Obituaries Listed for Local Residents in Winchester Area
Obituaries publish for Earl Lester Long Sr 78 of Mountain Falls Route and Miss Ruth J Johns 49 of Roosevelt Blvd. Rosa Elizabeth Small of Winchester also listed with service details. Also notice Jack Lee Owens Jr of Berryville killed in an automobile crash with funeral arrangements set.
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Earl Lester Long
Mountain Falls
Mr. Long
Woodstock
Franklin and
Elizabeth Coffelt Long
Hilda Smoke
Winchester
Robert
Madeline) Castleman
James
Lucy) Keller
Roger
Genévieve) Clevenger
John W. Long
Paul Long
Arlington
Annie Fravel
Canton
Ohio
Nellie Norfolk
Falls Church
Beulah Dodd
Front Royal
Jones Funeral Home
Daniel Frazier
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jack Lee Owens, Jr
Berryville
John H. Enders
Gerald Pierce
Robert Owens, Jr
Wayne Pierce
Jerry Pierce
Louie Owens
Breezie Martin
Green Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Earl Long and Ruth Johns set
Funeral services are planned for Earl Lester Long on Friday at 1 30 PM and for Ruth Justine Johns on Friday at 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home Inc. previstas.
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Mr. Earl Lester Long
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Preliminary Jan 16 Hearing Set in Venske Murder Case
A preliminary hearing for Anna Elizabeth Venske 68 Mountain Falls is scheduled for 2 p.m. Jan 16 in Frederick County Court on a murder charge. She remains jailed on a $10000 bond after surrendering to authorities Friday morning. Adolph Andrew Venske 64 was found dead at the Venske home from a shotgun wound. Venske's attorney Garnett Scott of Woodstock represents her.
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Anna Elizabeth Venske
Mountain’Falls
Frederick
Frederick County
Adolph Andrew Venske
Venske
City Park Swing Set Comes Alive With Warm Spring Breath
A Star Photo by Mary Helen Massie captures City Park as swings sway into spring. The image highlights the park's return to life with warmer days and new energy.
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Mary Helen Massie
Roads Slippery As Snow HitsSouthern Virginia
Snowfall and frigid air hamper travel and farm operations across Virginia. Two inches fell in Richmond with higher totals in Martinsville and Bluefield reporting up to five inches. winds were light but drifting could occur as temperatures plunge to single digits tonight and into the teens tomorrow. Buses ran since 6 a.m. and garbage collections continued as crews faced blocked roads and calving difficulties.
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Richmond
Virginia
Martinsville
Bluefield
Danville
Lynchburg
Roanoke
GE Rejects Fact Finding in Long GE Strike
GE has rejected a fact finding proposal amid an 11 week strike by 12 unions. The move follows acceptance of the plan by the two largest unions and signals hopes for government mediation to spur negotiations. Javits urged a swift settlement as Counts of the FMCS plans to enter talks.
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New York
General Electric Co
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nlu
George P. Shultz
Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
Fred J. Borch
Javits
General Electric
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
First Negro Elected UVA Student Council President
James R. Roebuck Jr., a graduate arts and sciences student from Philadelphia, won a three way election and runoff to become the University of Virginia Student Council’s first Negro president. He will serve through the spring semester and urged more active recruitment of Black students, a smoother move to co education, and stronger council control of student fees.
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Charlottesville, Va
University of Virginia Student Council
James R. Roebuck,Jr
Council
Weather Elsewhere Summary
The brief weather note presents high and low temperature readings from the Associated Press. It lists typical daily temperature ranges for various locations, focusing on current or forecasted conditions and excluding regional specifics or extended details.
No School in Frederick County as Snow Slips Roads
Transportation chief Dr Wright and County School superintendent Thomas Sine weigh risks after four inches of snow and slick secondary roads. They decide to cancel classes, informing about 7,000 students via radio and leaving 50 yellow buses idle. Wright prioritizes child safety amid changing storms and calls to neighboring counties for context.
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Thomas Sine
Wright
Mr. Line
Tom
Black Creek Road
Highway Department
Melton ‘Wright
Virginia Education Association
Weather summary for Virginia with cold spell ahead
Fair tonight and Thursday in Virginia with much colder tonight and high teens in mountains. Five day outlook calls for below normal temperatures, highs in the 20s to 30s and lows in 20s, some teens in the mountains, with one-quarter to three-fourths inch precipitation around Sunday night or Monday.
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Virginia
Wall Street Stays Narrow as Schultz Remarks Influence Trading
The Dow Jones average hovered in a slim window at 10 30 a m with a slight loss of 0 86 points to 802 80 as gains barely outweighed declines. Early blocks saw Otis Elevator down to 47 8, American Telephone down to 30 1 2, and Texaco down 1 0 to 30 1 2, while Litton Industries slipped to 34 5 8 and American Photocopy rose 1 4 to 38 1 4.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
George P. Schultz
Federal Reserve
Otis Elevator
American Telephone
Texaco
Litton Industries
American
Philp Morris
Gulf Oil
Safeway Stores
United Utilities
Dishwasher in Dreams Top Appliance Wish for Women
A recent survey asks women which appliance they most want to win. A dishwasher received 40 percent of the vote as the top choice.
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Earl L. Long, Sr
Ruth J. Johns
Roosevelt Blvd
Miss Johns
Old Forge
Pearl Dailey Johns
William A. Johns
S.S. Kresge Co
Market Street
Kernstown
Edward J. Taylor
Mount Hebron Cemetery
George Small
Rosa Elizabeth Small
John Mann Methodist Church
Moses L. Prather
Orrick Cemetery
Berkley Allen Turner
Pamela E
George L
Charles E. Small
Lewis G. Gaither
Norfolk
Arthur G. Gaither Jr
Dover
Del
Walter E. Gaither
Viet Nam
Thomas L. Gaither
New London
Cartwright Funeral
Owens Service
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Stephens City
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Winchester Exchange
Washington National Symphony
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Call Leonard
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
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Commerce St
National Symphony
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