Obituaries for Cookus and Lake in West Virginia and Ohio
Funeral services were held for William Cookus Sr. 81 of Falling Waters West Virginia and Irvin H. Lake 75 of Columbiana Ohio. Cookus died Monday in City Hospital Martinsburg and service was at Brown Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstown. Lake died Sunday and service was at Warrick Kummer Funeral Home with burial in Columbiana Cemetery.
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William
Bill) Cookus Sr
Rt. 1
Falling Waters
W.va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Brown Funeral Home
Allan N. Boehl
Owen B “Yomack
Elmwood Cemetery
Shepherdstown
W Va
Lake
Irvin H. Lake
W. Friend St. Columbiana
Ohio
Warrick-Kummer Funeral
Columbiana Cemetery
John W. Manuel
John William Manuel
White Post
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
W. Va
Winchester
Luther Manuel
Mae Legge Manuel
Farmey Farms
United Methodist Church
Elks Lodge
U. S. Army
VFW
Ivan Smallwood
Larry Tinsman
Everett Dell
William Welch
Weaver Welch
Floyd Lofton
Billy Carper
Sam McFarlane
Andrew Kirby
Audrey Chadwell
George Estep
John H. Enders
Berryville
Manuel
Estey McGolerick
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gapland
Hezikah
Sally Best
McGolerick
The
Apostolic Church
Joseph McGolerick
Nora Miller
Silver Springs
Herbert T. McGolerick
Woodrow McGolerick
Lewis McGolerick
Edinburg
Ruth Sapp
Boulder
Colo
Martin Best
Rockville
Arlie Best
Yarowsburg
Elsie Coulter
Knoxville
Assembly of God
Garretts Mill
Maurice Spencer
Valley Travel Down 11 Percent in November Visit to New Market Center
The Shenandoah Valley Travel Association reports November visitation at New Market Information Center fell 11 percent from 1975 to 2,074 visitors. Total 1976 visitors reach 56,414, with 88,278 since the center opened last June. Executive director Meriwether German notes a board meeting, regional representation, new brochures, and plans for the 1977 Accommodations Guide and annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Shenandoah Valley Travel Association Today
Meriwether German
Front Royal Quality Inn
Roanoke
Lexington
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Front Royal
Luray
Harpers Ferry
Ray Pisney
Woodrow Wilsom
Budget cut plan shifts state police funds to highways
Northern Virginia Senator Bendheim proposes moving state police funding to the State Department of Highways and Transportation to save about 35 million dollars from the general fund. Highway revenues lag behind a 1971 plan, delaying construction to 16 to 18 years, though Harwood disputes the gap. Bendheim also urges extending the sales tax to select services to raise roughly 65 million over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Department of Highways and Transportation
Northern Virginia
Highway Department
General Assembly
Leroy $. Bendheim
Alexandria
John Harwood
Harwood
Ment
Bendheim
House Appropriations Committee
del Edward E. Lane
Richmond Bendheim
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