Funeral Services For Conner In Woodstock
Obituary notices for Harry Franklin Conner 84 of Winchester with service at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock conducted by Reverends Larsen and Moyer. Details include birth near Saumsville, Lutheran Church member, survivors, pallbearers, and burial at Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery.
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Harry Franklin Conner
Winchester
Winchester —Memorial Hospital
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Leonard J. Larsen
Virgil Moyer
Conner
Funeral Services for Several Listed At Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services are announced for John Lovett Belford Saturday at 11:00 A.M. Mary Evie McDonald at 1:30 P.M. Wheeler E. Nichols at 3:30 P.M. Ida Catherine Seabright Sunday at 2:00 P.M. Russell L. Good Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Calvary Church of Brethren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Mr. John Lovett
Belford
Mary Evie McDonald
Mr. Wheeler E. Nichols
Ida Catherine Seabright
Mr. Russell L
Calvary Church of Brethren
UN Charter Signature in San Francisco 1945
The Charter of the United Nations was signed in San Francisco California in 1945 marking the founding moment of the postwar international organization. Delegates from many nations gathered to approve the document establishing the UN and its core principles.
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Charter of the United Nations
San Francisco
Calif
Obituary Notices for Mrs Roberta Winter and Francis Jones
Mrs Roberta P Winter 89 of Berryville died at Jeffersonian Manor Nursing Home Charles Town West Virginia She was daughter of Jaquelin Powells and Estelle Castleman Powells widow of John Dawson Winter and Leland Mississippi She leaves a daughter Roberta Winter of Decatur Georgia a son Col John D Winter of Beaumont Texas five sisters and a late daughter Mary Castleman Wright Survived funeral at Grace Episcopal Church with pallbearers and burial in Grenada Donations to Grace Episcopal Church Memorial Fund Francis Churchill Jones 69 of Richmond died in a local hospital He was a former assistant state budget director and brother in law of Harold G Brown Survived by widow Lucy Reid B Jones and cousins Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Richmond with burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal End of notice
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Saumsville
John, W
Fannie Wolverton Conner
Toms Brook
Fred
Carl Conner
Maurertown
Glenwood Conner
Stanley Crowser
Harry Cavinall
Linden Vann Jr
Carl Conner, Jr
Lynn A. Miller
Mount Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery
Fairview
Bill Stratton
T. J. Stratton
Silver Spring
Cornelia McGarth
McLean
Mary Lena Baran
Belmont
Calif
Gasch's
Baltimore Ave
Hyattsville
John P. Oliver, Jr
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Roberta Powells Winter
Berryville
Jeffersonian Manor
Charles Town
W. Va
Ednesday
Roberta Winter
Decatur
Col
John D. Winter
Beaumont
Tex
Mary Kearney
Emily Powells
Catherine Powells
Estelle Johns
Washington
Sophie Rhodes
Middlesboro
Mary Castleman Wright
Kingsport
Tenn
Grace Episcopal Church
William Brook
Ralph Dorsey
Edward McCormick Williams
Hobson McGehee
Robert B. Smith, Jr
Richard Smith III
Leonard Mikules
Grenada
Francis Churchill Jones
New Kent Road
Richmond
Harold G. Brown
Winchester
Jones
State Board of Corrections
Department of Welfare and Institutions
State Auditing Department
Brown
Lucy Reid B. Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Rebecca Jo Cather obituary notices and services details
Miss Rebecca Jo Cather 19 of 621 Van Fossen St. died yesterday. Born Winchester Oct 7 1951 she was daughter of Joseph R. and Lorraine Yost Cather. Survived by parents a sister Beverley Jane and half siblings Joseph R. Cather Jr Johnny C. Cather Jean E. Corbin and Catherine A. Seeders. Funeral arrangements incomplete body at Jones Funeral Home contributions to Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation care of Jones Funeral Home.
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Rebecca Jo Cather
van Fossen St
Miss Cather
Winchester
Joseph R
Lorraine Yost Cather
Wesley United Methodist Church
Beverley Jane Cather
Joseph R. Cather, Jr
Gaithersburg
Johnny C. Cather
Fort Lee
Jean E. Corbin
Catherine A. Seeders
G. Cecil Yost
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation
American Fabius Label for George Washington Recalled
The phrase American Fabius likens George Washington to the Roman general Fabius due to his strategy of delaying and harassing the enemy to win battles rather than direct pitched clashes. This comparison appears in historical discussions of Washingtons military tactics and leadership.
