Obituaries: Klafehn Miller family and area deaths
Obituary notices list Frank Klafehn born Hilton New York retired 1968 as Heinz manager. survived by Christine Miller widow two children Linda and Douglas. services at First Baptist Church and burial Mount Hebron. Also Clark P. Bageant Whitacre death. burial Woodlawn Cemetery at Whitacre. Caroline Brooks 93 Winchester dies. Mt Carmel Baptist Church member. burial Ebenezar Cemetery White Post. Funeral home visitation details given for each.
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Mr. Klafehn
Hilton
N.Y
Yeeeeee Frank
Lena Bauer Klafehn
Christine Miller
Rochester
H.J. Heinz Company
First Baptist Church
Linda Klafehn
Lexington
Douglas Klafehn
Washington
Louis Marks
Brockport
Leoha Klafehn
Elmer Klafehn
Pittsburgh
E.T. Clark
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Caroline Brooks
E. Pall Mall St
Winchester Mermorial Hospital
Brooks
Linden
Jasper Mioten
Winchester
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Klafehn
Funeral services for Joseph Henry Klafehn are scheduled for Wednesday at 3 00 PM at the First Baptist Church. Jones Funeral Home Inc is handling arrangements for the deceased.
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Joseph Henry Klafehn
First Baptist Church
Winchester Annexation Court Orders Tuition for Annexed Children
The city will pay tuition for area children to attend county schools until the new Handley area elementary and proposed intermediate schools are built. By September 1972 the city plans a 600 pupil elementary near Handley High, replacing John Kerr School, to absorb annexed students. The court mapped 5.9 square miles to Winchester and mandated local education costs through the current school year.
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Handley
John Kerr
Handley High School
Johnson
Frederick County
Winchester
Anger Clouds Homecoming for 350 GIs at Travis Field
About 350 U S troops arriving on a giant 747 charter jet faced two day delays denying landing at Saigon. They expressed anger at the South Vietnamese government while awaiting onward travel to various destinations. A Tan Son Nhut official blamed airport erosion for 747 landings being impractical. Pan American disputed the decision and suggested alternative fields were refused.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Spec
John Carolina Jr
Bridgeport
Conn
Air Force
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Bien Hoa
Cam Ranh Bay
Chimney Fire Grips Round Hill Home Five Hours
Round Hill firemen battled a stubborn chimney fire at Mrs. Bessie Fries home near Old Bethel Church for over five hours. Fire Chief Vernon Haines said firefighters arrived at 7 p.m. to flames shooting from the chimney, cooled the chimney with salt and chemicals, and found cracks from heat. They checked hot spots, smoldering in a built in wall cabinet and attic near the chimney, removed flooring to dampen the area, and damaged ceiling and two wall mantles. Neighbors Carroll Unger and Mr. Combs aided and Mrs Fries fed the crew Christmas cakes before they returned to the hall at 12 22 am.
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Round Hill
Bessie Fries
Old Bethel Church
Vernon Haines
Haines
Round-Hill
Carroll Unger
Mr. Combs
Mrs. Fries
Eve Service Candlelight Worship at Highland Memorial
A Christmas Eve candlelight service will be held at 8 0 pm in Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church at 446 Highland Ave. The service is open to the public.
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Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Highland Ave
Boy Scout Week Replaced by Month Long Anniversary
The Shenandoah Area Council announces a February start for a 61st anniversary month celebrating the Boy Scouts of America. The Feb 8 birthday remains part of activities as 3,000 Scouts and leaders launch Project SOAR to expand conservation efforts across Virginia and West Virginia counties.
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William W. Wolfersberger
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Wolfersberger
Shenandoah
Berkeley
Jefferson
West Virginia
Nazarene Church Christmas Program at Winchester
The Winchester Church of the Nazarene will host a Christmas program Thursday at 7 30 p m with recitations and the presentation of a play titled Sharing Christmas.
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Winchester Church of the Nazarene
Christmas Day Service at First United Methodist Church
A Christmas Day service will be held at the First United Methodist Church on 308 N I Braddock St from 10 15 to 11 00 with meditation and minion. The Christmas tree in the sanctuary will be on display after service through January 3.
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First United Methodist Church
N. I Braddock St
Leach
Winchester Chapter Railway History Meeting Tonight
The Winchester Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society holds its regular meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Scout Room of the First Presbyterian Church A film of logging railroad operations will be shown Members and visitors are welcome to attend.
