Firefighter Raymond Hufnagel Laid to Rest in Charles Town
Funeral services for Raymond Charles Hufnagel 39 were held at the Presbyterian Church in Charles Town after he died while fighting a fire at Miller Chemical Co. Rawson WV He was the first Charles Town firefighter killed in the line of duty His mother Mrs Ann Louise Hufnagel survived with a small group of friends The service recalled his volunteer work with Jefferson County recreation and his role coaching the Jefferson swim team Members of the fire department and local mourners attended the somber ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W.va
Presbyterian Church
Raymond Charles Hufnagel
Hufnagel
Miller Chemical Co
Rawson
West Virginia Firemen’s Assn
William Ramkey
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Ann Louise Hufnagel
Old Dominion Deposits Up 15.3 Percent in 1974
Old Dominion Savings and Loan Association reports a 15.3 percent rise in savings deposits for 1974, with total assets at 51.4 million and mortgage loans up 21.2 percent. The year saw a record 522 mortgage loans totaling 17.4 million, and net after tax earnings of 481,000.
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Old Dominion Savings and Loan Association
Winchester
Fred L. Glaize Jr
Wayne B. Omps
Main and
21St Street
Purcellville
Association
Woodstock
Old Dominion
Harrisonburg
Staunton
The
Beff tax referendum eyed at Virginia livestock meeting
Virginia Agriculture Commissioner S. Mason Carbaugh spoke at the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers meeting about a proposed state wide self help program funded by a 15 cent tax per cattle head with exceptions. The plan would raise about $100000 annually for beef promotion education and research through a Virginia Beef Industry Commission.
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Congress
Scott
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Cambodia
S. Mason Carbaugh
Virginia
Carbaugh
Middletown
Virginia Beef Industry Commission
NVLP
Annexation bill advances as voters would approve
The House Committee on Counties Cities and Towns approved a bill requiring voter referendums for annexation with 51 percent needed for approval. A Senate bill to license pesticide applicators passed through readings, creating rules, fees, examinations, and an advisory panel amid EPA pressure. Also, a real estate assessment bill to set value at 100 percent passed the Senate, with safeguards against higher taxes and borrowing limits.
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Richmond
House Committee On
Richard Cranwell
Vinton
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
State Water Control Board
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia Tech
EPA
Senate
Southern States Regional Meeting Held in Winchester Feb 12
Approximately 122 regional board and committee members from this area will attend the Southern States Cooperative meeting at Lee Jackson Restaurant in Winchester on Feb 12. W. T. Milleson of Springfield W Va will preside. John J. Feland and Gene A. James will discuss Agriculture in Our Economy and Southern States in Your Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Cooperative
Winchester
Lee- Jackson
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
W. T. Milleson
Springfield
W. Va
Milleson
North Central
John J. Feland
Gene A. James
Association
Harris Swann
Lewis D.W. Hott
Southern States
Winchester Cooperative
Emmett Scothorn
Winchester Big Brothers elect new president at annual meeting
Ronnie G. Bugnar was chosen as president of the Big Brothers of Winchester-Frederick County at the group’s annual meeting at the First Baptist Youth Center. New officers include William Shendon and William Nethers as vice presidents, Philip Haines as secretary, and William McCormick as treasurer. Founding members were reelected to the board along with several continuing directors. Executive Director John Fitzgerald noted 31 boys are served by 28 area men, with five applicants screened and 17 still awaiting big brothers, underscoring a need for more volunteers.
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Robert B. Dale Jr
Old Dominion
Dale
Lemuel W. Brown
Thomas T. Byrd
Fred L. Glaize Jr
J. Thomas Kremer
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Wayne B. Omps
Maurice W. Perry
William L. Perry
Alson H. Smith Jr
James R. Wi
Harrisonburg
First Baptist Youth Center
Big Brothers
Winchester-Frederick County
Ronnie G. Bugnar
William Shendon
William Nethers
Philip Haines
William McCormick
Edward Whittle
Judy Bogner
Larry Boppe
Ronnie Bognar
Carle F. Germelman Jr
Warren Gregory
George Griffin
Robert Donnelly
Mario Tizio
Robert Weatherton
George Curry, Jr
John Cook
Archie McKay
Jack Jenkins, Jr
John Fitzgerald
1975 Dog Licenses On Sale In Winchester And County
Dog licenses for 1975 go on sale at Winchester City Treasurer and Frederick County Treasurer offices. Checks start February 1. All dogs must be vaccinated for rabies and licensed after six months. City fees are 1 dollar for males and unsexed and 3 dollars for females, county licenses 3 dollars for all dogs. Unpaid licenses incur fines.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Irvin Cleveland
Cleveland
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Gene Rhodes
Raw
Son
Charles Town Presbyterian Church
Lulu Williams
Berkeley Springs
Paul H. Bratton
Carl E. Durham
Spen Green
Preston C. Manning Jr
Richard D. Rhodes
William S. Getz
Robert S. Grubbs Jr
James I. Lambert
C. Thomas Sollenberger
Glaize
Earl W. Foreman
James H. Knicely
Charles E. Jordan Jr
Erika K. Cutterer
Roger L. Bible
Allen F. White
Livestock Producers Meeting
Jim Ackley
Arket
VPI & SU
South
Huyett Light
Tors
Bill Thomas
Loudoun County
P.T. McIntire
Winchester Evening Star
Ellen Layman
Star
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Leroy S. Bendheim
Alexandria
Wincheste City
John Ralph Marker
R. Roland Snapp
Carroll Unger
John P. Good
Harold J. Omps
Bloomery
Thomas W. Russell
White Post
Grover Teets Jr
Clearbrook
Bugnar
Big Brothers Assn
Fitzgerald
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