Obituary notices for Kibler and Marlow and cacao fact
Funeral service for Benjamin Franklin Kibler 69 conducted at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers named. Burial in Macedonia Cemetery. Margie C. Marlow 45 died at NIH Bethesda wife of Charles Marlow of Alexandria. Funeral services set with graveside in Berryville Green Hill Cemetery. Tropical America produced over 80 percent of world cacao by 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Kibler
Ae Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Nathan Williamson
T. Eldridge DeHaven
Herbert W. Grubbs
Preston L. Hershman
Ernest L. Sears
Thomas H. Manuel
F. Albert Robinson, Jr
Macedonia Cemetery
Margie C. Marlow
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Charles W. Marlow
Little
Huntington Creek Drive
Alexandria
Marlow
Virginia
Connie Pruett Neal
Howard Dewey Neal
Michael Marlow
Carl E. Spence
Riverdale
Cunningham Funeral Home
Harold E. Haines
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
John H. Enders
America
Mrs Greenhalgh Leading Horse Woman Dies at Shaw Hill
Mrs Sybilla Jacobs Greenhalgh wife of George P Greenhalgh Jr died yesterday at Shaw Hill near Boyce after a prolonged illness. Born December 4 1914 in Millwood she was a leading horse woman and Master of Foxhounds for the Blue Ridge Hunt. She and her husband bred thoroughbreds and she served in the Master of Foxhounds Association among other groups. Survived by husband two sons Lt George P Greenhalgh III and William P Wetherall and a sister Mrs A R Dunning the funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 pm at Old Chapel Cemetery Clarke County. Burial follows in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybilla Jacobs Greenhalgh
George P. Greenhalgh
Shaw Hill
Boyce
Greenhalgh
Millwood
Edward Bailey
Sybil Burwell Jacobs
Blue Ridge Hunt
William P. Wetherall
Clarke County
A.R. Dunning
Old Chapel Cemetery
Laura Tinsman Long
Morrisville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Claude Carter
Long
Richard
Martha Beavers
Clayton
Clarence Tinsman
Middleburg
Estelle Hess
Vienna
Clarence Lloyd
Minnie Beavers
Andrew Tinsman
Jackie Tinsman
Clarence Tinsman, Jr
Allen Lee
Alfred Hummer
Bus Lloyd
Green Hill Cemetery
Mrs E L Nesselrodt obituary in Winchester
Mrs. E L Nesselrodt 35 of Paper Mill Road died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital born April 7 1935 in Winchester daughter of Wilbur Orndorff and wife of Ernest L Nesselrodt owner of Polly's Cabin Winchester Survived by son Donald Funkhouser Jr in the U S Army at Fort Polk La three stepchildren sister Frances Larrick and three half brothers Buried at Mount Hebron after 11 am service at Omps Funeral Home led by Rev Charles Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Orndorff Nesselrodt
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nesselrodt
Winchester
Wilbur Orndorff
Senseng Road
Ernest L. Nesselrodt
Polly’s
Donald Funkhouser, Jr
U.S. Army
Fort Polk
Charles Willard
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Oscar H. Eichner
Berryville Ave
Mr. Eichner
Pendleton Ore
Gustave
Pauline Minceberg Ejcchner
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Pendleton
Mary B. Files
Dorothy Ellen Vaughn
Oxon Hill
Donald O. Eichner
College Place
Washington
Clara Burdick
Boring
Ore
Louise Cox
Portland
John Eicchner
Gustave Eicher
Omps
Donald A. Eckenroth
Allen Brannon
Larry Brannon
Hugh Brannon
Frank Hess
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
Larcenies Investigated by Winchester Police
Winchester Police investigate several petty larcenies over the weekend including thefts from cars and a soda machine. Four youths face pending action in the 7th Regional Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. A 73-year-old man, Oscar Eichner, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services set at Omps Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richard Mangold
Phonexville
Harry Miller
Preston Jolley
Smith's
Boscawen
Ambherst Sts
Gene Haines
S. Kent St
Paper Mill Road
van Fossen St
John E. Miller
Berryville Ave
Gay Ferguson
National Ave
Opequon Ave
District News Company
Smithfield Ave
Chapter Presidents Introduced at L. S. Event
Chairman are left to right Ken Taylor W R Legge chapter Jimmy Norman James Wood chapter and Dan Denson R E Aylor chapter at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Taylor
W.R. Legge
Jimmy Norman
James Wood
Dan Denson
R.E. Aylor
National FFA Week Observed by Fredericks County Chapters
Fredericks County's three FFA chapters W R Legge Robert E Ayler and James Wood participate in National FFA Week activities. Jimmy Norman president of the James Wood chapter stresses the need for skilled agribusiness workers and leaders to ensure America's food supply and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rosenberger
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Farmers of America
Fredericks County
W.R. Legge
Robert E. Ayler
James Wood
America
Jimmy Norman
FFA
Vandalism At County School Prompt Investigation
Frederick County deputies investigated vandalism at High View School near Stephens City. Fifteen window panes, a storm window, a screen door and three window screens were damaged over the weekend. Principal Charlotte L Strickler said entry was attempted from outside to the cafeteria. Repairs began the same day. Separately Keith Burrow reported a car tape theft on Rt 1 Stephenson. a Mini-8 tape player and 10 tapes were taken after 2 30 a m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
