Obituaries for Gustav Bornscheuer and others in Winchester area
Gustav Bornscheuer 64 of 208 Parkway died Tuesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Baltimore on Oct 5 1913 he managed the Terrace Club before retirement and belonged to Braddock Street United Methodist Church and Moose Lodge 1283. Surviving are his widow Sidney Seabright and two sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also listed are Naomi Brannon Dick 82 of Winchester died in Martinsburg with services. Roy W. Haines Sr. 80 of Shanks WV. Ida Smedley Clark 93 of Winchester. Viola Beylor Wood 82 of Rileyville. Edward Wright 54 of Winchester. Elsie King Vaughn of Pulaski VA with deaths and funeral details provided.
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Gustav Bornscheuer
Gustav
Gus) Bornscheuer
Parkway
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bornscheuer
Baltimore
Helen Ditzel Bornscheuer
Terrace Club
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Sidney Seabright
Winchester
George
Alice) Tilford
Haverford
Rose Hofmann
Jones Funeral Home
J. William Hough
Jack Owens
Harold J. Learned
Clinton R. Ritter
Harold L. Foreman
Frank McCauley
John F. Edmondson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
The
Cancer Society
Naomi B. Dick
Naomi Brannon Dick
Oak St
Martinsburg
W. Va
Whitacre
J. W
Tessa Gardener Brannon
Timber Ridge
Joseph A
Eileen) McAboy
Alan G. Dick
Thelma Newbrough
Timber Ridge Primitive Baptist Cemetery
Primitive Cemetery Fund
Margaret Tucker
Edgemont Terrace
Haines
Roy W. Haines Sr
Shanks
W.va
Botts Chapel United Methodist Church
Kirby
James Breedlove
Mountain Dale
McKee Funeral Home
Funeral
Raymond Douglas Wood
Viola Beylor Wood
Rt. 1
Rileyville
Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Upper Marlboro
Cora Ann Updike
Donald S. Beylor
Mahlon W. Beylor
Tabb
Bradley Funeral Home
Luray
Franklyn Melton
Evergreen Cemetery
Luray Volunteer Rescue Squad
Elsie King Vaughn
Pulaski
Pulaski Community Hospital
W.E. Vaughn
J. Gordon Harman
Newbern United Methodist Church
Newbern
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TVA official in Chattanooga explains eastern grid clock slip of about 27.7 seconds at noon as homes heat with electricity. Networks keep standard time. local stations rely on electric clocks and may lag when power is tight. Generators accelerate to recapture time as temps moderate and lines balance. An American Electric Power center in Canton monitors frequencies to keep clocks in sync with the Bureau of Standards.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Baretta
United States
Roddy Huff
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chattanooga
National Bureau of Standards
Huff
American Electric Power Co
Canton
Ohio
Bureau of Standards
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Epilson
Alcoholics Anonymous
Crim Drive
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Odd Fellows Building
Edward Wright
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Union Forge
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