Obituaries in Winchester Star July 25 1968
Several obituaries from Winchester Memorial Hospital Berryville and Frederick County list deaths. Carrie Holtsclaw 66 of Berryville widow of Welby. June and Snoreloperice. Ethel Ritter Clem 71 of Winchester. Gertrude C Clark 69 of Cedar Grove Frederick County. survivors include multiple children grandchildren and siblings with funeral arrangements at John H Enders Jones Omps Funeral Homes.
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Carrie Holtsclaw
W. Main St
Berryville
Winchester Medical Hospital
Welby Holtsclaw
Holtsclaw
Clarke County
Harry
Lela Marple Everhart
Powell, Lynwood
Herbert Everhart
Lela Forsythe
Gertrude C. Clark
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clark
Robert M
Mary Ceclia Siler Carper
Little Mountain
Levi Shell Dies at Home In Star Tannery
Levi Preston Shell age 29 of Route 1 Star Tannery died at his home Tuesday from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was born February 20 1939 in Star Tannery and survived by his father two stepsiblings and multiple siblings with services planned at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church with burial in Gravel Springs Cemetery. A second notice reports Cyril Mathews of Baltimore Maryland died at his home and will be buried after services in Baltimore.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Levi Preston Shell
Route 1
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Mr. Shell
James Milfred
Beulah Fisher Shell
Gertrude Maddox Shell
Lucille Rinker
Strasburg
Mary Robinson
Hyattsville
Odie Whittington
Stephens City
Harry M. Shell
Gary Randolph Shell
Louise Feathers
Woodbridge
James R. Shell
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Charles Utterback
Ralph Snapp
William Boyd
Jimmie Clem
Kenneth Reynolds, Jr
Jerry McTilwee
Kenneth Reynolds, Sr
Floyd Reynolds
Alfred Snapp
Wayne Bennett
Eugene B. Kenyon
Fred Strosnider
Gravel Springs
Stover
Rinker
Cyril Mathews
Baltimore
Witzke
Edmondson Ave
Mathews
Winchester
Judge to be chosen in normal way for RFK murder case
Superior Court Judge Richard Schauer said a trial judge will be selected in the normal way. Sirhan Sirhan, 24, charged with killing Robert F. Kennedy, will appear before Schauer on August 2 to enter a plea, with the trial date to be set then barring continuances or a guilty plea.
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Nixon eyes potential moderate to liberal GOP pick
Nixon associates hint the final choice may be a moderate to liberal Republican with broad appeal in cities. Names discussed include Percy, Brooke, Hatfield, Tower, Reagan, Evans, Romney, Scranton and Lindsay. Rockefeller and Reagan left the National Governors Conference to meet with state delegations, with no new endorsements reported.
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Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Broad Rally On NASDAQ?
The AP reports a strong early rally on the New York Stock Exchange with gains outpacing losses by more than 2 to 1 as the Dow dips slightly on weakness in certain components. Big blocks traded signal pent up demand while several key stocks including Control Data Xerox and United Air Lines rise, with some leaders like Gulf Oil and Sperry Rand gaining about a point.
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Valley awaits assistant manager death in Front Royal
John David Serreno 46 died Tuesday evening at Warren Memorial Hospital. Born in West Virginia he was the son of Sankie Serreno of Bluefield and the late William Serreno. Survived by his mother his widow Donna Jean Serreno a son Richard Serreno and a daughter Bernadette Serreno all at home. In Woodstock Don Funkhouser Virginia House of Delegates representative addressed Boy Scout Troop 88 on responsibility to society at a Court of Honor ceremony at the United Methodist Church with M H Ashley Scoutmaster presenting merit badges.
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West Virginia
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Bluefield
William F. Serreno
Donna Jean Serreno
Woodstock
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Harsh Mars Environment Described by Astronomers
Astronomers describe Mars as hostile to life with deserts covering much of the surface. Daytime temperatures reach 70 degrees, while nights plummet to 100 degrees below zero. Oxygen and water are extremely scarce and atmospheric pressure remains low.
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Great Roman Temples at Baalbek Erected by Imperial Rome
Three grand temples at Baalbek were built by Imperial Rome to impress Eastern observers with Roman power and architectural prowess. The monumental complex stands as a testament to ancient engineering and imperial ambition.
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Weather forecast for Virginia with rainfall data
The report notes variable cloudiness and likely evening thunderstorms with lows around 66 to 72. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a few showers, then Saturday stays fair. It lists rainfall totals with July and yearly figures, plus a 55 year average of 36.50 inches per year.
Winchester Faces Water Project Setback in Stephens City
City officials discuss a disputed annexation path for a Stephens City water project. The County Authority's financial consultant says funding is feasible and bids could be requested once the board approves, with concurrence from special annexation counsel and both jurisdictions.
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Bowsman
Davenport and Co
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Board of Supervisor
Two County Fires Reported in Separate Incidents
Shawnee Fire Department responded to a 1:03 p.m. grass fire on Paper Mill Road covering about 20 square feet and likely caused by a cigarette with no major damage. Stephens City Fire Department assisted at a second fire at Sandy's Trailer Park on Route 277, a tool shed blaze causing severe damage.
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