Obituary of Martha H. Loring 91 of 1011 Pennsylvania Ave
Mrs Martha H Loring 91 of 1011 Pennsylvania Ave died today Born in Boston Aug 24 1878 she was daughter of Charles W Hale and Josephine Hale She married Ernest J Loring who preceded her Survived by son Albert W Loring Winchester one grandchild two great grandchildren Service 3:30 PM at Jones Funeral Home Everett MA with Rev Harry C Renner and Rev J Floyd Wine Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed Honorary pallbearers named Family visitation 7 to 9 PM tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home
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Martha H. 91
Pennsylvania Ave
Everett
Mass
Jones Funeral Home
Harry C. Renner
J. Floyd Wine
Kenneth E. Schuller
John H. Carper
J. Clifton White
William Boyd
George W. Giles
Joseph B. Crowser
Melvin J. Crouse
James McDonald
D.L. Strawderman
Albert W. Messick
Gilbert T. Brown
J.W. Carlisle
Basil F. Cooper
Miss Elizabeth Tharp 84 Wardensville WV dies at Winchester Memorial
Elizabeth Katherine Tharp of Wardensville WV died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital at age 84. She was born March 18, 1896, daughter of Jonah and Sarah Tharp and was a member of Wardensville United Methodist Church. Surviving are brother Howard Tharp, 23 nieces including Frances Mann, and six nephews. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Wardensville United Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Andrews. burial in Wardensville Cemetery. Friends may call Loy Funeral Home. body to church one hour before service.
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Elizabeth Katherine Tharp
Wardensville
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Tharp
Jonah and
Sarah Godlove Tharp
Wardensville United Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Loy Funeral Home
Funeral services announced for local residents this week
Funeral services are set for Dick W. Greenawalt Thursday at 11 A.M. and Corrine Ebersole Thursday at 3 30 P.M. Interment will be Saturday in Everett Massachusetts with Jones Funeral Home handling arrangements. Receive friends for Martha H. Loring Thursday 7 9 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home.
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Dick W. Greenawalt
Martha H. Loring
City Surplus Details Capital Projects and Library Funding
The council reviewed surplus figures and outlined allocations including a 35000 loan to the Winchester Parking Authority, 22500 for lowering S Loudoun Street crown, 20000 for South Kent Street widening, and 25000 for a Handley Library addition reserve. A 102500 Reserve for Capital Improvements plan covers annexation and airport work. Water and Sewer Fund shows 81278.98 surplus last year with 98833.21 unappropriated. Council also approved deeds from the Davis Estate and Rosenberger to complete S Kent Street work and compensation for nearby property changes.
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Winchester Parking Authority
Reserve For New Street Construction Fund
S. Loudoun St
James To
Hart Sts
Bell
South Kent St
Southwerk St
Whitlock Ave
Quarles School
Handley Library
Lord Fairfax Community College
Alexander J. Davis
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
S. Kent St
Southwerk
Whitlock Aves
H.W. Butler, Jr
Council
Davis
John W. Rosenberger
Silco Awards General Contract for Winchester Center
Silco Howard Shockey & Sons of Winchester chosen as general contractor. Jim Barr will manage the Philadelphia distribution center. The facility features 49 000 sq ft warehouse and 1 000 sq ft offices, serves 95 retail units, and will employ 50 people at full operation. The Winchester site is central to eight-state operations and near existing Silco stores. The road extension and zoning plans target light industry with future residential development possible. No definite plans are announced yet.
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Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
Winchester
Hahn
Jim Barr
Philadelphia
Silco
Junior Zepp
Greater Philadelphia
N. Loudoun St
Robert L. Silverman
Stine
Rt. 11
Smithfield Ave
Winchester Officials Question 1970 Census Figures
Winchester City Council questioned the 1970 Census counts showing a population drop from the 1960 total of 15 110. They noted three preliminary counts—14 408 on May 29, 14 593 on June 8, and 14 400—fall short of a 1967 UVA estimate of 15 321. Council urged residents with unreturned forms to participate amid a looming coal shortage concern. A taxi driver’s wage age issue was referred to the Public Safety Committee for study.
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Winchester
Wendell L. Seldon
Bureau
Stewart Bell, Jr
Council
Bell
University of Virginia Bureau of Population and Economic Research
Minor H. Hawley
Civil Defense
Ernie Nesselrodt
Polly’s Cab, Inc
Battaille
Public Safety Committee
Nixon Basks in Baseball Politics at All Star Game
President Nixon mixed politics with baseball during a Cincinnati visit for the 1970 All Star Game. He publicly supported Rep. Robert Taft Jr. while noting his sentimental preference for the American League as the National League won 5-4 in 12 innings. The event featured crowd scenes and Nixon's escort of Taft to the roped area amid partisan cues.
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Washington
Nixon
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft Jr
Howard Metzenbaum
Taft
League
National League
Riverfront Stadium
Wall Street Mixed as Dow Dips on Profit Taking
New York Stock Exchange prices were mixed in moderate early trading with the Dow Jones average down 0.14 at 702.90 at 10:30 a.m. Advancing issues led decliners slightly as brokers cited profit taking and uncertain news, while some see a base forming around 700. Major stocks cited include Firestone, AT&T, Texaco, and Apco Oil with mixed moves.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Middle East
Indochina
Firestone
American Telephone & Telegraph
Fedders
Texaco
Apco Oil
Nixon praises Barlick as he tours Appalachia with governors
Nixon visits Louisville and meets 12 Appalachian governors, telling a cheering street crowd that remaining in Washington felt like an isolation booth. He hopes to expand travel to reach more voters this year, noting the election cycle may play a role.
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Nixon
Barlick
Louisville
Appalachia
Washington
Weather outlook for Virginia with scattered thundershowers
Thunderstorms likely tonight with a low near 70, partly sunny otherwise and a high around 90. Friday will be fair but cooler with a 60 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Thursday, then mostly fair through Sunday besides a shower risk Saturday. Rain totals so far and historical monthly figures are listed.
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Virginia
Temperatures Reported With Highs and Lows
Yesterday's official high of 83 degrees accompanied by a noon reading and the day's low. The report notes noon high and the year ago comparison showing 90 and 63.
Winchester Skies Full Moon Saturday to Rise
Weather notice reports sunset at 8 40 p m on Tuesday July 14 and sunrise at 5 58 a m tomorrow with moonset at 2 10 a m. It notes a full moon coming Saturday.
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Winchester
Answers: Regions and items from a quiz list
Georgia Utah Maine auroras or northern lights Haiti avocados Puerto Rico San Juan trapezoid green mountain. Virginia did not suffer as much as some other states during the low mood of the 1930s.
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Georgia
Utah
Maine
Haiti
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Green Mountain
Virginia
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