Obituaries for Elliott and Richard in Winchester area
Obituary notices for Harry William Elliott Sr., 64, of Berryville and Bellie Belle Locke Elliott, and for Mrs. Aliie May Richard, 75, of Woodstock. Elliott was a retired carpenter with ties to Clarke County and Berryville. Richard’s family details note multiple survivors and interment plans in Grace Bible Fellowship Cemetery and Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery respectively. Funeral services are scheduled in Omps Funeral Home Winchester and Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with multiple pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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James Fiddler
Benton Heironimus
Frmner Burleson
Carl Burleson
Mack Horton
Roy Schultz
Roy Campbell
John Heironimus
John Shanholtz
Grace Bible Fellowship
Clearbrook
Ben and Wilbur Gochenour
William Wetzel
Charles Johnson
Gilbert Bushong
Perry Richman
Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Fairview
Elmer Richard
Edinburg
Harry Wm, Elliott, JR
Tues
Funeral services set for Leslie W. Larrick in Winchester
Leslie W. Larrick 58 of 6 E James Sr Winchester dies Saturday at Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg WV. Survived by widow Margaret Fletcher son Robert Larrick two brothers and a sister. Services 1:30 tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home Rev Charles Willard with pallbearers listed. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Leslie W. Larrick
E. James, Sr
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Larrick
Frederick County
Clinton Larrick
Nellie Lockhart Larrick
Margaret Fletcher
Winchester
Cork Street Christian Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Handle
Giles Fletcher
Mitchell Fletcher
Keller Nichols
John Winkfield
Mount Hebron Cemetery
James C Lawyer 64 dies. longtime Gore plant head
James C Lawyer of Route 4 Opequon died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born November 2, 1903 in Oakand Morgan County W Va he was superintendent of Virginia Glass and Sand Corp and Shenandoah Silica Corp at Gore since 1930. Survived by widow Thelma Davis Lawyer son Sp J D Lawyer wounded in Vietnam at Walter Reed Arlington sisters Amy Hovermale Berryville and George Mann Arlington brothers Rudy Lawyer Winchester. Funeral at Second Opequon Presbyterian Church with burial at Winchester Cemetery. Body to Sawyer residence Capon Bridge late today. In lieu of flowers donations may go to Presbyterian Children's Home Lynchburg.
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James C. Lawyer
Opequon
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Oakland
Morgan County
W. Va
Edward
Lula Davison
Virginia Glass and Sand Corp
Shenandoah Silica Corp
Gore
Second Opequon Presbyterian Church
Thelma Davis
Lehew
Sp. J. D
Vietnam
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Amy Hovermale
Arlington
George Mann
Berryville
Rudy Lawyer
Winchester
Opequon Presbyterian Church
John Brothers
Roy Hoak, Jr
Eugene Snyder
Cecil Whitacre
Richard Dick Sirbaugh
Glenn Kump
W. Eugene Larrick
Mount Hebron
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Sawyer
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Lynchburg
Freda E. Carper
Neil W. Carper
Martinsburg
City Hospital
Carper
Rileysville
Page County
Charles M
Frances Bailey Mauck
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Newton D. Baker and
Kings Daughters Hospital
Calvin P. Carper
John
Marie) Kursey
Vernon E. Mauck
Percy M. Mauck
Floyd J. Mauck
John Robert Stiff
Rosedale
Brown Funeral Home
Deaths and funeral notes for Fearnow and Larrick
The death of Rev. Martin Luther Fearnow 99 occurred January 5 at 3640 Kanawha Street NW Washington. He was a retired Methodist minister born November 10 1868. Survived by five daughters and one son. Funeral at Westley Methodist Church January 9. Lawrence T. Larrick 79 of White Post died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital born February 15 1888 in Leshen W V son of Zachariah T and Sarah Wilson Larrick. Survived by wife Annie B. Lockhart two daughters and three sons, two brothers and six grandchildren. Service conducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Jesse E. Tate Jr.
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Harry William Elliott Sr
Western State
H Staunton
Mr. Elliott
Clarke County
George W
Georgia Garett Ellicott
Bellie Belle Locke
Virginia Burleson
Kathleen Burleson
Irene Schultz
Berryville
Harry William Eliott Jr
Stephenson
Robert Locke Elliott
Marshall C. Elliott
White Post
Robert Perry Elliott
Frederi County
Maude Buckner
Omps Funeral Home
Winchester
Craig Burleson
John Gowdy
Martin Luther Fearnow
Kanawha St
N.w
Washington
Fearnow
Amy L. Cooper
Frederick County
T.S. Cooper
Lola Morris
Genevieve Fearnow
Lillian Fearnow
Anna Jones
Louise Strain
Santa Anna
Calif
Alden C. Fearnow
Chicago
Ill
Westley Methodist Church
Connecticut Ave
Lawrence T. Larrick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Larrick
Leshen
W. Va
Zachariah T
Sarah Wilson Larrick
Annie B. Lockhart
Gore
Lavada Larrick
Mildred Willingham
Stewart Larrick
Woodrow Larrick
Delmar Larrick
Clinton Larrick
Chambersville
Arthur Larrick
Mt. Jackson
Lhildren
Jones Funeral Home
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Death of Miss Hattie Dodson in Culpeper area service today
Miss Hattie Jane Dodson 67 died Friday after living with Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood Route 1 White Post. Funeral service scheduled today at 2 30 p m Guest Funeral Home Culpeper with burial at Washington Virginia. There is a note about Pitcairn Island residents counting 98 in the mid Pacific.
