Obituaries from Winchester Evening Star December 16 1968
Obituary notices for Gretchen Geraldine Mahoney of Rock Cave West Virginia formerly Winchester. Surviving family includes husband Roger Mahoney and six children with service set at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg. Also includes Alice E Weaver 92 with extended family and services at Omps and Lindsey funeral homes. Funeral details for James Arthur Puckett and Frank Deskins noted. Burial locations include Shenandoah Memorial Park and Macedonia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Geraldine Mahoney
Rock Cave
W.vey
Winchester
Agnes F. Herbaugh
Stephenson
Candy Maria Crouse
Asa R. Martin
Brentwood
Hollis L
Robert E., Paul, Isaac
Pepper D. Martin
Cora Elizabeth Everhart
James Arthur Puckett
North Tazewell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
E.T. Clark
Macedonia Cemetery
Stanley L. Shackelford Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Stanley L. Shackelford 77 of Bartonsville died yesterday at Johnson-Willis Hospital Richmond from injuries in a Friday automobile accident. The body is at Omps Funeral Home with funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Shackelford
Bartonsville
Johnson-Willis
Richmond
Omps Funeral Home
Barkley Rites for Henry C Barkley Held in Maysville
Henry C Barkley 59 of 520 W Clifford St died Saturday at home. Born Sept 25 1909 in Maysville Ky he was a son of the late Frank Owens Barkley and Roberta Stockton Barkley. He worked at O Sullivan Rubber plastics division and served in World War II. Survived by daughter Jean Marie Russell of Fairburn Ga sister Mrs E P Browning Jr of Winchester and brothers Frank O Barkley of Maysville and Eugene R Barkley of Lexington Ky Burial at Maysville Cemetery with donations to local Heart and Cancer Societies in lieu of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Barkley
Winchester
Jean Marie Russell
Fairburn
E.P. Browning, Jr
Frank O. Barkley
Maysville
Eugene R. Barkley
Lexington
Omps Funeral
James R. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Heart and Cancer Societies
Wolford Service Held for Norman W Wolford in Gore
Funeral service for Norman W Peter Wolford 49 of Gore was held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Fairview Lutheran Church led by Rev. Morris Cather and Rev. James Fleet. He leaves his mother Mrs Ethel Pugh Wolford of Gore a son Stephen Wolford of Charlottesville a brother William Allen Wolford of Gore and two sisters Mrs Bonnie Miller and Mrs Patricia Nesmith of Yellow Springs W Va Pallbearers named Carl Kerns Charles Saucer Leroy Elliott Harry Oates Lester Hook and Harrison P Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman W
Peter) Wolford
Gore
Fairview Lutheran Church
Morris Cather
James Fleet
Ethel Pugh Wolford
Stephen Wolford
Charlottesville
William Allen Wolford
Bonnie Miller
Patricia Nesmith
Yellow Springs
W.va
Carl Kerns
Charles Saucer
Leroy Elliott
Harry Oates
Lester Hook
Harrison P. Whitacre
Weatherstripping saves heat and dust in winter
Good weatherstripping reduces heating and cooling bills and keeps out dust and bugs. A properly installed weatherstrip can save many dollars in heating costs, with hardware or lumber dealers offering products designed for specific jobs. An aluminum bottom door strip with a spring loaded vinyl insert blocks drafts. Check your home over and make it a warm winter.