High View School
Stephens City
Harry Richards
Charlotte L. Strickler
Keith Burrow
Rt. 1
Stephenson
Burrow
Lacy Anderson
Stephens City selects Gail Ritter as Honorary Fire Chief 1971
Gail Sue Ritter, 17, of Rural Winchester was named Honorary Fire Chief by the Stephens City Volunteer Fire Company at its annual beauty contest attended by about 300. She was crowned by 1970 holder Robin Fern Clevenger. first runner up was Anna Margaret Ewing and second Benny Gail Shifflett. James Mills hosted the 18-contestant event. Ritter, daughter of Arthur and Mrs Ritter, attends James Wood High School and holds F.B.S.A. and F.H.A. offices. she will represent the company in Apple Blossom events and area parades this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City Volunteer Fire Company
Gail Sue Ritter
Robin Fern Clevenger
Anna Margaret Ewing
Stephens City
Benny Gail Shifflett
James Mills
Miss Ritter
Arthur Ritter
Rt. 1
Winchester
James Wood High School
F.B.S.A
F.H.A
T.P.C
Stephens City Fire Company
False Alarms And Small Fires Reported By Winchester Fire Dept
Winchester firemen investigated a false alarm at 523 N. Loudoun St after 5 45 p m Saturday. A couch fire at 611 N. Cameron St damaged contents and wall area but officials found no major damage. A car fire near Smithfield Ave extended near the Winchester Intermediate School caused no major damage. An 8 05 p m Paper Mill Rd crash did not ignite. Round Hill volunteers responded to a Newman Hill blaze with minimal damage.
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Winchester
S.R. Dyke
Paper Mill Road
Round Hill
Newman Hill
Rt. 50
Crash Victims Include Delegate's Daughter and Family
The report lists multiple traffic incidents near Winchester. A daughter of a delegate and her child were treated and released after a pickup crash. Isaac Frye suffered abrasions when his car hit a pole on Millwood Pike. A deer killed a driver on Rt. 50 in Clarke County. A Winchester man and his three year old survived a car turning over in Abram's Creek. A two car collision on I-81 near Middletown caused total damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Frye
Amherst St
Millwood Pike
Featherbed Lane
Walter Hillyard
Ronald Miller
Clarke County
Richard Leach
Paris
Winchester
Abram’s Creek
Robert Wolford
Roy Grove
Stephen Hamman
Woodland Ave
Papermill Road
Middletown
F. G. Greene
Glen Keller
Strasburg
Vera Turner
Hagerstown
Jaycees name candidates for Outstanding Young Man Award
The Winchester Jaycees select seven men as finalists including J Kenneth Robinson and Hugh Moomaw. Others are William B. Poff Cavanaugh Luther Peale and Greenlaw. The special POW award honors missing in action and prisoners of war with a call for family support. The note adds the 1470 Sao Tome discovery by Portuguese navigators Escobar and de Santarem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester Jaycees
Hugh Moomaw
Stratford College
Danville
William B. Poff
Roanoke
Junior Chamber International
Obenshain
Virginia
Richmond
Cavanaugh
Thomas Harrison Junior High School
Harrisonburg
Luther
Wbtm Radio
Peale
First & Merchants National Bank
Portsmouth
Greenlaw
Better Business Bureau of
Jaycees
Linwood Holton
Southeast Asia
Island
Sao Tome
Pedro Escobar
Joao de Santarem
Weather summary and rainfall update for Winchester area
Showers end tonight with lows in the low forties. Tuesday clears mild with highs in the fifties. The rest of the week stays fair with a small chance of precipitation Friday. Daytime highs in the upper forties to fifties and nights in the twenties to thirties. Sunset 5 57 p m. Sunrise 6 56 a m. Moonrise 5 50 a m tomorrow. New Moon Feb 25. Rainfall 0 14 inches in past 48 hours. year to date 2 89 inches. 1971 total 5 36 inches. Five year total 1965 26 85, 1966 33 82, 1967 36 48, 1968 92 56, 1969 36 05. Monthly averages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia lawmakers prepare to unveil congressional plan
Richmond AP report notes lawmakers in special session work on a 10 district reapportionment to reflect Virginia’s 4.6 million population. Subcommittees aim to present formal recommendations, with disputes over districts 4 5 6 and 7 and potential delays if Senate edits the $17.3 million water purity package and $21.5 million in federal aid. A separate House plan contemplates Fairfax Arlington and Falls Church districts amid Democratic push. A Frederick County Democrats mass meeting is planned tonight for committee selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House
Senate
House P&e
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
6Th
Shenandoah Valley
Appropriations Committee
Assembly
Democratic State Central Committee
Fairfax
Arlington
Falls Church
Fairfax House
Frederick County
Alson H. Smith
Democratic Committee
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Kibler Service
DIAL
Julia O. Nesselrodt
Bernard
F. Groves
E. Bos
Cavel
Mrs Greenhalgh
E. L. Nesselrodt
Fubmit
Quarles School
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Damit Inc
Commerce St
Stephens City Firemen
Home Maker
Rachael
Tar
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Central Intelligence Agency
O'Henry
Yalta
Archangel Michael
Midwest
Perauires
Pelion
N. Camieron St
Pittsburgh Paints
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