Obituaries for Mason and Schlack in Winchester area
Two Winchester area obituaries note George J. Mason 72 of Stephenson died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with service to be held at Jones Funeral Home. Amos Barton Schlack 80 of Winchester died in a local nursing home with funeral arrangements incomplete and body at Omps Funeral Home.
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George J. Mason
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mason
Frederick County
George W
Fannie Bowers Mason
Philip L. Carper
Winchester
Leonard Mason
Ohio
Jones Funeral Home
Robert E. Donnelly
Mount Hebron
Amos Barton Schlack
Mr. Schlack
Clarke County
Charles
Anna C. Schlack
First Presbyterian Church
Ethleen Davis
J.H. Yost, Jr
Warren S. Blodget
Moraga
Calif
Sue Schlack
Mary Kennedy Yost
J.H. Yost, II
Edwin B. Yost
Nancy Susan Blodget
Omps Funeral Home
McNealy in Dialysis Program at VA Hospital
L Ray McNealy Jr of 316 N Kent St is listed in an AP report on the kidney dialysis program at McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital in Richmond. His father says his son, a paraplegic since a 20 year old auto accident, is in serious condition on dialysis. McNealy, a World War II veteran, serves on the executive committee of Conrad-Hoover Post 21, American Legion, and is secretary of the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club which assisted the Star with election returns.
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Kent St
Associated Press
McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital
Richmond
McNealy
McNealy, Jr
Conrad-Hoover- Post 21
American Legion
The
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Star
Bank fires up support for Winchester Memorial Hospital
John C. Blackburn of Shenandoah Valley National Bank presents a contribution to Carl Napps administrator for Winchester Memorial Hospital. The bank states the gift is from friends and customers to help purchase life saving equipment and marks the second consecutive year of funding.
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John C. Blackburn
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl Napps
Winchester Memorial
SVNB
Stans Attacks AP Reporting Over Foundation Ties
Secretary Maurice Stans denounces an Associated Press report as distorted for alleging his Stans Foundation owns a stake in Siam Kraft Paper Co. He says he cannot profit and but cites past disclosures about Penn Central as mischaracterized. He asserts no conflict of interest and criticizes the journalism as discreditable.
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Washington (Ap
Maurice H Stans
Associated Press
Thailand
U.S
Stans
Stans Foundation
Siam Kraft Paper Co
Penn Central
Stans Foundation of
Chicago
Siam Kraft
Liam Kraft
British runaway 16 year old stowaway found in Tampa
A 16 year old British boy identified as Phillip Davison ran away from a Coventry England boarding school. He said he boarded a BOAC flight from London to New York then an airline to Tampa where airport guards questioned him. Coventry police list him as missing from a boys home and note prior escape to Switzerland.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa _International Airport
Phillip Davison
Coventry
England
British Overseas Airways
London
New York City
Davison
National Airlines
Ficer
Switzerland
Gilwern
Wales
Nicholson testimony contrasts earlier police statement in dual murders
The Nicholson case reveals changing testimony about the night of the killings. John Henry Benson is described as a tall stranger who drove the Nicholsons home. The defendant claims self defense after a bloodied kitchen scene, while a psychiatrist notes a personality disorder but not incompetence to stand trial.
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Nicholson
A.C. — Kiczales
Watts
Juveniles Held in Auto Theft and Larceny
Win chester police report two Seat Pleasant juveniles aged 15 and 17 were arrested for auto larceny after a car stolen from Stuart Martin of 23 W Boscawen St was recovered at Gilberts Corners. A 15 year old was also charged with larceny after being found inside the Winchester News Stand on S Loudoun St with $50 cash recovered.
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Seat Pleasant
Winchester
Stuart Martin
W. Boscawen St
Gilberts Corners
S. Loudoun St
John Klayton Cochran
Fred Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Nixon prepares for Heath Bermuda summit on short notice
President Nixon, flying to Miami on short notice, was reported to be preparing today for his Bermuda summit with British Prime Minister Edward Heath next week. The Heath meeting marks the third in a series of talks Nixon is holding with major allies.
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Key Biscayne,fla
Nixon
Bermuda
Edward Heath
Handley High School Hosts Christmas Concert Sunday
The Handley High School Choral Department presents a Christmas Concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium directed by Douglas E. Russell. The program features the Concert Choir, Chansonaires Girls Choir, and Vivace Club with a mix of traditional carols and contemporary pieces, concluding with It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. The event is free and open to the public.
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Handley High School
Douglas E. Russell
Handley
Jesus
Dominum
Alice Wiltshire
Chansonaires Girls
Vivace Club
Emma Lou Diemer
Tidewater College Opens Temporary Campus at Camp Pendleton
Virginia Beach officials and state leaders formalized Tidewater Community College’s temporary campus at Camp Pendleton. Gov. Holton praised interagency cooperation allowing use of National Guard facilities, with 750 freshmen already in class, and plans for a permanent Virginia Beach campus funded in the next biennium.
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Virginia Beach
Tidewater Community, College
Camp Pendleton
Linwood Holton
Virginia National Guard
Helton
National Guard
Virginna Beach
Adj
William J. McCaddin
Holton
Dana B. Ham
State Community College System
Virbeach
Green Run Farm
Hamel
Two Winchester youths held for grand jury
Walter Elmer Mason III, 19, arrested December 3 on possession and intent to distribute marijuana was ordered held for a grand jury after a municipal court hearing. Bond set at 2500 dollars, down from 5000. Donald Nelson Steed, 21, also held for the grand jury after a December 1 break in at Martin's Drug Store. Steed’s bond remains 1000 dollars and continues until December 27.
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Winchester
John Rice
Walter Elmer Mason III
Mason
Richmond
Rice
Wall Street climbs on hopeful economic and monetary signals
Wall Street gains as investors push higher on encouraging economic developments and possible settlement on international monetary front. The Dow Jones average rises 6.50 to 870.26 with more advances than declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Major gains include Kennecott up 24, Du Pont up 25, Atlas up 28, General Electric down 2, Anaconda up 16, American Motors up 73.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
International Monetary Front
Kennecott
du Pont
Atlas
General Electric
Anaconda
American Motors
Weather summary for Virginia shows clouds rain and cooler days
Increasing cloudiness tonight with likely rain then clearing Friday and turning colder. Highs in the 40s and lows mid 40s tonight. Extended outlook calls for cool weekend with 40s and 20s, then 50s Monday. Data from National Weather Service.
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Virginia
James Wood Christmas Choral Concert Sunday
The James Wood High School Christmas concert unfolds Sunday at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. The program features the Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, and 215 participants performing works by Ron Nelson Handel and traditional carols, with no admission charge.
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James Wood
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Amos B. Schlack
Amherst ST
Pia
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mtmete
Ofder
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mr. Nicholson
Benson
Galaxie
Plymouth
Belvedere
HHS
Tidewater College
Board For Community Colleges
Wall Street
Winchester Skies
the Volga
Republic of Israel
Brain
George Washington
President
Red Sea
Naonal Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Commerce
Atea— Consult
Jahen Marin
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Chespeake
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
James Wood High School
Ron Nelson
Paul S. Thompson
Berors Department Store
Berryville Ave
Norelco
Novelco
Valley Furniture
Rt. 11
South Stephens City
Wolverton’s
SIMLE
BRO
N. Cameron St
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