Obituaries for Richards Haines Onken and Lowenbach
Obituary notices report Alva Richards 80 of Martinsburg Pike died Monday and Peter Joseph Davidaitis 44 of Rt. 6 will have a graveside service. Osa Hiett Haines 79 of Winchester died yesterday. John Onken of Stephens City died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. William Albert Lowenbach 81 of Middletown died Sunday with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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Alva Richards
Martinsburg Pike
Mr. Richards
Sepatree B
Josephine ‘Hennstoffle
Richerde Riggl
Grace Ndou
Christ Bpiacopal Church
H.P. Eddy Mount
N.C
Joe J. Hughes
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
John A. Baden
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Peter Joseph Davidaitis
Rt. 6
Arlington Cemetery
Jones Funeral
Osa Hiett Haines
Romney
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Haines
James Naire
The
Baptist Church
Orlena Everett Haines
Ercia Saville
New Castle
Del
Genevieve Maxwell
Alexandria
John Oaken
Stephens City
Onken
Germany
Barbara Zimmerman Orken
John Onken
Long Island
N.Y
Harriet Scheulen
Eleanor Ziese
Johanna Willenbrok
Albrecht Funeral Home
East Islip
William Albert Lowenbach
Middletown
James R. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Charles H.flowers
Maj
William Hammack
William A. Lowenbach
John R. Lowenbach
Harry S. Tubaugh
Lanny K. Twigg
Don Poulson
Andrew Myruski
Robert Garrison
Hollis Coffelt
Frank M. Branum
A. Park Hottel
Robert F. Phalen
H. Clay Manuel
William Wilkes
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
George Fletcher
Warren L. Reeves
Garland Strickler
Hansel E. Lindamood
William Ralph Rinker
Lynn H. Comer
Allen Barley
Howard Mills
Eli W. Parker
Moorefield
Thrush
Thomas Wildman
Turner Bowen
Dailey Fleming
Dallas Racey
Eugene Snyder
Earl Proffit
Ray Roomsburg
Newhouse
Big
R. Page (Pearl) Lewis
National Ave
Paul J. Slonaker
Jesse L. Himelright
Richard Co. Hickerson
Paul H. Ensogna
G.S. Ensogna
Loring J. Wright, Jr
Henry A. Lowry
Mount Hebron
Nixon Orders Power Cut to Indian Land in California
The Coast Guard says the White House ordered electricity cut to Indians occupying land near a lighthouse island. Indians report a portable generator, while arrests of Pit Indians for trespassing on PG&E land occur at Big Bend and a nearby company campground. The case cites 1963 Indian Claims Commission rulings and a $29 million California settlement dispute.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Pit
California
Funeral notices for Peter J Davidaitis Pearl Lewis Alva Richards George Fletcher
Funeral services for Peter J Davidaitis include a graveside service at Arlington Cemetery on Wednesday at 11 00 AM and a Christian wake at Jones Funeral Home on Tuesday at 730 PM. Also listed are services for Pearl Pearl Lewis at 130 PM Wednesday Alva C Richards at 330 PM Wednesday and George Fletcher at 1100 AM Thursday at Jones Funeral Home.
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Peter Joseph Davidaitis
Arlington Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs. R. Page
Pearl”’ Lewis
Mr. George Fletcher
Virginia residents relocate within same county since 1960
Since 1960 about 850000 Virginians moved their homes but stayed in the same county or city, reflecting local mobility patterns and housing turnover without changing jurisdiction.
14 year old high school graduate earns 52 college credits
Gerald Antione of Newton Mass finished four years of high school in one year and earned 52 college credits. At 14 he graduates with his class at Newton High School and plans to attend Northeastern University this fall for electrical engineering. He enjoys music swimming ice skating and speaks fluent French. His father, a Northeastern math professor, says Gerald is largely self taught.
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Newton
Mass
Roger Antione
Gerald
Newton High School
Northeastern University
Northeastern
France
Antione
Wayside Theatre Opens Summer Season In Middletown
Philip Whitney of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce accepts a Wayside Theatre display poster from box office manager Patricia Hannigan. The Summer Season begins tonight at 8 30 with The Owl and the Pussycat and tickets are sold at six community locations including the Chamber of Commerce.
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Philip Whitney
Winchester-Frederick County
Marchers Protest Terrorists' Acts in Guatemala City
Thousands march with the coffin of economics professor Justo Rufino Cabrera Guzman through Guatemala City to protest his torture and murder by a right wing group called Ojo para Ojo. Victims include businessman Manuel Villaverde Vasquez slain by masked gunmen at a playground.
