Obituaries: Mills Ritter and Nichols in Front Royal Winchester area
Eddie Shelton Mills 90 of 10 High St Front Royal died Wednesday in a Woodstock nursing home He was born Feb 9 1888 in Rappahannock County a WWI veteran Surviving granddaughter Loretta Kibler and great granddaughter Other details note graveside service tomorrow at Willis Chapel Cemetery Pallbearers listed Arrangements by Maddox Funeral Home Paul L Ritter 72 of 644 Watson Ave Winchester died yesterday He was born Sept 30 1905 in Winchester Painter and paper hanger owner of Ritter s Grocery Surviving wife Laura Anderson eight grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral service tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home Burial in Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City Services noted for Audrey L Nichols 48 of White Post died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital Burial in Greenhill Cemetery with pallbearers named from Jones Funeral Home
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Eddie Shelton Mills
High St
Front Royal
Woodstock
Mr. Mills
Rappahannock County
Thomas
Betty Johnson Mills
WWE
Loretta M. Kibler
Lizzie W. Mills
Willis Chapel Cemetery
Vickie E. Pittard
Maddox Funeral Home
Paul L. Ritter
Watson Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ritter
Winchester
Ernest L
Parlee Madigan Ritter
Ritter
Laura Anderson
Laura Kline
Donald L. Ritter
Tampa
Fla
Nellie Ransom
Thomas Allen Ritter
Jones Funeral Home
Harley L. Wigfield
Earl Madigan
Herman Madigan
Leonard Madigan
Jack Ritter
Garland Ritter
Waldo Wise
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Bridge misdirection yields slam despite misfines
The article analyzes a bridge hand where North declares a slam after a short auction. West leads spades and the declarer misreads minor-suit finesses, failing the diamond path but eventually reaches a successful slam by countering Easts clubs and ruffing. The key lesson is that the contract can be made despite wrong finesses if the correct line is chosen.
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North
South
West
Declarer
East
Americans and Canadians urged to leave Lebanon
The United States and Canada advise their citizens to depart Lebanon amid threats of further Syrian attacks on Christians. The U.S. Embassy reports no evacuation of the 1,500 to 2,000 Americans yet, but urges nonessential departures as embassy staff are reduced and dependents sent home.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Canada
U.S
State Department
Sentencing Painful Anti abortionists Fined for Court Disobedience
Four anti abortion protesters in Fairfax County were fined 500 each and given 60 day suspended sentences for trespassing at the Northern Virginia Women s Medical Center after defying a court order limiting demonstrations. Judge Clarke urged the group to stop and warned of possible jail if fines were not paid within 30 days.
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Alexandria, Va
Fairfax County
U.S. District Court
J. Calvitt Clarke Jr
Clarke
Northern Virginia Women’s Medical Center
3819
Prosperity Ave
Jeanne Marie Miller
Bowie, Md
Mary Beth McKernan
Arlington, Va
David Gaetano
Wheaton
Diane
Bodner
University of Maryland
Gaetano
Ms. Bodner
Carter Visits Norfolk to Commission USS Mississippi
President Jimmy Carter will attend the 11 a.m. ceremony at the Norfolk Naval Base on August 5 to help commission the Navy’s newest nuclear powered guided missile cruiser the USS Mississippi. Senator John C. Stennis and Janet Finch sponsor the ship while Gov. Finch’s daughter is listed as sponsor.
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Norfolk
Jimmy Carter
Navy
Mississippi
John C. Stennis
Clift Finch
Janet
Norfolk Naval Base
Luray Caverns Celebrates Century of Discovery
The ad touts Luray Caverns as a leading eastern attraction offering the Stalacpipe Organ, golf, tennis, antique cars, and varied menus. It marks the 100th anniversary of the caverns’ discovery and invites visitors to experience a memorable hometown vacation.
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America
Luray Caverns
Luray
Roanoke Jury Rules Death Penalty for Johnson
Roanoke jurors convict Major Henry Johnson Jr. of capital murder in the Dec 9 robbery slaying of John Gardner and impose the death penalty. The nine man three woman panel deliberated about three hours for sentencing and will automatic appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court.
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Roanoke
Henry Johnson Jr
John Gardner
Johnson
Virginia
Ernest Ballou
Virginia Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Robert Rider
Cliff Weckstein
David Johnson
Gardner
Star and Save Money Coupon Ads Boost Value
Readers are urged to save money by using coupons in today's Star newspaper. The promotions promise a wide array of items for a small purchase and encourage checking the Star ads for deals.
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Frisco Washington
North Ave
Cartwright Funeral Home
Frederick
Warren
Rotary Club
Frederick Hirat
Lee Jackson
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Home
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Episcopal Church
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
West East
North East South West
Gerald Ford
Washington
Independent Truckers Association
Ford
Ken Brown
Carter
North Carolina
White House
Newport News Shipbuilding
Newport News
Arab League
Old Dominion Savings & Loan
Ld Dominions Savings & Loan Association
Boscawen & Washington
Weems Lane
Pageant of Steam
Berryville, Virginia
Steam Calliope
Ealers
Frea Markets
Calvin Ritter
Linden Dr
Alice Godlove
Imperial St
Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine Association, Inc
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