Obituaries for Clark Atkinson Barrett in Winchester Area
Obituary notices list Lawrence Lester Clark 65 of Vero Beach Florida died July 4 after a short illness born September 16 1905 in Winchester son of John L. Clark and Sara Carr Clark survived by widow Edna Mae Wilkinson Clark two sons Charles R. Rowe and Vernon L. Clark three daughters Juanita Armstrong Eleanor Nichols Evelyn Nichols one sister Mrs. Robert Rogers 17 grandchildren five great grandchildren and other relatives Funeral held July 6 in Vero Beach Also noted are death notices for J Scott Atkinson Sr born November 8 1894 Cumberland Maryland died recently and funeral arrangements in Winchester including services at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Masonic memorial service A death notice for Mrs Bessie V Barrett 67 Takoma Park Maryland lists funeral service at Omps Funeral Home with pallbearers and visiting hours
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Lawrence Lester Clark
Vero Beach
Fla
Mr. Clark
Winchester
John L
Sara Carr Clark
Indian River
Edna Mae Wilkinson Clark
Charles R. Rowe
New Orleans
Vernon L. Clark
D.A
Juanita) Armstrong
Leo W
Eleanor) Nichols
Charles.e
Evelyn) Nichols
Robert Rogers
J. Scott Atkinson
West St
Jones Funeral Home
Herman M. Elam
Mr. Atkinson
Cumberland
John
Agnes Scott Atkinson
Kathleen Hurst
Citgo Oil Corp
Bessie V. Barrett
Maple Ave
Takoma Park
Omps
William Coffman
Mount Hebron
Howard L. James
Julian Rutherford
Thurman Mayes
Herbert Perkins
Ira Luttrell
Ray Derflinger
Elsie B. Boos
W. Race St
Martinsburg
W.va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Boos
Berkeley County
Samuel Harrison
Margaret Caroline Cox Howard
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Interwoven Stocking Co
Virginia Is for Lovers Campaign Expands With Afghan Gift
Governor Holton hints at a state Lover award as Virginia tourism widens its “Virginia Is for Lovers” campaign. A 4 by 6 foot black and white afghan featuring the slogan and a red heart was gifted by Mrs. Wilmer K. Matthews, who knit it in 70 hours. The Virginia State Travel Service distributes campaign buttons and sees growing demand as interest in history, seashore, mountains, and scenery boosts tourism.
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Richmond
Virginia
Wilmer K. Matthews
Commonwealth Magazine
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Mathews
Danville
Stratford College
Virginia State Travel Service
George Woltz
Martin & Woltz
Thatirginia
Bride’s Magazine
Lee Horton
Knce
Death Valley
Infant Patrick Snapp Dies in Winchester Hospital
Patrick A Snapp infant son of Gerald Marple and Goldie Ratlief Snapp died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 26 1971 in Winchester he is survived by both parents and siblings Daniel Sherry Christoper Patricia. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home tomorrow at 1 30 pm Rev Floyd Wine pallbearers named. Burial Mt Olive Cemetery.
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Patrick Allen Snapp
Gerald Marple
Goldie Ratlief Snapp
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
William Ratlief
Germain St
Rosser Marple
Frederick County
Daniel
Sherry
Christoper
Patricia
Jones Funeral Home
Floyd Wine
Ernest C. Kline
Harry B. Ratlief
Forrest W. Ratlief
Gary Ratlief
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Three highway crashes hospitalize and treat several
Three separate accidents near Winchester yesterday sent two men to Winchester Memorial Hospital ICU and general wards, with several others treated and released. Names include Richard Burcham, 37, in fair condition, and four injured in a Rt. 50 collision involving Robert Patton, Barry Bowers, and Robert Rudd, with damages estimated at $5,200.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hosital
Richard Burcham
Winchester
Berryville Ave
R. E. Snyder
Rt. 50
Snyder
Robert Patton
Millwood Ave
Barry Bowers
Fairmont Ave
Robert Rudd
Waldorf
Bowers
Mr. Patton
Rudd
Linda Bowers
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Patton
Town Run Bridge
Senseny Park
Ethel Smallwood
Rt. 2
Barbara Smallwood
Barnhart Dies at 77 After Ill Health in Harrisonburg
Charles G. Barnhart 77 of Rt. 6 Harrisonburg died July 3 after two years of ill health. Born Oct. 9 1893 near Dayton he was a retired farmer and Mennonite Church member. Survived by wife Vada Heatwole four sons a daughter a sister 23 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral July 5 at Weavers Mennonite Church with several ministers officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Charles Gabriel Barnhart
Rt. 6
Harrisonburg
Philip Barnhart
Winchester
Mr. Barnhart
Dayton
John Henry
Rebecca Wenger Barnhart
Mennonite Church
Vada Heatwole
Edgar Miller
John A. Barnhart
Hephizibah
David G. Barnhart
McGaheysville
Paul R. Barnhart
Stuarts Draft
James H. Barnhart
C. T. Heatwole
Weavers Mennonite Church
Ralph Heatwole
Lloyd Horst
Menno S. Brunk
Howard Brubaker
Robinson Rites Set for Curtis G. Robinson
Curtis G. Robinson 69 of Berryville died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 6, 1901 in Wardensville West Virginia he was a farmer and Grace Bible Fellowship member. Survived by widow Esther Fisher eight sons and six daughters, 53 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with ministers Burleson Gowdy. pallbearers named.