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Guatemala
Guatemala City
Carl von Sprell
West Germany
Justo Rufino Cabrera Guzman
University of San Carlos
Manuel Villaverde Vasquez
Cabrera
von Spreti
Villaverde
Ervin Proposes 60 Day Speedy Trial Bill in Senate
Senator Sam Ervin introduces a bill with Senator Hart to require federal criminal trials start within 60 days of indictment. The plan phases in cases, exempts tax antitrust and security, and funds districts to meet the timing goal.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Senate
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Nixon
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Florida
Ervin
Congress
Née
Winchester District Methodist Assignments Promoted to Churches
George W. Burroughs will lead First United Methodist Church Winchester succeeding Paul J. Slonaker. James A. Meads Jr. to Montague Avenue Church succeeding Thomas A. Wildman Sr. John T. LeGault to Marvin Chapel succeeding Charles Ammons. Richard W. Hall III to John Wesley Front Royal and Ralph E. Stoufe to Riverson Church. Josiah A. Andrew to Fairview Refuge churches succeeding Charles H. Harless. Other new Winchester District postings include Kesner at Edinburg Olin, Floyd at Elkton Millard, White at Harrisonburg, Blakemore at John Wesley, Murphy at Otterbein, Pollard at Manor Memorial, Shelton at Shenandoah, Nuckols at Strasburg, Staples at Toms Brook Lohring, Dorr at Woodstock.
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George W. Burroughs
First United Methodist Church
Winchester
Paul J. Slonaker
James A. Meads, Jr
Montague Avenue Church
Thomas A. Wildman, Sr
John T. LeGault
Marvin Chapel
Charles Ammons
Richard W. Hall III
John Wesley Church
Front Royal
Ralph E. Stoufe
Riverson
Josiah A. Andrew
Fairview Refuge
Charles H. Harless
Edinburg
Olin R. Kesner
Elkton
Millard Floyd
James D. White
Harrisonburgh
John H.blakemore, Jr
Asbury Memorial
Benjamint E. Broaden
John Wesley
E. Thomas Murphy, Jr
Otterbein
New Market
W. Ernest Pollard
Manor Memorial
Shenandoah
Whitaker W. Shelton
Strasburg
Clyde D. Nuckols
Toms Brook
Lohring C. Staples
Woodstock
M. Everett Dorr
Wall Street rises marginally as trading stays cautious
The Dow Jones average edged up 0.48 to 700.71 at 10 30 am in moderate trading with advances barely outpacing declines. Investors remained cautious awaiting a clearer market trend while select stocks on the Big Board and American Stock Exchange posted mixed moves.
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New York
Crown Cork
Fairchild Camera
Pfizer
Texaco
American Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Saxon Industries
Tenna
Milgo Electronic
Hunting and Fishing Licenses On Sale Monday
Hunting and fishing licenses go on sale in Winchester and Frederick County Monday at the clerks offices. A new license is required by July 1. A big game stamp costs $2 extra. Statewide licenses are $3.50 each and may be bought at Rouss City Hall or the County clerk's office.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Corporation Court of
Rouss City Hall
Town Office Closes For Funeral Of Councilman George Fletcher
Stephens City officials announce the Town Office will close Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to allow employees to attend the funeral of the late George Fletcher, Town Councilman who died yesterday.
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Stephens City
George Fletcher
Weather Outlook Virginia Fair and Warm Through Weekend
The forecast calls for fair weather in Virginia tonight and Wednesday with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s and a 10 to 20 percent chance of rain. An extended outlook shows mostly fair and warm conditions Thursday through Saturday with a chance of showers in the west on Saturday.
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Virginia
Midwest
Navy to auction two decommissioned presidential yachts
About 2,000 invites will go out June 25 for bids on the decommissioned Patricia and Julie, with Patricia displayed in Washington and Julie in Miami. Bids run to July 16, valuations are $100,000 and $65,000 respectively, as Nixon-era economy moves unfold.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Patricia
Julie
Nixon
Washington Navy Yard
Coast Guard
Miami
Fla
Potomac River
Twenty summoned for Winchester City Court jury duty
Twenty people are required to report to Winchester Corporation Court tomorrow at 9 50 a m for jury service. The list includes Thomas W Massie Ruth P Barley Robert N Kellas Winston L McKay James T Grubbs E William Argenbright William L Perry Harry S Haines Sr Ramon I Penn William T Armstrong Germain Ford Ronald Ward Samuel N Johnston Miles R Orndorff Jr Harold R Anderson John H Fisher Norman E Pope Harry B Ratlier James M Byrd and Harry Z Rippeon. The Dismal Swamp canal in Virginia was completed in 1814.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Thomas W. Massie
Ruth P. Barley
Robert N. Kellas
Winston L. McKay
James T. Grubbs
E. William Argenbright
William L. Perry
Harry S. Haines, Sr
Ramon I. Penn
William T. Armstrong
Germain Ford
Ronald Ward
Samuel N. Johnston
Miles R. Orndorff
Harold
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Osa“H. Haines
John
Oaken
Lowenbach Service
White House
Charles Scharfenstein
Mr. Alva C. Richards
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Bernard If. Groves
Boscawen St
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
the Order
Stephens City Funeral Home
N. Main Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Long Island, N.Y
Jones
Private Arrangement Office
All Faiths
Loudoun St
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Parker Service
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