Funeral service for Seber Vaughan in First Brethren Church
Seber Vaughan 10 of Silver Lake Bloomery Star Route died Tuesday in Fort Wayne Indiana. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at First Brethren Church with Rev. Paul E. Dick. Pallbearers include Bruce Whitacre Carroll Dodson Billy Phillips H Dorsey Louis Dorsey and Joseph Spangler. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body to church one hour before service. Memorials to Setie Vaughan Memorial Fund at First Brethren Church. Friends may visit tonight 7 to 9 at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seber
Sebie) Vaughan
Silver Lake
Bloomery Star
Fort Wayne
Ind
First Brethren
Paul E. Dick
Bruce Allen Whitacre
Carroll W. Dodson
Billy G. Phillips
H. Smith Dorsey
Louis G. Dorsey
Joseph K. Spangler
Mount Hebron
Setie Vaughan
First Brethren Church
Jones Funeral Home
Albert J. Spaid
Fairview Ave
Lillie Miller
Virginia Ave
Timber Ridge Christian Church
James A. Fogleman
William LaFollette
Russell Spaid
Charles Spaid
Lawrence Pope
Clifton Spaid
Owen Spaid
Timber Ridge Church
Community Obituaries and Funeral Details
Obituaries note the death of Emma A Stadelmann 93 of Middletown and Joseph Wesley Rudolph 42 of Zepp with funeral services at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg and Cedar Creek Christian Church. Additional notices list infant Lawrence Eugene Wilson III of Harpers Ferry and Albert J Spaid of Charles Town with graveside rites in Meyerstown Cemetery and Timber Ridge Church Cemetery respectively.
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Emma A. Stadelmann
Middletown
Winchester
Stover
Strasburg
Joseph Wesley Rudolph
Zepp
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Mr. Rudolph
Hershel
Daisy Ellen Williams Rudolph
Norma Mcllwee Rudolph
Norma Jo Rudolph
Sara Denise Rudolph
Tracey Elizabeth Rudolph
Joseph William Rudolph
Peggy Bauserman
Dorothy Wetzel
William H. Rudolph
Cedar Creek
Ronnie Bauserman
Randy Rudolph
Larry Mellwee
Gary Strosnider
Larry Weizel
Dorman Brill
Joe Brill
Dalton Brill
John Rudolph
Lee Melliwee
Jack Rudolph
David Webster
Lawrence Eugene Wilson III
Lawrence E. Wilson
Augusta Berry Wilson
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Marjorie Berry
Rippon
Joseph D. Berry
Summit Point
James Robinson
Lawrence Wilson
Berryville
Susan Wilson
Marie Page
Meyerstown
Jefferson County
Amorrow
R. H. Butler
Melvin T. Strider
Charles Town
WV census shows 140 towns over 1,000 population
Census figures list 140 West Virginia towns with populations above 1,000, ranging from Huntington’s 74,315 to Keystone’s 1,008. The data highlights the distribution of urban centers across the state.
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West Virginia
Huntington
Keystone
Scheder Dies Owner of Valley Photo Center
George J. Scheder 27 Glaize Ave died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He owned and operated the Valley Photo Center. A graveside service was held this afternoon at 1:30 in Shenandoah Memorial Park led by Rev. George H. Orser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheder
Valley Photo Center
George J. Scheder
Glaize Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Scheder
Jones Funeral Home
Andrew Michael Stiles
Clearbrook
Charles M
Deborah Russell Stiles
Robert Stiles
George G. Russell
Brucetown
Shenandoah Memorial Park
George H. Orser
Metz Service for Richard Earl Metz
Funeral for Richard Earl Metz 27 of 1216 Valley Ave is set for Saturday at 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home Norristown Pa. Rev George H Orser to officiate Pallbearers listed include John H Fisher Keith Ritter Robert Berry Jack Patton Jack L Lewis and Michael Berry Viewing will be tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Earl Metz
Valley Ave
Norristown
Jones Funeral Home
George H. Orser
John H. Fisher
Keith Ritter
Robert Berry
Jack Patton
Jack L. Lewis
Michael Berry
Mount Hebron
McGovern Clinches Democratic Nominations Amid Nightlong Balloting
After extended nominating speeches the roll call concluded with McGovern secured as the party nominee. Jubilation erupted as supporters celebrated the victory and chairman O'Brien announced the final totals. Ribicoff heads the informant committee. McGovern finished with 1,864.95 votes, 219 above the required total.
