Obituaries in Winchester area list Sager Oaken Richards Bell service details
Obituaries for Minnie Ruth Sager age 73 of Opequon John Oaken 65 of Stephens City Alva C Richards 80 Martinsburg Pike and Robert S Bell 86 note birth and death dates family survivors and funeral arrangements. Services set at Jones Funeral Home Mount Hebron Cemetery and Oakwood Cemetery with several pallbearers named. Graveside rites in Mount Hebron Cemetery Thursday at 11 a.m. by Rev. Virgil Moyer.
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Minnie Ruth Sager
Opequon
Jones Funeral Home
Josiah A. Andrew
Percy Hershman
Vernon White
John Reid
Edward Copenhaver
Paul Richard
Raymond Ewing
Mountain View Cemetery
John Oaken
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Albrecht Funeral Home
East Islip
N.Y
Mr. Oaken
Germany
Oakwood Cemetery
Bayshore
Alva C. Richards
Martinsburg Pike
John A. Baden
Charles DeHaven
Arthur H. Webber
James C. Davis
C. Irvine Cather
W.R. Bierer
Jack Cooper
Clark W. Jolley
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert Stewart Bell
Winchester
Bell
John
Agnes Rea Bell
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert S. Boyd
Stewart Bell
Robert Schultz
Rebecca Bell
Fred Boyd
Virgil Moyer
Funeral Services for George Fletcher and Minnie Ruth Sager
Funeral services are scheduled for George Fletcher on Thursday at 11:00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home. Minnie Ruth Sager has a graveside service Friday at 1:30 P.M. and Robert Stewart Bell and Walter Lynn Rodgers also listed with arrangements at Jones Funeral Home.
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Mr. George Fletcher
Minnie Ruth Sager
Walter Lynn Rodgers
U.S. and Viet Cong clashes and losses reported in Asia
Reports detail exchanges across Cambodia and Vietnam with 59 enemy killed and 7 U.S. troops dead or missing in action. U.S. helicopters and a Phantom fighter-bomber are downed. Saigon plans to release 86 North Vietnamese prisoners and fishermen near the DMZ on July 4. Also notes radio pioneer Jack Binns.
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Cambodia
U.S
South Vietnam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Phu Cat
Panhandle
Laos
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Jones on Trial for Slaying of Grocer Wadsworth
Gary Wayne Jones 19 with address 828 Woodland Ave. goes on trial for the Jan. 7 noontime fatal stabbing of Lawrence Edward Wadsworth 59 at Wadsworths Grocery 413 E Cork St. Commonwealth seeks first degree murder verdict with maximum penalty. Defense argues lack of premeditation. Trial began with jury selection and numerous witnesses.
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Gary Wayne Jones
Woodland Ave
Lawrence Edward Wadsworth
Wadsworth’s
Cork St
Commonwealth
Dabney W. Watts
Jones
Wadsworth
David G. ‘Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Benjamin M. Butler
Bomb Blast Hits New York Police Headquarters
A bomb threat led to a 10 to 15 stick dynamite blast on the second floor of the New York Police Headquarters hours after an anonymous caller warned of an explosion. Eighteen people were injured. a timer device was described as sophisticated. Police fear larger attacks amid recent city bombings.
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New York
John F. Walsh
Manhattan
Criminal Courts
Police Headquarters
Owl and the Pussycat opens Wayside summer season in Middletown
The two character comedy by Bill Manhoff opened at Wayside Theatre with Joanna Walton and Johnny Armen delivering fast paced, witty dialogue. The audience welcomed the racy humor and strong performances amid praise for Rod Browning’s directing and a promising two week run.
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Wayside Theatre
Bill Manhoff
Joanna Walton
Johnny Armen
Rod Browning
Middletown
Wayside
Rats blamed for big fire hitting a Buchanan County trailer
Fire destroyed a trailer home in Poplar Creek area killing all belongings of widow Ann Bales and her four children while rats said to be as big as cats were blamed. Residents cite abandoned dump on Hoot Owl Mountain causing rodent invasion, with extermination teams not due until June 16.
