Obituaries for Exie Cutlip and James Mossee published
Exie Loren Cutlip 72 of Hillsboro West Virginia died yesterday at Greenbrier Valley Hospital Ronceverte born July 22 1897 at Lobelia son of Robert C and Minnie Hill Cutlip survived by two sons Roland G Cutlip Richard H Cutlip a daughter Lucy Jane Gladwell two brothers Cameron C Cutlip Plummer F Cutlip a sister Zora E Cutlip funeral tomorrow 2 p m Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Hillsboro burial Sunrise Cemetery Jacox body at Van Reenen Funeral Home Marlington Also James Albert Mossee White Post died Thursday born in White Post son of Albert and Mrs Mossee survived by parents widow Lucile Mossee a son James D Mossee four daughters Harriet Wallace Mary Passee Dorothy Moore Ann Mossee five grandchildren uncle John Mossee and other relatives burial Ebenezer Cemetery White Post Mt Olive Baptist Church White Post by Rev T C Jackson
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Exie Loren Cutlip
Hillsboro
W. Va
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Ronceverte
Lobelia
Robert C. and
Minnie Hill Cutlip
Cutlip
Lobelia Methodist Church
Arlene Judy Cutlip
Roland G. Cutlip
Richard H. Cutlip
Princeton
Lucy Jane Gladwell
Dunbar
Cameron C. Cutlip
Plummer F. Cutlip
Buckeye
Zora
James Albert Mossee
White Post
Mossee
Albert D. Mossee
Clarke County
Lucile Mossee
James D. Mossee
Washington, D. C
Harriet Wallace
Mary Passee
Washington, D.C
Dorothy Moore
Middleburg
Ann Mossee
John Mossee
Philadelphia
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
T. C. Jackson
Ebenezer Cemetery
Vandalism Probed After Early Morning Break-Ins
Police investigate two vandalism incidents in the early hours. At Commercial Lunch Restaurant 568 Cameron St Roy Ambrose reports break-in after 3 a.m. food and beer stolen and store glass damaged. Ritter's Variety Store at 210 Kern St sees a brick shattered display window. Officers Hillyard and Mauck monitor the scenes.
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Commercial
N. Cameron St
Ambrose
Ritter’s
Kern St
Kent St
Highland Ave
Winchester
Walter Hillyard
Carroll Mauck
No Violation By Kennedy's Two Friends
Edgartown Massachusetts police chief Dominick Arena said Joseph Gargan and Paul Markham are not liable for prosecution for knowledge of the Mary Jo Kopechne car accident. Kennedy said the two lawyers helped search for her body but breached no reporting statute. Both men knew of the crash for hours. Gargan is Kennedy's cousin and Markham worked in Gargan's former law firm.
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Edgartown
Mass
Dominick J. Arena
Joseph Gargan
Paul Markham
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Gargan
Markham
U.S
Boston
Arena
Army Missed Enlistment Goal by 9000 Last Year
The Army failed to meet its 1969 enlistment objective by 9 000 as Nixon pledged to end the draft and Vietnam war doubts grew. Recruitment fell monthly Nov through June with 188 000 enlistments vs 197 000 planned.
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Army
Washington
Nixon
Army Recruiting Command
Donald L. Roberts
Richard M. Nixon
Virginia unemployment report shows 3.3 percent in Winchester area
The 1968 Virginia Employment Commission annual report notes 3.3 percent unemployment in the Winchester area. It details 2,288 nonfarm openings with 2,819 referrals and 1,888 fills, plus 812 farm jobs for southern migrants in crews. State totals include 105,983 filled openings and funds totaling $189,002,224 in the unemployment reserve.
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Virginia Employment Commission
Winchester
Virginia
National
Exservicemen
Humphrey declines to comment on Kennedy case
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he has no intention of commenting on the problems of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy describing him as a friend. He told reporters in Paris he would make no judgment on the case while changing planes. Humphrey was returning to New York after visits to Britain Denmark Finland Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.
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Paris
U.S
Hubert H. Humephrey
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Humephrey
Humphrey
New York
Britain
Denmark
Finland
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Howell Lists Expenditures
State Senator Henry E. Howell Jr filed an expense statement showing about $363,774 spent in just over a year as he pursued the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He apologized to contributors for the burden and noted hopes a “peoples’ candidate” would win. The runoff against William C. Battle is set for August 19.
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Richmond
Henry E. Howell Jr
Howell
State Board of Elections
Peoples
Norfolk
Charlottesville
William C. Battle
Battle
Major boating accident categories drive losses and injuries
The three main categories of pleasure boat accidents are capsizing which costs the most lives fires and explosions which cause the most property damage and collisions which produce the most personal injuries according to an insurer of pleasure boats and yachts.
Answers to designs and plant names list
A numbered sequence presents answers 1 through 10 with terms including Avocado Thistle-shamrock Early traveler Grapes Glycerine Formosa and repeated No entries. The list appears as a quiz key or catalog of terms without additional context or narrative.
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Formosa
Nixon Marcos meet in Manila on candor and trust
Nixon and Marcos held private talks during a 23 hour visit in Manila described as an atmosphere of total candor and trust. They debated post Vietnam policy and the U S Philippine relationship as Marcos sought options for maintaining American presence in Asia without committing combat troops.
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Indonesia
Nixon
Marcos
U.S
Asia
Osmena
Nudists Gather for East Coast Convention in Florida
About 250 nudists from 36 camps meet at Kissimmee's Cypress Cove for the American Sunbathing Association eastern division convention. Three peeping toms in underpants interrupt proceedings as attendees prepare for a national meeting in Granger Indiana. Highlights include a nudist king and queen contest and sports like tennis and volleyball as families attend.
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Kissimmee
Fla
Jim Hadley
Cypress Cove
American Sunbathing Association
Granger
Ind
Hadley
Weather Update for Virginia and Winchester
Fair today with patchy fog tonight. Lows 62 to 68. Sunday turns fair with highs 86 to 92. Monday looks for showers and warm. Winds variable 5 to 10 mph. Winchester skies note sunset 8:31 p.m. July 26 and sunrise 6:07 a.m. Moon low in Sagittarius tonight, sets 3:48 a.m. tomorrow.
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Sagittarius
Rainfall totals and averages across months and years
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ends at 8 30 am yesterday 0 22 inches. July rainfall to date 6 24 inches in 1969 total 18 13 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 56 years by month listed. Five year Jan to Dec totals 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 82 1967 36 48 1968 32 56. Long term Jan Dec average 36 43.
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Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptld
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Skity
Hog receipts rise in Northern Virginia market week
Virginia Department of Agriculture reports a 17 percent increase in hog receipts this week as prices ranged from steady to up to 1.00 higher. Top buyers sold 25.60 to 27, with heavy butchers 24.50 to 25.75 and sows 17 to 21. Veal and lambs showed mixed shifts. slaughter cattle declined, feeders down overall.
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MDS Funeral Home
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New York City
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Stainton
C.J. Brumback
Cameronst
Morgan Products
Simsbury
Rosswell
Plainfield
Maddox Park
Glaize & Bro
Chevrolet
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Belo
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APU
Winchester Skies
Midwest
Southwest
D. R. Lohr
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Belle Grove
Middletown
St. Thomas Chapel
Middletown, Va
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