Obituaries for Williams Watson Gravely and others in Winchester area
Obituary notices list Geneva May Williams 60 of Riverton died in Warren Memorial Hospital Front Royal. Also Josiah Douglas Watson 62 of Bedington died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a heart attack. Ellen Ransom Gravely of Winchester died at home. Funeral plans noted with churches and local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva May Williams
Riverton
Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Williams
Warren County
George and
Bessie Anne Putman Funk
United Methodist Church
Ollie Wilton Williams
Harold
Glenda) Martin
Kenneth Dyke
Turner Funeral Home
S.J. Espinoza
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Josiah Douglas Watson
Bedington
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Watson
Jefferson County
Bates
Julia Siler Watson
Bedington United Methodist Church
Bedington Ruritan Club
Junior Order of Mechanics, No
Bedington Volunteers‘ Fire Department
Forecast Furniture Co
Winchester
Esther Lee Walters Watson
Frederick Stephen Watson
William
Margaret) Harris
Harpers Ferry
Bates S. Watson
Leetown
Kogleschatz and Linder Funeral Home
Martinsburg
John E. Wright
Middleway
Order of Mechanics
Ellen Ransom Gravely
N. Kent St
Gravely
Cumberland
David Anderson
St. Paul Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Maggie Farrar Desmont Temple
Luther Gravely
Bettye J. Epps
Washington
Hattie Anderson
Ypsilanti
Mich
Robert Anderson
Sarah Lewis
Daisy Anderson
Helen Reynolds
Juanita Holmes
Mable Stroud
New York City
Mary Cotten
Arizona
Cartwright Funeral Home
Jury Won't Indict Reporter and Two Indians in BIA Case
A federal grand jury declined to indict investigative reporter Les Whitten and Indians Hank Adams and Anita Collins on charges of possessing Bureau of Indian Affairs documents stolen last fall. The government moved to drop the case after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Les Whitten
Hank Adams
Anita Collins
Rezonings Approved in Frederick County Board Meeting
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved three rezonings two sought by Lewis A Boyer affecting 24 acres near Stephens City along Rt 11 one from A 7 to R 1 and one from A 2 to R 2 both already used for residences A rezoning from M 2 to B 2 for Ray E Boyce around Jumping restaurant on Rt 11 N and a 10 by 24 foot addition to the building A variance for L D Ritter lots and the College Park subdivision was approved while two Fort Collier Farm variances were deferred One sewer permit for Shawneeland to serve about 80 residents was approved and another sewer petition from Massie subdivision was referred to the Sanitation Authority A trailer permit for Clara Hooke near Stephens City was approved after an emergency permit interim ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Lewis A. Boyer
Stephens City
Rt. 11
Ray E. Boyce
Rt. 11 N
Joe Smith
L. D. Ritter
Rt. 631
College Park
Holiday Inn
Fort Collier Farm, Inc
Winchester
County Planning Commission
Shawneeland
Roger Alderman
Sanitation Authority
Massie
Clara Hooke
Rt. 4
Stephens ‘City
Opequon
Raymond C. Sandy
Prison Source of Antiwar Statements Should Be Considered
Air Force Colonel Robinson Risner, a POW released from Hanoi, said antiwar statements attributed to him were made from prison and urged considering the source. He defended his support for the President and U.S. policy and noted potential readjustment for released POWs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risner
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hanoi
Air Force
Robinson Risner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hanoi Radio
John H. Dunn
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Revival Services At Relief Church in Cornelius Casey K lida
Revival services at Relief United Methodist Church on Middle Road begin February 18 23 at 730 p.m. nightly with Casey K lida of Stephens City preaching on Creation Fall Prophecies Calvary Pentecost and the Return of Christ. Special music by locals and babysitting offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius ‘‘Casey
K. Lida
Stephens City
Relief United Methodist Church
Middle Road
Joseph J. Harter
Lida
Tokyo
Japan
Harter
Iida
Christ
U S Coins Still Proven Perfect by Assay Commission
The 24 member Assay Commission tested 1 590 241 487 coins minted in 1972 in Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco. They covered dimes quarters halves and dollars worth 355 3 million and found them right shape weight and metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Denver
San Francisco
Weather and rainfall summary for Virginia and Seattle case
Virginia warns travelers southwest area tonight and Friday of windy colder conditions with snow squalls on mountains ridges and partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Extended forecast shows Saturday and Sunday turning cold with rising temps into Monday and rainfall data through the year. Seattle judge endorses marijuana legalization saying drug cases reveal hypocrisy by prosecutors and defense alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mondy
Seattle
King County Superior Court
Janice Niemi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ollie W. Williams
Josiah D. Watson
Mrs. Luther Gravely
John E. Strosnider
Omds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Natmbte
Robertshaw General
Florists, Inc
Qs Bey
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
Datsun
Loudoun St
RIVA
Residential Limited
Iesidential General
Boyer
North Pacific
Relief Church
Ilsesenes
George Washington
P.m
Dacron
Discount Rug Center
Millwood Ave
Bij
McPhail
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