Obituaries of Hoover Armel Schauss and others in Martinsburg area
Obituary notices report Russell C Hoover 73 of Bunker Hill died in Martinsburg following a life as a garage owner and WWII veteran. James Armel 68 of Inwood died at home with services at Brown Funeral Home and burial in Gainesboro Cemetery. Carrie Armel, son Lenard and Douglas Armel noted. Esther Schauss 75 of Middletown died at home with nursing career and Navy Reserve service. service at Grace United Methodist Church with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Funeral and visitation details listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Hoover
Russell Comer Hoover
Bunker Hill
W.va
Kings ‘ Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Mr. Hoover
Frederick County
Virginia
Philip Richard
Clara V. McFarland Hoover
Inwood
Time Inc
Winchester
Gerrardstown Presbyterian Church
South Berkeley
Virginia Aikens
Brown Funeral Home
James Hovland
Rosedale Cemetery
Dave William Ritter
Gerrardstown
Kings Daughters Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
James H. Baice Jr
Gainesboro
Nathaniel DeHaven
Carlton L. Ramey Jr
Conley Ramey
Walter Baker
William Baker
Samuel Ruble
James R. Armel
James Rupert Armel
W. Va
Mr.Armel
Clarke County
Mark Henry
Lucy Willingham Armel
Inwood United Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Carrie Roberts Armel
Lenard Armel
Douglas D. Armel
Henry R. Armel
Ridgeway
Page Armel
Hagerstown
Harry
Fannie) Pierce
Clarence
Lola) Jamison
Raymond
Geraldine) Stidwell
Joe
Guy
Archie Armel
Dorabelle Armel
John E. Wright
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Mr. Armel
Rodney D
Shannon L
William B
Randall L
Bradley C. Armel
Donald H. Pierce
Lester A. McDonald
Reynolds Grove
Clarke Miller
Otis Mason
Charles H. Heironimus
John L. Brumbaugh
Hugh Hutzler
Clifford Rutterford
Esther Schauss
Brandon Dr
Schauss
Middletown
Charles Edwin
Mary Willey Edmondson
Frederick A. Schauss
New York
Grace United Methodist Church
Alexandria Hospital
Union Memorial School of Nursing
Baltimore
Navy Reserve
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Salvation Army
American Legion Auxiliary
Falls Church
Charles E. Schauss
Patricia White
Manassas
Frederica Cornett
Tampa
Partial Production Expected in Appalachian Coalfields
In the Appalachian coalfields, production is limited as UMW locals in Pennsylvania and West Virginia agree to honor picket lines run by striking UMW construction workers. Miners secured a 64 percent wage and benefit increase over three years, while construction workers press for further unemployment benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
UMW
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Association of Bituminous Contractors
Washington
Virginia
Indiana
District 2
New Kensington
Letter May Be Delivered After 30 Years
Navy Seaman Glynn Hopkins wrote the 1944 Air Mail letter to cousin Reginald Hopkins. Sealed and uncancelled 6 cent stamp found inside USS North Carolina desk in Wilmington harbor after 30 years. Hopkins, now in Attica New York, hopes the letter reaches its destination this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
Glynn Hopkins
Miami
Reginald Hopkins
Alexander
N.Y
North Carolina
Attica
Pilot hijack to Cuba tests new treaty and ransom wait
A Tampa pilot remained in Cuba awaiting word on the fee Cuba will charge to release his plane after a hijacking. Swiss diplomats and the FBI pursued the hijacker, with Cuba promising to return or try hijackers under the new bilateral accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Frank Haigney
FBI
James A. Chesson Jr
Tampa Flying Service
Haigney
Chesson
Cuba
United States
Hearst Pleads for Daughter Patricia to Return Home for Christmas
Catherine Hearst asks fugitive daughter Patricia to come home for Christmas in a 300 word letter published in the San Francisco Examiner. Patricia Hearst, 20, was kidnapped on February 4 by the Symbionese Liberation Army and has since aligned with the group. In Milwaukee, former Miss America Terry Anne Meeuwsen wed in a candlelight ceremony at a suburban country club with about 700 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough