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Poplar Creek
Ann Bales
Hoot Owl-Poplar Creek
Buchanan County
Hoot Owl Mountain
Grundy
Virginia Department of Health
Lillard and Several Mayors Reelect in Virginia Towns
In Front Royal Mayor William A. Lillard won reelection with 1 387 votes to 688 for Jack Gilliam. Strasburg reelected Mayor R L Funk 208 to 103 over M Elston Wharton. Woodstock elected unopposed Mayor O L Burkett. New Market reelected Mayor Richard E O Roark.
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William A. Lillard
Front Royal
Jack Gilliam
Strasburg
R.L. Funk
M. Elston Wharton
O.L. Burkett
Woodstock
Richard E. O’roark
New Market
Lanham Edges City Hall in Local Election Fight
Julian Everly gains 18 write ins while Kathleen Garver and Benny Paige also seek office. Unofficial totals show Lynwood Lanham with 110 votes for mayor alongside several council candidates led by Carl Pope and Garland Brown, with Mac Lanham winning recorder post. Berryville lists Canter for mayor and Levi, Howell, Magruder, and Potts high on council, with Bower man atop recorder.
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Julian Everly
Kathleen Garver
Benny Paige
Lynwood Lanham
Francis Hudson
Carl H. Pope
Garland C. Brown
Charles L.jenkins,jr
Robert H. McDonald
D.W. Naff, Jr
Betty Kephart Updike
Mac Lanham
Berryville
Garland M. Canter
Kenneth C. Levi
J. Curtis Clarke
Thomas G. Howell
E.T. Magruder
Roy Potts, Jr
W.F. Bowerman
Wall Street Drifts Lower in Moderate Trading
Wall Street opened with a soft pace as the Dow Jones average fell to 699.82 at 10:30 a.m. amid a sideways consolidation. Major stock prices showed mixed moves with Penn Central up sharply and Texaco rising, while U S Industries and Holiday Inn declined. Large board and Amex listings reflected a broad range of gains and losses.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
Eer
New York Stock Exchange
Penn Central
U.S. Industries
Holiday Inn
Texaco
Tenneco
American Stock Exchange
Alamera Oil
Saxon Industries
Drew National
Avco
I Q Answers Harrison Sioux Indians and Getty Sale
A compact item notes I Q answers Harrison about Sioux Indians tied to a seven million dollar sum. Mentions Rome Italy and J Paul Getty with references to the U S S R aircraft carrier and a bat. Also references tooth decay and car racing.
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Harrison
Rome
Italy
J. Paul Getty
U.S.S.R
Weather forecast for Virginia shows warm mid to upper 80s
Variable clouds through Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows tonight in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Friday through Sunday expected to stay fair and warm with a small chance of showers west on Sunday. Rainfall totals and historical figures are listed.
Public Defender System May Be Required in Va
Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller says court appointed attorney costs could push the state to establish a public defender system. He cites 1.2 million dollars spent last year and favors a metropolitan focus while cautioning against a one size fits all approach. He also proposes a nonpartisan commission to recommend judges to reduce political influence. Separately Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb will enroll in the University of Virginia Law School next fall after requesting confidentiality.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
Roanoke Bar Association
Norfolk
Wise County
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Charlottesville, Va
Marine Corps
Charles S. Robb
Fomer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Univerisity of
Virginia Law School
Robb
Lynda Bird Johnson
Northern
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Winchester Evening Star
Minnie R. Sager
Oaken Service
Robert S. Bell
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Stephens City Funeral Home
N. Main Street
IsHp, N.Y
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
the Order
THE
Golden
Beng
Bernard
F. Groves
Scawen St
Cos
Jack Binns
Atlantic
Y Pat Robinson
John W. Rice
Benjmain M. Butler
Corporation Court
Butler
A.C. Kiczales
Kiczales
Simpson
Jean-Paul Sartre
Paris
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Ine Teil
Commerce
Wistehnaren
Rios N.Y
Owlyand
Audrey Coleman
Diana Sands
Doris W
Alan Alda
F. Sherman
Eartha Kitt
Barbara Streisand
Raritan Fair Grounds
Lillard
Lanham
Associated Press
Albany
Buquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Charlotte
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Kansas
Angeles
Louisville
Wall Street
I.Q. Answers
Januar
Uva Law School
Biskay
Orn
Touron
Caryl Richards
Diska Discount Mart
STYRO
Glasze
N. Cameron St
Quota Club
H & R Block
S. Loudoun St
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