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McGovern
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
Ribicoff
Three Men Indicted In Clarke County
Clarke County grand jury indicted three men on breaking and entering and burglary charges. Philip D. Johnson pleaded guilty with a presentence report ordered, and his bail continued. Lowell Travis Holmes also pleaded guilty with a presentence report. Virgil Lorenzo Presgraves pleaded not guilty as his trial was set for Sept 6. bail continued. Stephen Willingham pleaded guilty to possession of LSD with a presentence report. Ronald Lee Davis changed from innocent grand larceny to guilty petty larceny and got six months plus costs. Charles Davis pleaded not guilty to escape with Oct 9 trial.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Philip D. Johnson
Lowell Travis Holmes
Virgil Lorenzo Presgraves
Stephen Willingham
Robert K. Woltz
Ronald Lee Davis
Woltz
Charles Davis
Camp 7
McGovern Seeks Calm After Chicago Echoes at Miami Rally
In Miami Beach Sen George McGovern faced 300 demonstrators at his hotel lobby hours before winning the Democratic nomination. He defended his positions on Vietnam and a proposed 6500 minimum income, pledging troops home by inauguration and insisting no harm came to anyone.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
George McGovern
Convention Hall
David Dillinger
McGovern
Doral
Secret Service
Vietnam Veterans Against the
Students For A Democratic Society
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Board OKays Redistricting and expands Welfare Board vote
Frederick County supervisors debated board size and appointments. A resolution to designate Fire Underwriters as county inspection agency until Aug 31 was approved, with Sept 1 transfers. Welfare Board expansion to five members failed four to one, with objections over current workload. Nominations for the Shawnee district post were left open while Back Creek and Stonewall districts had four proposed nominees. Financial status showed year end surplus after a projected deficit.
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Cole
Richard F. Madigan
Board of Zoning Appeals
Back Creek
Stonewall
Shawnee
Welfare Board
Frederick County Welfare Department
Frederick County
Sanitation Authority
The
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Hodgson
Raymond C. Sandy
Sandy
Russell
Mary Jolliffe
Madigan
Charles Orndorff
Orndorff
Alderman
Berryville votes to study storm drainage cleanup plan
Berryville town council authorized Town Manager Jack Enders to negotiate an engineering study of the storm drainage problem after residents raised flooding concerns. Mayor Garland Canter cited runoff from hills outside the town and new houses in flood plains as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Jack Enders
Garland Canter
E. T. Magruder
Water and Sewer Committee
Weather forecast shows warm, humid weekend in Northern Valley
The Northern Valley forecast calls for clearing tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s and a warm Friday with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Extended outlook favors a warm, humid period with possible showers Sunday, mainly in the mountains Saturday and Monday. daytime highs near 80s to upper 80s and nights around 70.
Virginia Grange Conference Starts Friday
Middletown notes announce the Virginia Grange Conference will run Friday through Sunday in Grayson County. Frederick County Pomona Grange meets in Middletown July 24 at 8 p.m. Middletown Grange plans a supper August 5 and its August 14 meeting marks the 44th anniversary. Mrs. Charles Pence led the program with participants including Mrs. Harold Wayne Kagey and David Kagey. New members will be received at the next meeting.
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Middletown
Virginia Grange
Grayson County
Middletown Grange
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Charles Pence
Harold Wayne Kagey
Helen Marston
David Kagey
Two Methodist bishops elected in conference balloting
Delegates to the South eastern Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church elected two bishops. The Rev. Carl J. Sanders of Arlington Virginia won on the first ballot Tuesday night and the Rev. Joel D. McDavid of Mobile Alabama won on the second ballot Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
The
United Methodist Church
Carl J. Sanders
Arlington
Joel D. McDavid
Mobile
Ala
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Vaughan Service
Emma Stadelmann
Joseph W. Rudolph
Wilson Infant
Sebie
Vaughan
Howard Hunter
Hawk’”’ Haymaker
Morth Urs
Omps General Home
Amherst ST
Diat
J OF the Golden Rule
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Capon Springs Fire Company
Sherwin Williams
Duncan Bros. Pifer Office Supply
J.L. Massey Lineburg Office Supply
Golden Thimble Fabrics
Swimsey’s Furniture
Shhecks
Schowels
Lamar Sioan Ford
Margaret Hodgson
Perfection Fabrics
Jay
B&k
Office Supply
Patton's Furniture
Tii Valley
McDonalds
Ranc‘s Supply RC Plant
Beaver’s Drug Store
Colonial Art & Craft
Boyce’s Western Shop
Song’s Sport Shop
Bell’s Clothes
Gray & Eddy Dale's Grocery
Cooper's Jeweler’s Grove Furniture
Huntsberry’s Lovett’s Shoe Store
Workingman’‘s Store Colonial Wig Room
Royal Jewelers
Valey Photo Stork Set
Shenandoah's Pride
Zuckerman
J.C. Penney Baker & Anderson
Smalts Florist
Green Chemical Truck Suppliers
Solenbergers Ram Jewelers
Capitol Records
Winchester Hoisery Mill
Montgomery Ward Valley Distributors
Garbers Ice Cream
Weber's Nursery
Ruth Bland Miller’s Hardware
Glaize & Bro
Yellow Spring Mill
Riverside Service
Capon Springs
Stiles
Metz
Bedlam
Clarke
Shenandoahy Pride
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Patrick Henry
Flintrote
Cameron St
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