Obituary notices of Armel infant and Mary Brannon death
Infant son of Harry V and Louise Garrett Armel dies with graveside service planned at Timber Ridge Church Cemetery near yach. Robert D Mathias Jr of Upper Marlboro Maryland dies in car crash and is laid to rest in Intermont Greenwood Cemetery Lost River West Virginia. Mrs Katie Brannon 79 of Winchester dies after hospital stay and is survived by grandson Maurice Parlett and two great grandchildren. funeral Omps Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Harry V
Louise Garrett Armel
Timber Ridge
Yach
Omps
Robert D. Mathias, Jr
Upper Marlboro
Robert Mathias
Luke Chandler
Capon Lake
W.va
Intermont Greenwood Cemetery
Lost River
Katie Brannon
E. Gerrard St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brannon
Albert Co i
Rosie E. Young Henry
United Methodist Church
Charles Brannon
Maurice Parlett
Winchester
Margaret Ann Parlett
Michelle Renae Parlett
Gertrude Virginia Rentz
Dade City
Fla
Roy Henry
Waddell V. Brill
Robert J. Donnelly
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Morgan in Stephens City Veteran Had Broad Kin Network
Harry W Morgan of Stephens City died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after residing in Stephens City 25 years. He was born in Wardensville Virginia and belonged to Wardensville Methodist Church. Survived by widow Mary Ellen. sons Clarence Aloza Ball Samuel Ball. daughters Etta Francis Shirley Mary V Ball Gertrude Smith. 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Orrick Chapel Methodist Church tomorrow at 1 pm conducted by Rev Richard Hall II. Burial in Wardensville West Virginia. Body to church one hour before service. Friends may visit Cartwright Funeral Home tonight 6 to 9.
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Harry Wilson Morgan
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mor
Wardensville
Winchester
Gertrude Smith
Washington
Orrick Chapel Methodist Church
Richard Hall II
W. Va
Cartwright Funeral Home
Russell C Owens Rites Held for Stephenson Farmer
Russell Carlton Owens 56 of Stephenson died yesterday. Born June 23 1913 in Stephenson he was a farmer and orchardist for Roy R Boyce of Clearbrook. Survived by widow a daughter a sister a brother and three grandchildren. Service was Wednesday at 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Russell Carlton Owens
Stephenson
Owens
Charles L
Jessie Painter Owens
Lillian Willis
Brucetown
Roy R. Boyce
Clearbrook
Hilda Willis
Miller Owens
Charles Owens
Jones Funeral Home
Alexander C. Yates
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Four Frederick County Girls Listed As Runaways
Four Sunnyside and Route 50 West girls are listed as runaways by their parents. Cindy Johnson 15 Sandy Lewis 16 Sue Crim 16 all from Sunnyside and Nancy Garrett 18 of old Route 50 West. Last seen Thursday near People's Drug Store about 4 pm attempting bus to Fredericksburg where Crims own a cottage at Fair View Beach.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Cindy Johnson
Sandy Lewis
Sue Crim
Sunnyside
Nancy Garrett
Old Route 50
People’s Drug Store
Fredericksburg
Crims
Fair View Beach
Cindy
Betty Corbin
Campbell
Thomas Crim
Hearing Tonight on Middletown Zoning Changes
A public hearing is set for 7 o clock this evening in Town Hall to discuss proposed changes to the town zoning ordinance. Local officials invite residents to attend and comment on the amendments.
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Middletown
Town
Funeral services for Garland W Don Owens and Curtis Strawderman
Funeral services are scheduled for Garland W. Don Owens Wednesday at 2 00 P M at Stephens City United Methodist Church and for Curtis Strawderman with funeral arrangements through Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Mr. Garland
W. ‘‘Don
Stephens City United Methodist Church
Deadly Finds Unexploded Bombs Found in Kent Foreshore
Royal naval bomb disposal experts uncovered 37 unexploded mortar bombs during a two day search of the Reculver and Herne Bay foreshore along Kent's northern coast.
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Herne Bay
England
Royal Naval
Reculver
Kent County
Don Lemley Dies, Longtime Frederick County Democrat
G W Don Lemley 72 of Stephens City a farmer and politician died yesterday. He served on the Frederick County Board of Supervisors and the Stephens City Town Council and was a church trustee and cemetery superintendent. Survived by a sister and a brother, services at Stephens City United Methodist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Garland W
Don) Lemley
Stephens City
Frederick County
G. Frank
Martha Edmondson Lemley
Stephens City Fire Co
Green Hill
Lemley
Alson Smith
Frederick
Democratic Committee
Don Lemley
Democrat
John Ward
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Eldridge Lemley
Inauguration Day Attended by Mills Godwin and Notables
Local observers recount the 12 15 PM inaugural ceremonies with former Gov Mills Godwin Lt Gov Fred Pollard and Atty Gen Robert Button on the platform. U S Senator Harry Byrd Jr and Rep John Marsh Jr plus J Kenneth Robinson attended as part of the Inaugural Committee escort.
