Obituaries for Pearl S. Gochnauer and Sheridan L. Newcome
Pearl S. Gochnauer 90 widow of a Virginia doctor died Saturday at her Upperville home after a long illness. She owned Golden Horseshoe Antique Shop in Upperville for 35 years and leaves two daughters and two grandchildren. A service is at Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville at 3 p.m. Burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Sheridan L. Newcome 85 formerly of Frederick County died Friday in Los Angeles after a life in construction. He leaves a wife a daughter and a son and siblings in Virginia. Funeral was in Los Angeles with burial in California.
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Pearl S. Gochnauer
Virginia
Upperville
George N. Slater
Richmond
Loudoun Fauquier
Middleburg
Trinity Episcopal
Sheridan L. Newcome
Frederick County
Los Angeles
Calif
David B
Parlee Carper Newcome
California
Olive Snyder Newcome
Fern Webster
Forrest Newcome
Nellie Stipe
Odie Fogle
Winchester
Attie Shiley
Woodstock
Snowden B. Newcome
Pensioner Charlie Winfield the Champ of the Chilterns in Draughts
The 94 year old pensioner from Chesham known as the champ of the Chilterns has played draughts for 90 years. He defeats all challengers, leaving his friends fed up with losing.
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Chesham
England
Charlie Winfield
Chilterns
Funeral Notices for Ritter Cooper Ashwood Grim
Mr. Harry Leroy Ritter funeral at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home. Edward L. Cooper service at 1:30 P.M. Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home Mount Olive Church. Mrs. Esther M. Ashwood service Tuesday at 3:30 P.M. Mr. Norman Edward Grim service Wednesday at 11:00 A.M.
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Jones
Edward L. Cooper
Jones Funeral Home Funeral Service
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William H. Clowser Sr. dies at 82 in Winchester
William Hollis Clowser 82 of Mt Falls Route Winchester died at home. Born August 16 1888 in Winchester he was a farmer. Survived by widow Myrtle Bell Peer two children William H. Clowser Jr. and Bessie Leach fourteen grandchildren four brothers and two sisters. Funeral 1:30 pm tomorrow Omps Funeral Home Rev Charles H Harless burial Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers named. viewing tonight 7:30 to 9 pm.
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William Hollis Clowser
Mt. Falls
Winchester
Clowser
William Turner Ashby
Mary Anderson Clowser
Myrtle Bell Peer
William H. Clowser, Jr
Hagerstown
Ted
Bessie) Leach
Frederick County
Beulah Williams
Mt. Williams
Mable Pennington
Clarence Clowser
Joe Clowser
Paul Clowser
Lewis Clowser
Omps Funeral Home
Charles H. Harless
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Russell Brill
Joseph Paugh
John Light
Robert Giles
Bobby Haun
Bobby Anderson
Preston Adams
Rider Ritter dies. WWII veteran and painter contractor
Harry L. Ritter 47 of 401 Commonwealth Ave Alexandria died Saturday. Born September 7 1923 in Winchester he was the son of Leo M. and Mary Ritter. He married Frances Hall on December 10 1965 in Hagerstown Maryland. He served in World War II and belonged to the Alexandria Moose Club American Legion and VFW. He is survived by his widow two brothers and burial is at Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City. Funeral held Tuesday at 11 at Jones Funeral Home.
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Winchester
Leo M
Mary Penn Ritter
Frances Pauline Hall
Hagerstown
Alexandria
William B. Ritter
Martinsburg
W.va
Jack L. Ritter
Stephenson
Jones Funeral Home
James F. Omps
Edward Peck
Marcus Haines
Hector Ritter, Jr
Philip Purtlebaugh
Raymond McRobie
Richard Osborne
Calvin Martin
Greenhill
Stephens City
Former newspaperman C Glenn Wilkins dies at 69
Glenn Wilkins 69 of Woodstock, former bureau chief for Northern Virginia Daily in Winchester, died Saturday at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Born August 6 1901, he attended Roanoke College and led Shenandoah Publishing House chief justice paper before joining the Daily. Survived by wife Susie Didawick a son three grandchildren eight siblings. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with burial Massanutten Cemetery. Contributions to Woodstock United Methodist Church building fund.
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Winchester
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Roanoke College
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Shenandoah Credit and Collection Company
Shenandoah Valley
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Dellinger
M. Everett Dorr
Massanutten Cemetery
Woodstock United Methodist Church
Grim Norman E. Grim 68 of Winchester dies at home
Norman Edward Grim, 68, of 15 W Clifford St, Rockland born March 24, 1902, son of Cornelious and Samantha Grim, farmer by trade and Refuge United Methodist Church member. He leaves six brothers, a sister, and was interred at Refuge Cemetery after services at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Paul E. Dick.
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W. Clifford St
Mr.Grim
Rockland
Cornelious L
Samantha May Ebersole Grim
Refuge United Methodist Church
Howard Grim
Front Royal
Roy Grim
Floyd Grim
Earl Grim
Harley Grim
Harry Grim
Winchester
Marvin
Alice) Grim
Harvey Grim
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Refuge Cemetery
Edward L Cooper Dies at 73 in Stephenson
Edward L. Cooper aged 73 of Stephenson died Friday. Services set at Jones Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 30 PM followed by funeral at Mount Olive Church with Cecil Styons and Rev D A Frazier. Burial in Mount Olive Cemetery with pallbearers Garland Baker William Hepner Buck Painter Earl Rosenberger Edwin Rosenberger and William Hart. honorary pallbearers listed. Viewing tonight 7 to 9 at Jones Funeral Home.
