Obituary of George William Fiddler 1901 70
George William Fiddler 70 of 601 South Cameron Street died Monday at the Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg West Virginia. Born in Frederick County September 5 1901 he was the son of the late William and Emma Johnson Fiddler. He worked for the Virginia Woolen Company before retiring and served in World War I. He is survived by a half brother James C. Fiddler of Bunker Hill West Virginia. A funeral will be conducted Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Pastor Craig B. Burleson. Burial will follow in Brucetown Cemetery. The body is at the Jones Funeral Home.
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George William Fiddler
S. Cameron St
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Fiddler
Frederick County
William and
Emma Johnson Fiddler
Virginia Woolen Company
James C. Fiddler
Bunker Hill
Jones Funeral Home
Craig B. Burleson
Brucetown Cemetery
Obituary notes from Winchester area deaths dated today
Jean L Caillouet 302 Amherst St died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral arrangements incomplete. Margaret Hansbrough Riley 714 Academy Circle died today at home born Oct 2 1911 in Winchester daughter of Mildred Miller Hansbrough and the late Garland Hansbrough funeral at Christ Episcopal Church burial Mount Hebron. Living Memorial Fund donation requested. Omps Earnest D Rowe 1317 Virginia Ave died in Washington County Hospital previously farmer retired survived by two sons one daughter two brothers and 14 grandchildren funeral at Minnick Hagerstown burial Clear Spring Mennonite Cemetery. Mrs Mayme Hicks Bott 76 215 W Clifford St died Monday Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral today at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron. Gertrude Alice Elliott 69 Rt 5 died yesterday Codeine substance note.
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Amherst St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Margaret Hansbrough Riley
Academy Circle
Riley
Winchester
Mildred Miller Hansbrough
Tennyson Ave
Garland H. Hansbrough
Christ Episcopal Church
Women's Auxiliary
Altar Guild Guild
John W
Jack) Riley, Jr
Ronald F
Catherine Gibson) Kerns
Richmond
John William Riley, III
Hilda Miller
Ward Swank
Georgia
Samuel Scott Hansbrough
John A. Baden
Mount Hebron
Living Memorial Fund
Omps Funeral Home
Earnest D. Rowe
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
Washington County
Mr. Rowe
Waynesboro
Walter and
Linnie Beach Rowe
Reform Church
Bufflick Road
Col
Carroll D. Rowe
Virginia Beach
Roger E. Rowe
Ringold
Catherine Athey
Halfway
Keller Rowe
Glesner Rowe
Corona del Mar
Calif
Minnick
Harvey Wilder
Norman Cain
Clear Spring Mennonite Church Cemetery
Mayme Hicks Bott
Gertrude Alice Elliott
Rt. 5
Omps Funeral
Father remembers Gwen Ames in funeral eulogy and plea
In Reston Virginia Gwen Ames 17 was remembered as a heroin recovery story and hopeful symbol after her death police say she was strangled not overdosed. Her father Arde Ames a housing official urged youths to draw strength from Gwen’s fight against addiction and the hope she represented. Nearly 300 attendees heard the emotional tribute at Washington Plaza Baptist Church before burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery Herndon. Detectives continued to probe a motive as toxicology tests progressed and police described bruising on Gwen’s neck and face suggesting strangulation after leaving her boyfriend’s side near Lake Anne Center.
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McGovern Builds Lead In Multiple States As Delegates Voted
With 92 percent counted, McGovern holds 33 percent to Wallace 30 and Humphrey 26 in a multi state tally. New Jersey results are unclear amid slow counting with McGovern claiming 63 wins and Humphrey conceding 55 delegates. Senate incumbents Eastland Metcalf and Case win renomination.
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D Miss
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Stephens City council hears protests on sawmill and bicycle rules
At a Stephens City Town Council meeting two delegations voiced opposition to a proposed sawmill by Melvin Sandy set to start July 1 and to a bicycle on sidewalks ban. Citizens urged retaining sidewalk use and urged public input on a 10 percent utility tax ordinance.
