Obituaries list for Dailey Berryhill and Johnson
Donald L Dailey 40 of Winchester dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital born Gainesboro March 29 1927 son of A V and Hope Gray Dailey Sr married Dorothy Keckley July 1946 in Winchester employed 20 years with Mitler and Anderson as refrigerator and air conditioner serviceman Navy veteran World War II member of Stephens City V F W and Market Street Methodist Church survived by parents widow one daughter Sharon Huff siblings A V Dailey Jr Mrs Robert Luttrell Mrs Leroy DeHaven and Mrs Elwood Welsh and one grandchild Caprice Huff funeral at Market Street Church burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Richard E Berryhill 23 Gainesboro dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home pallbearers listed burial Ebenzer Cemetery Walter Johnson baseball great pitched 113 shutouts in 21 year Major League career
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Piccadilly St
Winchester Memoria
Dailey
Gainesboro
A.V
Hope Gray Dailey
Dorothy Keckley
Winchester
Mitler” & “Anderson
Navy
Stephens City
Market Street Methodist Church
Donald L. Dailey
Sharon D. Huff
A.V. Dailey, Jr
Stephenson
Robert Luttrell
Cross Junction
Leroy DeHaven
Elwood Welsh
Caprice Huff
Market Street
Edward J. Taylor
James G. Papke
Wesley M. Thompson
Clyde E. Melester
W. F. Kirk
Charles H. Dick
Fremont M. Fogle
Mount Helbron Cemetery
Richard E. Berryhill
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
J. Beryl Boswell
Robert W. Bowers, Jr
Max E. Mellett
Elwood L. Kern
Charles E. Triplett
Harold B. Adams
Ebenzer Cemetery
Obituaries for Mooney and Hamman of Bluemont and Front Royal
Mrs. William Mooney 94 of Bluemont dies after long illness widow of William T. Mooney born in Maryland survived by two daughters Mrs Overton of Bluemont and Mrs Evelyn Kunego of Baltimore and seven great grandchildren Funeral arrangements at Berry Funeral Home Knoxville with burial in Knoxville Charles Franklin Hamman 70 of Front Royal dies at home born Feb 27 1897 in Strasburg a WWI veteran and retired carpenter survived by widow Daisey Mae Jenkins five daughters and two brothers and two sisters Funeral services at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial in St Stephens Cemetery. American Legion Shenandoah Post 771 to provide pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Mooney
Bluemont
William T. Mooney
Mooney
Maryland
Calvus A
Mary Jones Owens
Nettie M. Overton
Overton
Evelyn Kunego
Baltimore
Berry Funeral Home
Knoxville
Tenn
John H. Enders
Berryville
Charles Franklin Hamman
Luray Ave
Front Royal
Mr. Hamman
Strasburg
William and
Caroline Beeler Hamman
Daisey Mae Jenkins
Five Daughers
Rosella ‘Hoover
Romaine Henry
Miami, Fla
Mary Hutchinson
Lorton
Gertrude Wean
Arcola
Bonnie Stonebraker
Rest Royals
Charles.p. Hain
Warnetie
John Hamman
Woodstock
Ben Hamman
Stephens City
Murphy Miller
Mary Palmer
Chapel of Stover Funeral Home
George M. Smith
Clarence Orndorff
Freeman Miller
Melvin Jenkins
Andrew Hamman
Grayson Hamman
Edward Wean
Shenandoah Post 771
American Legion
St. Stephens Cemetery
Died Mrs. Ella Welsh of Winchester Area
Mrs. Ella Welsh of 43 Cameron Street died at her home. She was born January 1 1882 in Frederick County daughter of the late William S. and Anna M. Snapp. Survived by husband Travers M. Welsh four children Lavinia Raymond Loretta and Elwood Welsh all of Winchester and a large extended family. Funeral arrangements incomplete Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Ella Welsh
S. Cam ‘Eron St
Travers M. Welsh
Welsh
Frederick County
William S
Anna M. Orndorff Snapp
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Lavinia Welsh
Raymond S. Welsh
Loretta Welsh
Elwood Welsh
Winchester
Zoe Heironimus
Berryville
Mary Belle Racer
Boyce
Julia Miller
Strasburg
Maggie Lewis
Upperville
Joe Snapp
Florida
Andy Snapp
Texas
Russell Snapp
John H. Enders
Sinai and Gaza Fronts Roil as Arab-Israeli War Escalates
Arab broadcasts claim air and ground gains across Sinai Gaza and Jerusalem fronts as Egypt Syria Jordan and Iraq deploy forces. Israel says it repels attacks with heavy fighting in the Negev and Sinai while warning Americans to depart Israel. King Hussein vows Arab retaliation as Dayan states Israel aims to frustrate blockade efforts.
