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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1977

Page

3

Obituaries for Max Verzich and Anna Fox

Max Verzich 47 of 128 Swartz Street Martinsburg died at home Sunday evening. Survived by widow Elva Mae Barrett, son John Carroll Verzich Seneca Rock, five brothers, one sister and one half sister. Funeral tomorrow 1 p.m. Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Anna Fox 75 of 305 N Braddock Street Winchester died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by son Alonzo N. Fox six daughters and one sister. Funeral tomorrow 2 p.m. Rosedale Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. memorials to Rosedale Baptist Church.

Max Verzich Swartz St Martinsburg W. Va Paul Eugene Jack Emory Verzich Marlowe Otis Clara) Batten Cecil Nora Mae) Risban Brown Funeral Home Arthur ‘Ompson Rosedale Anna Fox N. Braddock St Winchester Winchester Memorial Hospital Fox Frederick County Robert F. Lee Rosa McKee Godlove Kenneth Jones Mark Jones James McDaniel Larry Wallace Henry Wood Norman R. Anderson Henry Gold S.M. Pugh Roy Hook Delbert Whitacre Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge Rosedale Baptist Church

Transformation of a Rubber Bridge Hand Misplays

A rubber bridge hand from a Chicago Tribune report shows North and South errant in bidding and play. South opens strong and bids four hearts. North misreads cue bids, chooses diamonds, and overreaches with six hearts as the best contract. Declarer attempts safety plays, finesses, and heart management fail to save the slam. West yields a diamond, leaving declarer to lose a heart and miss the better route.

North South West Declarer East

Fort Loudoun DAR Meeting and Flag Ceremony Program

The Fort Loudoun Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet June 16 at 12:30 p.m. at Winchester Golf Club for a flag program led by Mrs. Guy W. Stanley, including a flag disposal ceremony and a flag eulogy. John Hollenbach Jr. of Baltimore will display a Bicentennial collection. Attendees should call for luncheon reservations by Tuesday morning.

Fort Loudoun Daughters of American Revolution Winchester Golf Club United States of America Guy W. Stanley Winchester Country Club John Hollenbach Jr Baltimore Hollenbach John Cussen Vernon McClintock Joseph Stretchberry

Three Girl Scouts murdered at Camp Scott in Oklahoma

In Locust Grove Oklahoma authorities investigated the murder of three Girl Scouts at Camp Scott near Tulsa. Investigators described a lone assailant as a demented person and autopsies were planned to determine the death causes amid reports of strangulation and possible sexual molestation.

Locust Grove Okla Waynes County Glen ‘Pete’ Weaver Camp Scott Tulsa Barbara Day Michelle Guse Lori Lee Farmer Doris Denise Milner Ted Lempke

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