Obituaries of Mrs Tena Foltz and Sgt John Wesley Lewis
Mrs Tena Alice Foltz 86 of Rt Hedgesville W Va died yesterday in les Town General Hospital after illness while visiting Knoxville Md. She leaves a large family including five sons and 29 grandchildren. A funeral will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial at Gerrardstown Presbyterian Cemetery. Sgt John Wesley Lewis 30 Berryville died July 4 in Denver Hospital after a brief illness. He served in the U S Army and is survived by his father stepmother widow son daughter and multiple siblings and relatives. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery after services at Fort Myer Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Alice Foltz
Rt. Hedgesville
W. Va
Les Town
Perry E. Foltz
Knoxville
Bertha Michael
Rt. 1
Clearspring
Elwood I. Foltz
Spring Mills
Otho Lee
Jack) Foltz
Martinsburg
Clasey I. Foltz
Rt. 3
Hedgesville
Homer P. Foltz
Luther K. Polk
Edinburg
John Wesley Lewis
Berryville
Denver
Colo
Sgt
Pamela Lewis
William Lewis
Panama
Russell F. Lewis, Jr
Richard Lewis
Boyce
Betty Coleman
Roberta
Diane
Bonita Lewis
Matilla Yates
Johnstown
Minnie Smith
Stanley Wilson
Shelby Wilson
Harpers Ferry
Fort Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Funeral Services for Elmer D Lake Friday
Funeral services are set for Elmer D Lake Friday at 1 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. Ernest G Webber will be honored Saturday at 10 00 A M at Heart Catholic Church. Austian Wake Friday at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Webber
Lake Service funeral for Elmer D. Lake
Funeral service for Elmer D. Lake 59 of 844 Berryville Ave. will be held tomorrow at 1:30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Bruce A Macbeth officiating. Pallbearers include Basil-F Cooper Earl W Willey John T Solenberger W Lynn Carpenter C William Cood and Jack 3S Shiley. Burial is at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Family visitation tonight from 7:30 to 9 at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer D. Lake
Berryville Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. Macbeth
Basil—F Cooper
Earl W. Willey
John T. Solenberger
W. Lynn Carpenter
C. William Cood
Jack 3S. Shiley
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Ernest G. Webber Dies at 77 in Winchester
Ernest G. Webber 77 of 122 W Monmouth St Winchester died yesterday. Born August 10 1892 in Frederick County son of Charles W and Susan Lewis Webber he married Evelyn Kelchner and was a farmer and orchardist before a 25 year tenure with R Co Cola Bottling Co retired five years ago. Survived by widow three children John James and Mrs Charles H Dick three brothers William Charles and Brent and 13 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral conducted Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church by Rev Charles Gerloff with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Christian Wake tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home invitees welcome.
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Ernest G. Webber
Monmouth St
Mr. Webber
Frederick County
Charles W
Susan Lewis Webber
Evelyn Kelchner
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
R. Co. Cola Bottling Co
Charles H. Dick
John Webber
James Webber
Winchester
William Webber
Hagerstown
Charles Webber
Brent Webber
Lancaster
Charles Gerloff
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for Harry M. Gano at Omps Home
Funeral for Harry M. Gano 77 Whitacre will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Alexander C. Yates and Rev. Paul C. Rieter officiating. Burial follows in Wesley Chapel. Pallbearers named R E Patterson Carl McDonald Harry Gardner Harold Largent Floyd Hansroth Sam Butts. Visitation at the funeral home this evening 7:30 to 9:00.