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Curtis G. Robinson
Rt. 1
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Robinson
Wardensville
W. Va
Ross and
Nettie Godlove Robinson
Grace Bible Fellowship
Clearbrook
Esther Fisher
Guy D. Robinson
White Hall
Donald G. Robinson
Martinsburg
John S. Robinson
Curtis G Robinson
Brucetown
Jack S. Robinson
Larry K Robinson
Thomas E. Robinson
Clear- 3K
Charles DB. Robinson Stephenson
Ella L. Cook
Winchester
Ann Wymer
Middletown
Audry Corbin
White Post
Betty Shifflett
Stephenson
Mary Jean Welch
Nancy Russell
Denzil Robinson
Gainesboro
Lawrence Robinson
Boyd Robinson
Carlden
Carlton Robinson
Omps Funeral Home
Craid Burleson
John Gowdy
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles Orndorff
Baldridge Reelected Fund Head
Tom Wood Baldridge of Winchester Virginia was reelected chairman of the Jay Dee War Memorial Fund, a million dollar trust for educational and patriotic training of young men. The fund owns U S Jay Cee facilities in Tulsa across from Boulder Park and plans to double Tulsa facilities for a 25 year need at 1 000 383 dollars. Baldridge has led the fund for over 25 years and held multiple Jay Cee leadership roles.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tom Wood Baldridge
Winchester
Jay Dee
Jay Cee
Baldridge
U.S
Jay Cees
Virginia
Mid Atlantic States
Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Miss Virginia Local Winner Semi Finalist
Miss Virginia Ginger County of Vienna Va and daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley F Muzidal was a semifinalist in the Miss Virginia Pageant held in Roanoke on Saturday. She is a Shenandoah Conservatory of Music junior.
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Virginia
Ginger” County
Roanoke
Stanley F. Muzidal
Vienna
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Revival Services Begin Tonight at Faith Revival Center
Special revival services start tonight and continue each evening at the Faith Revival Center in Albin. Speaker Jim Farley, recently returned from Mission Fields in South America, will present slides of his work and give away one of his paintings.
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Faith Revival Center
Albin
Jim Farley
Mission Fields
South America
Weather Summary for Virginia and Winchesterdetail
Mostly clear tonight with a low in the teens. Tuesday brings fair skies with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and a 10 percent chance of rain through Tuesday. Sunset 8 41 p.m. Sunrise 5 57 a.m. July rainfall 0. Trace. 1971 year total 18.46 inches. Five year monthly averages listed.
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Staggers Bets Career On CBS Contempt Vote
Congressman Harley Staggers of West Virginia presses for a contempt citation against CBS over The Selling of the Pentagon. He argues the network defied a Commerce Committee order by withholding untelevised material, while CBS cites First Amendment protection. A Tuesday House vote was anticipated amid intra party and committee dissent over the extraordinary move.
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Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
CBS
Mineral County
Potomac
Capitol Hill
Columbia Broadcasting System
Commerce Committee
Staggers
Pentagon
House
Face the Nation
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
John Dingell
Dmich
Potomac State College
Keyser
W.va
Wall Street opens with mixed gains as blue chips ease
In early trading on the New York Stock Exchange, blue chips softened while most stocks edged higher. The Dow Jones average stood at 901.36, down 0.44, with advances slightly leading declines. Airlines rails and oils rose while steels fell amid a cautious market awaiting news.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone
CNA Financial
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Imperial Corp. of America
Tenneco
Itek Corp
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Masonic Memorial
Lula D. Fellers
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Ibernard
Cmds Guneral
Amherst ST
Dial
Imps Funeral Home
Amherst Street
Miewicher
Order OF the Golden Rule
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Snapp
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E. Boscawen St
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Harriett Himelright DeHaven
Millard Fellers
United Methodist Church
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Bill Whittington
Walter Adams
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Roy DeHaven
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