Obituaries for Mary A. Peoples and Harry F. Rinker
Mrs. Mary A. Peoples 75 widow of Rev R L Peoples dies at Virginia Baptist Home Culpeper. She lived in Winchester since 1946 and was a First Baptist Church member with two daughters two sisters a brother and eight grandchildren. Body at Akard Funeral Home Bristol arrangements incomplete. Harry Franklin Duke Rinker 66 of 109 Fairmont Ave dies Thursday funeral Sunday 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Dr E T Clark. pallbearers named and Ebenezer Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Peoples
R.L. Peoples
Winchester
Bristol
Virginia Baptist Home
Culpeper
First Baptist Church
Lanham
James Fortess
Ainsworth
Neb
Victoria Snodgrass
Liberty
Ind
C.C Martin
Bailey's Cross Roads
Walter Litton
Bailey’s Cross Road
Akard Funeral Home
Harry Franklin
Duke"’ Rinker
Fairmont Avenue
Jones Funeral Home
E. T.clark
Charles D. Symons
Carl W. Nessberodt
Stewart Yeakley, Sr
Charles Zuckerman
Keller C. Nichols
William J. Lockhart
Ebenezer Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Marie K Young and Family
The obituary column lists services for Mrs Marie K Young at 11:00 A.M. and Mr Harry Franklin Rinker at 1:30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home. Also scheduled is Infant Bobby D Hughart Jr service on Monday at 1:30 P.M. with details in the same notice.
Miss Mattie Heavener obituary in West Virginia
Miss Mattie Heavener 75 of Franklin West Virginia died Thursday at Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney West Virginia She born April 7 1894 in Pendleton County daughter of James and Mary Jordan Heavener She survived by brother Henry Heavener Augusta and sister Pheebe Jane Riggleman Franklin A funeral service will be held Sunday at 1 p m at United Brethren Church Lamensville West Virginia Burial in Lamensville Friends may call at McKee Funeral Home Augusta West Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Heavener
Franklin
W. Va
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Pendleton County
James and
Mary Jordan Heavener
Henry Heavener
Augusta
Pheebe Jane Riggleman
United Brethren Church
Lamensville
Joe Ebersole
Harding Nelson
Lamensville Cemetery
McKee
Funeral service for Mrs Marie K Young in Gore
Mrs Marie K Young 53 of Gore died Wednesday. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev Morris Cather officiates. Pallbearers are Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club members Ira Sirbaugh Michael Collins David Maul George Ritter Warren Fogle James Fishback Sr. Burial in family cemetery near Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie K. Young
Gore
Jones Funeral Home
Morris Cather
Ira Sirbaugh
Michael Collins
David Maul
George B. Ritter
Warren Fogle
James Fishback
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Infant Bobby D Hughart Jr dies in Washington
Bobby D Hughart Jr 14 months old son of Bobby D and Martha Butler Hughart Sr of 4624 Livingston Rd Washington died Wednesday. Born Winchester Oct 10 1968 he is survived by parents and sisters Martha Alleene and Vicky Lynn. Funeral held Monday 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home by Rev Conrad Christianson burial Mount Hebron Cemetery family receives friends Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby D. Hughart, Jr
Bobby D
Martha Butler Hughart
Livingston Road
S-E
Washington
Bobby
Winchester
Martha Alleene
Vicky Lynn
Jones
Conrad Christianson
Mount Hebron Cemtery
Jones Funeral Home
Jurors Acquit Roy Cohn in Bribery Trial
A federal jury acquitted millionaire Roy M. Cohn and two co defendants on charges of conspiring to bribe a city official during 1962 Fifth Avenue Coach Co. condemnation proceedings. The verdict followed six hours of deliberation as relatives cheered and Judge Wyatt called for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roy M. Cohn
Inter B. Wyatt
Cohn
Joseph No McCarthy
R-Wis
Karmner
John A. Kiser
Philadelphia
John Ff. Curtin
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Hieweek
Dapper Cohn
America
Thieves Take Empty Cash Register in North Loudoun Break-In
City Officers Walter Hillyard and Steve Lamb found a broken front door at North Loudoun last night and saw the cash register was missing but empty upon investigation. Entry appeared gained through the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Loudoun
Walter Hillyard
Steve Lamb
Mrs Hattie Gibson Dies In Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Hattie Bell Gibson of 119 East Lane died at Winchester Memorial Hospital this morning. She was born in Chantilly and lived in Winchester since 1916, widow of the late Prof Powell W Gibson. Surviving daughter Blanche Moten son Willard Gibson granddaughter Loretta Coates great grandson Floyd Burks, and other relatives. Funeral at Mt Carmel Baptist Church Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. Rev Edward J Taylor officiates. Pallbearers from Mt Carmel Church. Burial in Middleburg. Body to Church an hour before services. Friends may call Cartwright Funeral Home Monday 6 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bell Gibson
East Lane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gibson
Chantilly
James Horton
Winchester
Powell W. Gibson
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Blanche Moten
Willard P. Gibson
Loretta Coates
Constitution Clarifies Federal Judge Age Discretion
The Constitution does not set a minimum age for federal judges. age is left to the appointing officer's discretion.
