Obituaries for Helsley and Parker in Winchester
Albert Arthur Helsley 86 of Edinburg died Tuesday in Woodstock. Born December 21 1880 he was a Brethren church member survived by three daughters three sons a foster child and grandchildren. Funeral set 2 PM at Dellinger Wood stock. Hattie Parker 82 of Moorefield died Monday at her daughter’s home Winchester burial Scott Cemetery Moorefield. Survived by seven daughters numerous grandchildren and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Arthur Helsley
Route 1
Edinburg
Miller Nursing Home
Columbia Furnace
George
Mary Bartel Helsley
Church of the Brethren
Mary E. Clark
Irene Schieman
Detroit, Mich
Katherine Miller
Winchester
Virginia Dirting
Mt. Jackson
Russell Helsley
Fort Worth
Tex
Hope
Claude Helsley
Maurertown
Charles Mumaw
Strasburg
Fairy Vann
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Lawrence Helsley
Cedarwood
Hattie Parker
Moorefield
W.va
Hazel Braithwaite
National Ave
Braithwaite
Della Fitzwater
Ida Miller
Carrie Whetzel
Bessie Ketterman
Petersburg
Lady Ketterman
Gladys Klusman
Lincoln
Funeral Services for Mr Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh
Funeral arrangements for Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh are incomplete at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
Death of Gore resident A L Purtlebaugh at 82
Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh of Gore died at his home at age 82. Born May 27, 1885 in Gore, he worked as a blacksmith and orchardist and later owned Mt Williams Grocery. Survived by many children, siblings, 20 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. friends may call Jones Funeral Home. The rhinoceros is considered a good swimmer.
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Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh
Gore
Mr. Purtlebaugh
Clarkurtlebaugh
Lula Kern
Gainesboro
Purtlebaugh
Winchester
Moorefield
W. Va
Mt. Williams
Charles Thompson
Kensington
Frederick Purtlebaugh
Douglas Purtlebaugh
Fort Mc~Clellan
Ala
Ellsworth Purtlebaugh
George Newhouse
Granville LaFollette
Landall Anderson
Nellie Kern
George Fisher
Forrest Purtlebaugh
Leonard Purtlebaugh
Washington
Walter Purtlebaugh
Pearl Henry
Jones Funeral Home
Obituary for J M Kylell J M Dewitt Kyle III
J M Kylell J M Dewitt Kyle III 65 of 705 Pennsylvania Ave died yesterday in an Arlington hospital. Born December 12 1901 in Humbolt Tennessee he served 12 years in the Army and Coast Guard including two years as national commander. He was VP of the Kalarama Citizens Association a member of American Legion Post 12 and Toastmasters. Survived by widow Stella Timbrook Kyle a son John M Kyle II of Indianapolis and three granddaughters. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Omps Funeral Home Rev Morgan Haney. Burial National Cemetery Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kyle
Humbolt
Tenn
U.S. Army
U.S. Coast Guard
Kyle
Kalarama Citizens Association
American Legion Post 12
Toastmasters International
Winchester
Washington
Stella Timbrook Kyle
John M. Kyle, II
Indianapolis
Ind
Omps
Morgan Haney
National Cemetery
Robison Service funeral for James Perry Robison
Funeral services for James Perry Robison of Wardensville West Virginia will be conducted tomorrow at 3 pm in Faith Mission Church Wardensville by Rev. Charles Andrews and Rev. J T Keegan. He was born March 4 1905 in Wardensville, son of the late Jacob and Mary Alice Miley Robison. Survived by daughter Mrs Madjie Heare of Wardensville. Burial will be in Wardensville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Perry Robison
Wardensville
W. Va
Faith Mission Church
Charles Andrews
J. T. Keegan
Robison
Jacob and
Mary Alice Miley Robison
Madjie Heare
Beall Service A funeral for Ada Mae Beall Wardensville W V
Ada Mae Beall of Wardensville West Virginia died Tuesday. Funeral service set for Saturday at 11 in Wardensville Methodist Church led by Reverends Charles Andrews and Walter C Hook. Pallbearers include Robert B Mathias Donald O Mathias John R Mathias Stanley Hawse Jr Bill Hawse Tom Hawse III. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Lost River West Virginia. Family to receive friends 7 to 9:30 p m at the funeral home tonight and tomorrow night. Judy Swecker named one of five Miss Virginia Roadeo finalists Roanoke. The winner of the Roanoke contest presides at the Virginia Truck Roadeo August 10-12 in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mae Beall
Wardensville
W.va
Wardensville Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Walter C. Hook
Robert B. Mathias
Donald O. Mathias
John R. Mathias
Stanley Hawse, Jr
Bill Hawse
Tom Hawse
Greenwood Cemetery
Lost River
Woodstock
Judy Swecker
Roanoke
Funeral service for Emmons Stanley Sager
A funeral will be held for Emmons Stanley Sager of 25 W Boscawn St at 11 a m tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Rev Edward Taylor. Pallbearers are Robert Braithwaite Garland Strickler H R Mills Albert Spitzler Dallas Racey and Thomas Beavers. Burial follows at Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmonse, Sager
Omps
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Emmons Stanley Sager
W. Boscawn St
Omps Funeral
Edward Taylor
Robert Braithwaite
Garland Strickler
H. R. Mills
Albert ‘Spitzler
Dallas Racey
Thomas Beavers
Greenhill Cemetery
Ralph S. Malcomb
Kenneth Lewis
Robert Scrivner
Bruce Feltner
Herbert Feltner
Wayne Peacemaker
Jack Braithewaite
Okemo Mountain Announces Expansion Plan in Vermont
Okemo Mountain in Ludlow Vermont unveiled an expansion that includes a new chair lift capable of moving 6000 skiers per hour. The still unidentified program aims to improve capacity and ski access.
