Obituary of Mrs Myrtle Morris of Front Royal
Mrs Myrtle Virginia Morris of Front Royal died yesterday in Warren Memorial Hospital. Survived by son T W Morris four daughters and many relatives. Funeral Saturday 11 a m at Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Memorials to Front Royal United Methodist Church. Family home visits 7 to 9 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Virginia Morris
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Thomas H. Fussell
Marshall Cameron
John Longerbeam
Joseph Brogan
Leo Hardman
Virgil Moon
Isaac Aleshire
Paul Rutherford
Carl Thompson
Beverley Cameron
Lester Carroll
Roland Bean
A. R. Hylton
Carlos P. Ambrose
Jack Pomeroy
Obituary notices for Evans Jackson Smith Doyle and Doyle families
The notice describes multiple deaths including Mrs. Margaret F. Evans 94 of Ebensburg Pa who died yesterday and was widow of William D. Evans. It lists four sons two daughters two sisters and five sons predeceased. Funeral conducted at Askews Ebensburg. Also Taylor Floyd Jackson 77 of Clearbrook died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with service at Cartwright Funeral Home and burial at Orrick Cemetery. Melvin DeWitt Smith 63 of The Plains died at home July 13 1908. Lottie Mae Doyle 83 formerly of Slanesville WVa died at Hampshire County Memorial Hospital Romney WVa. Funeral arrangements and burial details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret F. Evans
Ebensburg
William D. Evans
Evans
Page County
Mary Ellen Shomo
Isaac N. Price
John I. Evans
James C. Evans
George L. Evans
Howard E. Evans
Johnstown
Lester
Edith) Keller
Clinton
Mary) McCarty
Winchester
Lena Day
New Market
Florence Frederick
Baltimore
Askews Funeral Home
Taylor Floyd Jackson
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Tony Jackson
John Wesley Methodist Church
Cedar Hill
Walter Jackson
Cartwright Funeral Home
Moses L. Prather
Orrick
Melvin DeWitt Smith
the Plains
Mr. Smith
Virginia
William Henry
Belle Smith
Mary C. Smith
Muriel S. Smith
U.S. Navy
Ina Pickett
Royston
Middleburg
Waters
Sharon Cemetery
Lottie Mae Doyle
Slanesville
W.va
Hampshire County Memorial Hospital
Romney
Doyle
Anna Bowen
Willard C. Doyle
Romney First United Methodist Church
Edward Bowen
Combs Funeral Chapel
Ronald R. Brooks
Salem Cemetery
Funeral services set for James A Crew in Winchester native
Funeral service for 86 year old James A. Crew a former Winchester resident who died Tuesday in Walnut Creek California will be held Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Dr George H Orser officiating Pallbearers named Taylor L Barr Arlie C Long James A Coffey Norval M Hottle J Randolph Seal and Norman D Gardiner Burial will follow at Shenandoah Memorial Park Visitation at the funeral home is scheduled for tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Crew
Winchester
Walnut Creek
Calif
Jones Funeral Home
George H. Orser
Taylor L. Barr
Arlie C. Long
James A. Coffey
Norval M. Hottle
J. Randolph Seal
Norman D. Gardiner
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Zoning Debate Over Drug Treatment Facility Moves Forward
Frederick County officials consider locating a drug treatment facility at Jordan Springs amid zoning concerns. The board struck a related resolution from its agenda after Supervisor J Robert Russell requested more information. Oliver directors and local ministers appeared, while residents express mixed views about the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
J. Robert Russell
Russell
Roger Alderman
Leonard Ellis
Whitney Industrial Board Electrifies With First Woman Director
Mrs. Mary Henkel becomes the first woman elected to the Winchester Frederick County Industrial Development Corp. Board of Directors. Also joining is Philip B. Whitney of WINC radio. Existing officers Kremer Perry Ferguson Blackburn reappointed. Mayor Battaile discusses Tremonti Farm site for future industrial park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Mary) Henkel
Winchester - Frederick County Industrial Development Corp
Henkel-Harris Co
Commercial and Savings Bank
Philip B. Whitney
WINC
J. Thomas Kremer
Ferman W. Perry
Wade Ferguson
John C. Blackburn
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
William Battaile
Tremonti Farm
Winchester
Frank Armstrong
City study groups rank urban problems and assets
Ten Virginia Avenue study groups outlined city wide issues from drug abuse and crime to traffic, housing, and snow removal. Neighborhood assets praised stores, churches, and services while environmental concerns included sewers, odors, rats, and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Avenue
Woodland
Battle
Frederick Ave
Butler Drive
Pleasant Valley
Berryville
National Aves
Virginia Ave
Elm
Franklin Sts
Council
Bell seeks Democratic nomination for mayor in Winchester
City Council member announces bid to continue progress begun under Mayor Battaile and current Council. He aims to lead with municipal housekeeping, strengthen local government and economy, and improve the community as a place to live and work. Supported by Winchester Citizens for Progress Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battaile
Bell
