Obituary notices for Fitzgerald Costello and Crum families
Obituaries announce funeral services for Luise Hammerle Fitzgerald 88 who died at her daughter’s home and for Ethel M Costello 64 with services in Front Royal and Staunton. Also listed is Winfred H Crum 55 with a service at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Luise Hammerle Fitzgerald
Wilhelm Funeral Home
Suitland
A.m
Beulah Whitacre
Siler Rt
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church
Harry C. Renner
Glen H. Lamp
Robert Whitacre
Larry Davison
Frank Whitzel
Richard Whitacre
Ray Flowers
Church
Giffin
Capon Bridge
W.va
Ethel Margaret Costello
Short St
Front Royal
Staunton
James F. Costello
Thomas Franklin
Irene Cameron Beaty
Lyle Costello
Clarksville
James Costello
Manassas
Eleanor Robinson
Ethel M. Beaty
Robert W. Beaty
Unionville
Virginia Campbell
Bessie Cox
Rosie Jenkins
Charlottesville
Prospect Hill Cemetery
John J. Stevenson
Alvin McDonald
Kenneth Andrews
Lyle Costello, Jr
Ricky Costello
Isaac Beaty
Winfred H. Crum
Sheridan Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Conrad J. Christianson, Jr
Winchester
Lions Club
Bethel Lutheran Church
Blue Ridge Board of Realtors
Clarence E. Cather
Kenneth C. Patton
R. Glenn Combs
Lee A. Butler
Vincent O’boyle
Milton Harris
Esten O. Rudolph, Jr
Henry Lowry
Mount ‘Hebron
Picasso heir refuses family tomb burial for Pablito
Pablo Picassos grandson Pablito Picasso died after a suicide attempt amid family tensions. Paulo Picasso would pay burial costs but refused Emiliennes request to bury Pablito beside Olga Kokhlova in Cannes. Grandfather had funded grandchildren education but barred return to Mougins after 1972 protest at the gate.
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Antibes
France
Pablo Picasso
Paulo
Pablito Picasso
Pablito
Marina
Emilienne
Picasso
Olga Kokhlova
Cannes
Paulo Picasso
Roland Dumas
Olga
Dumas
Mougins
Arraignment Today on Assisting Drug Kingpin
Charles H. Landers one of three charged with aiding convicted dealer Hubert Hoffler to escape on July 4 faces arraignment in Portsmouth Municipal Court. Landers held on 100000 bond after FBI arrest in Virginia Beach. several co-defendants face related charges.
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Portsmouth
Charles H. Landers
Hubert E. Hoffler
Landers
FBI
Malibu
Virginia Beach
Sanders
U.S
Gilbert R. Swink
Norfolk
Hoffler
Brian Donnelly
Chesapeake
Donnelly
L. Shields Parsons
Commonwealth’s
Swink
Hempstead Court
Floyd J. Gilbert
Elizabeth Anne Wood
William H. Hodges
Parsons
Gilbert
Cumberland
Chesapeake Commonwealth
Peter M. Axson Jr
William C. Carter
Pocahontas
Axson
Acid slang term for drugs causing hallucinations and delusions
The phrase describes a slang label for drugs that induce vivid visions and distorted thoughts. It notes that acid commonly refers to LSD and its psychoactive effects.
Civic center project survives funding challenge
In a second move the board unanimously voted to continue the civic center project with a different funding approach. The effort began in 1961 with Herbert Stratton and Harry Byrd linked to planning and leadership.
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Brown
Herbert T. Stratton
Harry F.byrd
Fair Association Decides Purchase of Land for 1974 Fair
The Fair Assn votes to buy land for the fair with a $45 000 price tag and three abstentions. A finance committee led by Roger Koontz seeks local contributions with a Sept 8 deadline. The land area remains uncertain, but 22 acres are expected. construction of a pole barn is postponed to be ready for the 1974 fair.
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Kenneth Stiles
Orndorff
Fair
Roger Koontz
The
Fair Association
Dollar Opens Slightly Higher on Central Bank Support
The US dollar rose slightly on European markets as support buying from central banks offered modest help, though trading remained hesitant. In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 265 yen, edging up from 264.94.
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London
Tokyo
Calendar Of Events Sunday And Monday Gatherings
Community groups in Winchester and Berryville host reunions and meetings at Ebenezer Park Gore Shifflett Clear brook Park Exchange Shelter Winchester Recreation Park Round Hill Community Center Odd Fellows Hall Lee Jackson George Washington Hotel and local venues. Activities include reunions art guild weight watchers Civitan VFW Optimist DeMolay bridge Masonic Lodge IOOF and a barbershop chorus.
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Whitacre
Ebenezer Park
Gore Shifflett
Clearbrook Park
Legge
Exchange Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Art Guild of Winchester
Round Hill
Odd Fellows Hall
Round Hill +H Club
Community Center
Civitan Club
Lee Jackson
Winchester
Berryville
F&m Bank
VFW
Post Home
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
Masonic Building
George Washington Hotel
Madison Lodge
IOOF
First Methodist Church
Three charged in separate Front Royal area accidents
In Front Royal Robert D. Showers 18 was charged with hit and run after about 25 street signs were toppled causing $200 damage. Walter M. Dodson 62 of Sperryville faced reckless driving for an improper turn after a two car crash on Shenandoah Ave with $575 damage. Joyce P. Freeman 42 of Winchester charged with reckless driving after a two car collision on N Royal Ave with no injuries. Barbara Lee Wright 18 and Virginia Anne Wright 20 charged with petit larceny from Nichols Department Store.
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Front Royal
Robert D. Showers
R.D. Updike
Walter M. Dodson
Sperryville
Shenandoah Ave
15Th St
James L. Williams
Kenneth J. O’blenes, Jr
N. Royal Ave
W. 8Th St
Winchester
Joyce P. Freeman
Lelia M. Smith
B.W. Pearson
Nichols Department Store
Berryville Ave
Barbara Lee Wright
Claremont Farm
Upperville
Virginia Anne Wright
Rt. 2
Purcellville
Noble C. Pierce
Weather Daily Roundup Northern Valley and Winchester
Fair tonight with lows in the mid to upper 60s and Saturday sun with highs near 90. Virginia sees warmer, mostly sunny conditions around 90, 80s in mountains and near the shore. Extended forecast shows mid 80s to 90 Sunday, then 80s with 60s at night. Highs and rainfall figures noted for Winchester area. historical rainfall data listed. Balboa discovery date appears as 11513 in the text.
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Northern Valley
Wall Street slips as Nixon hospitalization weighs market
Wall Street opened lower with the Dow down near opening as analysts expected President Nixon's hospitalization with pneumonia to subdue trading. Genuine Parts led volume, CNA Financial steady, First National City Bank fell. the Dow finished down 6.25 at 901.94 on a 16.40 million share day marking the end of a three day rally.
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New York
Nixon
Genuine Parts
First National City Bank
CNA Financial
Dow
Lovett to Speak On Local History for Winchester Rotary
Rotary club hears Harry L. Lovett recount local history with a focus on Winchester Virginia in the early 1920s. The talk airs on WHPL Radio Sunday at 10 30 p m. Meir may become Israel's first millionaire prime minister with memoir earnings reported at 450000 dollars.
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Winchester Rotary Club
Harry L. Lovett
WHPL
Lovett
Main Street
Winchester
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
London
Answers in a Sphere by James Madison
After 29 minutes the group examines a metaphorical sphere as James Madison argues the concept of self governance. The nickname Shark appears in reference to a debate figure while George Washington is invoked as a standard of leadership within a fictional context.
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James Madison
George Washington
Alfalfa
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