Obituaries and Auxiliary Meeting Notices in Front Royal
Obituary notices report Francis Logan and Robert A Hudgens with details on pallbearers burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville and Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal. An auxiliary meeting of the Davis Royal Williams Post 6044 is scheduled with Mrs Kathleen Strother Smith listed as host. service details note Calvary Episcopal Church Red Cross and Garden Club ties.
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Mee Rae ER
Francis Logan
Robert Shenk
Edward McCormick Williams
Eustace Jackson
William Jackson
John Brown
Hunter
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Kathleen Strother Smith
North Royal Ave
Davis Royal
Williams Post
Smith
Ste
Phens City
Frank A. Strother
Front Royal
Calvary Episcopal Church
Garden Club
Warren County
Red Cross
Col
Thomas D. Ferguson
Edwin M. Eastham
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Woman and Baby In Good Condition After Route 11 Crash
Mrs Mary B Shiley and her son Anthony of Clear Brook were reported in good condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a car went off Route 11 north of Winchester striking a wire fence. State Police said the damage totaled about 500 dollars to the car’s right side grill and hood.
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Mary B. Shiley
Anthony
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Mrs Miller 85 dies after long illness in Charlottesville
Mrs. Eric Miller born December 20 1880 in Berryville died June 8 in Charlottesville after a long illness. She was the widow of Eric R. Miller a former meteorologist at Mt. Weather Bluemont and lived in Madison Wisconsin and La Jolla California. She is survived by three sisters and two brothers. Graveside service conducted in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville by Rev. David Cammack.
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Mary Moore Miller
Charlottesville
Miller
Cleft Oak
Berryville
A. Moore, Jr
Annie Cabell Moore
Eric R. Miller
Mt. Weather
Bluemont
Madison
Wis
LaJolla
Calif
Samuel Chew Williams
Charles F. McIntosh
Williams, Stalnaker
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Moore
Richmond
John Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
Green Hill Cemetery
David Cammack
Winchester man guilty of hit and run
A circuit court jury found 21 year old David Julian Haines guilty of hit and run after a three vehicle crash on U S 522 North near Sunnyside. Two people were injured Elaine Yount 19 and Sam Russell 18. A six month jail sentence was recommended and Judge Elliott Marshall will rule on a motion July 18.
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Winchester
David Julian Haines
Rt. 5
L. Lucas
Elliott Marshall
Marshall
Haines
U.S. 522
Sunnyside
Elaine Yount
Handley Ave
Sam Russell
Albin
James J. Kincaid
Russell
Construction to Begin at Lockheed Georgia Plant
Work starts this week on a Lockheed Georgia subassembly plant in Berkley County Industrial Park near Martinsburg. W Harley Miller Inc is contractor. buildings to be ready early next year. Development Company of America owns the buildings. Scott Barr of Westminster Md is president. The company will lease the plant to Lockheed Georgia.
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Martinsburg
Lockheed-Georgia
Berkley County
W. Harley Miller, Inc
The
Development Company of America
Scott Barr
Westminister
Lockheed Georgia
Strasburg Elects New Mayor by Narrow Margin
Strasburg voters elected a new mayor by 12 votes yesterday. Incumbents in Front Royal and Woodstock defeated challengers. Strasburg rejected a proposed charter 368 to 241. Wharton unseated Funk 313 to 301. Front Royal re-elected William A. Lilliard 1 083 to 424. Woodstock elected William Dalke Jr. 363 to 350. Three incumbents won disputed council seats. Mrs. W Nelson Lynn led the ticket.
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Strasburg
Yeterday
Front Royal
Woodstock
M. Elston Wharton
Robert L. Funk
William A. Lilliard
Jack Gilliam
William Dalke, Jr
W. Nelson Lynn
John W. Carter
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Danville
James W. Holley
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Newport News
Democratic Party
Norfolk ‘‘Administration
J. D. Speller
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Elliott Schnell
Frank D. Read
David K. Lisk
Civic Center
Virginia Christmas Tree Growers Meet Pruning Practice
Dwain R Place a member of the boards Vir ginia Christmas Tree Growers Assn will attend a Mt Crawford Rockingham County meeting to discuss and demonstrate proper pruning of Christmas trees sponsored by the association with the Virginia Extension Service. The meeting starts at 10 a m contact Mr Place at 662-9026 to attend.
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Dwain R. Place
The
Virginia Christmas Tree Growers’ Assn
Mt. Crawford
Rockingham County
Virginia Extension Service
Mr. Place
Local Mayoral Races See Shryock, Hollis in slate
In Stephens City J Henry Shryock and Marshal F Hollis failed to unseat incumbent mayor James Golladay who won 79 to 125 votes as 218 cast from about 245 eligible. In Middletown Hetzel led Manuel for mayor 96 to 26 among 125 ballots, with Huffman getting two votes. Middletown council seats went to Alma Groff W Russell McCaulay Fiber Gunn W E Edmundson Ruth L Link and Will O Owings without opposition.
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J. Henry Shryock
Marshal F. Hollis
James Golladay
Mr. Comer
Stephens City
Middletown
Hetzel
Manuel
Wilson Huffman
Alma Groff
W. Russell McCauley
Fiber C. Gunn
W.E. Edmundson
Ruth L. Link
Will O. Owings
Stephens City Comer
Golladay
F. Ewing
T. Ewing
Fletcher
Guess
Hollis
Lemley
Mauck
Mills Monk
Shryock
Sullivan
Webster Middletown
Twister Near Leesburg Flats Dairy Barn and Blower Box
A tornado near Leesburg Tuesday destroyed a $65,000 dairy barn owned by Coleman C. Gore. The 125 foot high blower box was blown over and several trees were uprooted. No livestock were in the barn and some machinery was ruined.
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Leesburg
Coleman C. Gore
Broadnax weather and Virginia election results mix
Weather today in Virginia cool nights with low sixties and highs near seventy five to eighty. Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures with scattered showers Friday through Monday and rainfall totals about half to three quarters of an inch.
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Virginia
Wall Street Advances as Dow Above 900 Buoys Market
Wall Street opened higher as the Dow Jones Industrial Average neared 900, fueling broad buying. Gains spread across glamor issues electronics aerospace and airlines with notable moves in Pennsylvanian Railroad IBM Motorola Zenith Boe ing Douglas General Electric Xerox Anaconda American Airlines and others. Opening blocks showed Martin Marietta Magnavox Sperry Rand Pan American World Airways and EMI higher on strong volume.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
IBM
Motorola
Zenith
Boe É
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
Xerox
Anaconda
Pan American World Airways
Electrical & Musical Industries
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Logan Service
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Robert
Mrs
Harold Smith
Howard D. Miller
Cheverly
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OMMDS
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Neral
Vance
John W. Rosenberger & Company, Inc
Commerce Street
Hodgson and Brown
Boscawen St
Are Orem
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Plateaus
New England
mid-Mississippi Valley
Eric Miller
Harpers Ferry
Wheeler
National Park Service
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County Board of Supervisors
Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors
Robert Bradley
Lillian Bradley
University of Virginia Hospital
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Urbanna Town Council
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