Obituaries for Celia H. Miller and J Erhart Lange
Celia H. Miller 34 of Falls Church died Saturday after a long illness at her sister’s home. Born Shenandoah County Jan 26 1937 to Milton I Harpine and Margaret Strickler Harpine. married Glenn Miller in 1967. Funeral held at Theis Funeral Home New Market with burial at Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery. contributions to Cancer Society requested. Also obituary for J Erhart Lange 39 Capon Bridge WV, died Monday. funeral today at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge with pallbearers listed. burial at Malick Cemetery. survivors include two sisters in Germany and Poland.
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Celia H. Miller
Falls Church
Miller
Shenandoah County
Milton I
Margaret Strickler Harpine
Glenn Miller
the Pully Insurance Co
Winchester
Charles
Anné) Line
Allen
Nina) Galladay
New Market
Earl
Hilda) Shirkey
Fairfax
Allen Harpine
Preston
Louise) Harmon
Norma Harpine
Harrisonburg
James
June
Shirkey
Larry Harpine
Theis
William Eisenberg
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
The
Cancer Society
J £Rhart Lange
Capon Bridge
W.va
Giffin
Don K. Spangler
Archie C. Graham
William Shane
Ellis Shanholtz
John R. Whitacre
James R. Hoff
Merrel Mantz
Kenzil Sirbaugh
Lidta
Aldag
Hamburg
Germany
Alma Zwarcz
Poland
Malick Cemetery
Funeral service for Dora Miller in Albin
A funeral for Dora Miller 86 of Albin was held this afternoon at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home. Reverend Luther W Brill conducted the service with pallbearers Joseph W Pent Ray E Boyce Thomas E Bennett Martin W Brill J Lester Miller and H Elmer Miller. Burial followed at Greenwood.
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Dora Miller
Albin
Jones Funeral Home
Luther W. Brill
Joseph W. Pent
Ray E. Boyce
Thomas E. Bennett
Martin W. Brill
J. Lester
Miller
H. Elmer Miller
Greenwood Cemetery
Missionaries Potter and his wife slain in Dominican Republic
Paul E. Potter aged 39 and his 36 year old wife from Marshfield Missouri were found beaten and stabbed to death in their Santiago Dominican Republic home. The couple, Baptist missionaries since 1966, were killed as they slept. Potter had recently withdrawn a large sum to buy a motorcycle for parish work. This marked the first missionary murder for the Baptist Foreign Mission Board since 1880.
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Richmond
Dominican Republic
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Santiago
Paul E. Potter
Marshfield
Mission Board
Potter
Board
City develops Drug Curriculum for grades one through eight
A city committee is crafting a drug education curriculum for grades one through eight. It has held talks with students and lay groups about the drug problem. John C. Capehart oversees instruction for the city. Dr. Robert T. Greene of the State Department of Education will join a city teachers workshop around Aug. 24 to address desegregation related methods.
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Johnson
John C. Capehart
City
Sale
Robert T. Greene
Specia
State Dept. of Education
Construction Worker Falls From Bridge Near Hagerstown
An 18-year-old Hagerstown man, David Grimsley, fell from a bridge on Rt. 7 while dislodging a wedged concrete support. He suffered a possible spine injury and a fractured right arm and was transported by Enders Rescue Squad to Winchester Memorial Hospital where he is listed in good condition. The State Police reported additional crash incidents in Clarke and Clarke counties with several injuries and two fatalities.
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Hagerstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
David Grimsley
Rt. 7
Jarvis Cable
M.J. Grove Co
Mr. Grimsley
Enders
Gainesboro
Betty Fields
Carl Anderson
Clarke County
Frederick County concerns and calls for united leadership
A local official reflects on 32 years of service in Frederick County, urges overcoming hatred and party conflicts, defends past actions, and announces he will not seek reelection as a Democrat though open to running as an independent if Back Creek District desires continued service.
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Wilbur Johnson
Johnson
Frederick County
Winchester
Roger) Alderman
Back Creek
Hobby enters race for Texas lieutenant governor
Houston Post president and editor William P. Hobby Jr. announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor as a Democrat. He is 39, son of former Lt. Gov and Gov William P. Hobby Sr. and Oveta Culp Hobby. Texas current Lt. Gov Ben Barnes is running for governor.
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Houston, Tex
The
Houston Post
William P. Hobby
Hobby
William P. Hobby Sr
Texas
Oveta Culp Hobby
Women’s Army Corps
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mrs. Hobby
Post
Ben Barnes
Mitchell Sees Real Impact From Drug Import Fight
Attorney General John N. Mitchell said progress in halting illegal narcotics imports could soon show real impact as Mexico France and Turkey join the fight. He told a Senate subcommittee the Justice Department focuses on cutting supplies entering the United States while others cautioned that large heroin seizures have not yet reduced availability or prices.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Mexico
France
Turkey
Mitchell
Senate
Justice Department
John E. Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Associated Press
Ingersoll
Weather Summary for Virginia and Winchester Skies
Fair tonight with mid 60s by dawn and sunny Thursday near 90. Extended heat Friday with around 90 and a few showers, then cooler by Sunday with upper 70s to mid 80s. Also includes rainfall totals, historicals, and astronomical data for Winchester with sunset and moon phase.
Esther Group to Meet at Bruce Street Shelter
The Esther Group of the Woman's Missionary Council of the First Brethren Church will meet at the Bruce Street picnic shelter Thursday at 6 30 p m Members should bring a salad Mrs Leonard Mason leads the group with hostesses Mrs David Sisler and Mrs Carroll Cowgill. Virginia average yearly precipitation ranges from 35 to 45 inches.
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Esther
Woman's Missionary Council of the
First Brethren Church
Bruce St
Leonard Mason
David Sisler
Carroll Cowgill
U S to Underwrite Crime Insurance in 11 States and D C
The government will begin subsidized burglary and robbery insurance on Aug 1 in 11 states and the District of Columbia. Private agents will sell policies up to 15000 for businesses and 5000 for residences with homeowners paying 80 to 100 annually.
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Washington
States
District of Columbia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
California
Connecticut
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Ward Plaza Names Prize Winners At Monday Event
Ward Plaza Shopping Center announced the prize recipients on Monday. Diamond King Ray W. Campbell of Stephens City received a ladies Elgin watch, awarded to Mrs. James B. Patterson of Rt. 5.
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Ward Plaza
Diamond King
Ray W. Campbell
Stephens City
Elgin Watch
James B. Patterson
Rt. 5
Wall Street Rises Modestly in Moderate Trading
The Dow Jones 30 industrials rose to 894.28 with a 1.98 gain as advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange. Opening blocks showed Allied Chemical up to 32 percent, American Seating up to 20 percent, Commonwealth Oil up to 15 percent, and Continental Oil unchanged. Other Big Board movers included Johns Manville American Telephone AMF National Homes and Telex with fractional gains.
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New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Seating
Commonwealth Oil
Continental Oil
Johns Manville
American Telephone
AMF, Inc
National Homes
Telex
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