Calif
Catherine Hearst
Patricia
Milwaukee
Wis
Terry Anne Meeuwsen
Calendar Of Events For Monday And Tuesday
A dense list of community meetings and activities for Monday and Tuesday including Weight Watchers sessions at multiple venues, Lions and Civitan club events, 4-H and Masonic gatherings, service organizations, and public safety and civic group meetings across Winchester and nearby towns. The schedule shows times from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. with venues such as Odd Fellows Hall, George Washington Hotel, and city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Lionness Club
W. Boscawen St
Civitan Club
Lee- Jackson
Round Hill
Winchester
Berryville
F&m Bank
Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals
Carpers Valley Club
Jaycees
Virginia
Bethel Lutheran Church
IOOF
Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Back Creek Ruritan Club
Stephens City Fire Co
Weather forecast and rainfall history update from Northern Valley
Cloudy with a chance of snow tonight and varying highs through Tuesday. Extended outlook shows precipitation midweek and cooler nights in the 30s. Rainfall totals and averages for the past decades are listed, noting peaks in 1972 and a low in 1930. A light note on Thomas Jefferson’s fondness for pickles follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Sally
Northeast
Appalachians
Georgia
Rockies
Plains
Mohr Elected President of Shenandoah Farms Fire Dept
Sam Mohr was elected President of the Shenandoah Farms Volunteer Fire Dept at the annual meeting. Lonnie DeMoss was reelected chief of the department, with Dennis Gorton as assistant chief, and Ben Hoover as chief of the rescue squad. The fire and rescue squads now elect their own chiefs for the first time, under newly amended by laws. The department reports assets around $100,000 and liabilities near $40,000, compared to $1,495 assets in January 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mohr
Shenandoah Farms Volunteer Fire Dept
Dept
Mohr
Sam Clifford
Agnes Hoover
Eve Clifford
Lonnie DeMoss
Dennis Gorton
Ben Hoover
Three Accidents at Commerce Ave Intersections
Over a weekend, three crashes occurred at Commerce Ave intersections with East Main South St and Water St in Front Royal. No injuries were reported. Drivers Ruth V. Tucker Harold D. Repass Terry L. Grisby Paul B. Younkin Brian Erick Mercer Dalton L. Williams were named with damages ranging from 350 to 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Commerce Ave
Commerce
East Main
Donald Burke
Ruth V. Tucker
Woodstock
Harold D. Repass
Sterling
Burke
Repass
Tucker
South St
Rt. 55 East
Terry L. Grisby
Delaplane
Paul B. Younkin
Carlisle
Lance Wahl
Grisby
Younkin
Water St
Brian Erick Mercer
Arlington
Dalton L. Williams
Williams
Mercer
Wall Street Edges Lower Amid Downtick in Trade
Prices eased in moderate trading as investors worried about the economy. The Dow Jones average slipped 1.17 to 591.60 with 415 declines and 381 advances among 1235 NYSE issues as volume stayed moderate after a two minute opening delay. The Fed reported a 2.3 percent drop in November industrial production, the sharpest in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
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Ing
Hwang-ho
Yale
America
First United Methodist Church
Lee Jackson
Recovery Inc
George Washington Hotel
E. Boscawen St
Christ Episcopal Church
Lions Club
Duff's
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Wariana Sueerty Woaticuns
Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Bob Donnelly
Omps Funeral Home
Menpen
Smalts Florists, Inc
National Ave
Bernard F. Groves
Numents MD
S. Braddock St
Congregational Christian Church
Farms Fire Dept
For All
Call Leonard
John W. Rosenberger & Co
HEATH
Smalls Garden Center
Mixes Bird
Wall Street
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