Obituaries for Jacob W Snapp and Nellie Rehill Swanson
Obituary notices report Jacob W. Snapp 69 of Clearbrook died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a carpenter, born November 18 1902 in Frederick County and survived by his widow Ruby Tucker and family. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Also noted is Nellie Rehill Swanson 83 of 309 S Loudoun St. who died today in a Winchester nursing home. She was born in Brestil Pennsylvania, member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and survived by sister Virginia Vickary. Christian Wake tonight with funeral details at Jones Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Jacob W. Snapp
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Snapp
Frederick County
Oliver
Frances Rosenberger Snapp
Rest United Methodist Church
Ruby Tucker
Lewis
Shirley) Williams
Alban
Barbara) Berg
Winchester
Ethel Fout
Mt. Williams
James Snapp
Jesse Snapp
Joseph Snapp
Berryville
Omps
Charles H. Harless
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Nellie Rehill Swanson
S. Loudoun St
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Funeral
Mary Eliza Williams Sparrow
Union Cemetery
Leesburg
Obituary notes for Sparrow Maul Loy services in Leesburg
Obituaries outline graveside services for Mrs Mary Eliza Williams Sparrow in Union Cemetery Leesburg and for Gilbert C Maul of 144 Lambden Ave Winchester with service at Omps Funeral Home and burial in Detroit. Also notices Kart Clifton Loy of Winchester dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Omps and details of survivors and past business ventures.
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Gilbert C. Maul
Glen Eden
Detroit
Michigan
DC10 Decompression Incident Prompts Training Debate
In Los Angeles AP reports the DC10 suffered rapid decompression after a hatch opened near Ontario. Nine injured, two stewardesses hurt, and an emergency landing at Detroit as investigators probe cause and whether pressure chamber training should be mandatory for airline crews.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Air Force
American Airlines
America
United States
Federal Aviation Administration
Ontario
Detroit
Pan American
United
Trans World
Continental
American
Air Force
LIVE INC Offers First Recycled House in Winchester
LIVE Inc a nonprofit aims to provide affordable housing in Winchester and will sell its first refurbished home at 534 Highland Ave The house rebuilt from a disheveled frame includes a large living room kitchen two or three bedrooms and a modern bath Monthly payments including principal interest taxes and insurance will not exceed 95 with no closing costs and a possible nominal down payment Applications are at Lake Grocery or the Chamber of Commerce Office with a June 23 deadline Open house dates will be announced later
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Live, Inc
Winchester
Highland Ave
Living Improvement Voluntary Enterprises, Inc
Maj
James T. Longerbeam
Longerbeam
Lake’s
Liberty Ave
Chamber of Commerce
S. Cameron St
City Budget Okayed Includes Public Safety Building Plan
City Council approved transfers from unappropriated surplus funds totaling 7 200 for councilmen expenses 165 000 for a new Public Safety Building and 6 200 for College Drive improvements The plan includes a Potomac Edison land purchase 126 N Cameron St for the new facility and a nine member school board appointment to take office July 1. The board features four at large members and two new appointees Philip S Olinger and Edward D Whittle with several incumbents reappointed. A Frederick County Winchester Jail Agreement shifts jail supervision to the Sheriff with per diem billing and shared major construction costs The city also votes to deed 18 312 for half of 168 acres on Sulphur Spring Road for a joint sanitary landfill and discusses remaining acres not suitable for landfill use.
