Obituary notices for Miller Lewis Hook and others
Funeral services were held or announced for several Clarke County residents. Westley Miller 21 formerly of Whitacre killed in an accident. service at Primitive Baptist Church with Rev George Miller. Clifton Lewis of Montclair N J died in Montclair Mountainside Hospital. John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville will host services with pallbearers listed. Rev Walter Hook 77 Fairfax former Winchester minister died. burial in Mount Hebron Winchester after Fairfax service.
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Ae Westley Miller
Primitive Baptist Church
George Miller
Mary Jane Heironimus
Shirley Well Drilling Co
Miller
U.S. Army
James W. Miller
Clifton Lewis
Montclair
N.J
Clarke County
Mountainside
Lewis
John
Alexander “Els
Rebecca le
Rosie Lewis
Charles Porter
Charles Finger
Ida Prent
Emma A. Weeks
Berryville
Mathilda Williams
Washington
Walter Alexander
Pittsburgh
Robert
John H. Enders
Ronald H. Rowland
Benjamin Page
William Cross
Robert Cross
Benjamin Carter
William E. Cross
Dudley Gaskin
Milton Valley Cemetery
Walter C. Hook
Fairfax
Winchester
Hook
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Robert C
Sarah McDonald Hook
Ethel Fleming
Miegacatae
Fairfield
Mount Hebron
Miller service and burial details announced in Everett
The notice lists Mr. James Westley Miller with a Saturday 2 00 P M funeral at Primative Baptist Church and a burial Saturday at 11 30 at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett Massachusetts with Jones Funeral Home Inc named.
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James Westley Miller
Primative Baptist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Massachusetts
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Jaycees Appeal for Blood Donors in Winchester
The Winchester Jaycees urge new blood donors to attend the Red Cross Bloodmobile at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. Chairman Bob Grove says new donors are needed to sustain the program and reach a 180 pint goal plus 10 pints of O positive for open heart surgery in Washington. Eligible donors are healthy individuals aged 18 to 65.
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Red Cross
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Jaycees
Washington, D.C
Wallenda Plans 1000-Foot High Wire Walk Over Gorge
Karl Wallenda, 65, famed aerialist, completes a short test goalk on his highest wire. He is set for a 1000-foot crossing suspended 700 feet above Tallulah Gorge this Saturday, per AP Wirephoto.
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Wallenda
Tallulah Gorge
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Body of Kidnapped Ex-President Found
Buenos Aires reports the body of former President Pedro E. Aramburu, kidnapped May 29, was found buried at a Timote farm. The death provoked a state funeral plan, though his family asked for a small chapel ceremony.
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Show Your Concern movement gains high level backing
U S Sen Harry F Byrd Jr Rep John O Marsh Jr and Virginia Gov Linwood Holton support Mrs Driver in pressuring Hanoi over prisoners of war. The effort plans petitions to embassies of seven influential nations to push for Geneva Convention standards and Hanoi accountability. Byrd cites co sponsorship of a Senate resolution condemning North Vietnamese abuse of POWs and calls for pressure on the DPRV to comply.
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Tripplett Sentenced To Two Years In Winchester Case
Gary Drew Tripplett, 18, of 112 E Pall Mall St, was sentenced in Winchester Corporation Court to two years in the state penitentiary for the Jan 17 stabbing spree at the Melmax Room on S Loudoun St. The jury had previously found him guilty May 28 of malicious wounding Tyree and Lawrence Strosnider. The judge denied motions to set aside the verdict or run sentences concurrently. The Strosniders were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released.
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E. Pall Mall St
Winchester Corporation Court
Melmax
S. Loudoun St
Qail
Tyree Strosnider
Lawrence Strosnider
Warren Joins Regional Juvenile Court in Warren County
Warren County joins the regional Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court along with Winchester and Frederick County. The court operates at 27 S. Royal Ave across from the courthouse with Judge Carle F. Germelan Jr. presiding and Dan A. Beard as acting probation officer. Sessions schedule Frederick Tuesday mornings Warren County Tuesday afternoons and Winchester Wednesdays.
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Warren County
S. Royal Ave
Carle F. Germelan, Jr
Winchester
Jane B. Wine
Dan A. Beard
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah County
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Warren County Court
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Weather predictions and climate data for Winchester
The forecast calls for fair tonight with lows in the 60s and Saturday sunny with highs in the upper 80s. Sunday remains warm with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. Recent records show 83 degrees as yesterday's high, and rainfall figures for July and the past five years. Moon phase and sunrise are noted for today and tomorrow.
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Winchester
Allen Horse Show Promotes Greenwood Fire Co Benefit
The 12th annual Lewis M. Allen Riding Club horse show will be held tomorrow at the Raritan Grounds near Berryville. Proceeds aid the Greenwood Fire Co seeking funds for a new fire hall. Fire company members assist with the event and notable trophies honor Charles S. Milton, Lewis E. Magerfield, and a Yankee Doodle trophy for ponies.
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Lewis M. Allen
Raritan
Berryville
Greenwood Fire Co
Greenwood Road
Fire Company
Riding Club
Nolan D. Brim
Dorothy McCann Rice
Lester D. Arnold, Jr
Donald Cline
Henry H. Godfrey
S.L. Magerfield
Lewis E. Magerfield
Godfrey Volkswagen
Jackie Lloyd
Oakton
George P. Barnes
William G. Miller, Jr
Leesburg
Wall Street Rally Advances into its Third Day
Wall Street gains momentum as the market moves higher for a third day. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 7.32 points to 730.76, with more advancers than decliners and institutions seen backing the rally.
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Dow
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