Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Roster
Obituaries note multiple local deaths with services and burial details. Ethel V Campiplt Campbell died aged 70 in Washington County Hospital and is survived by three daughters and three sons. Funeral at Coffman Funeral Home Hagerstown followed by Rose Hill Cemetery burial. viewing hours listed. Additional notices cover William J. Whitley Sr. of Wood Ave, funeral at Sacred Heart Church and Sacred Heart Cemetery. Lloyd Davis Good and Berryville connections noted. Myrtle Irene Presgraves of Boyce, Julia V DeHaven of Middletown, and other services at Jones Funeral Home and Enders Funeral Home with burial details and pallbearers listed.
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Ethel v Campiplt 70
Stasiel Campbell
Court Ave
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Walnut
Mary Mason
Virginia Hawkins
Sharpsburg
Daisy V. Benkevelle
Glen Burnie
Stanley R. Campbell
Beneville
John W. Campbell
Middletown
William J. Whitley
Wood Ave
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Charles Gerloff
Michael Doran
Joseph Davis, Sr
John L. Sutton
Frank Cooper
Randolph Stipe
Harold Pugh
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Lloyd Davis Good
Rt. 1
Berryville
Jones Funeral Home
John Legault
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Myrtle Irene Presgraves
Boyce
John H. Enders
Jesse Tate
Eddie Fowler
Sydney Johnson
Russel Rhinehardt
Junior Presgraves
Marshall Longerbeam
Raymond Wilson
Green Hill Cemetery
Obituary: Stanley M Cooley of Strasburg Dies at 71
Stanley Melvin Cooley 71 of Mineral St Strasburg died yesterday at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock. He was born November 23 1898 in Middletown son of the late William Edgar and Lucy Hill Cooley. He married twice first to Bessie Melinée who died 1946 then to Norva Maynard. Retired Dalke Theatres manager and town employee. Survived by widow five brothers and four sisters. Services held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial in Mount Carmel Middletown. Pallbearers Abner Mumaw James Way Bird Graham Conner Jr Harry Strasnider Donald Stickley Elmer Mowery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 7 to 8 p.m.
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Stanley Melvin Cooley
Mineral St
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Mr. Cooley
Middletown
William Edgar
Lucy Hill Cooley
Reese
Claude
Paul
Emory Cooley
Harry Cooley
Falls Church
Mamie Cooley
Goldie Hudson
Mary Garrett
Frances Cullers
Stover
Mount Carmel
Abner Mumaw
James Way Bird
Graham Conner, Jr
Harry Strasnider
Donald Stickley
Elmer Mowery
Mrs. Julia V. DeHaven Funeral Details
An obituary notice sets services for Mrs. Julia V. DeHaven on Wednesday at 11:00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home. The brief lists the date, location, and venue for the funeral rites.
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Julia V. DeHaven
Multiple Winchester Crashes Injure Seven In Three Incidents
Seven people were injured in three separate Winchester crashes as total damage reached 3100 dollars. In Orchard Avenue a 1:45 p.m. two car collision injured four occupants including Barbara Campbell and three youths. A second crash on Papermill Road involved Ruth Naecker and Paul Shoemaker, injuring Gladys Fox and totaling 700 dollars. A third crash at Featherbed Lane and Papermill Road left David Dawkins with a forehead cut, and Florence Wright suffered a sprain on Berryville Avenue. All injured were taken to Memorial Hospital. no hospitalizations reported.
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Winchester
Orchard Ave
Barbara Ann Campbell
Rt. 2
Westley Lee Hensley
Elm St
Roy Flinter
Franklin St
Scott Triford
Woodland Ave
James Randolph Rush
Ruth W. Naecker
Gladys E. Fox
Rt. 5
Paul David Shoemaker
Rt. 3
Papermill Road
Memorial Hospital
David Dawkins
Courtfield Ave
J.D. Howell
Dawkins
Terry Plank
N. Braddock St
Berryville Ave
Florence Wright
Shawnee Ave
Weather overview for Winchester Virginia midweek forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with a 60s low. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and a chance of rain late, high in the 70s. Thursday cooler clouds with a risk of rain near 80. Extended outlook shows mainly fair skies through Saturday with upper 70s to 80s highs and 50s to 60s lows. Past 24 hours rain 2.02 inches. July rainfall 3.40 inches. 1970 year-to-date 19.29 inches. Sunrise 6:04 am. moonrise 10:34 pm. last quarter July 25.
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Efter
Winchester
Board welcomes new member as 1970 71 school year begins
Dr William Pifer was welcomed as a new member of the school board succeeding Howard Shockey. H Robert Edwards was reelected chairman with William H Lawrence III as vice chairman and Glen G Rhodes as clerk. Jacob L Johnson announced four new faculty appointments and a revised physical education policy for 12th grade varsity athletes. Tuition for nonresident pupils rose to 400 elementary and 500 secondary.
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William Pifer
Pifer
Howard Shockey
H. Robert Edwards
William H. Lawrence III
Glen G. Rhodes
Lucy Crim
Jacob L. Johnson
Marc D. Benson
Dennis O. Haston
Allen P.mccurry
Judith Davis
Johnson
Nikki Isherwood
Department of Health and Physical Education
Kenneth West
Isherwood
Effie Davis
Henrietta Ritter
George Craig
Egypt replies to U.S. peace proposal calling it procedural
Al Ahram quotes Egyptian officials saying the new U.S. plan is not a peace initiative but a procedural project. Egypt plans a 90 day cease fire with Israel and will send a reply to Washington in days. Deputy Foreign Minister Salah Gohar flies to Amman to brief Jordan. Israel continues air strikes along the Suez Canal with reports of incidents and claims of crashes denied.