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College Drive
Bell
Thomas C. Glass
Council
C. L. Riley
Potomac Edison Company
N. Cameron St
Seldon
Kurtz
John Kerr
Riley
Potomac Edison
Winchester
General Assembly
Philip S. Olinger
Friendship Precinct
Edward D. Whittle
Shawnee Precinct
Education Committee
Garber
William E. Fauver
Lewis M. Costello
Stephens City
Monford D. Custer
Winchester Parking Authority
E. William Duncan
Raymond W. Jennings
Frank Loy
Downtown Development Committee
Frederick County
Public Safety Committee
State Department of Corrections
Butler
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Sulphur Spring Road
Frederick County - Winchester
Wall Street advances as Dow hits higher amid mixed factors
Stocks rose today with the Dow Jones average up 5.57 to 943.86 at 10:30 a.m. and NYSE gainers outpacing losers two to one. Optimists note April inventories rise and a firmer bond market while some cite Paris talks and Middle East tensions as dampers. Leaders included American Motors up to 859, Chrysler up to 305, RCA up to 36, and Kennecott up 21.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Paris
American Motors
Kennecott
Chrysler
Fannie Mae
RCA
Yorty Meets Snorty at Busch Gardens Parody
Mayor Sam Yorty visited the Busch Gardens Otter Mayor Snorty after the park opened a new $6 million garden section. Snorty bit Yorty on the hand. aides described the wound as superficial and the mayor was told to get a tetanus shot.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Slim Snorty
Busch Gardens
Yorty
Snorty
Bill Doubles Pensions For Justices' Widows
The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to act on a bill to double pensions for widows of Supreme Court justices. It also allows justices to contribute to a government matched survivors annuity system, phasing out the current $5,000 annual widow pension as the new plan takes effect.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Weather summary for Northern Valley and extended forecast
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with a chance of thundershowers and upper 60s lows. Thursday brings partly cloudy and warm conditions with possible afternoon thundershowers and mid to upper 80s highs. Extended Friday through Sunday show warm, partly cloudy days with daily thundershower chances and 85 to 90 degree highs. Rain totals include .62 inches in 24 hours and 1.57 inches for June.
Zimmermann Wins State FFA Agriculture Mechanics Award
Roger Zimmermann of James Wood FFA receives the highest Agriculture Mechanics Award from the State FFA Association at Blacksburg during the convention. He earns a plaque and a $100 National FFA Foundation prize, with national competition set for Kansas City next fall.
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Roger Zimmermann
James Wood Future Farmers of America
F.F.A. Association
F.F.A
Blacksburg
National
F.F.A. Foundation
Roger
Agriculture Machinery Service
James Wood High School
C.I. Brumback and Sons
Kansas City
Missouri
Board agenda includes fund transfer and fair request
Frederick County Board of Supervisors considers a routine fund transfer motion and a continued request from the Fair Association for $1000. A $24,000 building alterations allotment in this year’s budget is carried over to the 1972 73 budget.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
The
Fair Association
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Osmar Swanson
W.E. Sparrow, Jr
Maul Service
Lambden Ave
Virgil A. Moyer
Mich
Glen Eden Lutheran Cemetery
C.L. Curtis
C.W. Danner
Minn
David E. Maul
Arlene L. Maul
Beverly J. Maul
Jonathan Gartner
Karen Gartner
Minneapolis, Minn
Earl C. Loy
Kart Clifton Loy
N. Braddock St
Mr. Loy
Charles W
Sidney J. Fries Loy
Market Street United Methodist Church
DeSoto, Plymouth and Hudson
Adam
Mabel I.) Shirley
Omps Funeral Home
Herman M. Elam
Mount Hebron Cemetery
FAA
Oklahoma City
National Transportation Safety Board
FBI
Omds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
the Order
Flor
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Florists, Inc
Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
Wilson Dickson
Virginia Avenue
Fred Brumback
Sarah Zane
H. Robert Edwards
Reuss
William H. Pifer
Marvin Gore
William H. Lawrence III
Ann R. Whitham
Wall Street
Associated Press
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Boise
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M Fort Worth
Green Bay
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Little Rock
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Poe
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Frankfurter
Wiley Rutledge
Fred Vinson
Sherman Minton
Robert Jackson
Hugo Black
John Marshall Harlan
Virginia
Africa
Thomas A. Edison
Rudyard Kipling
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Timbuktu
Plains
Mississippi
Ohio
mid-Atlantic States
New England
Zimmermann
Edward Zimmermann
Route 2
Anderson
V.P.I
S.A
Rampart
Cameron St
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