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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1976

Page

3

Obituaries from Shenandoah Valley area noted deaths

George L Edmonds 72 of Woodstock died yesterday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Cecil E Hahn Sr 58 of Winchester funeral Tuesday at Omps Funeral Home. E Ruth Longcor 78 of Winchester area died Saturday. Ralph I Myers Sr 58 of Stephens City funeral today. Frances Ellen Ebert 54 of Winchester died Saturday. services tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. Expressions of sympathy to Arthritis Foundation.

George L. Edmonds George Lee Edmonds Rt. 1 Woodstock Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Mr. Edmonds Maurertown J and Laura Sheetz Edmonds Urviving Annie Miller Winchester Dellinger Funeral Home Chapel Roger Combs Lawrence Helsley Cecil E. Hahn Sr Cecil Elwood Hahn Sr Rt. 4 Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Hahn Kirby W. Va van Buren and Linnie Catherine Park Hahn Market Street United Methodist Stuart M. Perry Corp Winchester V.F.W. Post Winchester Eagles Club Marie Collier Cecil E. Hahn Jr Daryl Linda) Mann Frederick County Paul DeHaven Albert Hobby Georgia Leonard Hahn Capon Bridge Omps Funeral Morgan Smart Shenandoah Memorial Park E. Ruth Longcor Country Club Drive Longcor Brooklyn Charles Watrous Lavira McCoy Watrous Grace Lutheran Church H. Lee Anne L.) Simpson Lillian MacDonald Belle E. Wirfel Oregon Miller-Bean Funeral Home Scranton Evergreen Cemetery Myers Ralph I. Myers Sr Stephens City Omps Funeral Home Fred A. Duckett Mahlon Horst Charles Ritenour Leo Madagan Charles Sandy Ronald Keeler Thornton Hartley Mason Larwood Frances Ebert Frances Ellen Ebert Richards Ave Clarke County Mary Holler Ebert J.W. Ebert Welltown United Methodist Church Winchester Federation of the Blind Lewis H. Ebert Charles R. Ebert Lee A. Ebert John W. Ebert Douglas G. Ebert Alexandria Jones Funeral Home William E. Richards Robert J. Donnelly John Lee Charles Douglas Lewis Allen, Gray Stephen Ebert Mount Hebron Arthritis Foundation Virginia North Boulevard P.O. Box Richmond Gayle Thompson Gayle (Robbin) Thompson Wilson Blvd Miss Thompson Leesburg Joyce McDonough Thompson Handley High School Francis B. Thompson Lynchburg Debbie Thompson Margaret McDonough Viola Thompson Fredericksburg R. Winston Lutz P Hampton Hylton Warren E. Gregory Albert Mitchell Todd Andrew Elliott Gore Hampshire Memorial Hospital Rane S. Bofill Elliott Andrew R Nancy Lee Frederick County Junior High School Julia Spaid Whitacre Lloyd Elliott Clara Peacemaker Bloomery W.va Funeral Home Morris Ather

J Paul Getty Dies as Wealth and Power Define Era

J Paul Getty, 83, long oil magnate and world’s richest private citizen, died at his country estate near London. The American born magnate presided over Getty Oil Co while amassing a vast fortune, with estimates ranging up to four billion dollars. His life spanned philanthropy, personal tolls of wealth, and a highly publicized 1973 ransom case involving his grandson.

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California Governor and Betty Ford Meet at Los Angeles Hospital Dedication

California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and First Lady Betty Ford met at a Los Angeles hospital dedication as Brown campaigned in the upcoming California presidential primary. Brown welcomed Mrs. Ford and Brown spoke briefly before Mrs. Ford addressed the gathering.

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