Obituary notices for Ethel Taylor and others in Martinsburg area
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Taylor 68 Cross Junction are set for 11 a.m. at Redland United Methodist Church led by Rev. W S Gower with six sons as pallbearers. The family will receive friends at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge tonight from 7 to 9. Also noted are services for Frank Trimble 83 Martinsburg, Edna Coffelt 70 Martinsburg, and Miss Mary Virginia Boyce 74 Front Royal Road.
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Ethel Taylor
Cross Junction
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Redland United Methodist Church
W.S. Gower
Kenith W. Taylor
Charles Junior Taylor
Franklin Donald Taylor
John Clayton Taylor
Arthur Lee Taylor
James Henry Taylor
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Younger doctors surge in Britain by 1971
Hospital doctors under age 40 rose from 55 percent in 1963 to nearly 60 percent in 1971 according to Department of Health and Social Security statistics.
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London
Britain
Department of Health and Social Security
Brampton Report notes 1972 murder rise
Ray H Duncan 71 of Winchester bank director and businessman died at Arlington National Orthopedic Hospital. Born July 9 1902 in Narrows Virginia he was a deacon at Cork Street Christian Church a Duncan Bros company president and bank director. Survived by widow Emma Swing two children a granddaughter two brothers and two sisters. Funeral conducted at Omps Funeral Home 2 p.m. Thursday with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Viewing at the funeral home tomorrow evening 7:30 to 9 p.m.
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Frank Staley Trimble
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Trimble
Berkeley Co
W.va
George W
Rose B. Staley Trimble
Citizens National Bank of
Martinsburg Building and Loan Association
Christ Reformed Church of
Viola Lee Hudgins Trimble
Paul E. Miller, Jr
Kearneysville
Mary E. Trimble
Hagerstown
George W. Trimble II
Strasburg
Gilbert C. McKown
Ray H. Duncan
Rt. 5
Winchester
National Orthopedic Hospital
Arlington
Mr. Duncan
Narrows
E.A
Gertrude Hale Duncan
Cork Street Christian Church
Commercial and Savings Bank
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Duncan Bros. the Co
Emma Swing
Janet Duncan Riddick
Richard R. Duncan
Washington, D.C
Anne Riddick
Walter Duncan
Ft. Myers
Fla
Oscar Duncan
Tampa
R.A
Mae) Keesling
Maude Armstrong
Bethel
Ohio
Ruth Grim
Mitchell Versus White House Probe Over Watergate Ties
Testimony shows Mitchell unaware of the plumbers operation until after the June 17 1972 wiretap at Democratic headquarters. He may face contempt if he defies subpoena while under NY indictment in a campaign fundraising case. Ehrlichman Colson Dean and Artime ties emerge as prosecutors seek clarity on clemency and funds.
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White House
Mitchell
Democratic National
William G. Hundley
Handley
New York
Ehrlichman
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Hunt
Charles W. Colson
Miami
Fla
Dade County
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Democratic
Artime
Danbury
Conn
Driver Charged In Front Royal Hit and Run Collision
Paul Ashington Jr involved in a two car crash on oath Street near Osage Street. He faces a DUI charge after a 1 p.m. collision. Douglas Robinson of Springfield drove the other car. No injuries reported, police estimate damage at 250 dollars. Investigator R D Updike led the case.
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Front Royal
Paul Ashington, Jr
Oath St
Osage St.esterday
Douglas E. Robinson
Springfield
R.D. Updike
Truck Hauling Corn Catches Fire in Bloomery Hollow Road Blaze
Gainesboro volunteer firefighters battled a corn laden truck fire on Bloomery Hollow Road yesterday evening. The overheat caused the cab to be a total loss, most corn destroyed, water soaked remaining cargo, and the blaze burned about an hour with Capon Bridge Fire Company assisting. The truck belonged to Tom Wright of Old Field West Virginia.
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Gainesboro
Bloomery Hollow
Tom Wright
Old Field
W.va
Red Williamson
Williamson
Capon Bridge
Kyles Assume Duties at Full Gospel Assembly
The Rev Alvin Kyle and Mrs Kyle have become associate pastors under Rev Irvin Stonesifer at Elm Street church. They are Zion Bible Institute graduates class of 1952 and have six years evangelistic work across states and Canada. They pastored Hancock Maryland from 1958 and resigned December 31 1972 after nearly 15 years. They have two children, Mark 15 and Kendra 10.
