Obituary notices for Tappan Athey Clark in Winchester area
The Berryville physician Dr Frank Ellsworth Tappan dies and funeral services are held at Grace Episcopal Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. The Clarke County Educational Fund and Grace Episcopal Church are requested as flower substitutes. Other local obituaries include Florence E Athey 72 of 437 Gray Ave and Barbara M Clark 61 of Hayfield with services at Jones Funeral Home and burials at Mount Hebron and Fairview cemeteries respectively.
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Frank Ellsworth Tappan
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
William Brook
Green Hill Cemetery
Clarke County Educational Fund
Florence E. Athey
Gray Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Frank M. Youngblood
Archie L. Fry
Merenes Castleman
Maynard W. Brewer
Elmer A. Kline
Marshall Castleman
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Barbara M. Clark
Hayfield
Harold C. Gano
Golden Kerns
Thomas G. Swisher
Raymond Kerns
Mack Kerns
Ronald Kerns
Willis Belford
Robert Belford
Donald Kerns
Kenneth Jenkins, Jr
Abraham Clark, Jr
William Andrew Clark, Jr
Donnie Kerns
Fairview Cemetery
Three Clarke County Seniors Win Leadership and Citizenship Honors
Clarke County High School honored three seniors for four years of achievement. Vicki Armacost and Lance Allison were nominated for the Ellis National Foundation Youth Leadership Award by the faculty and will advance to the state contest. Nancy Pidgeon received the DAR Good Citizenship Award and will compete in the state DAR contest.
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Lance Allison
Ellis National Foundation
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nancy Pidgeon
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Wall Street Retreat Signals Market Readjustment
The New York stock market declined moderately as the Dow Jones average slipped 2.56 to 852.58 at 10:30 a.m. on reading ahead of a continuation of digestion after Tuesday. NYSE declines outpaced advances 5 to 3 while analysts note a continuation of the post Thanksgiving rally digestion.
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Freed Captives Start Medical Tests After Release
Mary Ann Harbert and Richard G. Fecteau, released from long Communist imprisonments, begin a series of medical tests at Valley Forge Medical Center to assess effects of captivity. They will undergo physicals and lab studies for nutrition and tropical diseases after a long Hong Kong–to–Pennsylvania journey.
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White Christmas Odds Vary Across Cities in NOAA Report
NOAA lists 269 U S cities with probabilities of snow on the ground this Christmas Kept figures are probabilities not forecasts Roanoke Virginia tops the list at 27 percent while Fairbanks Alaska and International Falls Minnesota reach 100 percent. Other notes include a telephone directory printing error in Albuquerque and a historic drydock project at Norfolk.
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Winchester Mall Plan Advances After Apple Blossom Date
Finance officials discuss new downtown mall plans aiming for pedestrian and vehicular access by 1972. Revised design includes a 20 foot wide thoroughfare, trees on mounds, no curbs, and wrought iron gates at both ends to distinguish the area from downtown.
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Finance Committee
Stewart Bell, Jr
DDC
Irvin Shendon
Bell Awards on TV Tonight
The Northwestern Mental Health Association will present the annual Bell Awards on the Church in Action program on Cable Channel 6 at 9 p.m. tonight. NMHA Winchester president Mrs. William Beatty will award local individuals and groups for advances in mental health over the past year.
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Church In Action
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William Beatty
NMHA
Winchester
Frederick
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