Obituary notices from Martinsburg and Shenandoah County
Obituaries list several local deaths including Paul Crim of Inwood aged 73 who died in City Hospital Martinsburg and will be buried at Pleasant View Memory Gardens after services at Brown Funeral Home. Other notices include Bonnie Mabel Lowenbach of Middletown 81, burial at Riverview Cemetery after service at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg, and Brucie Melvin Alexander 76 of 327 Highland Ave cremation/burial plans at Jones Funeral Home.
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Brucie Melvin Alexander
Highland Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Fred M. Bowman
W.R. Bierer
Henry Ebersole
Edward Co. Shirley
Charles Crisman
Connie Renner
Allen L. Shirley
Red Bud
Paul Crim
Inwood
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Gerrardstown
Calvin Edward
Amelia Shroudes Crim
Crim
C.H. Musselman, Co
Elsie L. Grubb
Glenville
Genevieve) Collis
Frank
Diana) Caravalo
Paul
Nancy) Luttrell
William Crim
Carl Crim
Winchester
Luke Reinhard
Guy Burge
Rohnert Park
Calif
Richard Edward Crim
Dixon, Ill
Brown Funeral Home
Edward Grove
Pleasant View Memory Gardens
Bonnie Mabel Lowenbach
Middletown
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
William Albert Lowenbach
Lowenbach
Augusta County
William C
Annie Reed Calhoun
First Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Hammack
Carolyn Hammack
John W. Lowenbach
Fairfax
Ruth Cherry
Dallas
Texas
Evelyn Johnson
Bloomington
Ill
William C. Calhoun
Elkins
W.va
James R. Jackson
G.R. Womeldorf
Stover
Strasburg
Riverview Cemetery
Robert Lowenbach
Andrew Myruski
Don Poulson
Lanny Twigg
Charles Flowers
Lee Hammack
Charles Hammack
Shenandoah County Memorial
Anna Virginia Jackson
Charles Town
W. Va
Charlies Town General Hospital
Charles E. Jackson
Jackson
Charies Town
Betty Colston Newman
David Bailey
Charlies Town
Donald Frank Williams
Wheeling
Garfield Williams
Rawson
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Berryville
St. Luke’s
Women’s Missionary Society
J.C. Clark
Fairview
Melvin T. Strider
M. Leonard Wisecarver
Sheridan Ave
Mr. Wisecarver
Frederick County
E. Leo
Sallie Ginn Wisecarver
Kathleen Knight
Allegheny Freight Lines, Inc
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Shenandoah
Richard T. Wisecarver
Elizabeth G. Wisecarver
Richmond
M. Roy Wisecarver
Stephens City
William A. Lyons
Henry S. Amidon
M.S. Strickler
Cecil Herbaugh
Forrest E. Jones
Ralph Bowman
Richard Z. Crisman
Harold D. Patton
Forrest E. Sirbaugh
Jack McAboy
S. Garner Edmonds
Robert Gaines
Louis Renner
Shirley Foreman
R.E. Myers
Harry Geiman
Willis H. Ligon
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Christmas Program at Paynes Chapel Church
Paynes Chapel Church invites the public to a Christmas program on Sunday at 8 p.m. A pageant titled Gifts From the Christ Child will be presented as part of the event.
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Paynes Chapel Church
Obituaries From Winchester Area Deaths And Funeral Services
Multiple notices report deaths of Mrs Dessie Kite Alger of Millwood 1890 1960s era and Mrs Anna Virginia Jackson of Charles Town with service details. Harry Hazel Fiddler of Clearbrook and M Leonard Wisecarver of Winchester are noted with funeral arrangements, pallbearers, and burial plans.
Funeral Services For Three Local Residents
Funeral services are planned for Mr. J. Harrison at 11 00 A M Mrs Brucie M Alexander at 1 30 P M and Mr M Leonard Wisecarver at 3 30 P M Wednesday. All services are to be held at Jones Funeral Home and will honor the deceased with family attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Harrison
Mr. M. Leonard Wisecarver
Early 20th Century Origins of the Presidential Press Conference
The modern presidential press conference began in 1913 under Woodrow Wilson, a Virginia native, marking a new era of direct briefing by the U.S. president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
Senate Hopeful on Cambodia Aid Restrictions Amid Bipartisan Talks
Washington lawmakers brace for a compromise as a new amendment tightens limits on U S aid to Cambodia. Senators Sherman Cooper and Frank Church back the restriction barring U S combat troops and military advisers, while administration supporters signal potential acceptance.