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Harry M. Gano
Whitacre
Omps Funeral
Alexander C. Yates
Paul C. Rieter
Wesley Chapel Cemetery
R.E. Patterson
Carl McDonald
Harry Gardner
Harold Largent
Floyd Hansroth
Sam Butts
Mrs Funk 67 of Middletown Dies in Woodstock Hospital
Mrs. George H Funk 67 of Middletown died Tuesday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock She was born October 6 1902 in Rio West Virginia and was a Meadow Mills Brethren Church member Survived by two sons Aubrey and Dorsey two daughters Louis Pyles and Irene Carlson six brothers one sister 20 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in Stover Funeral Home Strasburg Rev J Floyd Wine burial Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown Pallbearers named, funeral home viewing Friday 7 to 8 pm then visit at Dorsey Funk home prior to service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Mae Funk
Middletown
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Funk
Rio
W.va
Joseph T
Mary C. Miller Coward
Meadow Mills
Strasburg
Irene Carlson
Tampa
Fla
Stacy Conard
Harold Conard
Wardensville
Clarence Conard
Front Royal
Richard Conard
Alexandria
Eugene Conard
Herndon
Willis Conard
White Hall
Hildreth Bailey
Stover
J. Floyd Wine
Charles Pence
Harold Cooley
Richard Cooley
C. Edward Pence, Jr
John Hockman
Charles Funkhouser
Mount Carmel
Dorsey Funk
Wall Street Advances Amid Moderate Trading Morning
The Dow stood at 689.76 after a 7 point rise as gains outpaced declines on the NYSE by more than 5 to 1. Analysts linked the rally to technical factors and the view that rates may have peaked with bond prices firming while rates fell. Texaco Xerox Avon Coca Cola and AT&T showed small gains as the tape ran late.
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New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Xerox
Avon
Coca Cola
American Telephone
Mrs Williams of Berryville dies at 81
Mrs. Samuel C Williams aged 81 widow of Samuel Chew Williams died yesterday at Charles Town General Hospital Berryville born Sept 7 1888 at Cliff Oak Berryville daughter of A Moore Jr and Annie B Cabell Moore She is survived by daughter Anne Cabell Williams Rawlings Wyo four grandchildren and a sister Mrs Charles McIntosh Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with service at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville by Rev Hollandt B Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Daniel Williams
Berryville
Samuel Chew Williams
Charles Town
W.va
Williams
Grace Episcopal
Dove Rules Deerfield Police Station
A mourning dove was arrested for trying to roost on two children's heads and pecking at a rear door of a Deerfield home. A visitor said the sight of a dove inside the police station resembled a peace symbol in a police harbor.
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Deerfield
Ill
The Great Sebastians at Wayside Theatre
The Great Sebastians at Wayside Theatre blends comedy and melodrama with wit and moving undertones. Starred by Frank T. Wells and Barbara Sambol, the cast includes Marjorie Lewis and Sergeant Javor sky, with Gerald Slaver directing and Jay Kotcher designing the set. The production features a large, cohesive company and runs through the 19th, delivering lively stage craft and audience engagement.
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Great Sebastians
Wayside Theatre
Howard Lindsay
Russel Crouse
Sebastians
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Rudi
Essie Sebastian
Frank T. Wells
Barbara Sambol
Essie
Marjorie Lewis
Sophie Cerny
Stage Center
Robert Lanchester
Sergeant Javorsky
Charles Hudson
Joeannes Walton
the Owl and the Pussycat
Viiasta Habova
Bark Mill Theatre
Paul Brandofino
Beatrice O’connell
Gloria Biddle
Harry Karn
Paul Isel
Gerald Slaver
Susan K. Robison
Jay Kotcher
Virginia Bar Charges Gunter With Unprofessional Conduct
Attorney E. Eugene Gunter seeks dismissal and a Bill of Particulars in a Virginia Bar case alleging he aided two defendants in forcible rape and abduction while serving Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney. The Seventh District Committee accuses him of intimidation and improper letters to victims’ families and seeks official reprimand and future restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Eugene Gunter
Winchester Corporation
Equity
Gunter
Seventh District Committee
Virginia State Bar
Clarke County
Frederick County
Gurnter
Virginia
NOAA agency plan shifts ocean services to Commerce
A proposed reorganized federal structure would place the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration in the Commerce Department. It would absorb the Environmental Science Services Administration and ocean-related duties from Interior, plus oceanography functions from NSF, the Navy, and Coast Guard, leaving Interior with its natural resources mission.