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Stephenson
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Olive Church
Cecil Styons
D A. Frazier
Garland Baker
William Hepner
Buck Painter
Earl Rosenberger
Edwin Rosenberger
William Hart
Jack Patton
E.L. Cooper
Mike Brown
Leonard Ellis
Willard Conner
Paul Smith
Mrs Esther Ashwood Rites Set For Tuesday
Mrs Esther M Ashwood 57 of 121 E James Street died Sunday Born Winchester Nov 17 1913 daughter of the late Preston B and Mary E Haymaker Orn dorff She married Hilary B Ashwood Survived by three brothers Elwood H Orndorff Wilbur L Orndorff Paul P Orndorff Tampa Fla Elmer Orndorff preceded him Funeral service Tuesday 3 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Nathan Williamson Pallbearers Virgil H Purtlebaugh Vernon E Lonas Charles Orndorff Elmer L Orndorff Jr Robert F Orndorff Kenneth L Orndorff Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park Jones Funeral Home
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Esther M. Ashwood
E. James Street
Ashwood
Winchester
Preston B
Mary E. Haymaker Orndorff
Hilary B. Ashwood
Elwood H. Orndorff
Wilbur L. Orndorff
Paul P. Orndorff
Tampa
Fla
Elmer Orndorff
Jones Funeral Home
Nathan Williamson
Virgil H. Purtlebaugh
Vernon E. Lonas
Charles Orndorff
Elmer L. ‘Orndorff, Jr
Robert F. Orn‘dorff
Kenneth L. Orndorff
Shenandoah Memorial Park
DC Voters Decide Nonvoting House Delegate Race
Washington residents head to the polls to choose a Democratic candidate for a nonvoting House delegate. Republican John A. Nevins is the sole GOP hopeful. If no candidate clears 40 percent, a runoff follows. The race stands as a milestone in home rule amid ongoing congressional control and mayoral appointments.
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Nixon pursues expansionist budget and White House schedule
President Nixon pushes a $225 billion expansionist budget for the 1972 fiscal year while working long hours at La Casa Pacifica and the White House. He plans to return to Washington Thursday and attend a Republican National Committee event as party leadership shifts proceed. Rumors swirl about Tricia Nixon’s engagement to Edward Cox, Harvard law student.
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Washington
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Kansas
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Edward F. Cox
Harvard
Hebron Baptist Gore Plans New Year Service
The Gore Hebron Baptist Church will hold a New Year service next Sunday night with Training Union at 6 30 pm social hour at 7 30 pm and a devotional period followed by a film screening.
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Two-Car Collision Damages House in Winchester
Winchester police say a two car crash at Loudoun and Clifford streets at 4 p.m. Saturday damaged 226 South Loudoun Street a home owned by James G. Nevitt. Archie Mullins of White Post and Norma Puckett of Clearbrook were involved causing $390 in house damage plus vehicle and street sign damage.
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Winchester
S. Loudoun St
James G. Nevitt
L.P. Bland
Loudoun and
Clifford
Archie Mullins
White Post
Loudoun St
Norma Puckett
Clearbrook
Clifford St
Puckett
Mullins
Bland
Laird Holds Talks With Thien On Wide Range Of Matters
Laird said he and President Nguyen Van Thien discussed a broad agenda including South Vietnam's regular army and militia effectiveness and economic adjustments as U S forces scale back. In Vietnam, heavy fighting raged 58 miles northwest of Saigon in Tay Ninh with a new 2,000 man offensive into eastern Cambodia planned along Highway 1.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Saigon Phnom Penh
Measles Vaccine Guidance From Dr Dickerson
Dr Dickerson explains the measles vaccine protects only rubella or red measles and notes rubeola vaccine is 95 percent effective. Previously given after eight months, immunization should be delayed to one year and infants under 11 months need a second injection.
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Weather Overview For Winchester Valley And Virginia
Mostly cloudy conditions persist through Tuesday with a chance of rain. Temperatures show a tonight low in the upper 20s and Tuesday high in the upper 40s. The Virginia outlook calls for fair weather Wednesday through Friday with a small chance of precipitation Friday and cold days with highs in the 20s and 30s and nightly teens to 20s.
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Virginia
Embassy puzzle hints and disputed nomenclature
A string of clues references locations such as Kennedy LaGuardia and Newark, and institutions like the Dept of State. The list includes items like side car, hilt, north, seven, a name assumed by an auth, and false. The entry notes a result of neither 360.
Wall Street Holds Steady Amid 1970s Economic Hopes
The New York stock market finished moderate trading with the Dow at 837.01, unchanged, as analysts attributed stability to potential depreciation rule liberalization that could spark capital spending and a $2 billion tax break for U.S. businesses. Brokers warned inflation, unemployment, and Middle East tensions tempering gains. General Dynamics rose, Texaco slipped, Occidental Petroleum declined, Sperry Rand advanced, and Boeing gained.
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New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Middle East
General Dynamics
Texaco
Fuqua Industries
Occidental Petroleum
Sperry Rand
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