Obituary notices for Ronald Herbaugh and Mrs Terry
Ronald Scott Herbaugh four year old son of Jerry F and Bonnie Mantz Herbaugh of Rt 5 died Thursday He was born in Winchester August 17 1965 He is survived by his parents a sister Karen Ann Herbaugh and a brother Jerry Allen Herbaugh both at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Herbaugh of Winchester maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Mantz Sr of Woodstock Funeral service Saturday at 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home Reverend Parker Perkins Pallbearers are George Herbaugh Robert Herbaugh Samuel Herbaugh and Edwin Herbaugh Burial in Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home Mrs Cosby LuEtta Terry 81 of Matoaka West Virginia died today Born April 22 1888 in Grayson County daughter of Isaac and Jane Taylor Member of First Church of Matoaka Survived by children Lillian E Bailey Cecil H Terry Basil Terry Mamie Johnson and Lawrence Terry two brothers Monroe Taylor Noah Taylor 14 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Five children preceded her Funeral service Bailey Funeral Home Princeton burial Rest Haven Memorial Park Princeton
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Ronald Scott Herbaugh
Jerry F
Bonnie Mantz Herbaugh
Rt. 5
Winchester
Karen Ann Herbaugh
Jerry Allen Herbaugh
Howard Herbaugh
Fred Mantz
Woodstock
Jones Funeral Home
Parker. Perkins
George Herbaugh
Robert Herbaugh
Samuel Herbaugh
Edwin Herbaugh
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Cosby LuEtta Terry
Matoaka
W.va
Mrs. Terry
Grayson County
Issac and
Jane O’roark Taylor
First Church of
Lillian E. Bailey
Welltown Pike
Cecil H. Terry
Mullens
W. Va
Basil Terry
Salem
Mamie Johnson
Globe, Ark
Lawrence Terry
Kegley
Monroe Taylor
Noah Taylor
Berkley
Traffic fatalities in Virginia rise in 1969 report figures
The 4.9 deaths per 100 million miles, below the 5.2 national average, accompanied by a 5.3 percent rise in traffic volume. Pedestrian deaths edged up to 239, multi fatality crashes fell to 123 with 300 deaths, non collision crashes rose to 500 incidents killing 582, and rural deaths exceeded urban ones.
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Clarke County
Frederick
Virginia
Col
Burgess
City fires blame five blazes for big yearly losses
Mr. Dyke attributes an estimated 41662 in fire losses for the year to five major blazes. The Glaize and Brother Lumber fires Germans home Royal Crown Building and Palace Theatre caused the bulk of damage. He notes the Palace Theatre fire was the largest and firefighting took longer. City crews Reuss Sarah Zane Friendship and South End answered many alarms.
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Palace Theatre
Winchester merchant group honors retiring sergeant for devotion to duty
At the Winchester Retail Merchants Association dinner Sgt. Ernest Alvin Stotler received a plaque for devotion to duty after a long career with the Winchester Police Department. He joined April 12 1946 as a private, became sergeant January 1 1952, and led the 4 PM to midnight shift before retiring. Ben Belchie, an RMA director, presented the honor.
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Ben Belchie
RMA
Mary Helen Massie
Winchester Retail Merchants Honor Retired Police Sergeant
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association held its Annual Kick-off Dinner at Winchester Golf Club with 42 retailers and guests. New officers and AMA directors were installed, including President Bill Shendon and John Reid as first vice president. A plaque was awarded to Police Sergeant Ernest Alvin Stotler for many years of devotion to duty. The meeting covered the George Washington Birthday Sale dates, enforcement of Sunday closing laws, and city snow removal and refuse ordinances with plans to inform merchants via letters.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Ernest Alvin
Jack) Stotler
Winchester Police Department
Force
Frederick County
Sgt
Stotler
Winchester Golf Club
Bill Shendon
John Reid
Jim Wilkins, Jr
Richard Lucas
Bob Pullen
AMA
Robert Creamer
Ben Belchie
Bob Pizzano
Larry Goodyear
Joe Lintz
Abe Cooper
RMA
Winchester
Shendon
Sgt. Stotler
George Washington
Association
Virginia
Nixon Budget Pledges Balancing as Inflation Pressures Grow
Senator Maine predicts a rough 1972 race as President Nixon vows a balanced budget by February to curb inflation. Mansfield questions sufficiency of balancing alone and cites possible wage and price controls. Nixon plans to double aid to local law enforcement and aims for improved ties with the Soviet Union and mainland China.
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Nixon
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
China
No Report Cards Trial in East Los Angeles Schools
Elementary students in East Los Angeles will not receive report cards starting Feb 2. Assistant Superintendent Herbert Cadwell says parent teacher conversations will replace reports, with a final general progress report at year end.
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Los Angeles
Asst. Supt. of
Herbert Cadwell
Cadwell
Bigamist identified and other clue answers listed
Answers include bigamist for number one and sheep-tender for two. Other items cover newspaper, Francisco Franco of Spain, no, kits, cheese, National Maritime Union, Pakistan, and Union of South Africa.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
National Maritime Union
Pakistan
Union of South Africa
Winter Weather Outlook for Virginia With Snow Likely
The slate forecasts snow tonight totaling 1 to 3 inches and low temperatures around 14 to 20. Saturday remains mostly fair with highs 22 to 30 and snow chances dropping to 20 percent. Five day outlook shows near normal temps with daytime 42 to 48 and nights 25 to 30, with 0.25 to 0.75 inch precipitation possible early next week. January rainfall totals sit at 0.49 inches for both year and month.
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Virginia
Car Fire on Baker Street Blows Through Carburetor
Fire inspector S R Dyke reports no damage to Gary Cooper's automobile after a morning blaze on Baker Street near the railroad, caused possibly by the backfire through the carburetor. Firefighters arrived shortly after 10:50 AM and found the fire out.
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Gary Cooper
S.R. Dyke
Baker St
Mr. Dyke
Winchester Man in Good Condition After Fall at Plant
Bruce Haun 66 of Winchester is listed in good condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after falling from a vinegar tower at National Fruit Products Inc. He was transported by Winchester Volunteer Rescue after the 10:20 a.m. incident today on his job.
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Bruce Haun
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
National Fruit Products, Inc
Haun
Wall Street rises early on steady turnover
Wall Street opened higher with active trading as the Dow Jones average rose 0.59 to 786.69 after the first half hour. Coca Cola delayed opening while Coca Cola agreed to acquire Aqua Chem with a 59 percent move. American Telephone advanced to 485 after a large financing plan reveal. IBM rose 114 to 35744 amid light activity.
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New York
New York Exchange
Coca-Cola
Aqua-Chem
American Telephone
IBM
Jury Receives Instructions in $900,000 Damage Suit
Evidence in a three-plaintiff $900,000 damage suit against defendants Patterson and Garrett concluded. In Frederick County Circuit Court jurors prepared for jury instructions by Judge Robert K. Woltz after final arguments. Plaintiffs Gladys V. Baker Jean B. Perts Opal Pauline Brown seek $300,000 each for injuries from July 22 1967 rear collision on Rt 11 near Cedarmeade.
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Frederick County
Robert K. Woltz
Gladys V. Baker
Jean B. Perts
Opal Pauline Brown
Russell W. Patterson
Cedarmeade
Warren G. Garrett
Paper Mill Road
Rt. 11
State Prooper
L.W. Turner
Ficer
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