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Winchester
The
National Railway Historical Society
First Presbyterian Church
R.R
Williamson Heads County Fire Groups
The Frederick County Firemen's Association elected L. D. Williamson of Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Company as president for the coming year. He succeeds Stanley Watkins of Round Hill Community Fire Company. Elected with Williamson were Godfrey Prelip Gore Volunteer Fire Company as vice president Earl Nail Gore Fire Company as secretary and Earl Smith Gore Fire Company as treasurer. The association reported 31 fire alarms answered in the past month.
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Frederick County Firemen’s Association
L.D
Red) Williamson
Gainesboro Volunteer Fire Company
Williamson
Stanley Watkins
Round Hill Community Fire Company
County Firemen’s Association
Godfrey Prelip
The
Gore Volunteer Fire Company
Earl Nail
Gore Fire Company
Earl Smith
Denver jar collector turns hobby into small stock
Ron Wreath, a Denver druggist, has spent about ten years assembling apothecary jars and pharmacy bottles. He now has enough to stock a small shop with many jars still labeled. One bottle boasts contents to cure indigestion foul breath bad taste in the mouth dizziness kidney or bladder trouble and tired feeling.
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Denver
Ron Wreath
Wall Street rises after Chase Manhattan rate cut
The Dow gains 1.02 points to 822.56 at 10:30 am as Chase Manhattan Bank reduces its prime rate to 6 percent from 7 percent. Major banks move quickly, with mixed results on the Big Board and gains for Niagara Mohawk Power and American Telephone.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chase
Wall Street
Phelps Dodge
Massey Ferguson
Plessey Ltd
Niagara Mohawk Power
American Telephone
Two Crashes Cause Seven Hundred Dollar Losses
Damages totaling 2700 dollars were reported from three traffic crashes in the area yesterday. Jefferson Shingleton of Gerrardstown escaped injury when his truck rolled over on icy Route 11, four miles north of Winchester, at 1 15 p.m. R E Snyder estimated the truck at 1200 dollars. A two car collision on Route 7 near Berryville involved Robert Gantt of Leesburg and Joseph Shumaker of Lovettsville with damages of 300 and 1200 dollars respectively. A sleeting rain collision on Middle Road at 12 45 p.m. lacks details.
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Jefferson Shingleton
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Winchester
R R.E. Snyder
Route 7
Berryville
Snyder
Robert Gantt
Leesburg
Joseph Shumaker
Lovettsville
Gantt
Shumaker
Middle Road
Weather Outlook for Virginia with Rain Chances
Cloudy today with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and on Wednesday. Lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Thursday to Saturday show a mix of rain, cooler temperatures, and a cool to cold pattern with daytime highs in the 30s and overnight lows in the teens.
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Virginia
Answers Away Desert Shrub in Disjointed List
Fragmented OCR reads like a quiz list with scattered items. It includes Mary Bell Washington and Mary Bell Washington, Scottish, South Dakota, New York Tribune, Turquoise, and other lone phrases. The text lacks coherent narrative or full context.
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Mary Bell Washington
T Lay
South Dakota
New York Tribune
Newspapers Blame Rioting on Gomulka in Poland
In Warsaw the Communist party press faulted the late leader Gomulka for the riots that toppled him. Gierek replaces Gomulka as first secretary and promises economic reform while price hikes remain. Brezhnev praises the new Polish leadership as Moscow signals support.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Zycie Warszawy
Joseph Cyrankiewicz
Edward Gierek
Gierek
Warsaw Radio
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kremlin
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Bageant Service
Clark P. Bageant
Whitacre
Redland
B.W. Alabaugh
Fonzi Speilman
Gilbert Whitacre
Lynn Luautrell
J. Russell Pugh
Hartley Kerns
Woodlawn
Giffin
Capon Bridge
W.va
Mrs
Frances McIntosh
Brooklyn
Ashton Moten
Cartwright Funeral Home
John Davis
Ebenezar
White Post
Funeral
Imds Funeral Home
Amherst ST. Ofar
Rover
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
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vinvrjTaTrion
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Paul Stock
Rosco
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Nazarene Service
Railway Society
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Richmond
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Sai Lk. City
Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
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