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Egypt
Cairo
Damascus
Haifa
Israel
Amman
Sinai Desert Front
Thermy
Tthis
Gaza ‘Strip
Jerusalem
Sinai Desert
al Ee
Seshiee
Syria
Palestine
Cairo Radio
Hussein
Jordan
Moshe Dayan
Sinai
United States
Soviet Union
Iraq
Negev
Gaza Strip
U.S
Tel Aviv
State Department
Nce Aes
Riera
Middle East tensions prompt talks as world powers seek peace
Reports indicate states plan to focus on ending the fighting while Britain calls for renewed talks among the United States Soviet Union and France. In other news Mrs. Ethel May Pangle 77 of Strasburg died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born May 16 1890 in Frederick County and survived by her children siblings and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Stover Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Church Cemetery. The family will gather at Owen Pangles home and receive friends tonight.
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States
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
France
Son
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Ethel May Pangle
Strasburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pangle
Frederick County
John
Anna Cooper Kline
Franklin L. Pangle
Walnut Springs Christian Church
Medford M. Pangle
Harrisons Purg
Owen L. Pangle
Delores A. Donald
Winchester
Raymond R. Kline
Romney
W.va
Chapel of Stover Funeral Home
Harry M. Crim
Elwood Boyer
John W. Beeler
Gilbert Brumback
Lauck Pangle
John Pangle
Frederick Hockman
Lebanon Church
Owen Pangle
Weather Today Forecast for Virginia and Winchester
Tonight in Virginia is fair with a low in the 50s. Tuesday and Wednesday bring variable clouds and continued warmth. In Winchester tonight sunset at 8 36 p m sunrise tomorrow 5 46 a m moonrise 4 31 a m new moon on June 8.
Robinsons Press for Low Virginia Tax Burden
Delmer Robinson, nominated by Charles Toan, outlined figures showing Virginia’s poor standings in education, mental health and per capita income. He urged a balanced legislature with annual sessions to run worthwhile constructive programs over the long term and warned that fewer program cares could force debt or tax increases.
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Delmer Robinson
Charles Toan
Virginia
Robinson
Rainfall totals and monthly averages in 1967 update
Rainfall data cover the past 48 hours ending 8 30 a m today and 1967 year to date 13 70 inches. Historical July through December monthly averages over 54 years show slight variation with June and July near 3 7 inches. Five year totals 1962 to 1966 range from 26 85 to 39 73 inches.
Fire Hits Cather Farm For Second Time In A Year
Ray N Cather of Rt 1 Berry suffered a second blaze at his farm nearly a year after a 1966 June fire. Yesterday morning the machine shed brooder house and garage burned with two tractors a car a garden tractor mower corn planter wagon truck motor and 300 bales of hay lost. Cather had only 500 dollars of insurance on the shed and none on the machinery. The alarm came in about 9 15 as Mrs Costello from the tenant house alerted the family and the Enders Fire Company responded. Firemen saved another building from catching fire.
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John H. Enders Fire Company
Sam Costello
Cather
Ray N.cather’s
Clarke County
Clarke Star
Bill Rhoden
View Movie Riding Club Show at War Memorial
The Hollywood Turf Club presents Horse Sense a 25 minute film tonight at 8 p.m. during the Lewis M. Allen Riding Club meeting at the War Memorial Building. Members welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Turf Club
Lewis M. Allen Riding Club
War Memorial
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Winchester Evening Star
Berryhill Service
Walter Johnson
Smalts Florist, Inc
Pia Tinenier
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Walnut Springs Cemetery
IP the
Golden Mule
John W. Rosenberger
John W.rosenberger and Co., Inc
Quarers School
Commerce St
Wayne B. Omps
Larry ‘T. Omps
Richard A. Funk
Jack H. Geisel, Jr
Bruce C. Sheard
William Mooney
Charles F. Hamman
Mrs. Travers Welsh
Hodson Service
Charles Herbert Hodson
Shenandoah Ave
Omps
John Collins
Little Mountain Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
U.S. Marine Corps
Gilbert Rees
Alvin Smith
Bobby L. Snapp
Frank Cooper
James Coffman
Elroy Mathias
Walnut Springs
Oranda
Mid-East
Paris
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Middle East
Mrs
Franklin Pangle
Winchester Skies
Robinsons
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Spel Be . Com
Idianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cather Farm
Ray N. Cather
Rt. 1
C. J. Brumback & Sons
P.T.O
C.l. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Andersen Casement
Mie
Anderson Casements
Glalitze
S&s Bro
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