Obituary notices for Shell Brady Everhart residents
Funeral services are planned for several local residents. Mrs Lillian Mae Shell 72 of Stephens City dies Tuesday and service Saturday at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church with burial there. Eva Noakes Brady 88 Stephens City died Tuesday and service today at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Jacob Leo Everhart 81 Elkton formerly Berryville dies yesterday with service Saturday at J H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burials at Gravel Springs Cemetery Mount Hebron Cemetery and Green Hill Cemetery.
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Lillian Mae Shell
Stephens City
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Charles T. Bockhouse
Gravel Springs
New Mexico
Steven Rinker
Charles Rinker
Douglas McDonald
Harry Shell
Albert McDonald
James Shell
Stover
Strasburg
Eva Noakes Brady
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Samuel L. Hiebert
T.H.D
Winfield Scott
Creeden Jumper
Robert Lillard, Sr
Jack Putman
Russell T. Partlow
William E. Noakes
Mount Hebron Cemetery
James C. McConahy
Akron Ohio
Harrisburg
McConahy
Winchester
James E. McConahy
Volant
Roadway Express Co
Akron
Jean H. McConahy
Curtis J. McConahy
U.S. Army
Arthur McConahy
Sandra Gowlin
Susan Cobb
Christine McConahy
Earl McConahy
Norman McConahy
William McConahy
Elwood City
Dorothy Bookbinder
Slippery Rock
Wilda Poole
Jane Sweet
New Castle
Anna Boyer
Wampum
Cunningham Smith
Leesburgh
Jacob Leo Everhart
Elkton
Berryville
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Charles F
Margretta Schlack Everhart
Lloyd-Williams American Legion Post 41
Jacob Leo Everhart, Jr
Frederick
J.H. Enders
Millard Floyd
Charles Kindred
Green Hill Cemetery
Wall Street mixed as Phase 4 uncertainty weighs market
Stocks show a mixed day in New York with the Dow down 4.14 to 901.26 as investors gauge Phase 4 effects on Fed policy profits and long term economic impact. Advancing issues edge decliners 392 to 352 while Alcoa holds steady and others slip.
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New York
Dow Jones
Eldon Grimm
Dupont Walston Inc
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Grimm
City Police Probe Break-In At Ford Firm
Winchester police investigate a break in at Lamar Sloan Ford on Valley Ave. Entry occurred last night or early this morning with a storage cabinet pried open but nothing stolen. Patrolman H. Miller leads the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lamar Sloan Ford Company
Valley Ave
H. Miller
Four Traffic Crashes Cause $1105 In Damages In Front Royal
Police report four accidents in Front Royal yesterday with total damages about $1105 and no injuries. A two car crash at Shenandoah Ave and 14th St involved Achavel Faustino and William J. Kirkpatrick. A second two car crash at Commerce Ave and 4th St involved Obie F. Carter Jr. and June B. Sager. A third two car collision north of 6th St involved Roberta Titus and John F.L. Shenk. A hit and run damaged a parked car on Industrial Ave owned by Suzanne S. Brown.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah Ave
14Th St
Achavel Faustino
William J. Kirkpatrick
Buna
Texas
C.E. Davis
iCommerce Ave
4Th St
William P. Farrell
Obie F. Carter, Jr
June B. Sager
Farrell
6Th St
Industrial Ave
Suzanne S. Brown
B.W. Pearson
Plant expansion eyed for Shenandoah area
The company, maker of siding and wallboard, plans to locate a plant in Shenandoah between Rt. 11 and I 81 with rail access. The farmland site would have 200 workers on three shifts, a 200 gallon per minute spring, no sewer lines, and waste sent to a county landfill, with local officials optimistic about economic benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Rt. 11
I-81
Cutlip
Shenandoah County
Calendar of Events Thurdays and Week Schedule
Calendar notes various local group meetings and auditions for Park Players Camelot at the Amphitheatre plus a Sunday saddle club gathering. A chipped line mentions pre Columbian pottery fragments with suspected tuberculosis victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
Hoppers
Old Bethel Road
TOPS
United Methodist Church
Park Players, Inc
Camelot
Opequon Saddle Club
New Frontier Park
Stephens City
Republicans Say Minimum Wage Bill Faces Veto
Senate Republicans warn that unless the minimum wage bill is scaled down its Nixon veto appears likely. The GOP substitute raises to 2.30 by 1977, extends to five million workers, domestic servants, and small-employer roles, while large exemptions remain contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
GOP
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
War Powers Issue House Passes War Powers Bill Over Nixon Veto Threat
The House approved a bill requiring presidents to halt new war commitments within 120 days unless Congress approves. The vote was 244 to 170 despite Nixon’s telegram veto threat. Speaker Ford and opponents argued the measure grants too much executive power and creates loopholes for prolonged conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theat
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Bella S. Abzug
D-N.y
Weather summary and rainfall data for Winchester skies
Fair tonight with 60s lows in the valley and mountains. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and thundershowers and 80s to 90s. Extended outlook shows warm humid afternoons with daily thundershowers, mid to upper 80s days and 60s nights. Total rainfall figures and monthly averages are listed for 60 years.
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Northern Valley
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DIAL
Mtmsee
S. Braddock St
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Bernard J F. Groves
Loudoun Mutual
Clyde Johnson
Virginia
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Mestre
Elizabeth Clifford
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John Philip Sousa
South Atlantic
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Great Lakes
Midwest
St. Lawrence Valley
Gilliam's Lumber CO
Commerce Ave
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