Obituaries for Staubs Mowery and Mitchell Rendered
Funeral services are set for Boyd Staubs 57 of 623 Battle Ave. at Jones Funeral Home tomorrow at 10 with burial at Fairview Cemetery Bolivar West Virginia. Ethel Mowery 73 of Stephens City dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital with service Saturday at 2 at Stephens City United Methodist Church. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Estle Mitchell 67 of Rt1 Woodstock dies in Winchester hospital with service tomorrow at 2 at Dellinger Pa Home Woodstock. Interment details, pallbearers and visiting hours listed. families to attend services at scheduled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Woodrow
Woody) Staubs
Battle Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Edward M. Garrett, Jr
Wilmer L. Landers
Albert N. Jewell
F.P. McCarty
Oscar Caniford
C.W. Ritchie
H.E. Working
Fairview Cemetery
Bolivar
W.va
Ethel Elizabeth Mowery
Ralph A. Mowery
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mowery
Frederick County
George and
Nora Long Yeakle
Kenneth E. Mowery
Lillian L.rollings
Richmond
Stephens City United Methodist
Estle Mitchell
Rt.1
Winer Memorial Hospital
Dellinger Pa
Woodstock
Alexander Yates
M. Everett Dorr
Mr. Mitchell
Huntington
Joseph F
Minnie Suplett Mitchell
Gerald Hepner, Jr
Kirby Ortis
Ralph Gochenour
Guy Wetzel
Cecil Stultz
John Richman
Frederick Frye
Harry Rudy
Carl Hisey
Bernard Epard
Frank Morrison
John Solenberger
Lewis Eye
Bill Bridgeforth
William Logan
Raymond Baker
J. Wilbur Gochenour
Funeral services for Boyd Woodrow Woody Stanbs Friday
Funeral services set for Boyd Woodrow Woody Stanbs Friday at 10:00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home. The notice lists Jones Funeral Home as the location and dates.
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Mr. Boyd Woodrow
Woody’ Stanbs
Jones Funeral Home
Wandering riders reflect on unity and exposure across America
Bill Patrick of Booneville Kentucky and Georgetown College recalls rough paths on a cross country ride through about 15 states. He notes universal kindness in America and a common goal among diverse riders including Negroes Puerto Ricans whites and urban and suburban youths.
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Mid-West
Atlantic Ocean
Bill Patrick
Booneville
Georgetown
Davenport
U.C.L.A
California
Delaware
Commercial debut of instant coffee in early 1900s
Instant coffee became a commercial reality in 1906 when G Washington an American chemist in Guatemala City invented a refined soluble coffee that was first sold in the United States in 1909 according to Encyclopaedia Britannica
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G. Washington
Guatemala City
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Grand jury backs police in Jackson State killings
A Hinds County grand jury found police justified in firing during the Jackson State College confrontation on May 15. It said officers acted after being shot at by snipers, with about 150 rounds fired, mostly into a women's dormitory. Negro leaders dismissed the report as whitewash.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson State College
Hinds County
Alex Waites
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Grand Jury
Waites
Jackson State Campus
Russell Davis
Davis
Presidential Commission On
Changing Nation New Statistical Mural Emerging
The Census Bureau advances counting 205 million people with 181,369,297 tallied so far. Forty-two states are preliminarily complete and 18 central cities lose population while 26 gain in surrounding suburbs, signaling shifts that affect congressional seats and federal aid.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Stormy wiring hits fuse box and TV set in Clearbrook
Fire crews responded to a storm related electrical incident in Clearbrook and handled a water main burst at Crown Cork and Seal on Rt 11. Kimberly Morrison, 13, struck by lightning at Camp Rimrock West Virginia, remained in hospital today after ICU transfer.
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Clearbrook
Crown, Cork & Seal Co., Inc
Rt. 11
Kimberly Morrison
Camp Rimrock
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Satisfactory After Crash On Rt. 340 South of Berryville
Two young men were hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a crash on Rt. 340. Michael Yowell of Boyce suffered a fractured leg and Madison Sechrist of Paris a spinal injury, with James Richards of Boyce and Ken Smith of Winchester treated for lacerations and released. Wayne Bloom, injured in a separate Featherbed Lane collision, had a forehead laceration and was released. Sharon Newcome of Berryville and Edward Moore of 223 Miller St. were treated for contusions and abrasions after a Rt. 7 east of Winchester accident and released. no hospital admission.
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Rt. 340
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Michael Yowell
Boyce J
Wayne Bloom
Featherbed Lane
Bloom
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Rt. 7
Winchester
Sharon Newcome
Edward Moore
Miller St
Holton Rejects State Intervention in Desegregation Cases
Virginia Governor Linwood Holton refused a group of 14 state lawmakers request that the state intervene in pending desegregation lawsuits in federal courts. Holton said intervention would not be in Virginia or localities best interests and pledged continued focus on school integration efforts. A related note cites Rep. Abbitt urging President Nixon to ask the Supreme Court to convene during summer recess to decide on school busing.
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Richmond
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Lacey Putney
Bedford
U.S. Supreme Court
Norfolk
Rich
Mond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Watkins M. Abbitt
Nixon
Supreme Court
Abbitt
Weather today Virginia with humid thunderstorms possible
Variable cloudiness tonight and Friday with possible thundershowers. Highs in the 80s to low 90s, lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday. Extended outlook calls for continued warmth through Monday with afternoon and evening thundershowers and highs in the 80s to low 90s.
Flames Wreck Store and Post Office in Rio West Virginia
The C J Loy General Store and Rio post office burned late Tuesday. Mrs. Loy estimates eight to ten thousand dollars in stock lost as many supplies and stamps were destroyed or stuck together. Firefighters from seven companies battled the blaze after a 9 45 p m alarm and the post office is now operating from the fire hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Loy
Rio
W. Va
Wall Street Edges Higher In Quiet Morning Trade
Stock prices edged up in quiet trading with the Dow Jones at 735.76 after opening. Gainers on the NYSE led losses narrowly as analysts warned of potential dips from disappointing news and awaited President Nixon's televised news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Butler Receives Finance Degree and Army Commission
James D. Butler Jr. earned a B S in Finance from the University of Richmond and was commissioned as a second lieutenant through ROTC. He served as University Senator and treasurer of Sigma Chi, led Kiwanis Circle K, and presided over local Kiwanis. Married to Susan Saville, they reside in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, where he works in sales management for Mobil Oil.
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James D. Butler, Jr
J. Douglas Butler
Malden Drive
University of Richmond School of Business
U.S. Army
Sigma Chi
University Kiwanis Circle K
Butler
Susan Saville
Ralph Saville
Merrimans Lane
Heather Chanin
Butlers
Willow Grove
Mobil Oil Corporation
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