Obituaries from Warren County and nearby towns
Multiple notices report deaths across Virginia and West Virginia with ages from 52 to 76. Included are Stanley F Weir of Kearneysville and Charles W Downard of Middletown with service details, Amos S Henry of Front Royal, Raymond Ward Luttrell of Siler Route, and infant Stephenie Dawn Pierce of Bunker Hill with burial plans and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weir
Clarke County
Eugene
Fannie Massey Weir
Frances Hummer Weir
Col
Frances Weir
Newport News
Dorothy W. Eleuterius
Biloxi
Mass
Jean W Friedman
Greenbelt
Agnes Hope Weir
Berryville
John H. Enders
William Brook
Green Hill Cemetery
Amos S. Henry
Amos Sam Henry
Rt. 1
Front Royal
V. A. Hospital
Washington, D.C
Henry
Warren County
Thomas and
Ethel Mae Creel Henry
Giles B. Cook
American Legion
Front Royal Lodge
Loyal Order of the Moose
Bricklayers Union
Anna Lee Henry
Carolyn Showers
Harrison
William Henry
Aatonville
Grace McIntyre
Mazie McIntyre
Geneva Poulson
Violet Rider
Baltimore
Ann Vaught
Annandale
Kathleen Smedley
Browntown
Maddox Funeral Home
David Burrough
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Funeral
Raymond Ward Luttrell
Siler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Luttrell
Frederick County
Henry L
Martha Alice Clark Luttrell
Lottie Mae Whitacre
Donald Ward Luttrell
Alvin Lewis Luttrell
Martha Rub
Bruce Whitacre
Wayne Luttrell
Jane Ruble
Melvin Martin Jr
Robert Lowman
Max Oltz
Stephenie Dawn Pierce
Michael E
Linda K. Albright Pierce
Bunker Hill
W.va
Donald Pierce
Ridgeway
Edith B. Shepard
Keith F. Albright
Martinsburg
Mary Jenkins
Payne's Chapel Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Centennial Time Capsule Seal Opens Amid Bicentennial Events
The 1879 safe opened in Capitol Statuary Hall reveals autographs of prominent 19th century figures, a Tiffany inkstand, a Longfellow pen, and portraits of Washington and Lincoln. Contained photographs include Grant and Hayes, with a roster showing 80,000 federal workers in 1876, against modern totals of 2.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Tiffany
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Capitol
Statuary Hall
Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Charles F. Diehm
New York
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Hayes
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the Stars
Goren Bridges a Bridge Hand and a Misstep
In a 1976 article by Charles H. Goren and Omar Sharif, East opens a weak two spades, North balances with diamonds, and South reaches 3NT. The key flaw is East’s heart shift and fourth best lead, allowing declarer to make, while a different heart return could have cost declarer the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
North
West
Declarer
Dummy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanley F. Weir
Stanley Francis Weir
Kearneysville
W. Va
Charles W. Downard
Middletown
Mr. Downard
Belgrade
James M
Mary Elizabeth Robinson Downard
Cecelia Inez Goforth
Helen Hicks
Ruth McNeil
Rockville
Harry A. Downard
Stephens City
Joseph M. Downard
Silver Springs
Southeast
Teachers College
Public Schools
Washington County
Jones Funeral Home
Sparks Funeral Home
Potosi
Winchester
Washington
Claudine Longet
Pitkin County
Vladimir Spider Sabich
Miss Longet
Sherwin
Williams
Sherann- Willams Company
The
Sherwin Williams Company
Bhopale
Sherwin -Willams Decorsing Center
Hom
S. Loudoun St
Lic
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Blondie
Ovea
Snuffy Smith
Snuffy
Lukey
Doonesbury
Rex Morgan, M.D
Doctor