Handy Man Gift At John W. Rosen Berger Co
Open daily 8 4 30 at 1336 Commerce listing gifts for the do it yourselfer. Includes handy holiday note and a tip that electric irons should be polished occasionally with waxed paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosen
Berger & Co, Inc
Commerce
Nixon names Hoover and Helms to stay in posts
President elect Nixon told reporters in Washington that J Edgar Hoover will continue as FBI director and Richard Helms will remain as CIA director. Nixon met with Hoover and Helms in New York and requested they stay on, and both agreed to indefinite terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hoover
Helms
William Hill Dies at Home in Clarke County
William P. Hill 47 died Saturday at his home near Millwood from a self inflicted pistol wound. He was born in Wheeling West Virginia, a farmer and investor, survived by his mother Judith Hornb Hill his widow and two children Christine and Thomas plus a sister. Funeral held Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church Millwood with burial in Old Bethel Cemetery. Memorials to Clarke County Volunteer Rescue Squad or Gideon Bible Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hill
Millwood
Douglass Hill
Mr. Hill
Wheeling
W.va
L.R. Hill
Dr. Hill
Judith Hornb Hill
Christine E
Thomas H. Hill
FourYearOld Dies in Undetermined West Virginia Case
Four year old Daniel Odin of Augusta West Virginia died Saturday en route to Winchester from West Virginia due to undetermined causes. Dr Douglass O Hill medical examiner said autopsy done but cause remains unclear pending toxicology and microscopic tests. State Police at Romney declined to release details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Odin
Augusta
W.va
Winchester
West Virginia
Douglass O. Hill
Hill
Romney
Supreme Court Rules on Draft Exemptions and Resistance
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that draft boards cannot use delinquency rules to strip exemptions for divinity students and other groups shielded by Congress. It also held that draft resistors lacking congressional exemptions may face prosecution to test their 1-A classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Suprem Court
Supreme Court to hear Alabama election laws case
The National Democratic Party of Alabama asks the Supreme Court to rule Alabama election laws racially motivated to bar Negroes from office. The group is integrated and supported the Democratic ticket in November and backed numerous Black candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
National Democratic Party of
George C. Wallace
Miami Snow, Cold Snap Hit Florida and Northeast
The arctic blast pushed temperatures down to 34 in Miami the coldest December reading since 1940. Violent weather spread from Vermont to Maine with heavy snow, wind and powerfully cold air, while a separate Pacific storm brought rain and snow to the West and a roof was ripped from a San Francisco motel. In Strasburg a rabies suspected dog was shot by police after threatening children. residents urged pet confinement for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
Miami
Atlanta
Strasburg
Marshall Robinson
W. Baird Brehm
Elmer Shiley
Recount May Not Be Completed Before Christmas
In Portland Oregon more than eight percent of ballots recounted in the Reagan U S Senate race faced challenges and observers say the recount may stretch to Christmas. Democrat Wayne Morse who served 24 years lost by 3445 votes to Republican Robert Packwood with no major change yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Regan
Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
First Aid Crew Founded by Virginia Beck in Roacke 1909
The life saving and first aid movement led by Virginia Beck began in Roac oke with its first crew formed in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beck
Roacoke
Weather forecast for Virginia with five day outlook
Clear and cold tonight with low temps 5 to 15. Tuesday near 40 with 30s in highlands. Wednesday and onward turning warmer then cooler. Five day highs 38 to 43, lows 21 to 27, precipitation 0.0 to 0.6 inch midweek.
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Mrs
Gretchen Mahoney
Alice E. Weaver
Jefferson Sr
Weaver
Marvin D. Weaver
Hershey
Raymond A. Weaver
Harrisonburg
Flota Ours
Fort Myers
Fla
Omps
A.R. Bolls
Weaver Cemetery
Puckett Service
Mrs. Frank Deskins
Frank Deskins
Mineola
Tex
Woodrow Harper
Mineola General Hospital
Deskins
Thelma Ruth Stevenson
Greenville
Harper
Elenna Perry
Denton
Rufus Deskins
Springtown
Aaron Deskins
Chicago, Ill
Darvis Deskins
Los Angeles
Calif
H.W. Largent
Coker
Mathews
N. Loudoun Street
M. Lindsey Funeral
Harrisonburg, Va
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Wayne B. Omps
Richard A. Funk
Jack H. Geisel, Jr
Larry T. Omps
Bruce C. Sheard
Rtsey
Loudoun Street
Rivate King
Central Park
New York City
Lad
Henry C. Barkley
Wolford Service
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Hoover, Helms
William Hill
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Northern Lines Railroad
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Knights of Columbus
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
California
San Francisco Bay Area
Kennedy Airport
Mad Dog
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Baltic Sea
John Carver
the Fox
Swan
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Glaize & Bro
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