Obituary Mrs Warren Gibson Jones 77 in Washington
Mrs Warren Gibson Jones 77 died suddenly in Washington on Sunday. Born March 27, 1890 in Liberty Kansas she was active in Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville and later Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester. She leaves sons Warren Jr Douglas and Robert, daughters Jane Bull and two others, eleven grandchildren, and two sisters. Burial at Ivy Hill Cemetery Upperville after services at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Warren Gibson Jones
Washington
Mrs. Jones
Liberty
Kansas
John Thomas Howe
Trinity Episcopal Church
Upperville
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester - Clarke Garden
Clinton H. Johnson
Summersville
N. J
Warren G, Jones, Jr
Seaford
Douglas G, Jones
Robert B. Jones
Valencia
Venezuela
S. A
Trinity Episcopal
Warren Gibson
Flowers
Jones
Daniel Howel
St. John Clay Jones
Fund
Jane J, Bull of
Obituaries Highlight Snapp Groves and Armel Deaths
Mrs. Ralph B. Snapp of Berryville and Winchester died in Winchester Trial Hospital. She was a first Clarke County public health nurse and active in church groups. Survived by husband, one son, three grandchildren, sister. Funeral Thursday at Grace Episcopal Berryville, burial Mount Hebron Winchester. Leonard E. Facemire of Winchester died suddenly in Chippewa Lake Ohio. survived by wife DeEtta and children in multiple states. funeral in Clarksburg. Daniel Armel of Akron died in Buffalo. survived by siblings and step siblings. funeral in Akron.
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Lily Boone Groves Snapp
Ralph B. Snapp
Berryville
Winchester
Winchester Trial Hospital
Snapp
New Bern
N. C
Henry McDowel
Willie Boone
Meriel Groves Fosbrink
Mooresville
N.C
Grace Episcopal
David Cammack
Ronald H. Rowland
Mount Hebron
Memorial Fund
Grace Episcopal Church
John H. Enders
Leonard E. Facemire
Chippewa Lake
Ohio
DeEtta Moore
Kelly Shawn
Chippewa
Freda Jacqueline Facemire
Beverly Dawn Facemire
Leonard Eugene Facemire, Jr
Guy M. Facemire
Pauline Wagner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Martha Martin
Charleston
Davis-Weaver Funeral Home
Bridgeport Cemetery
Bridgeport
Daniel Armel
Akron
Buffalo
N.Y
Armel
Theate John
Daisy Armel
Route 1
David
Nannie
Alfred W. Armel
Stephens City
Walter Armel
Philip
Maurice Armel
Larrick Rites Set For Lawrence T. Larrick
Funeral service for Lawrence T. Larrick, 79, of White Post, who died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Jesse E. Tate Jr. Pallbearers include Lawrence A. Larrick, Gene R. Larrick, Delmar Larrick Jr., Donald Larrick, Thomas Larrick, and Robert Larrick. honorary pallbearers are Arthur L. Shiley, Philip T. McIntire, Calvin Tomblin, and Monroe S. Buckley. Burial in cemetery.
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Lawrence T. Larrick
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Lawrence A. Larrick
Gene R. Larrick
Delmar Larrick, Jr
Donald Larrick
Thomas Larrick
Robert Larrick
Arthur L. Shiley
Philip T. McIntire
Calvin Tomblin
Monroe S. Buckley
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Earl Mason of Pittsburgh Dies. Survived by Family
Earl Mason of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania died Monday. Born in West Virginia he was the son of Robert Mason of Summit Point and the late Katherine Mason. Survived by three sisters Juanita Barbour Court ney Weaver and Frances Wright, a brother William Mason and extended relatives. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mr. Mason
West Virginia
Robert Mason
Summit Point
W. Va
Katherine Mason
Juanita Barbour
Front Royal
Courtney Weaver
Frances Wright
Winchester
William Mason
Berryville
Funeral Services Schedules for Five Local Residents
Graveside services for Nellie Dean Baker are set for Wednesday at 11:00 A.M. at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Lawrence T. Larrick is to be honored with a 1:30 P.M. service at Jones Funeral Home. Norman Rockwell Blue will have a 11:00 A.M. service Thursday, followed by Virginia E. Patterson at 1:30 P.M. at the same funeral home.
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Nellie Dean Baker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Norman Rockwell
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs H Patterson obituary in Chambersville
Mrs Virginia Elizabeth Patterson 58 of Chambersville died yesterday at home. Born Clarke County Sept 5 1909 she married Harry M Patterson June 16 1928 in Hagerstown Maryland. Seamtress at Aileen Manufacturing Richards Strasburg survived by husband two children two sisters six grandchildren and two brothers preceded her in death. Funeral Thursday 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home Rev Paul E Dick burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Virginia Elizabeth Patterson
Chambersville
Patterson
Clarke County
C. Boyd
Mary E. Haines Larrick
Harry M. Patterson
Hagerstown
Aileen Manufacturing Company
Strasburg
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Fire Company
Marshall E. Patterson
Glenna Adkins
Richmond
Ruth G. Smallwood
Albin
Agnes Luttrell
Browntown
British Prime Minister Wilson Holds Three Hour Talks With Brezhnev
Harold Wilson met with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow for three hours in a session described as constructive. The officials avoided specifics on topics while noting a frank exchange on international issues and U S British relations. Wilson aimed to press for reconvening the Geneva Conference on Indochina as part of Vietnam peace efforts.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Britain
Indochina
Vietnam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Mikhail A. Susl
Marsh urges intelligence teams for urban policing
Rep John O Marsh Jr told Emporia Jaycees and Outstanding Young Farmers banquet that trained intelligence personnel are essential for city law enforcement. He warned urban insurgency and riots could be used by communists, urging expanded police training and dedicated intelligence units to evaluate agitator activity.