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George Washington
Fabius
Deaf Farming Group Forms in Frederick County Shenandoah Valley
A new local VOICE chapter for Deaf Children, part of a Virginia statewide effort, plans to organize in Frederick County. Mr and Mrs Daniel Fletcher of Stephens City lead the drive to identify deaf or hard of hearing children for enhanced school services though state funds and accurate counts are currently lacking.
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Shenandoah Valley
Virginia Organization For the Improvement
Frederick County
Daniel Fletcher
Stephens City
VOICE
General Assembly
Fletcher
Rt. 1
Box 38
Laird in Saigon To Discuss Cutbacks In Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird arrived in Saigon to discuss further pullbacks of U.S. forces in Vietnam including the withdrawal of the last 25 000 Marines by June. He outlined a plan reducing U S strength to about 250 000 by summer while limiting front line roles.
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Saigon
Melvin R. Laird
America
Vietnam
Laird
Adm
Thomas H.moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
U Taphao
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Nixon
Viet
Jarring Hopes Talks in Middle East Peace Efforts
U N envoy Gunnar V Jarring arrived in Israel for negotiations he hopes will advance Arab Israeli peace talks. Golda Meir and Abba Eban outlined three essential points for talks including an unlimited cease fire, negotiating near the Middle East, and foreign ministers representing Israel Egypt and Jordan. Egypt demands a troop withdrawal timetable and pace of talks, while Arab states want UN headquarters and ambassadorial representation.
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Tel Aviv
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Middle East
Middle
Cyprus
New York
Egypt
Jordan
Top Driver Remains Active in Family Trucking Traditions
The interview discusses safe driving by respecting the vehicle whether truck car or motorcycle. Henrys have three children Barry in trucking lives on Martinsburg Pike Larry a Winchester electrician and Phoebe Jane Crosen neighbor who helps with gardening and canning. He plans more driving with no retirement in sight.
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Henrys
Barry
Martinsburg Pike
Larry
Winchester
Phoebe Jane Crosen
Soviet ships deliver arms to Egypt and Syria amid Middle East tension
Washington reports at least six Soviet cargo ships have carried jet fighters and other military hardware to Egypt and Syria in the past ten days. Observed cargo included MIG21s SU7 helicopters and spare parts. Vessels unloaded at Latakia Syria and Alexandria Egypt with one ship masking its destination before anchoring at Alexandria on December 31. U S officials monitor shipments to maintain a balance of power with Israel and its neighbors.
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Washington
Egypt
Syria
Pentagon
Dardanelles
Black Sea
U. S
Latakia
Alexandria
Molodogvardsk
Algeria
United States
Israel
Henry Wright Trial Delayed In Maryland Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court Alexandria defendant Henry Wright's grand larceny trial was postponed to March 5. Judge Woltz dismissed the jury and granted a continuance for good cause. Wright’s bond was forfeited after attorney Hawkins cited lack of contact with his client since October.
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Frederick County
John Henry Wright
Alexandria
Robert K. Woltz
Mr. Wright
Dennis Cole
Denny’s Furniture, Inc
Hotel Fire Ruled Work Of Arsonists
A special board of inquiry ruled that the deadly December hotel fire in Tucson started on the fourth floor of the Pioneer International Hotel and involved two separate blazes. Fire Chief L F Peterson noted the two fires began about 60 feet apart as evidence of arson supported by a California investigator Cyrillis W Holmes.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pioneer International
L. F. Peterson
Cyrillis W. Holmes
California Forestry
Weather and precipitation outlook for Virginia region
The forecast warns of heavy snow tonight with possible four inches or more and a 60 percent chance of precipitation. Low temperatures will be in the upper teens, with snow likely again Saturday and highs in the low 30s. Extended outlook shows chances of precipitation Sunday and Monday, clearing Tuesday with warmer nights in the 30s.
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Virginia
Post Office Expected to Raise First Class Stamp to Eight Cents
The U S Postal Service eyed an eight cent first class stamp this April as it moves toward private‑like operations. A $2.4 billion annual deficit looms this year while wage costs rise and collective bargaining starts January 20 under new law guiding conversion to a semi autonomous entity.
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Winton M. Blount
Board of Governors
Nixon
Blount
Congress
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