Winchester Citizens For Progress Committee
Regional Chorus To Be Climaxed By Concert Here
The regional chorus of District IVB will rehearse Friday and Sunday, with 13 area high schools represented by a 160 voice select choir. A public concert led by guest conductor William Appling is set for 3 p.m. Sunday in Handley auditorium. Firefighters responded to a car fire on Fox Drive at 7 30 a.m. cause suspected as a gas line rupture. no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Music Educators Association
John Handley High School
Handley Auditorium
William Appling
Cleveland
Ohio
Case- Western Reserve University Men's Glee Club
Cleveland West Shore Chorale
Cleveland Glenville High School
Fox Drive
Rail Splitters Field Day at Belle Grove
Rail splitters of all ages and aptitudes will gather at Belle Grove on Saturday to compete in a Rail Splitter s Field Day sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Contestants honor Lin coln s Birthday by whacking wooden wedges with mauls to turn 12 foot oak logs into usable fence rails. Judges include State Senator William A. Truban and Dr John Schlebecker. Three classes for individuals plus a two man team competition. Events begin at 10 a m for individuals and 1 p m for teams with prizes from Abe Lincoln Award to a keg of cider. No admission fee and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Grove
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Lincoln
William A. Truban
Woodstock
John Schlebecker
Division of Agriculture and Mining
Smithsonian Institution
George M. Smith
Abe Lincoln
Weather snapshot for Northern Valley and mountains
Mostly clear tonight with teens lows and a Friday of partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid to upper 30s. Mountain areas drop to the teens to mid 20s while the valley reaches mid 30s to 40s with a chilly weekend forecast and a Sunday precipitation chance.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Local Area
Rainfall in the past two hours ending 8 30 am today was none. February rainfall to date is .94 of an inch and 1972 rainfall totals 2.71 inches. Five year totals from 1966 to 1970 range 33.82 to 41.12 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 58 years is listed for each month.
Jesus Answers Illinois Survey From California to Arctic Border
A brief quiz style item notes responses including California and Arctic regions, with reference to Hemlock and Harpers Ferry Maryland. The piece mentions skiing and cattle as part of the scattered prompts and answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Abex Dedicates New Plant Space For Automotive Brakes
Mr. Johnson lauds the governor’s visit and Abex as IC Industries’ key unit as the 45 000 square foot expansion nears full production in 90 days. The facility will produce disc brake pads for American cars and conventional brake materials for buses and aviation. Abex, headquartered in New York, runs 59 plants in North America and Europe with about 13000 employees. The governor flew in to Winchester for the dedication and luncheon at the Winchester Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Johnson
Abex
IC Industries
Illinois Central Railroad
Johnson
Friction Products Group
American Brakeblok
U.S
Cleveland
New York
North America
Europe
Winchester
Frederick County Recreation chief earns advancement praise
Fletcher Headley as chairman of the county Parks and Recreation Commission says with Robert Fletcher as director the Frederick County Recreation Department will gain prominence. He notes Fletcher has worked under Jim Barnett and performed well, though Barnett dislikes losing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Headley
County Parks and Recreation Commission
Robert Fletcher
Frederick County
Jim Barnett
James E. Barnett
Winchester Parks and Recreation
Jim
Speaker as acting head if both president and VP incapacitated
The speaker of the House would assume the head of government if both the president and the vice president are incapacitated, ensuring a constitutional line of succession remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
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Thomas S. Morris
Taylor F. Jackson
Melvin D. Smith
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
LDS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
the Order
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
Gon
Asta
Ital of
Winchester Democrats
Corporation Court
City Hall
Demoncratic Committee
P.O. Box
Shalomet Benedictus
Hancock
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
Bethesda
Joy Jennings
Donald P. Molony
Henkel. Whitney
Mr. Battaile
Mr. Blackburn
H. Robert Edwards
Wilbur M. Feltner
John D. Gans
Mrs. Henkel
Mr. Kremer
Albert W. Loring
Henry A. Lowry
Mr. Perry
George T. Sanders
James D. Shockey
Mr. Whitney
James R. Wilkins
Mrs. Carroll Henkel
Smith
Texas
Michigan
Washington
Boscawen
Washington Sts
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
Jesus
California
Arctic
Colombia
Winchester Municipal
Winchester Country Club
Fletcher
Masonite Corp
Glaze & Bro
N. Cameron St
Vogue
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
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