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Emporia
John O. Marsh, Jr
Emporia Jaycees
Marsh
Cambodian Attack Site Examined by Newsmen
Cambodian officials report their forces repelled a U S South Vietnamese attack on an outpost near Saigon. Newsmen found bloodied bandages and shell casings and observed trees burned around the fortified position. Cambodia says three Americans and 20 South Vietnamese penetrated about 100 yards into Cambodian territory before firing on sleeping troops.
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Kompong Trabek
Cambodia
Ministry of Information
Saigon
U.S. State Department
Washington
Two-Time Veteran Bean Discharged in Munich
Marshall Bean, a 32 year old two time veteran drafted again after spelling his name backward to hide his credits, said farewell to life as US Army Private Naeb Llahsram. He left Munich by Army bus for Frankfurt with discharge papers, will fly to New York, then proceed to Ft. Dix for civilian processing. A spokesman for the 24th Infantry Division said Bean will receive a routine discharge without extra pay, the division ordering home discharge without Army confirmation due to evidence of prior service in both Army and Air Force.
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Germany
Marshall Bean
U.S. Army
Naeb Llahsram
Bean
Frankfurt
New York
Ft. Dix
24Th Infantry Division
Department of the Army
Army
Air Force
Solenberger Sees Fiscal Dangers and Global Role
Solenberger argues that a history of fiscal irresponsibility and persistent deficits threatens international leadership and calls for honest domestic economics. The local scene notes 1967 bumper crops and mixed animal receipts, with regional growth potential highlighted amid new industries. The Winchester Frederick area bank reports 1967 dividends of 96 750, five thousand loans totaling 15 million, and a new Valley Ave branch, with 1968 officers reelected.
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Blackburn
Winchester- Frederick County
Weather Outlook and Monthly Rainfall Averages
Rain today cloudy with occasional rain tonight and snow flurries by Wednesday. Low tonight 26 to 36. Cooler Wednesday. Rain totals show 2.23 inches for the year to date as of 8:30 am today. Historical monthly and yearly rainfall figures are listed, with January-December averages for 55 years and an overall annual average of 36.50 inches.
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Virginia lawmakers push liquor reform amid budget hearings
Amid budget reviews the Virginia legislature debates loosening liquor monopoly rules with a Senate bill moving through Welfare Committee and potential referendum. Lawmakers also hear requests to boost mental hygiene spending and consider bills to abolish the Constitutional Government Commission. A separate measure seeks to lower the voting age to 18 and raise vehicle inspection fees. The Chesapeake Bay oyster fleet remains sail powered as motorized boats dredge on limited days.
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Senate
Welfare Committee
House Committee
Virginia
House
Norfolk
Virginia Commission On Constitutional Government
Gov. Godwin
Del
Rufus McCoy
Dickenson County
del. E. B. Pendleton
Richmond
William F. Stone
Martinsville
Chesapeake Bay
National Geographic
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Moves as Losses Lead
Wall Street opened lower with more stocks down than up in a 3 to 2 lean. Initial prices showed Control Data up 1 at 1317, Itek down 1 at 116, Sling and Temco Vought down 134 at 119, Dow Chemical down 1 at 81, McDonnell Douglas up 4 at 52, Boeing down 1 at 76, with Inland Steel Dreyfus and Borg Warner among fractional losers.
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New York
Control Data
Itek
Sling
Temco-Vought
Dow Chemical
McDonnell Douglas
Boeing
Inland Steel
Dreyfus Corp
Borg-Warner
American Stock Exchange
Siboney
Creole Petroleum
Kaiser Industries
Louisiana Land Mary Carter Paints
A” and Struthers Wells
Lunar module ascent test ends in fiery reentry warning
The lunar module ascended after detaching from its landing stage and fired its ascent engine for 62 minutes in earth orbit. Despite a successful takeoff from Cape Kennedy, scientists warned the craft would be destroyed by fiery reentry with no recovery plans. The test used Lunar Module 1 on a Saturn 1B, the same rocket linked to past Apollo tragedy. A bonus experiment planned dumping leftover propellant to convert expended stages into orbiting labs.
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Moon
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Orbiting Laboratories
Fragmentary notes from a 1790 Buffalo listing
Incomplete OCR reads California Governor Clumsy and 29 ADR Cathsay 30 Union. Polka Waltz Rhumba referenced. Buffalo New York entry dating 1790. British fragment.
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Governor
Clumsy
A.D.R. Cathsay
Union
Buffalo, N.Y
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Leonard Facemire
Larrick Service
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Virginia E. Patterson
Omds Funeral Home
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the Order
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Boscawen St
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Robert H. Madigan
John L. Kater
Donald R. Grubbs
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