Obituary notices for Henry Grimes and Mrs Ann Stine Johnson
Henry Grimes of Indian Head Maryland died at home of an apparent heart attack. He owned an electrical appliance business and is survived by his widow Barbara and two daughters and two sons. A funeral service is set for Monday at Arehart Funeral Home LaPlata with burial in Trinity Memorial Gardens. Mrs Ann Stine Johnson of 712 S Washington St died yesterday. funeral Monday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Henry Grimes
Indian Head
Daniel Grimes
Winchester
Mr. Grimes Was
Aldie
Henry and
Rosa Abell Grimes
Barbara L. Grimes
Gloria G. Bryan
Vicki Lynn Grimes
Henry E. Grimes
On Griffin
Miami, Fla
Marguerite Edwards
Surtonerine Md
Ann Stine Johnson
S. Washington St
Grace Lutheran Church
Virgil A. Moyer, Jr
Johnson
Bay View Reading Club
St. Louis
Women’s Club
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hunting Accident Victim Dies in West Virginia
Paul Wilson Haines, 52, of Points West Virginia died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a hunting accident. He was shot accidentally while deer hunting November 25. Haines was born October 18, 1917 in Higginsville and was a WWII veteran. Survived by daughter Gloria Haines and half sister Nannie Wolford. Funeral service will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Augusta at McKee Funeral Chapel with burial in Salem Cemetery at Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson Haines
Points
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Douglass Hill
Mr. Haines
Higginsville
Isaac
Nora Allery Haines
Wesley Walls
Colleen Fisher Haines
Gloria Haines
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Nannie Wolford
Augusta
McKee
Ronald Goss
Salem Cemetery
Missing 16 Year Old Lawrence Evans Seeks Leads
Frederick County authorities seek Lawrence Dale Evans Jr. 16 last seen hitchhiking toward Winchester about 2 45 p m Wednesday from Sunnyside home. He is 5 11, 150 155 pounds with blue eyes brown hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lawrence Dale Evans, Jr
Winchester
Sunnyside
H. A. Darraid Young Evans
Dale
Frederick County Junior High School
Dep/ Carr
Lawrence Dale Evans, Sr
Captain Medina sues Time Inc over My Lai article
Captain Ernest L. Medina filed a federal suit in Boston seeking 110 million dollars in damages from Time Inc. He claims the Time magazine issue ridiculed and contended him as connected to civilian killings at My Lai in March 1968.
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Boston (Ap
Ernest L. Medina
Time, Inc
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Springer
N.M
Medina
Time Magazine
My Lai
South Vietnam
Newport News Shipbuilding Gets $500000 Contract
The Maritime Administration awarded Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. a $500000 contract as part of a two phase pact to develop new merchant ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Administration
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Winchester and Frederick County Merger Topic for Club
Cincy Larrick secretary Susan Haines president and Debbie Shirley treasurer discuss the proposed Winchester and Frederick County merger at the club meeting led by Sen Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincy Larrick
Susan Haines
Debbie Shirley
Sen. Robinson
Winchester
Frederick County
Question of sainthood stirs Anglican Catholic rift in England
London reports a clash over canonizing 40 martyrs who died under English monarchs. Cardinal Heenan backs the step as ecumenical potential. Archbishop Ramsey warns it risks ecumenism and notes a siege mentality in Catholic ranks. The martyrs date from Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and James I.