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Cairo
al Ahram
U.S
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
Gunner Jarring
Security Council
Washington
Salah Gohar
Amman
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Canal
Wisconsin Becomes U S First State to Adopt Income Tax
In 1911 Wisconsin became the first state to adopt an income tax marking a pioneering move in U S taxation history. The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes this milestone as a watershed in state revenue policy.
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Wisconsin
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Tropical Storm Becky Near Coasts Prompt Watches
The Weather Bureau issued a hurricane watch along 350 miles of the Gulf coast as Tropical Storm Becky drifts toward Alabama and northwest Florida. Becky, near 26.9N 86.8W, 24 miles south of Pensacola, moves north at 10 mph with 55 mph winds and is expected to intensify before coupling with the coast in 12 to 18 hours. Small craft from Morgan City to Tarpon Springs were urged to remain in port. Also noted is the obituary of Joseph Elmer Butler with services set for tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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New Orleans
The
Weather Bureau
Morgan City
Apalachicola
Fla
Tarpon Springs
Wall Street lowers as consolidation seen on New York Exchange
Wall Street trades weakly with the Dow Jones average slipping 3.56 to 730.35 by 10:30 a.m. Declines edged advances amid a modest volume on the NYSE. Analysts expect continued consolidation after recent gains with shares such as Ampex Pfizer Plessey Marathon Oil Chrysler Computer Sciences and Xerox quoted in early pricing.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Ampex
Pfizer
Plessey Ltd
Marathon Oil
Chrysler
Computer Sciences
Xerox
Church Destroyed by Lightning in Edwardsville Ill
A 125 member Pauls United Church of Christ in Edwardsville was struck by lightning and destroyed after pledges of 7500 for renovation. Services continue outdoors under maple trees, with plans to rebuild in a non ultramodern country style. Pastor Glenn Davis leads services, weather permitting, and bad weather shifts to a local school building.
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Edwardsville, Ill
the Paul’s United Church of Christ
Glenn Davis
Davis
Vatican wealth far below estimates after financial disclosure
The Vatican said its productive wealth including bank deposits and investments is markedly under 128 million dollars, rejecting earlier figures of 11.2 to 12.8 billion as exaggerated. It noted it does not hold majority shares in any company, domestically or abroad, in a three column L Osservatore Romano article.
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Vatican City
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
The
Italy
Henry VI honored at Tower of London by Catholic groups
Members of the Henry VI Society and other Roman Catholic bodies honor King Henry VI in the Tower of London. They place yellow roses at his traditional murder site in the Wakefield tower and read poems. The king received the Golden Rose in 1446 from Pope Eugene IV for devotion to the church.
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London
Henry VI Society
Henry VI
Tower of London
Wakefield Tower
Eugenious
I Q Answers Falls Black Sea to Caspian Seas
A concise word puzzle entry mentions a sequence linking I Q answers with geographic seas and regions. Names include James Fenimore Cooper and Satchel Paige alongside Caspian and Black Seas, Central America, White Russia, and composers Bach and Handel, with eighth noted as a quiz cue.
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Falls
Black Sea
James Fenimore Cooper
Satchel” Paige
Caspian Sea
Central America
White Russia
Bach and Handel
Multiple Sentences in Complex Court Terms and Trials
Indictments and sentencing details stretch across several defendants. Lewis drew ten years, with varying terms on first and second indictments. A manslaughter case involving Belinda Bain resulted in 12 months jail with suspension, a $250 fine, costs, probation, and a one-year license suspension. Trial dates are set for Paul Eugene Washington, Ray Mitchell Crawford, and others related to a December armed robbery.
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Woltz
Belinda Jo Bain
Paul Eugene Washington
Paper Mill
Ray Mitchell Crawford
Ray Dennis Long
Thomas William Gaither
Search called off for missing Clifton girl Patricia Moore
Fairfax County Police Chief William Durrer ended the search for 10 year old Patricia Ann Moore who disappeared from her Clifton home. Police say abduction is suspected after a five mile radius search involving 600 officers Army troops and volunteers. The family expressed thanks for the help and asked anyone with information to contact police.
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Fairfax (Ap
Fairfax County
William Durrer
Clifton
Ft. Belvoir
Patricia Ann Moore
Currer
James A. Moore
Moore
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Mrs. Stasie Campbell
Whitley Service
Roy Melville Good
Presgraves Service
DeHaven Service
James R. Jackson
Dannie L. Steele
Arthur @. Carper
Leslie A. Carper
Howard W. Grove
James E. Cornwell
Darrell M. Grim
Mount Hebron
Mr. Roy Melville
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street Dial
Joseph Elmer Butler
Jorine Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Bernard F. Groves
Scawen St
Howets
Lorist, Inc
Anthony Liporace
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Bugnar
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Hite Place
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Private Arrangement Office
Vones. i Funeral Home
S. Loudounst
Butler Service
Joseph Elmer’ Butler
Omps
Charles Willard
Joe Butler
Bill Butler
George Yeakley
Paul Yeakley
John Sencindiver
Robert Byrne
Jimmy
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I.Q. Answers
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