Obituary of Julian A. Larrick 1885 1989
Julian A. Larrick 83 of Albin died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born December 21 1885 in Jonesboro Gainesboro and was a retired farmer. He leaves his second wife Carrie Baker Gunn two stepsons and eight stepgrandchildren plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Omps Funeral Home with Rev. William Obaugh and Rev. Joe Monger. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers listed. hours viewing 7:30–9 p.m. tonight.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Larrick
Jonesboro
Gainesboro
Joseph Ed
Arc
Harriett Spillman Lerr’k
Carrie Baker Gunn
Louis W. Gunn
Washington
J. Philip Gunn
Silver Spring
Omps Funeral Home
William Obaugh
Joe B. Monger
Mount Hebron Cemetery
E. W. Adams, Jr
Harold Campbell
Warren Larrick
Wallace Lutz
David Nellis
Clarendon Ruble
Shirley
Bly
Woodrow Moore
Funeral services for Robert E. Palmer scheduled
Funeral services for Robert E. Palmer set for Tuesday at 1 30 P M at First United Methodist Church A Masonic Memorial Service is planned Monday at 7 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Robert E. Palmer
First United Methodist Church Masonic Memorial
Palmer R E Palmer 62 Apple broker dies in Winchester
Robert E. Palmer of 727 Berryville Ave. died Saturday. Born June 1 1907 in Frederick County he married Ollie Sargent in October 1942. Survived by widow a step daughter Gene Greene and several siblings. Funeral services set for First United Methodist Church with a Masonic memorial tonight at Jones Funeral Home.
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Berryville Ave
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Frederick County
William
Emma Miller Palmer
Ollie Sargent
Hagerstown
First United Methodist Church
Hiram Lodge No
Gene Greene
Winchester
Lloyd Palmer
Chester Palmer
Ira Palmer
Staunton
Robert Fout
Gainesboro
Paul J. Slonaker
William C. Fout
Richard E. Fout
Earl Lee Fout
Donald N. Palmer
Calvin G. Loy
Joseph A. Palmer
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones
Funeral service for Mrs Mary A Peoples
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary A Peoples formerly of Winchester will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Akard Funeral Chapel in Bristol with Rev. Dewey Kerr officiating. Burial follows in Shelby Hills Cemetery in Bristol.
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Winchester
Akard
Bristol
Dewey Kerr
Shelby Hills
Article One Magazine to Debut in February
A new state political magazine in Virginia named Article One aims for a February debut. Board includes State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. and supporters. Arnold Bennett leads as editor, with offices initially in Northern Virginia before possible move to Richmond. It will be produced by a nonprofit owned by subscribers.
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Henry E. Howell Jr
Arnold Bennett
Virginia Sentinel
Fairfax County
Bennett
Virginia
New Giant Plane Opened to Visitors in New York
Newly arrived in New York the giant plane protrudes from its hangar at the airport and was opened to visitors Sunday. AP Wirephoto.
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Kennedy Airport
New York City
Boeing
Public figures seek aid restoration and peace message plans
Shirley Temple Black urged senators to restore cuts in Nixon foreign aid, in an NBC Meet the Press interview. John Lennon and Yoko Ono announced billboard peace greetings in major cities worldwide this Christmas season.
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Spruce Budworm Feeds on Ibal Sam Fir Host
The piece notes the spruce budworm favors the ibalsam fir as its host, highlighting a plant-insect relationship key to forest pest management.
$1 Million Plant Planned in Virginia
Ardai and Carosi Inc. will build a new $1 million precast architectural concrete plant and offices in Woodbridge Virginia. The project will triple the firm’s current production and raise employment to about 150 once completed on a 19 acre site off U S 1.
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Virginia Division of Industrial Development
Alexandria
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Division of Industrial Development
U.S. 1
Homes Darkened Across Several Streets After Transmission Fault
A transmission line fault caused flickering and power loss along N Kent Street and nearby roads until a replacement at 10 30 p m. Power was restored after automatic breakers isolated the surge. A Frederick County man suffered minor injuries in a Saturday crash at Route 7 and 632, with several others treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Liberty Ave
Wyck St
Beau St
Fairview Ave
van Fossen St
John Boettner
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Frederick County
Raymond Eugene Renner
Route 2
Winchester Memorial Hospital
D.A. Sheetz
Model Chapel Leads National Interdenominational Campus Program
Syracuse University officials say the campus chapel hosts up to 1000 gatherings monthly, run by students. Dr. John H. McCombe calls it a laboratory for religion and reports other campuses study its activities.
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Syracuse
N.Y
John H. McCombe
Syracuse University
Wall Street opens higher amid mixed early trading
Stocks start the day with more advancing issues than declines as the Dow climbs 1.32 to 788.01 by 10:30 a.m. amid fluctuating prices in Texaco, International Nickel, RCA and U.S. Steel, with large block trades in American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel and General Motors noted.
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Central & South West Corp
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Store Robbery Report At Braken Shoe Grocery
Mrs Lavern Grimm proprietor of Braken shoe Grocery at 2219 Paper Mill Road was robbed at gunpoint of 145 dollars about 9 p m Saturday Deputy Harry Richards said the man entered alone drew a gun placed a tan canvas bag on the counter and demanded green eyes described him as white or light Negro five feet three inches 135 pounds with black eyes wearing a green and black ski cap and camel hair jacket. Deputy Richards investigating. Dr Barry Hagen 31 develops an oxygen system for Mount Everest expedition targeting 1971 use solid chemicals to replace heavy chemicals.
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Braken
Paper Mill Road
Frederick County
Harry Richards
Richards
Virginia Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast Preview
Partly cloudy tonight and colder with lows 15 to 22. Tuesday brings variable clouds and cold with highs in the 30s. Wednesday stays fair and cold with a 20 percent precipitation chance tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. The five day forecast shows below normal temperatures with daytime highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and nightly lows in the 20s. Precipitation may total one fourth to one half inch mainly Thursday. Sunset today 4 51 p m. Moon at First Quarter tonight.
Rainfall totals and averages across years and months
Rainfall data shows 48 hour total ending 8:30 a.m. today with December year-to-date 1.87 inches and 1969 year-to-date 94.17 inches. Historical averages for 56 years average 36.43 inches annually, with monthly averages listed for January through December. Also mentions Empire State Building Oklahoma Grover Cleveland.
Four Hit and Run Crashes Investigated in Winchester
Winchester police are probing four hit and run crashes from the past weekend. One involved George Jewell of Berryville whose car was side swiped on Loudoun Street near Piccadilly. $50 damage. Others include Harold Knight on Drug Fair lot with $75 damage, David Lee Roberts’s car a total loss, and Melvin Page’s parked vehicle with $25 damage.
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Winchester
George Jewell
Berryville
Harold E. Knight
Rt. 4
T David Lee Roberts
N. Ke’ St
Roberts
Melvin Page
Sheridan Ave
Page
Russian Baptists Baptize Over Five Thousand in Soviet Churches
Reverend Michael Shidkov of Moscow reports at a Vienna conference that more than 5,000 Russians joined Baptist churches in the Soviet Union during the last year. He notes churches hold six weekly services and cites growing oral membership.
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Austria
Soviet Union
Michael Shidkov
Moscow
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