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Ludlow, Vt
Okemo Mountain
Obituary for H C Braithwaite of Cumberland Maryland
Harvey C Braithwaite 74 of 414 Park St Cumberland died Tuesday Born April 20 1893 son of Jackson and Ida Braithwaite employed 45 years by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Survived by wife died prior two sons Ward and Francis one daughter Mrs Guy Smeight five sisters three brothers Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm Omps Funeral Home Rev Ralph S Malcomb Pallbearers named Burial Woodlawn Whitacre tomorrow evening viewing 7:30 to 9 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Braithwaite
Park St
Cumberland
Mr. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Jackson
Ida Stotler Braithwaite
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Guy Smeight
Martinsburg
W.va
Ward H. Braithwaite
Francis J. Braithwaite
York, Pa
Clarice Peacemaker
Bloomery
Beulah Hobday
Berkeley Springs
Nina Scrivener
Blanche Feltner
Nain
Lena Lewis
Winchester
Frank Braithwaite
Lloyd Braithwaite
Elmer Braithwaite
Fire damages Middletown home of Lee Self family
A fire Friday at 12 45 p m in Middletown destroyed the second floor interior and attic of the Lee Self family home rather than the Floyd Self residence as previously reported. Middletown and Stephens City fire companies extinguished the blaze.
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Middletown
Lee Self
Floyd Self
Stephens City
Nations owe U S 41 Billion in World War I and II debt
Washington reports total U S foreign obligations exceed 41 billion dollars with about 20.8 billion in principal and interest from World War I due as of March 31. World War I debt adds 21 billion more. only Finland pays on time while most nations are in arrears or halted payments since 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Weather Today Virginia Rain Ends Tonight and Warm Weekend
Winchester skies report rain ending tonight with a low in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Friday and Saturday bring partly cloudy and warmer conditions with highs near 84. Light easterly winds today. east to southeast 6 to 12 mph Friday. Moon and sun times noted for July 6. Rainfall data show July and year totals with long term averages.
Woman Killed By Own Auto in Baltimore
Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, 64, of Baltimore died after her car rolled down an incline at an elderly care home. Police said she was struck while attempting to stop the vehicle from rolling onto the street.
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Baltimore, Md
Gertrude Hughes
Baltimore
School board moves to new administration building
The Frederick County school board office will relocate next Monday from the county courthouse to the former Miller School at 36 Whitlock Ave. The meeting was held there with Assistant Superintendent Dr. Melton Wright and other staff already stationed in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meleton Wright
Enterprise Returns Home to San Francisco Welcome
The 90 000 ton nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise sails under the Golden Gate with a 5 300 crew after seven months in Vietnam waters. Bands pom pom girls and fireboats welcome the ship as a 150 foot banner reads Welcome Home Enterprise. Nine air squadrons flew over 11 000 combat sorties from the ships vast decks.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Vietnam
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Winchester Evening Star
Albert A. Helsley
Woordistock
Mr. Helsley
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts Florists, Inc
Smalts Garden Center
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Dihl
J. Melton Kyle II
Woodlawn
Whitacre
the Onorey
the Golden Gate
Our
Ments
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Winchester, Virginia
FDIC
A.L. Purtlebaugh
J.M. Kylell
J. M
Jack) Dewitt Kyle III
Pennsylvania Ave
Arlington
Robison Service
Beall Service
Cindy
Sharon
Sue
Sherry
David A. Fahnestock
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Sager Service
H.C. Braithwaite
Lee
U.S
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Jansuary
Bass
Enterprise
N. Cameron St
H. L. Mills
Bios
Valley Ave
L. Mills
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