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Washington
House
White House
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Hijacker surrender for trial in United States
Alvin L. Glatowski and Clyde W. McKay hijacked the Columbia Eagle in the Gulf of Thailand last March and forced the crew to Kompong Som. They surrendered at the American Embassy in Phnom Penh and will be flown to the United States after Cambodia cancels their asylum.
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Phnom Penh
America
Cambodia
Alvin L. Glatowski
Long Beach
Calif
United States
Glatowski
Clyde W. McKay
Escondido
Gulf of Thailand
Kompong Som
Los Angeles
Thailand
McKay
Siem Reap
Mekong
Robert Blackburn
Blackburn
Saigon
Special Services at Stephens City Mennonite Church
Special services will be held at the Stephens City Mennonite Church on December 18 19 and 20 at 7 30 o clock. J Mark Stauffer of the Charlottesville Mennonite Church will be the guest speaker.
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Stephens City
Wall Street Slips Amid Heavy Trade After Profit Taking
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 3.83 to 819.35 as early trading runs slow on the NYSE. Market breadth favors decliners about 2 to 1 with several blue chips moving in mixed directions including Alcoa, American Smelting, Anaconda, Homestake, Phelps Dodge and others showing varied moves.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Alcoa
American
Anaconda
Homestake
Phelps Dodge
Republic Corp
Fannie Mae
Avon Products
Philip Morris
Southern Co
Telex
Goodrich
Xerox
Weather summary for Winchester Virginia outlook and records
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Wednesday mostly cloudy with rain likely and highs in the 40s to low 50s. Thursday partly cloudy and mild with a chance of rain through Saturday. Temperatures midday today near 38, yesterday’s high 41, no rainfall in the last 24 hours. Rainfall totals for December and year-to-date listed, plus long term monthly averages and five year rainfall history.
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Virginia
West Ion
Three Fourths And Other Quick Facts
A compact quiz list includes items from numbers to notable figures and places. It mentions three fourths blue tailed fly proxy Lincoln a quotation about a boundary steed an WWI German England clash Medina Arabia the number 160 famous frontiersmen Crockett Boone Carson and Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Lincoln
England
W.W. I
Medina
Arabia
Crockett
Boone
Carson
Napoleon Bonaparte
County approves burning for dust relief under new ordinance
Attorney Eugene Gunter notes Clarke County and Winchester bans on dumping and burning. A motion to amend the ordinance to permit controlled burning passes amid concerns over inoperable cars. The ordinance targets smoke emissions from the WSS Frey quarry dust and includes state law alignment. Public hearings set for Jan 11 on nuisance changes and sanitation authority, with Feb 8 on a Trailer Ordinance.
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Eugene Gunter
Clarke County
Winchester
Aaron Zuckerman
Smith
Thomas Rosenberger
Donald Baughman
WSS. Frey
Brucetown
Gunter
County Sanitation Authority
Roy Williams
Herbert Sluder
Frederick County Health Dept
Sanitation Authority
Car Fire Damages Vehicle in Winchester Lot
A fire yesterday at the rear of a building on 33 E. Boscawen Street damaged the motor of Terry Plank's car. Fire Inspector S R Dyke said firefighters were called about 4 20 p m to extinguish the blaze that started under the hood.
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E. Boscawen St
Terry Plank
S.R. Dyke
Winchester
Bomb damages Saigon U S military hotel three floors
A bomb ripped through three floors of the Le Qui Con hotel in Saigon, wounding two American officers and two Vietnamese. The blast damaged the second, third and fourth floors of the six story building that houses about 100 U S officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Down To Saigon
Strawn
le Qui Conillet
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Lefice
Harrison Nidte
Arewis
Cecil
Charles Williams
Charlton Crenshaw
Mount Hebron
Jones
Alexander Service
Paul Grunner Crim
W.A. Lowenbach
Dessie K. Alger
Dessie Kite Alger
Millwood
Page County
Isaac
Martha Jane Comer Kite
LF. Alger
Earl A
George E. Alger
Ernest L. Alger
Timberville
Naomi Nesselrodt
Harrisonburg
Floyd N. Alger
Alice Moore
Lula Housden
Luray
Minnie Myers
Myrtle Shea
Ben Kite
Silver Spring
Fred
Lee Kite
Jesse Tate, Jr
Millwood Methodist Church
Newport
Rage County
John H. Enders
Anna V. Jackson
Fiddler Service
Harry Hazel Fiddler
Clearbrook
Craig B. Burleson
Garrard A. Fitzwater
Albert Lee
Kenneth McKay
Theodore Russell
William E. Russell
Charlies L. Carter
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Funeral Home
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
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Jim) Largent, Jr
Kardy
George Washington Hotel
Larry Sullivan
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