Obituaries for Creswell Coe Boswell and McDonald
Funeral services were held or scheduled for William Leland Creswell 89 Muriel Carron Coe 87 Arnold Shear Boswell 69 and Edward S McDonald 70 with burials at Mount Hebron Prospect Hill and Greenhill in Berryville Front Royal Martinsburg and Strasburg Road Warren County Virginia area. Surviving relatives and pallbearers listed. Memorials requested to local churches or chapters.
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Creswell
William Leland Creswell
Whitlock Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Edward Wilkins
Lynn Carpenter
Merle Moore
Glynn Moore
Holmes Curl
Leslie W. Creswell
Gerald E. Creswell Jr
Muriel C. Coe
Muriel Carron Coe
Massie Ave
Front Royal
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Coe
Winfield A
Emma B. Cameron Corron
Front Royal United
Darryl E. Maxwell
Charlie Longerbeam
Hubert Dosier
William Huff
Edgar Chilcott
Rufus Good
Charlie Eden
Harold Buckner
Edgar Collis
Jack Owens
Pete Chilcott
J. Ron Longerbeam
Phil Kirk
Bud Owens
John Chamblin
Donald Jenkins
Jimmy Young
Greenhill Cemetery
Berryville
Alonzo C. Puffinberger
Ida Ruth Puffinberger
Virginia Ave
Martinsburg
W.va
Puffinberger
Charles Town
Henry Grady
Nellie Fenton Payne McClaughry
Calvary United Methodist Church
Golden Rule Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights Templar
Ladies Commercial Bowling League
Forecast Furniture Co
Winchester
Donald
Martha) Moore
Vienna
John McClaughry
Round Hill
Robert McClaughry
Bluemont
James McClaughry
Springfield
Congress Expected to Give Kissinger Extended Protection
House leaders indicate near approval of a White House plan to extend Secret Service protection for Henry A Kissinger after he leaves office this month. Ford proposed the measure after reported threats and a claimed $150,000 assassination contract cited by the New York Daily News. State Department officials denied knowledge of the plot.
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NY Times
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Henry
Kissinger
Ford
Senate
House
Secret Service
New York Daily News
State Department
Final plans for City Hall elevator and office expansions
The Star Files notes final plans and cost estimates were submitted to the City Manager for the City Hall elevator installation and related office expansions. The Virginia Attorney General's office is studying new federal rules that could bar 16 and 17 year old students from driving school buses.
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Virginia
Banks Report $22 Million In City Deposits
A 1952 report shows local city banks hold a total of $22,000,000 on deposit, up from $21,740,480 at the end of 1950, an increase of $259,520.
Kissinger Receives Nation's Highest Civilian Honor
In Washington President Ford awards Henry Kissinger the Medal of Freedom at a diplomatic corps reception. Ford lauds Kissinger as the greatest secretary of state. Kissinger says the honor will be treasured and praises Ford's 29 month presidency.
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Henry A. Kissinger
President Ford
Pan American Union
Washington
Ford
Kissinger
Our Republic
Two-Vehicle Crash In Warren County Causes $1000 Damage
Trooper Ronkeith Kirtley reported a slip road collision on Rt 604 in Harmony Hollow, Warren County. Edward R. Mumaw, 26, of Harmony Hollow, and James E. Butler Sr., 51, of Front Royal, each sustained about $500 in damage after meeting on the narrow road and attempting to pass.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Ronkeith Kirtley
Kirtley
Edward R. Mumaw
Harmony Hollow
James E. Butler Sr
Sunday meetings noted for Apple Valley millwood avenue
A brief listing records two Sunday gatherings: at 2 p.m. the Apple Valley Bottle Club meets upstairs at Winchester Rescue Squad headquarters on Millwood Avenue, and at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous holds a members only session at the Episcopal Church in Boyce on 1040 South Kent Street.
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Apple Valley Bottle Club
Winchester Rescue Squad
Millwood Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Kent St
Anonymous
Episcopal Church
Boyce
Capture of $500000 Brinks Loot Suspect Ends Long Chase
Richard Rees 27, once a Brinks guard, was arrested in Villanueva New Mexico after fleeing with $500000 eleven months ago in San Mateo California. FBI and New Mexico state police held him on bank larceny charges as authorities described him as a major rip off artist. He had disappeared after delivering champagne to a girl and escaping with the cash. The arrest followed a stakeout as investigators learned he was in the area and camped in several states. A letter to Herb Caen had hinted at the scheme and was considered authentic by the FBI.
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Santa FE
N.M
Brinks
Richard Rees
Rees
FBI
New Mexico
San Mateo
Calif
Villanueva
Here
Texas
Nevada
Bureau
Kent Scott
Scott
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Herb Caen
Ft. Worth
Austin
Tex
Kansas City
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Middle East
Associated Press
America
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
United Church of Christ
BankAmericard
Cameron Street
Georgetown
St. N.W
Rockville
Nobel Street
Baileys Crossroads
Leesburg Pike
Springfield Mall
Odode Core SN Inc
Amherst Street
P.O
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