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National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
Commerce Department
Environmental Science Services Administration
Interior
Great Lakes
Army Corps of Engineers
National Science Foundation
Navy
Coast Guard
Interior Department
Dancer Miss White Shines Across New Jersey and Winchester Stages
Miss White has performed at Carnegie Recital Hall and the New York World's Fair, appeared with Blue Ridge Players and at Shenandoah College, and directed community shows for three years. This summer she teaches at a Elizabeth day camp, directs the Summertime Revue, and studies with Roye and Jane Dodge in New York while running her Winchester Dance Studio.
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New Jersey
Atlantic City
Steel Pier
New York New Jersey
St. Peter’s College
Jersey City
N.J
Winchester
Barkmill Theater
Everybody Loves Opel
Ruth
Mary
Blue Ridge Players
Berryville
Shenandoah College
Oklahoma
James Wood High School
Handley Library Theater
James Wood
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Elizabeth
Weather and tide marks from Winchester daily page
Mostly cloudy with thunderstorms likely tonight and Friday in Virginia. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s, rain chances near 60 percent. Extended outlook shows Saturday and Monday partly sunny with thundershowers and seasonable 80s.
Click Resigns From State Police and Switches Roles
Virginia State Police trooper Percy R. Click resigns effective July 15 to join the State Fire Marshall's Office based in Culpeper under Harold Glasscock. He will begin new duties July 16 while remaining resident of Berryville with wife Doris Norwood and daughters Linda Mary Jane and Sharon Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy R. Click
Virginia State Police
Culpeper
Harold Glasscock
Trooper Click
Shenandoah County
Mt. Jackson
South Pacific
Marines
Berryville
Doris Norwood
Linda
Mary Jane
Sharon Ann
Mistrial Declared in Russell Case
A mistrial was declared in Winchester Corporation Court as jurors could not reach a verdict in the trial of John Wayne Russell for assault and robbery. A new trial is scheduled for November 6. Russell was indicted February 16 along with two others for the December 8 assault on Edgar Thomas Chambers, who died days later from causes not linked to the assault. Commonwealth's Attorney Dabney Watts stated the death was unrelated.
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Winchester__Corporation Court
John Wayne Russell
Russell
Edgar Thomas Chambers
Chambers
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Coronation Era Elgar Marches Set From 1901
A six march suite by Sir Edward Elgar written in 1901 for the coronation of King Edward VII of England. The piece, widely known as Pomp and Circumstance, includes the famed Land of Hope and Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edward Elgar
Edward VII of England
Berryville Man Hurt In Crash
A Berryville man lost teeth in a two car collision on Route 50 near James Wood School. William Marshall was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital and treated and released. Damage estimated at $900. Helen Lake of West Piccadilly Street pulled from a parking lot into the path of Strader Shreve of York Pennsylvania traveling west. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Charles Town
Clarke County
William Marshall
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Route 50
James Wood School
W.J. Shevokas
Helen Lake
W. Piccadilly St
Strader Shreve
York, Pa
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Philip H. Foltz
Mrs. Foltz
James K
Sarah Elizabeth Heber Polk
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Conkville
Brown Funeral Home
Carlton Hartranft
Presbyterian
Gerrardstown
John W. Lewis
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Street
the Order
THE
Call
Bernard
F. Groves
E. Boscawen St. Winchester
Lake Service
Gano Service
George H. Funk
SPCA
Mary Helen Massie
Wall Street
Samuel C. Williams
DOVE
Sakrete
Ibaeci
Sakretes
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
By Audrey Coleman
7Th District Committee
Boyer
National Ave
Cash Grocery
Dial
Jarmuary
I.Q
N.Y
N. Mex
N. Hamp
Suez
Virgin Islands
Matthew, Mark, Luke
John
O’henry
Africa
Atlantic Coast
California
Southwest
North Dakota
Northwest
Great Plains States
Mistrial
Cameron St
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