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Alvin Kyle
Kyle
Irvin Stonesifer
Full Gospel Assembly of God Church
Elm St
Zion Bible Institute
East Providence
R.I
States
Canada
Hancock
Kyles
Mark
Kendra
Four Treated After Area Traffic Crash
Four people including an infant were treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital after a 8:15 p.m. crash with $2,200 damages. Bornadean M. Cather 33 Bloomery Star Route driver of one car and Deborah Lynn Bean 20 Ridgeway WV were treated for injuries. Bean’s passengers Margaret A. Johnson 25 and Wade Allen Johnson 13 months were also treated. Cather said she stopped for a stop sign at Germain and S Loudoun and entered the intersection, striking Bean’s car. No one was injured in a second one vehicle crash near Stephens City causing $1,500 damages. Nancy C. Tally Stephens City was driver, car went over embankment, total loss.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bornadean M. Cather
Bloomery Star
Deborah Lynn Bean
Ridgeway
W. Va
Margaret A. Johnson
E. Germain Sts
Stephens City
Nancy C. Tally
Rt. 640
O. W. Messinger
Messinger
City Cases Move To County Court
All city cases normally heard in Municipal Court will be heard in Frederick County Court Room from today through August 2. Judge David Simpson will sit for Judge John Rice during that period.
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Frederick County
David Simpson
John Rice
Community club and meeting schedule for Tuesday
A dense list of local group meetings for Tuesday includes Lions Club at George Washington Hotel 12 15 p m activities at Odd Fellows Hall Weight Watchers and various lodge and club gatherings at multiple venues including Masonic Temple WMB Winchester Day Nursery and James Wood High School plus Rotary BPW and VFW events scheduled through the evening with several 7 30 p m starts and a 12 30 p m Rotary gathering followed by a late afternoon and evening spread.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Odd Fellows Hall
Hiram Lodge No
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
WMB
Civil Air Patrol
Old Virginia
Friendship Fire Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Rebakah Lodge
Winchester Day Nursery
Kiwanis Club
Old
Fredericktown
Rotary Club
WCTU
Braddock St. United Methodist Church
Carpers Valley
North Mountain Fire Co
Mt. Falls
Capon Bridge Fire Co
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Greenwood Fire Co
Winchester
United Methodist Church
American Legion
Legion Home
Round Hill Fire Co
Shawnee Fire Co
Epilson
Women of Moose At Home
Davis-Williams Post
City Discusses Regional Sewer Facility and New Building Code
City Manager Wendell Seldon proposed sending a written request for a summary of recommendations and a separate alternative to Wiley and Wilson with a copy to the Lord Fairfax Planning District. A fourth council option would establish a regional sewer facility. James Swiger and Carl Hammon briefed on the BOCA Uniform State Building Code, effective Sept. 1, superseding the current Winchester code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Seldon
Wiley and Wilson
Lord Fairfax
James T. Swiger
Carl Hammon
Inchester
Weather Summary and Historical Rainfall Data for Winchester
Partly cloudy with thunderstorms possible tonight and Wednesday across the northern valley and Virginia. Extended outlook calls for fair and warm conditions Thursday and Friday, with a chance of showers Saturday. rainfall totals and historical climate data for the Winchester area are listed for the past and current years along with notable astronomical details.
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Virginia
Tryouts Continue for Love Rides the Rail at Winchester
Winchester Little Theatre resumes auditions for the summer melodrama Love Rides the Rail at 7 30 tonight at Long Green Headley residence Rt 522 north of Winchester. A solid turnout greeted the first round, but actors and backstage workers are still sought for the cast.
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Winchester
Iran Drafts Death Penalty for Drug Possession
Iran enforces a death penalty for possession of more than four sounds of opium or 10 grams of narcotics including heroin morphine or cocaine. Police say 114 Iranians have been executed under the law since it took effect two years ago.
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Teheran
Iran
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Taylor Service
Frank S. Trimble
Coffelt Service
Edna Virginia Coffelt
Woodland Ave
Paul E. Dick
First Brethren Church
W.W. Robertson
Richard M. Luddith
John L. Butcher
Willard M. Baker
William E. Blye
Kenneth L. Barr
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Mary V. Boyce
Mary Virginia Boyce
Rt. 1
Front Royal Road
Miss Boyce
Frederick Co
Thomas M
Victoria Ashwood Boyce
Emergency Hospital School of Nursing
Washington Hospital Center
Meta Pifer
Craig Burleson
Mary Virginia
Sececrea Weaticuri
Owmds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
Dial
Omps
Mount Hebron Cemetery
the Order
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Congregational Christian Church
Bernard
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Brampton
Ont
Mrs
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John D. Ehrlichman
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Henry S. Reuss
Dwisc
Internal Revenue Service
Committee
S. Loudoun St
Watsonal
Tecuennene
Weems Lane
Baker Lane
Winchester Council of Church Women
Little Garden Club
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