohio
New Commerstown
Durant Funeral Home
Burnie Grant Keller
Lost River
Lost River United Methodist Church
Warden Brady
Greenwood Cemetery
Burgess Miller
Don Biller
Mervil Morrison
Winston Teets
Robert Ranson
Howard Whetzel
Betty Beatty Carr
Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
Witzkes
Catonsville
Sherry Marshall
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Isabell Eubank Baker Gaylord
Staten Island
N.Y
Houston
Tex
Mount Hebron
Clifford Shane
State Department Speaker Postponed to December 11
Shenandoah College announces the postponement of Daniel Brown, director of the State Department Office of Policy and Plans, from an appearance scheduled for tomorrow. The talk is rescheduled for December 11 at 11 a.m due to departmental duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
U.S. State Department
Daniel Brown
Office of Policy and Plans
Bureau of Public Affairs
State Department
Heart transplant patient in Richmond in serious condition
Gladys Manis of Kingsport Tennessee, the latest heart transplant recipient at Medical College of Virginia Hospital, remained in serious condition. She shows stroke like symptoms with left side paralysis from a brain blood supply blockage not related to tissue rejection. She also had bilateral lung collapse but was corrected medically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Gladys Manis
Kingsport
Tenn
Medical College of Virginia
Manis
Israelis Say Arab Admits Throwing Grenade in Jerusalem
Israeli security forces arrested two Arabs in the occupied West Bank village of Doura near Hebron after one admitted tossing a hand grenade in a crowded Jerusalem street that wounded 18 people, all now out of danger. Four Israeli soldiers were wounded elsewhere in a south Ismailia clash with Egyptian forces.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Jerusalem
Doura
Hebron
Ismailia
Beirut
al Kiwaa
Hussein
United States
Britain
Israel
L’‘Orient le Jour
Iraq
Supervisors debate health permits and town merger plans
The board will hold a joint meeting with Dr. William Hatfield to address health permit delays tied to the Associated Ventures modular housing project on the Browntown Act, with Dec 12 or 13 tentatively set. They also plan a Dec 12 regional meeting with county and city officials and discuss a possible town-county merger amid charter timing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hatfield
Health Department
Associated Ventures
Virginia Association of Counties
Virginia Municipal League
Hatfield
Front Royal
Happy Creek
Clarke Harris says funds ready to connect with Central Alarm
Officials report funds available and plan to link the department with Central Alarm as soon as possible. The board notes a state code change allowing owners to kill dogs chasing or injuring livestock in pastures and facilities. They also urge Safeway Stores in Richmond to keep Berryville location open despite rumors and public opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Safeway
Richmond
Berryville
Calendar Of Events For Front Royal And Surrounding Communities
Wednesday features a packed slate from 6 p m to 8 p m with Kiwanis Exchange Ladies Golfers Blue Ridge Twirlers and more. Various clubs meet at local halls hotels schools and churches including Greenwood Fire Hall War Memorial Building and the Elks Home. Saturday night hosts a Winter Formal at Shenandoah College and Sunday brings two concerts at Christ Episcopal Church and the Shenandoah College auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Kiwanis Club
Virginia
Carpers Valley Golf Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Star Tannery Fire Co
Fire Hall
Warren Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Greenwood Fire Hall
George Washington Hotel
Blue Ridge
War Memorial Building
BPOE
Elks
Rotary Club
War Memorial
Quota Club
Holiday Inn
South
Capon Bridge
Raritan
Greenwood Fire Co
Winchester- Frederick Co. Association For Retarded Children Baptist Youth Center
Round Hill Community Fire Co
Sarah
S. Cameron St
Girls Athletic Association
Middletown Fire Co
Friendship Fire Co
South End Fire Co
Weather report for Northern Valley and Virginia with temperature lows and highs
Partly cloudy and much colder tonight and Thursday with lows in the 30s and highs near 50 in Northern Valley. Virginia sees cooler conditions with a chance of lingering coastal showers and temperatures from the 30s inland to near 60 at the shore. The extended forecast calls for fair, seasonably cool weather Friday to Sunday with highs in the upper 40s to 50s and most lows in the 30s. Rainfall figures from recent days and historical averages are listed, noting 53.02 inches in 1972 as the highest annual total and 17.15 inches in 1930 as the lowest in 60 years.
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Virginia
Price Hike Seen for Heating Oil as Energy Policy Test
Officials expect a two to three cent rise in heating oil per gallon approved by the Cost of Living Council with possible eight cent hikes before winter. Kissinger plans talks with Saudi and Algerian ministers on oil supply, but State Department warns quick resumption is unlikely. Former Energy Secretary criticizes administration as energy crisis deepens, while experts foresee gasoline rationing next year. The price rise aims to spur refinery output and curb demand to ease the shortage.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Henry A. Kissinger
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
United States
Kissinger
Belaid Abdesalam
Industry
Algeria
State Department
Simon
Colorado
John A. Love
Love
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Ikard
Council Energy
Orange firm asked to build regulation track in Louisa County
A Charlottesville Daily Progress report states Moore Kelley Reddish Inc was asked by Cmdr. Richard Allen to price a regulation track for a proposed racetrack in Green Springs, Louisa County. Allen and Pajaton Corp links surface in a broader SBA scandal context with Regan and Palumbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allen
Sylvania Farm
Jim Rock
Moore, Kelley & Reddish Inc
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Allen
Rock
Green Springs
Richmond Small Business Administration
Thomas Regan
Charlottesville
Joseph C. Palumbo
Pajaton Corp
Palumbo
Virginia
Curtis Prins
House Banking Subcommittee
SBA
Regan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles J. Triplitt
Wilson Service
Matheny Service
Keller Service
Darr Service
Gaylord Service
Rena
MR. Charles I. Triplitt
Aarenai
Oaricnas
Omds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
James F. Wilson
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Isabell Baker Gaylord
Memaee Tote
Fimi Govuen Bule
Smalts Florists Inc
Armstrong
John W. Rosenberger
Morse
United Nations
New York
Middle East
World Organization
Geneva
Kurt Waldheim
Mrs. Malta
General Assembly
Baggarly
Malta
O’brien
O'Brien
Shenandoah River
John Flynn
State Maritime Resources Commission
State Outdoor Recreation Commission
State Water Control Board
Wetzel
Sierra Club
Izaak Walton League
Virginia State Championship Canoe Races Organization
Clarke
Lorelei
Puck
Nadir
Hippocrates
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Front Royal Rotary Club
Gentleman
Women’s Civic League
Student Center
Shenandoah College
Christ Episcopal
Louisa (Ap
Louisa County
Virginia General Assembly
Tony Naisbet
Annex Farms
Pajaton
Rt. 50
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Rt. 7
Equal Opportunity
Fiberglas
Owens-Corning
N. Cameron St
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