Obituaries From Winchester Area Dailies Noted in Local Notices
Multiple death notices from Shenandoah and Warren counties list Glenn W Weaver 58 of Toms Brook born 1917, WWII veteran, survived by wife Dorothy and children Rayna Roger Timmy with service times in Woodstock and Front Royal area. Other obits include Simpson L Baltimore 57 Front Royal, J Homer Borden 75 Toledo former Front Royal resident, William E Cooper 73 Arlington, Geneva L White 67 Martinsburg, Laura Virginia Owens 74 Winchester area, Virgie D McIntire 66 Winchester, and Frederick L C Foreman 90 Buf flick Road with services at local funeral homes and burial plans. Donations may be made to local rescue squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Weaver
Glenn Wesley Weaver
Toms Brook
Woodstock
Mr. Weaver
Shenandoah County
George W
Lenie Susie Halgerman Weaver
Va. Highway Dept
Mt. Herman E.A.B. Church
Dorothy Catherine Dellinger Weaver
Rayna Weaver
Winchester
Roger Weaver
Timmy Weaver
Eva Hepner
Stephenson
Etta Armstrong
Linville
Ruth Alabaugh
Grant Weaver
Mt. Jackson
Joseph Weaver
Harrisonburg
Dellinger
Christ Church
Conkville
Strasburg
Simpson L. Baltimore
Simpson Lester Baltimore
Pine St
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Mr. Baltimore
Warren County
Simpson
Roberta Baltimore
Stewart Baltimore
New York
Walter Baltimore
Lucille Ramseur
Washington, D.C
Melvina Brown
Edith Boyd
Maddox Funeral Home
Sam Espinoza
Good Hope
J. Homer Borden
Toledo
Ohio
Borden
Haughton Elevator Company
David Wilson Borden
U.S. Navy
William C. Armstrong Jr
Ray H. Bo
William E. Cooper
William Edward Cooper
Arlington
Browntown
Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital
Mr. Cooper
Will
Cora Camera Cooper
U.S. Post Office
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Mac Culver
Geneva L. White
Geneva Leona White
Martinsburg
W.va
Kathleen Dellinger
Johns Hopkin Hospital
Baltimore
White
Frederick County
James E
Annie M. Rinker Clark
Calvary United Methodist Church
Brown Funeral Home
Laura Virginia Owens
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
Donald Scruggs
Paynes Chapel Cemetery
Homer Owens
Floyd Owens
Herbert Lee
William Jenkins
Edward Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
William J. McIntire
Virgie D. McIntire
Wilson Blvd
McIntire
Unger
W. Va
Charles J
Margaret Newbrough
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
William Jackson McIntire
William J. McIntire Jr
Jean Hildebrand
Welltown Pike
Lonzia
Goldie) Davison
Suitland
M. P
Eliza
Michael
Fort Myers
Foreman
Frederick L.C. Foreman
Bufflick Road
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Scruggs
Harry Farmer Jr
Big McFarland
Douglas Scruggs
Larry Fiddler
Ralph Jim
Mount Hebron
Funeral services for Betty Dawson Bageant held in Ridge
Betty Dawson Bageant 80 of Ridge West Virginia died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. A funeral service conducted at Jones Funeral Home 1 p.m. with pallbearers Gary W. Bageant Steve M. Bageant Donnie S. Bageant Guy E. Smith W. Erle Edwards A. Foster Lineweaver. Burial Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dawson Bageant
Ridge
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Earl C. Day
Gary W. Bageant
Steve M. Bageant
Donnie S. Bageant
Guy E. Smith
W. Erle Edwards
A. Foster Lineweaver
Wesley Chapel
Dean W. Barnes
Tennessee Ridge
Mich
Shirley A. Workman
Hazel Park
S. M (Chug) White
Lebanon Church
Naves Funeral Home
Erin, Tenn
J.H. Churchill Funeral
Murray, Ky
Murray City Cemetery
Concorde Landing Decision Involves Ecology and Politics
Transportation Secretary Coleman pledges a quick ruling on Concorde landings at Kennedy and Dulles, weighing economic and diplomatic factors alongside environmental concerns. Opponents cite noise and ozone risks, while sponsors argue limited flights buffer impacts. EPA opposes Concorde access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William T. Coleman Jr
U.S
Coleman
United States
France
United Kingdom
New York
Kennedy Airport
Dulles International
Britain dismisses Libs claim of Soviet Angola bribery
The Foreign Office said it attaches no credence to claims by Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe that Moscow bribed African leaders to recognize Angola's Marxist government. Thorpe alleged $50 million in gold payments to win African support for the Luanda regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Angola
Washington
Pravda
Kremlin
Observer
London
British Foreign Office
Liberal Party
Jeremy Thorpe
Luanda
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Brault Backs Longer Session Plan for 1976 Assembly
Senate majority leader Adelard Brault says he agrees in principle with House leaders on extending the 1976 General Assembly. Thomson proposes a late January recess, a week more, and a brief late March reconvening to refine bills and possibly override vetoes. Brault noted he wants to see Thomson’s proposals in writing before backing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Senate
Adelard L. Brault
Fairfax
House of Delegates
House
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Assembly
Thomson
Senate
Brault
Senate Democrats
Tragedy Near Deland Claims Actress Sister and Child
Molly O Neal Holmes 33 and her 4 year old daughter Jennie were struck and killed by a train in Deland while trying to fetch a vacuum bottle that rolled onto the tracks. The accident occurred as a Virginia to Sanford line train entered the depot area. The وفاة marks another sorrow for actor Patrick O Neals family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deland, Fla
Patrick O'Neal
Molly O'Neal Holmes
Jennie
DeLand
Sanford
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Limestone
Berryville
Stuart M. Perry
Berry Ville
East
Maurer Service
Henry H. Maurer
National Memorial Park
Falls Church
Robert Eldreth Jr
Robert L. Eldreth
Michael van Zandt
Warner van Zandt
George Walsh
Martin Walsh
Maurer
Greenbelt
Air France
British Airways
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Roger Strelow
Department of Transportation
Department
Electrical Service and Lighting Center
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
New York Times News Service
Associated Press
General Assembly
Paul S. Jones
Charlotte
N.C
J.A. Jones Construction Co
Bank of Virginia
Feta Coe
Virginia
Shenandoah
W. Piccadilly St