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Hattie Jane Dodson
Thomas Wood
Route 1
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Culpeper
Washington, Va
Funeral Service for Lawrence T. Larrick Wednesday
Lawrence T. Larrick will be laid to rest at 1 30 P.M. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the service and pay their respects to the longtime resident.
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Mr. Lawrence T. Larrick
Jones Funeral Home
Veteran Blues Norman Blue Dies in Martinsburg VA Center
Norman Blue formerly of Washington and Ashburn died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Center in Martinsburg West Virginia. He was born July 18 1890 in Washington son of Charles and Ida Blue. He worked as a purchasing agent for the Veterans Administration Hospitals in Washington and served in World War I. He is survived by brother Ralph D. Blue of Philadelphia and several nieces and nephews of McLean. Funeral services were held Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in the National Cemetery.
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Norman Rockwell Blue
Washington
Rt. 1
Ashburn
Veterans Adinistration Center
Martinsurg
W. Va
Mr. Blue
Washgton
Charles and
Ida Meamer Blue
Veterans Administraton
Vetrans
Lutheran Church
Ashington
Ralph D. Blue
Philadelphia
Pas
Carroll T. Croson
McLean
Jones Funeral Home
L.S.G. Miller
National Cemetery
Cold Front Threatens Warm Spell Across Plains
A cold front swept the northern plains threatening to end mild January warmth in the East and Midwest. Thick fog formed with lingering warm air over the upper Mississippi Valley. Light snow and rain fell in the Rockies and Great Plains, with Galveston and Beaumont seeing measurable rain totals.
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Associated Press
Plains
East
Midwest
Mississippi River
Rockies
Great Plains
Casper
Wyo
Plains States
Texas
Galveston
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Pacific Northwest
Martinsburg Notices of Obituaries and Services
Multiple local obituaries report deaths in Martinsburg and surrounding areas. Virginia Patterson of Chambersville and Nellie Dean Baker of Martinsburg are noted as deceased with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday with arrangements at local churches and cemeteries including Mount Hebron and Rosedale.
Chamber Delays Moving to New Winchester HQ
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce delays moving its office to 29 S. Cameron St until the last week of February. Unavoidable delays in preliminary work and equipment orders prompted the postponement. President Ben B. Dutton announced the board's decision. The current offices are in the basement of the George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Saturn 5 unmanned test could speed Apollo moon effort
Apollo mission director William Schneider describes Saturn 5 and Lunar Module test as a maiden voyage of a complex machine with risk. A successful test could allow elimination of another unmanned flight and move toward an earth orbit manned flight later this year and a 1969 moon landing rehearsal.
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Apollo
William C. Schneider
Weather and rainfall outlook for Winchester and Virginia
The forecast notes increasing cloudiness and milder low by 34 to 42 degrees, with a chance of rain Tuesday, then a five day outlook of highs in the upper 40s to low 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s. Precipitation totals are expected around three quarters to one inch midweek, with cooler days midweek and warmer by weekend.
Congress eyes fiscal plan with billions in defense and social payments
Congress outlines a next year budget totaling 3.25 billion for defense including atomic energy, 1 billion for interest on the debt, 1.5 billion for civilian and military pay raises, and 4.75 billion for Social Security and veterans' pensions. Fowler warns cuts totalling nearly 3 billion may occur and notes tax failure would tighten credit. President's program aims to balance social needs with hard reductions. McChesney Martin backs the plan, warning inflation weakens the dollar.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Fowler
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Government introduces free rural mail delivery in 1896
The article notes that free rural mail delivery was instituted by the government in 1896, marking a significant expansion of postal service to rural areas.
Wall Street opens lower amid mixed early trading
The stock market fell at the Open Monday in a shortened session. Declines include Occidental Petroleum 1% to 96 1/4, General Motors 4% to 80, Bethlehem 4 4 to 31 etc. Gains appear for Chrysler 1 to 56, Alcan Aluminum 4 to 26. Trading active with losses slightly outrunning gains.
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Occidental Petroleum
General Motors
Chrysler
General Cable
Bethlehem
Alcan Aluminum
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
General Plywood
Alamera Oil
Federal Resources
Birdsboro
Slick Corp
Great American Industries
Interphoto
Poison glands in tropical millipedes and centipedes
Some tropical millipedes and centipedes carry glands along their sides that contain prussic acid and can deliver a painful wound to humans.
Bed 8 Spectacle and simplicity in view
Bed 8 59 degrees described as spectacle vision and simplicity in the context.
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Winchester Evening Star
H.W. Eliott, Sr
Richard
Aliie May Richard
Woodstock
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Lantz Mill
Francis and
Caroline Line Clinehinst
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
LDW
Preston Richard
Ida Hanson
Elizabeth, N.J
Lola Wilson
Jake Richard
Laurel
Claude Hann
Linden
N.J
Eva Bush
Roselle
Abe Clinedinst
Strasburg
Walter
William
Francis Clinehinst
Elizabeth
Dellinger Funeral Home
James K. Cadwallader
Jimmy Robinson
M.L. Fearnow
L.T. Larrick
Miss Dodson
Pitcairn Island
mid-Pacific
Norman Rockwell
Virginia Patterson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Quarles School
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Mrs. Patterson, Sr
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Nellie Baker
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