Obituary notices from Wardensville and nearby towns
A string of obituaries from Wardensville and Clarke County Virginia area notes Rev. Harold G. McCoy age 50 of Wardensville WV died at home, WWII veteran and United Methodist pastor. Other notices include Samuel Riley Hurst 8 of Rainbow Ridge with service Friday, Effie Morrison Stine 90 of Strasburg dying, Dorothy M. Eisner 51 of Shawneeland, Jason Ray Whetzel Sr. 64 of Winchester, Fred Harold Alger Sr. 66 of Berryville, and John Francis Johnson 65 of Boyce, with funeral details, burial places, and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. McCoy
Wardensville
W. Va
Rev. McCoy
Tioga
Ada Shuttlesworth McCoy
Earnest McCoy
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Church Conference
Desta Hopkins McCoy
Timothy L. McCoy
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Poling-St. Clair Funeral Home
Buchannon
Pleasant Dale United Methodist Church
Shelbyville
Samuel R. Hurst
Samuel Riley Hurst
Rainbow Ridge
Mr. Hurst
Fayette County
William Nelson
Delilah DeMoss Pearson Hurst
Lexington
Winchester
Kentucky
Clarke County
Hurst
Braddock Street
Nancy Hurst Clark
Jones Funeral Home
David H. Howell
Waverly Reames
Mount Hebron
Winchester Federation of the Blind, Inc
Effie Morrison Stine
Brown St
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Stine
Star Tannery
Sanford R. Heishman
Virginia C. Cooper Heishman
Strasburg United Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Sparmont
David A. Stine
Apache Junction
Ariz
H. F. Heishman
Toms Brook
Fred H. Heishman
Lebanon Church
Dorothy Renner
Middletown
Eva Lindamood
Jess W. Stine
Funeral Home Chapel
Jay Manke
Gravel Springs
Whetzel
Jason Ray Whetzel Sr
Mt. Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral
Paul E. Dick
Shenandoah Memorial Park
R.C. King
Cletus Miller
Gene Borrer
Larry Smallwood
Richard Robinson
Richard Frame
Alger
Fred Harold Alger Sr
Rt. 1
Berryville
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Roy D. Taylor
Green Hill Cemetery
John H. Enders
John F. Johnson
John Francis Johnson
Boyce
Mr. Johnson
Lemon
Cora Walker Johnson
Mary Williams
Bertha Campbell
Washington, D.C
Little Chapel
John B. Hale
Farm Crop Damage Tops $250 Million
Florida farms face more than 250 million dollars in losses after a killer freeze ruined 95 to 100 percent of southern vegetables and 35 to 40 percent of central citrus. Palm Beach grocers raise prices, while growers seek imports from Mexico as California crops ease retail pressure. Agriculture Secretary Bergland will tour damaged fields as Gov. Askew seeks disaster status to unlock loans and aid for migrant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
U.S. Agriculture
Robert Bergland
Reubin Askew
Brave drivers tackle 60 year ice run on Susquehanna
CLEARFIELD Pa AP a 21 year old Joe Castagnolo Jr rode in the open bed of a 1959 Ford pickup over a 10 mile frozen stretch on the west branch of the Susquehanna River from Clearfield to Curwensville speeds reached 40 mph It was the first car crossing in 60 years. Dick Cochran tested the ice in his red 1973 Volkswagen before the run at slow speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield, Pa
Susquehanna River
Clearfield
Curwensville
Joe Castagnolo Jr
Clearfield County
Dick Cochran
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