Obituaries for Rosenberry and Miller noted in Winchester area
Obituary notices report Leslie Franklin Rosenberry 73 of Front Royal died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery with Giles B. Cook Post 53 American Legion pallbearers. Also noted is the death of Mary Catherine Miller 85 of Morgan County and Berkeley Springs with services and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Franklin Rosenberry
Bayard
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rosenberry
Warren County
Solomon A
Jennie Silman Rosenberry
U.S. Army
Tommorrow
Maddox Funeral Home
James Robbins
Giles B. Cook
American Legion
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Chester Silman Rosenberry
Berryville
Mary Catherine Miller
J. Frank Miller
Morgan County
W. Va
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Miller
Michael Patrick
Helen Margaret Michael Kyfie
Clarence F. Miller
Herbert P. Miller
Hagerstown
Boyd H. Lintz
Eugene P Miller
Winchester
Herbert Merica
Webster Henry
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
Chester P. Michael
Charlottesville
Eugene P. Miller
Alexandria
Joseph Boyd Lintz
Charles Herbert Merica
Baltimore
Joseph Merica
Franklin Henry
Stephen Henry
Silver Spring
Hunter Funeral Home
Funeral service for Eileen Guthridge Eagle set for tomorrow
Mrs. Eileen Guthridge Eagle formerly of Winchester dies Monday. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Joseph Gawl er's Sons Funeral Home Wisconsin Ave and Harrison St n w in Washington. Calling hours today 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Burial private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Guthridge Eagle
Winchester
Joseph Gawler’s
Budget debate over salary increases in city 1968-69 plan
City officials discussed an increase in the upcoming budget arguing salaries for payroll employees push costs. Finance Committee chair Stewart Bell Jr noted the tax rate remains among the lowest in Virginia and would still be below many cities’ real estate taxes. The 1968-69 budget was approved unchanged at the May council meeting with most members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bell, JR
Finance Committee
Bachrach
Wilkins
Virginia
Negroes Win City Council Seats Across Virginia in Historic Wave
Voters in six Virginia cities elect Negro council members for the first time, with gains in Portsmouth Buena Vista Norfolk Danville Martinsville Staunton and others. Incumbents faced losses in Richmond while Charlottesville shifts to GOP control. notable names include James W. Holley II and Kenneth L. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond
Crusade For
Portsmouth
R. Irvine Smith
James W. Holley Tit
Raymond Turner
Naval Shipyard
Solomon Carey
Naval Supply Center
Smith
Fairfax City
Henry A. Minor
Navy Department
Buena Vista
Richard T. Spinner
Buena Vistta
Margaret Updike
Joseph A. Jorda Jr
Norfolk
Jordan
B. Addison Cephas
Winifred Mundle
Howard Carwile
Richmond Forward
Merrill M. Crowe
Nell Pusey
Charles Harris
Danville
W. C. McCubbins
Martinsville
Wiliam Dyson Hobson
Staunton
Kenneth L. Jones
Petersburg
Hopewell
Charlottesville
Vicum
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Hope_well council
GOP
Joseph W. Wright Jr
Kenneth E. Davis
Mitchell van Yahres
Henry F. Johnson
Johnson
Wall Street Closes Amid Backlog of Paperwork
Wall Street exchanges including the New York Stock Exchange American and regional markets and the over the counter market will close on June 19 26 and July 5 to clear unfinished clerical work. The period has seen record trading with April May volume on the NYSE at 14 million shares daily vs 10.08 million for all 1967. American Exchange volumes jumped to 6.53 million in April and 8.14 million in May indicating a surge in activity and paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Weather forecast for Virginia with showers tonight
Scattered showers and thundershowers mostly tonight then partly cloudy and mild Thursday with highs in the 70s to 80s. Outlook fair Friday. Five day outlook shows above normal temps with limited rainfall, showers may return Sunday or Monday.
Shawnee Ruritan Club Receives Charter At Meeting
The Shawnee Ruritan Club was chartered at a meeting held at Senseny Road Elementary School. Ken McArthur became president, receiving the charter from District Raritan Governor Charles Marston. New officers include Hodgson, Perrault, Malcom, Giles, and McDonald, with Williamson, Dick, and Mason named to the Board of Directors. Ed Lord installed the officers as guests from related clubs attended the ceremony. The club becomes the 1547th Ruritan chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senseny Road
Ken McArthur
Raritan
Charles Marston
Robert Hodgson
Donald Perrault
Secetary
Tom Malcom
Richard Giles
Don McDonald
L. E. Williamson
Richard Dick
Charles Mason
Ed Lord
Lord
Marston
Les Campbell
Zone
Gene Bailey
Art Jolliffe
Cedarville Raritan
G. A. Atwood
Gainesboro
Robert Cather
Stonewall
Robert Solenberger
L. D. Williamson
Ed Lizer
Ruritan Club
Shawnee Ruritan Club
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Winchester Evening Star
Leslie Rosenberry
Eagle Service
R. E. Grigsby
Katie Edith Donaldson Grigsby
Middleburg
White Post
Robert E. Grigsby
Mount Zion Baptist Church
St. Louis
Thomas Proctor
Lucille E. Scott
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
William I, Tomlinson
Memaee
Bernar
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Wayne A. Whitham
W. Woodhull Baker, Jr
Lorist, Inc
Dorwal
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Quarles School
Commerce St
Beh
Stock-exchange
I, Q
Ansers
Indianapolis Speedway
Titanic
Shuckin
Tirana
Hamilton
Shelley
Saze
Shawnee Raritans Chartered
Mrs
Peggy Hahn
Repo
Price
Ed So
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