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Melvin Sandy
Nelle Bruce
Bruce
Clarke County Board Names Appointments For Zoning and Roads
Clarke County Board of Supervisors met to recommend George Greenhalgh Jr for reappointment to the Zoning Appeals Board. They appointed Richard Bromley Kenneth Black Charles Schutte Fred Jones and M S Buckley as secondary road viewers for the year. Dr Ralph B Snapp’s Welfare Board term ends this month and Edward B Lee was discussed but ineligible due to term limits. no action was taken on a Welfare Board appointee.
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Circuit Court
Zoning Appeals Board
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
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Kenneth Black
Charles Schutte
Fred Jones
M.S. Buckley
Ralph B. Snapp
Welfare Board
Edward B. Lee
Board of Supervisors
Welfare Department
Lee
Rifle and Pistol Club Offers Urgent Meeting Tonight
The Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club schedules an urgent 7:30 PM meeting in the War Memorial Building. A spokesman says it is the most important gathering in the club’s history and urges all members to attend.
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Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club
War Memorial
Town Manager Dies at 64 in Virginia
Town manager C W Woollums died of an apparent heart attack at age 64. Mayor Luther M Edwards said he reported to work, then slumped at the wheel of his car in the town garage after driving about 100 feet. He had served as town manager for five years.
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C.W. Woollums
Luther M. Edwards
Woollums
Community program offers cash rewards for drug pushers
The city launches the T SP program to curb opium derivative abuse. A confidential tip line operated by volunteers gathers information for verified police action with cash rewards funded by local businesses. Similar systems exist in Fairfax Staunton and Norfolk Virginia.
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Fairfax
Staunton
Norfolk
Virginia
Crash Victim in Good Condition Identified
Norwood McKenzie of Rt. 5 was injured in a 10:58 p.m. crash on Old Charles Town Road and remains in good condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman said he may be moved out of ICU later today.
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Norwood McKenzie
Rt. 5
Charles Town
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McKenzie
Weather and extended forecast for Northern Valley and Winchester
Clear and cool tonight with lows in the 50s. Thursday sunny with highs in the 80s. Extended forecast shows partly cloudy Friday with upper 70s to low 80s and a chance of showers at night, then cooler weekend with 70s highs. Rain today 0.01 inches. year totals and past five years' rainfall listed. Sunset and sunrise times for Winchester noted. Answers section lists items from a quiz.
Hail Damage to Fruit Heaviest South of City
Hail struck Sunday leaving orchard damage centered in Stephens City Middletown and Middle Road near Relief Methodist Church. Dr Clarence Hill of Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory said 75 percent of Alfred Snapps orchard apples were hit with 5 to 10 percent cut open by jagged stones up to nickel size. Nichols and R T cherry orchards also reported heavy damage.
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Middletown
Middle Road
Clarence Hill
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Hill
Relief Methodist Church
Alfred Snapp
Nichols
Wall Street Drops as Markets Digest Gains and Firms React
Wall Street extended its slide with the Dow off 5.27 to 946.19 as broad declines led the NYSE. Eastman Kodak Dana Corp and Braniff moved on mixed results while Levitz Furniture delayed opening after resigning its president amid an SEC probe into a 600000 share registration filing and union activity.
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New York Stock Exchange
Eastman Kodak
Homestake Mining
Dana Corp
International Telephone & Telegraph
Braniff Airways
Levitz Furniture
Leon J. Levitz
Teamsters Union
Securities and Exchange Commission
Clarke County sees surge in new home starts and permits
Clarke County Board of Supervisors heard that new home starts for January to May this year more than doubled from last year. Permits issued totaled 45 valued at $950,000 versus 26 permits worth $413,000 previously. The report excludes business and other construction and does not count a $200,000 Keystone Bible Church permit, the largest single permit to date.
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David Donovan
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Keystone Bible Church
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