Obituaries From Winchester Area Include Jennings and Frye
Obituaries list Clyde L White of Bedford and Minnie L Jennings of Martinsburg among service notices. Nora Good Frye of Mt Williams had services at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Mt Williams St Johns Cemetery.
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Clyde J. .White
Bedford
Nora ‘Good Frye
Mt. Williams
Omps
Edward J. Taylor
St. Johns Cemestery
Marshall Kremer
Ora Foltz
Clyde Keckeley
Maynard Brewer
Carson Allamong
Hurl Himelright
Barbara Reynolds Rites Scheduled at Jones Funeral Home
Mrs Barbara Lee Reynolds dies and services are planned with a graveside service at National Cemetery Friday at 11 00 AM following a 3 30 PM service at Jones Funeral Home.
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Robert W. Gordon
National Cemetery
Mrs. Roy Reynolds dies. longtime West Virginia resident
Mrs Barbara Lee Reynolds 16 Route 1 Winchester nursing home died Sunday. Born October 17 1892 in McCauley West Virginia she married Roy Washburn Reynolds in 1916 in Rio West Virginia. She leaves children Opal Combs Gertrude Link Edith Kline Reynolds Jr Roy and 19 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Harry Crim. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Barbara Lee Reynolds
Route 1
Winchester
Reynolds
McCauley
W. Va
Jacob and
Sophia Miller Funk
Roy Washburn Reynolds
Rio
W, Va
Cave Valley Presbyterian Church
West Virginia
Opal Combs
Brookville
Gertrude Link
Strasent Royal
Edith Kline
Gaithersburg
Roy W. Reynolds, Jr
Korea
U.S. Army
Jones Funeral Home
Harry M. Crim
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral services and obituaries span Martinsburg and Strasburg
Funeral notices for Scott B Haymaker and Robert W Gordon list services at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron and Riverview Cemeteries. Virginia Hockman, 60, of Strasburg, a longtime teacher, is remembered for church and club involvement. callers may attend services in Strasburg. Stock market report from New York notes irregular lower trading with mixed results and merger-driven rallies.
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Miss Hockman
Strasburg
Harry Q
Laura Cordelia Baker Hockman
Shenandoah County
Strasburg High School
Madison College
New York
County Teachers Plan to Ask For $800 Raise
The Frederick County Education Association plans to ask the school board for an $800 increase in base pay for bachelor degree teachers next year. The 1969 70 salary schedule starts at $6 500 and rises four percent annually to a maximum of $9 620 in 12 years.
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Frederick County Education Association
Donald H
Shirley
Virginia Education Association
Fairfax and
Falls Church
A Chance Continued From Page One
Holiday mail services will operate with lockboxes at the main office and normal collections. Telephone traffic is expected to peak with over 650000 long distance calls from Virginia and 2500 operators. No city bus service tomorrow and garbage collection suspended. Christmas Morning service at St Stephen CME Church at 7 a.m. All are welcome. Brazil covers 3286470 square miles, larger than the continental U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.N. Doyle, Jr
C&p Petephone Co
Virginia
St. Stephen Cme Church
Chase St
J.H. Robinson
Town Suffers Biggest Fire Disaster in 45 Years
Mr. Lanham described the blaze as the town's worst since the 1920s, with a cinder block building gutted and water supply drawn from multiple sources. Fire crews, aided by tankers and volunteers, battled freezing temperatures and wind while risking ice and debris. Surrounding structures remain at risk as firefighters remain on scene.
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Lanham
Streit to Head Mile of Dimes in Winchester
Thomas L. Streit named chairman of the Mile of Drive to be held in downtown Winchester on January 4. The annual drive is by the Winchester Chapter of the National Association of Life Underwriters. Streit, an agent for Southwestern Life Insurance Co., has five and a half years in the business and resides in Stephenson with his wife Jean and son Kevin. He attended James Wood and Handley High Schools and was discharged from the U S Army in 1962.
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Thomas L. Streit
Winchester
National Association of Life Underwriters
Streit
Theouthwestern Life Insurance Co
Stephenson
Jean
Ison Kevin
James Wood
Handley
United States Army
Middletown Sewer System Becomes Fully Operational Today
Middletown residents with signed sewer connections may use the new municipal system. Mayor Archie Manuel announced the main lines are completed and inspected and the system is fully operational as of 8 a.m. today, a week ahead of the December 31, 1968 deadline.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
Market Street Communion Service Christmas Eve
The Market Street United Methodist Church will host a 7 o clock Christmas Eve Communion service led by Rev. Edward J. Taylor. The candlelight event features carols, a chimes medley, and a sermon on The Hope of Christmas with the Sanctuary Choir singing Break Forth Oh Beauteous Heavenly Light. A nursery for infants and small children will be provided.
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Market Street United Methodist Church
Edward J. Taylor
Taylor
Schop
Weather Forecast for Virginia Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast for Virginia calls for mostly cloudy skies with a chance of light snow tonight and a high near 30 on Wednesday. Snow flurries possible Thursday with continued cold conditions. Moonset tonight is at 10:45 p.m. First Quarter on December 26.
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Rockies
Great Lakes Region
California
Central Plains States
Rainfall totals and five year pattern report
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today December totals show 99 for December, and 33.11 for the year to date 1968. Five year January through December figures list 1963 33 46 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 82 1967 36 48. Average monthly rainfall over 55 years appears: January 2.41 February 2.19 March 3.10 April 3.13 May 3.66 June 3.72 July 3.78 August 3.76 September 2.80 October. Annual rainfall from January through December averaged 36.50 over 55 years.
Virginia clothing industry rises to fourth largest
The report notes Virginia’s clothing manufacturing has grown rapidly over two decades and ranks as the state’s fourth largest industry. It also recalls that a journalism course began in 1869 at Washington University in Lexington, now Washington and Lee, as the nation’s first.
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Virginia
Washington University
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Clyde L. White
Lewis C. Jennings
Minnie L. Jennings
Martinsburg
Kings Daughters Hospital
Jennings
Berkeley County
Samuel S
Rose McMillan Shriver
St.Luke’s Methodist Church
Inter=woven
Donald L. Jennings
Rosemont-Kogel Schatz and Kaufman
Howard L. Falk
Rosedale
Frye Service
Winston Churchill
U.S.S. America
Poland
Lancaster and York
Montpelier
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Mr. Scott I
Haymaker
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Winchestera
Roy Reynolds
Haymaker Service
Scott B Haymaker
Race St
Kings Daughter Hospital
Jones
Joseph P. Porterfield
Howard Haymaker, Jr
Strother W. Boyd
Joseph C. O’leary
Michael A. Hart
Clarence Haymaker
John A. Ryan
Mount Hebron
Gordon Service
Gainesboro
Veterans Administration Center
W.va
William A. Lyons
Virginia Hockman
Virginia Ellen Hockman
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Rebecca Spiggle
Washington
Lewis Baker Hockman
Laurel
Harry Shell
Dellinger Funeral Home
F. L. Baker
Robert Moore
Phillip
David Baker
William
Wall Street
International Nickel
Celanese
Sears Roebuck
Swift
American Can
National
Pan American World Airways
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Amerada
IBM
Norwich Pharmacal
Spartan’s Industries
Lionel
Chrysler
St. Stephens
Brazil
United States
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Mile of Dimes
Market St
THE
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Port Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Pond, Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Smalts Florist, Inc
National Ave
Cameron St
Wayne B. Omps
Richard A. Funk
Jack H. Geisel, Jr
Larry T. Omps
Bruce C. Sheard
Loudoun Street
Rivate King
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