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Mills Godwin
Fred Pollard
Robert Button
U.S
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
John C. Marsh, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Holton
del. F. L. Largent, Jr
Winchester
Robinson
Sargent
C. Ridgeley White
Wayne Whitham
Ben B. Dutton
Handley student chosen for year abroad in Australia
Handley senior selected as the first Handley AFS participant to study in Australia for a year. Miss Snyder, a biology prize winner and active in Booster, Library, Chorus, and Science Club, will defer high school graduation and college enrollment to pursue the exchange, hoping to gain invaluable experience and pursue a career in biological research.
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AFS
Snyder
Gladstone
Australia
Handley
Handlian
Handley Chorus
Virginia Junior Academy of Science
Handley Afs
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Small Lodged In Jail In Rosa Small Death Case
George Livingstone Small was jailed in Clarke County two weeks after his wife Rosa Elizabeth Small died in a Rosemont tenant house fire. Deputies Kagey and Nicodemus brought him from West Palm Beach after a warrant. FBI aid followed a recovered estate wagon at Washington National Airport. He had worked as a cook for the Byrd family.
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Berryville
George ‘Livingstone Small
Clarke County
Small
Rosa Elizabeth Small
John Slater
FBI
Rosemont
Washington National Airport
Richard E. Byrd
Fire Demolishes Car at Winchester Drive-In
Firefighters report a car owned by Richard Martin of Roosevelt Blvd. was destroyed by flames at about 8:30 p.m. yesterday at the Winchester Drive-In. Occupants detected gasoline odor upon parking in the second row, and the vehicle soon burst into fire with interior and motor completely ruined. No injuries were reported.
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Clearbrook
Richard Martin
Roosevelt Blvd
Winchester Drive-In
Trenary Case Ends as Conspiracy Charge Dismissed
In open court Judge Woltz halted the trial after a chambers argument on the Commonwealths motion. The court struck all evidence and freed Mrs Hughes from the conspiracy to murder her husband Jack Hughes. Mr Androgi declined comment on possible future action.
Nixon Faces Senate Tug Between Aims And Campaign
With major proposals stalled President Nixon must win votes in both chambers. Senator Mansfield of Montana says he will keep the Senate in session until two weeks before election day to push 1970 appropriations while the House may push for an earlier break, jeopardizing a post election session.
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Nixon
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
House
McCormack
Weather snapshot and historic storm impacts in Winchester
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low near zero to 12 above and Tuesday highs in the teens. The five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with daytime highs in the 30s and nightly lows in the 20s, with about a quarter to half inch of precipitation. The report also recounts storms on June 1, June 27, July 5, July 27, and December, noting power outages, floods, wind damage, and notable snowfall in Winchester and surrounding areas.
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S Service
Winchester
Laboratory
Amherst St
Fox Drive
Salem Regular Baptist
Senseny Road
Cook
Old Rt. 50
Stabbings Leave Three Treated At Winchester Hospital
Three men were treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital for stab wounds over the weekend. Hinton Copeland was wounded at 12:26 a.m. and declined a warrant. Tyree Strosnider and son Lawrence were treated after a scuffle at the Melmax Room on S Loudoun St. Police held statements. no charges filed by noon today. Commonwealth Attorney Dabney Watts to act.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Hinton Copeland
Kent St
Copeland
Melmax
S. Loudoun St
Tyree Strosnider
Lawrence Strosnider
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Melvin Boyd
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Breakins Reported in Frederick County Over Weekend
Two breakins were reported with items stolen from Dr. Robert H. Groh’s Cross Junction home including shotgun shells, rifle shells, a radio, and a table model. A second theft occurred at the Harry Bray coal yard in Middletown where a toolbox valued around $75 was taken from a storage building. Both entries were reported Saturday and are under investigation by Deputy Osborne Renner.
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Frederick County
Osborne Renner
Robert H. Groh
Cross Junction
Harry Bray
Middletown
A Raven in Avocado and the Pacific
Ernie Pyle discusses a raven and avocados in a reflective piece tied to the Pacific theater and wartime life. The text weaves between natural imagery and civic resilience, referencing figures like Alfred Lord Tennyson and terms such as anemometer.
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Ernie Pyle
Avocado
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Banzai
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Harry W. Morgan
Russell C. Owens
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