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London
Church of England
John Cardinal Heenan
Michael Ramsey
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
James I
Rome
Heenan
England
Ramsey
Mayfair
Pope
Dr. Ramsey
Cardinal Heenan
Clement Tigar
Small Vehicle Fire Near Mohawk Motel Reported
Round Hill firemen were called to a small fire in a pickup truck near the Mohawk Motel on Northwestern Grade about 9 55 last night. Firemen said no major damage occurred. Earlier Winchester firemen contained a small flare up in rubble at the Palace Theatre on S Loudoun St with no general alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
Mohawk Motel
Northwestern Grade
Winchester
Palace Theatre
S. Loudoun St
U. S. Food Donation Costs Rise in 1969
The Agriculture Department reported higher government food donations for fiscal 1969, rising to $458.3 million from $367.7 million and lifting total distribution to 1.9 billion pounds from 1.7 billion. Donations to needy families, schools, and institutions show higher costs and tons across programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dr. Gamble To Conduct Revival Services Near Berryville
Dr. John Gamble of Lynchburg will conduct revival services at Marvin Chapel Community Church two miles east of Berryville from Monday through Sunday Dec 14. He has preached coast to coast and in Canada in large churches. Special music and singing each night. Services begin at 7 30 p.m. and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gamble
Lynchburg
Marvin Chapel
Berryville
Gamble
Billy Graham
Canada
Tom Hogan
Church to Hang Greens Tomorrow
The Hanging of the Greens observance at Market Street United Methodist Church Cameron and Cork Streets starts at 3 p.m. with children decorating rooms and refreshments in the Fellowship Hall. At 4 p.m. the Advent service The Kingdom of God Has Come and Is Coming will be held in the sanctuary led by Mrs. James D. Hickerson with the sanctuary and Children's Choirs, the youth voice choir, Dr. P Hampton Hylton, James D. Hickerson, Robbie Hickerson, Roger Creager, Harland Hannum and Rev. Edward J. Taylor participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street United Methodist Church
Cameron
Cork Streets
Fellowship Hall
James D. Hickerson
P. Hampton Hylton
Robbie Hickerson
Roger Creager
Harland Hannum
Edward J. Taylor
Portsmouth Man Convicted of Robbery Murder Receives Two Life Terms
Melvin G. Wilson, 25, of Portsmouth was found guilty of robbery and murder in the slaying of patrolman William Austin, 26. He received two life terms in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth (Ap
Melvin G. Wilson
Portsmouth
William Austin
Rainfall forecast and temperatures for Virginia
Cloudy skies with rising heat to the mid forties later today. Tonight mixed precipitation possible and dawn sleet or rain in places. Sunday remains cloudy with likely rain and highs in the forties. Historical rainfall figures and averages for the period are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon Front
Air cavalrymen traded fire with a North Vietnamese force 55 miles northwest of Saigon for two hours along an infiltration route. The enemy withdrew after helicopter gunships and artillery. Twenty enemy dead. three Americans wounded. North of there seven NVA and two Air Cavalrymen were killed in a 30 minute firefight. two Americans wounded. South of the DMZ government infantry with armor carriers killed 33 NVA. No South Vietnamese casualties. B52s dropped over 1,000 tons near Bu Dop Camp. Hanoi radio suggested peace talks conditions, criticizing Melvin Laird and George Wallace for threats of widening the war.
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Saigon
U.S
Nel
Demilitarized Zone
Bu Dop
Radio
United States
USS
Defense
Melvin Laird
George Wallace
Vietnam
James Wood TD Club Meeting Monday
The James Wood Touchdown Club will meet Monday night at 7 30 in the James Wood High School auditorium. Films of Virginia Tech football highlights will be shown. Jerry Hannas head basketball coach for the Colonels will preview the 1969 70 season. The American Sheep Producers Council Inc headquartered in Denver Colo has more than 200000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood Touchdown Club
James Wood High School
Virginia Tech
Jerry Hannas
The
Colonels
American Sheep Producers Council, Inc
Denver, Colo
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Winchester Evening Star
Arehart Funeral Home
LaPlatta
Trinity Memorial Gardens
Johnson Service
Pageant E. Stine
Harry C. Stewart, Jr
S.roger Koontz
Marvin E. Walsh
Robert B. Johnson
Charles G. McKee
George W. Jones
Norman Cooper
J. H. Yost, Sr
Eugene Cooper
Jack Larlick
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Grace Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Bernard
Boscawen St
TPS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
I AL
Ae Aber
Senator Robinson
James Wood
J. Kenneth Robinson
Holiday Inn South
Vickie Hottle
Henry Cardinal Mannin
Leo XIII
U. S
Dr. Gamble
Morgan Products
Maddox Park
Rosswell
Plain Field
Msbury
Cameron St
I.Q. Answers
Henry
Rutherford B. Hayes
Wisemen Melchior and
Balthazar
Giratte
Mouse
Lot’s Wife
Little Black Sambo
Stonewall Jackson
Loudoun St
Winchester Skies
Midwest
Southwest
TD Club
Stephens City
N. Main Street
International “Harvester
C.J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
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