Surprise House Vote Extends Life of OEO
The House voted 276 to 117 to extend the Office of Economic Opportunity for two more years while a 231 to 163 vote defeated a substitute plan to shift control to the states. Backers argued the move would cripple antipoverty efforts as mayors and officials pressed against state takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty
OEO
House
Congress
Two Principals Nominated For Virginia Education Association President
The Virginia Education Association will choose a new president in April 1972 from two nominees. John R. Graybill of Roanoke Jefferson Senior High School and F Caroll Alexander of Hopewell High School are both VEA board members and contenders. The current president Melton F Wright will be succeeded next month by Joseph N Berry. Don Rapier will assume the 1971 presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Education Association
John R. Graybill
Roanoke
Jefferson Senior High School
F. Caroll Alexander
Hopewell High School
VEA
Melton F. Wright
Frederick County
Joseph N. Berry
Carroll County
Three Hurt in Auto Crashes and City Collision Damage
Three people were injured in two highway crashes and a city mishap caused heavy damage. Ernest Kinnie of Front Royal was treated after a two car crash on Route 81 at the Route 50 exit. Mary Eckenrod of Hanover and Jeanette Carter of Clearbrook were hurt in a collision at Route 7 and 656. City police cited total damage around 1345 in a Braddock Street incident where Charles Chambers sideswiped a Winchester Glass truck, injuring property and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kinnie
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Route 50
Mary Eckenrod
Hanover
Jeanette Carter
Clearbrook
Braddock St
Lloyd Bland
Charles E. Chambers
Braddock
Winchester Glass Corp
Martin jokes breakup as Riveria marks anniversary
Dean Martin entertained about 1 000 guests at Las Vegas Riveria Hotel's 14th anniversary. He quipped about ending his 20 year marriage and joked his clothes were on the sidewalk as his Beverly Hills estate goes to Jennie. His wife announced the marriage was over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Dean Martin
Riveria
Gail Renshaw
Martin
Jeannie
Beverly Hills
Miss Renshaw
Arlington
Gail
Claudia
Land treated annually with pesticides on about ten acres
An average of roughly 10 acres yearly receives pesticide treatment, using nearly four pounds of chemicals.
Weather summary for Virginia with showers and mountains
Partly cloudy tonight with low 25 to 30. Sunday mostly cloudy with a few showers or snow flurries in the mountains and a high of 42 to 48. Also notes today noon temperature 35 and yesterday 44 with sunset 4 51 p m and sunrise 7 25 a m. About 12.5 million U S schoolchildren have hearing impediments.
Rainfall totals and averages for the year documented
The bulletin reports 24 hour rainfall of trace at 8 30 am today with December total 1 87 inches and 1969 year to date 35 40 inches. It lists five year and 56 year rainfall averages and monthly averages including January through December values.
Laughing Grips Jury In 1968 Democratic Convention Riot Trial
In Chicago the jury in the riot conspiracy trial of seven men starts reacting with laughter during defense witnesses. Poet Allen Ginsberg and author William Styron amuse jurors with readings while the panel remains sequestered away from home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Allen Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Lincolnark
William Styron
Nat Turner
Styron
U.S
Conrad Hilton
Phil Ochs
Kuwait's Oil Status: Second Largest Exporter Worldwide
Kuwait ranks as the world’s second largest oil exporter and fifth largest crude oil producer, underscoring its pivotal role in global energy markets and production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
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Winchester Evening Star
Rinker Service
Harry Franklin Rinker
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Wokir Saory
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
the Oven
THE
Bernard If
Groves
Boscawen St
Stephens City
N. Main Street
C.J. Brumback
N. Cameron St
Young Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
Roy Cohn
Manhattan
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Hattie Gibson
Nelson County Children
Bobby Hodgson
Shawnee Raritan Club
Bobby J. Tucker
Jewel Box
Loudoun St
Shawnee Raritan
Nelson County
Afola
Anscomatic
Valley Photo Center, Inc
Dr. Wright
Don Rapier
Fairfax
Singer
Union Veterans of Civil War
Emerald
Southpaw
Fielder
Williamsburg
South Polar
Coney Island
Thomas Jefferson
North Carolina
Virginia
United States
Northwest
Midwest
Beeors Department Stores
Berryville Ave
Nichols
Shenandosh ValLey
Glaize
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