Obituary for John Eagle 61 of Willow Grove Pa.
John Eagle 61 of 720 N York Rd Willow Grove Pa died Tuesday born Winchester Aug 17 1910 son of George H Eagle and Nancy Hamilton Eagle married to Margaret E Taylor survived by wife two sons James E Eagle Minneapolis and Robert W Eagle Willingboro one daughter Mrs Charles H Shaw Baltimore one brother William Eagle Clearbrook five sisters read list and 11 grandchildren Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Saturday 10 am Rev Herman M Elam burial Mount Hebron Cemetery body arrives Friday noon family to receive friends Friday 7 to 9 pm. A funeral service for John W Griffith 67 of 1467 Greystone Terrace died Wednesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Friday 4 pm at Jones Funeral Home Rev John Kinzie pallbearers listed and call for friends and relatives.
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John Eagle
N. York Rd
Willow Grove
Mr. Eagle
Winchester
George H
Nancy Hamilton Eagle
Margaret E. Taylor
James E. Eagle
Minneapolis
Robert W. Eagle
Willingboro
N.J
Charles H. Shaw
Baltimore
William Eagle
Clearbrook
Jane Eagle
Herman Lee
Alice Eagle
Catherine Funk
Margaret Haymaker
Jones Funeral Home
Herman M. Elam
Mount Hebron
John W. Griffith
Greystone Terrace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Kinzie
Harold G. Brown
Harold D. Patton
James H. Adams, Jr
Harold M. Bageant
Herndon D. Arthur
Purcell D. Plank
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Funeral services listed for Brownie Brown and others
Funeral services announced for Brownie Brown at First Baptist Church Friday 2:00 p.m. and for John Griffith at Jones Funeral Home Friday 4:00 p.m. Also scheduled are services for John Eagle Saturday 10:00 a.m. and John Finnerin Saturday 11:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church with a Christian wake Friday night 7:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Mr. Lee AL “Brownie” Brown
First Baptist Church
John L. Finnerin
Sacred Heart Church
Jones Funeral Home
Finnerin Rites Held for Winchester Area Iron Worker
John L. Finnerin 68 of Rt. 3 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 29 1903 in Fairmont WV he worked as an Iron Worker Local 568 in Cumberland MD and served in WWII. Survived by son William and stepson Charles Hess. sisters and brothers named. Rites held at Sacred Heart Church with wake at Jones Funeral Home. donations to Winchester Rescue Squad. Graveside service by VFW post 2123. Walter Lockhart death noted in Lynchburg with funeral plans pending.
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John L. Finnerin
Rt. 3
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Finnerin
Fairmont
W. Va
Mark and
Anna Campbell Finnerin
Margaret Hess
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cumberland
MD. Mr. Finnerin Is Survived By One Son, William L. Finnerin, of Baltimore, Md
Charles R. Hess
Charles Town
Robert Finnerin
Edward Finnerin
Pittsburgh Pa
Eldon Finnerin
Charles Gerloff
Jones Funeral Home
Winchester Rescue Squad
Mount Hebron
Veterans of Foreign War Post No. 2123
Army Secretary pledges disciplined forces at Norfolk dinner
Secretary Robert Froehlke told the Douglas MacArthur chapter that any army he leads will be disciplined, while distinguishing discipline from relegimentation. He defended readiness as deterrence, opposed unilateral disarmament, and backed a voluntary army only with four conditions including professionalism and public respect. He also called Vietnam a success story and noted Vietnamization exceeded expectations. A separate notice states the Paynes Chapel Church Women Society will meet Saturday at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Triggs in Ridgeway West Virginia.
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Robert Froehlke
Froehlke
Vietnam
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Women's Society of Christian Service of
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Jimmy Triggs
Ridgeway
W.va
Irving and Maier Summoned in Hughes Autobiography Case
Federal grand jury testimony is sought from Clifford Irving and John Meier in the Hughes autobiography affair. Irving says he authored the book through meetings with Howard Hughes while Meier, a former Hughes consultant, is questioned about data used in the life story. Nina Van Pallandt, linked to meetings, is to testify after a Bahamas location. money matters involving McGraw Hill and the Irvings also surface.
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Meier
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New Mexico
Hughes’ Life
Debt ceiling rise faces committee bargain amid timing concerns
The House Ways and Means Committee nears agreement on a 28 billion dollar debt limit increase, far short of the 50 billion proposed by President Nixon. The current limit stands at 430 billion, with the smaller rise likely exhausting by August and prompting a possible tax hike before the November election. In France, Joseph Barteau, 22, who sought to become a policeman, is charged after he offered to aid detectives investigating about 50 burglaries.
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Wall Street climbs for second straight session
Wall Street prices rose for a second day with the Dow up 0.98 to 906.83 as advances outpaced declines on the NYSE. Analysts cited liquidity from public participation and aggressive buying by institutions and foreigners while investors eyed economic improvement this year. Major movers included First National City, Sperry Rand, Boise Cascade, Gulf Oil, and General Foods with varied gains.
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Viet Cong rejects Nixon eight point peace plan in Paris talks
At the 143rd session in Paris the Viet Cong deputy leader Nguyen Van Tien declared Thieu must resign and a three segment government with national concord be formed to hold general elections for a constituent assembly. Xuan Thuy of North Vietnam said Nixon’s plan is not acceptable and backed Viet Cong elaborations aligned with the June nine point plan.
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Dinner Saturday Will Aid Bethel Baptist Church
A noon Saturday dinner of chillings and pigs feet at the American Legion Home Front Royal benefits Bethel Baptist Church Brisco Virginia. It is sponsored by Isabell Alexander and Dorothy Davenport and the public is invited. An undetermined amount of cash was stolen from Nu Look Cleaners 205 Weems Lane Winchester Police report. The theft occurred around 12 06 a.m. with entry through a pried soap machine and rear door. Money taken from the soap machine and a desk drawer. Virginia’s three largest employers are the government Newport News Shipbuilding iDrydock Co and General Electric.
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Nu-Look
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Winchester
Virginia
The
Government, Newport News Shipbuilding & iDrydock Co
General Electric
Weather Summary and Rainfall Figures for the Atlantic Region
Windy and colder with occasional snow tonight and Friday across the Northern Valley. Virginia shows rain turning to snow in the mountains with temperatures in the 20s to 30s. Extended forecast calls for very cold Saturday, slight warm up Sunday and Monday with possible precipitation. Daily rainfall totals through 8:30 a.m. and monthly/annual standards are listed, plus historic five year totals. Includes quiz answers and astronomy data for Winchester skies on Thursday February 3.
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Virginia
Car Skids on Snow Hits Truck and Overturns in Berryville
State Police report a car driven by Robert Cottrell, 20, of Berryville, skidded on Rt. 7 in snowy conditions and crashed into Ryland Carper's truck, overturning several times with no injuries. Damages to Carper's truck estimated at 300 dollars. Another Berryville accident with injuries was reported, plus a Winchester collision on Millwood Ave near Featherbed Lane causing 700 dollars in damages to both vehicles with no injuries.
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Berryville
Rt. 7
Winchester
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Ryland Carper
Fox Dr
Harry Jones
S. Washington St
Welton Rosenberger
Shirley St
Millwood Ave
Featherbed Lane
Jones
Millwood
Rosenberger
Duff
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