Martinsburg Obituaries: Mongan Lamp Palmer Services Set
Obituary notices list Robert J. Mongan of Martinsburg. Margaret Sullivan of Martinsburg. funeral for Mrs. Bowman Lineburg at Rosemont Ko gelechats and Cofman Funeral Home. burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Ray Wilts Lamp died in St Peters. survivors include wife Mary Lamp and nine grandchildren. Silas D Palmer of Hayfield died. services at Mt Olive EUB Church and burial in Mt Olive Cemetery.]]>
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Robert
Queen St
Marneberg
W. Ve
Funll
Bowman Lineburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martinsburg
Robert J. Mongan
Margaret Sulivan
Rosemont Kogelechats and Cofman Funeral Home
Rosedale
Ray Wilts Lamp
Berkeley County
W. Va
St. Peters II
Leesburg
Mary C. Stilwell Lamp
Paul Lamp
Charles Town Road
Ray Lamp, Jr
Calvin R. Lamp
James Qlean Fritz
Gerald
Kensington
Lewis and
Hunter Lamp
Melvin and
Robert Lamp
Reading
Pauline Greth
St. Petersburg
Onelia Swaim
Silas D. Palmer
Hayfield
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Mr. Palmer
Emma Miller
William L. Palmer
Mt. Olive
Ethel Fout
Gainesboro
Dwight Palmer
Staunton
Lloyd E. Palmer
Robert E. Palmer
Chester A. Palmer
Winchester
iMt
Olive Eub
Omps Fneral
Mt. Olive E.A.B
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Funeral set for Col. Joel D. Griffing in Berryville
Funeral service for Col. Joel D. Griffing of Berryville will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Grace Episcopal Church Berryville conducted by Rev. David Cammack. Military rites will be performed at the Berryville Cemetery.
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Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Harold L. Falk
Pleasant View Memory Gardens
Joel D. Griffing
Berryville
Grace Episcopal Church
David Cammack
American steel aids Portugal in building Tagus River Bridge
American industry provides key steel components for Portugal's Tagus River Bridge project, aiming to complete the longest suspension span in Europe. The effort highlights cross Atlantic collaboration and advancing European infrastructure.
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Skill and Steel
Portugal
Tagus River
Europe
McDaniel Family Rites Held After Madison Area Deaths
Obituaries report the death of 79 year old Kelly D McDaniel of Route 5 in Hillcrest Nursing Home after a long illness. He leaves a widow, many children and grandchildren with services held at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Old Stone Church Cemetery. George R Sloane, 47, of Stone Bridge, died in Charles Town with funeral planned at Success Va Zion Baptist Church.
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Kelly D. McDaniel
Route 5
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Mr. McDaniel
Madison County
Calvin
Nancy McDaniel
Bessie Shifflett
Madison
Pleasant Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank McDaniel
Route 3
Loring McDaniel
Sunnyside
Wilson McDaniel
James McDaniel
Irene McDaniel
Hilda McDaniel
Lola Pitcock
Winchester
Emma Shiflett
Bufflick Road
Lillie Coates
Route 50 West
Tom McDaniel
Jones Funeral Home
J John Ware
James Huffaker
Old Stone Church
George R. Sloane
Stone Bridge
Charles Town
W. Va
Edward Sloane
George E. Sloane
Joan Sloane
Pamela
Angelia
Terry
George Sloane
James
Gabriel Sloane
Fannie Summers
Ruth Thompson
Third Zion Baptist Church
Success
L. D. Ford
Zion Church
Cartwright Funeral Home
Sixteen Teen Girls Continue Mississippi River Raft Trip
Natchez Miss AP reports six teen Hollins College graduates and their captain push their 950 mile voyage from Paducah toward New Orleans aboard the rose bud Hobson a 40 foot oil drum raft. Retired river Captain Gordon Cooper 70 commands the expedition as two college boys serve as cabin crew.
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Natchez
Miss
Mis
Sissippi
Bud .Hobson
Baton Rouge
Paducah
New Orleans
Hollins College
Roanoke
Gordon Cooper
Godwin to Call Special Conference on Education
Gov Godwin announced a fall conference on education to examine how Virginia’s lower ranking public schools can improve. He cited inequities between urban and rural districts and urged public education for all, discussing state funding and the roles of higher education amid rising school building costs.
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Roanoke
Godwin
Virginia
Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Soviet Union Reveals Moon Space Treaty Terms
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union disclosed the text of its proposed treaty to guarantee peaceful exploration of the moon and outer space. The Soviet staff agreed on several points with a treaty proposed by the United States submitted to the United Nations Thursday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moon
United States
United Nations
U.S
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Communication Satellite Tests Begin At Cape Kennedy
Seven SATCOM satellites released from a Titan 3 rocket enter 21000 mile orbit above the equator. Early signals from each satellite are received successfully as tests proceed with potential use in weeks to improve Washington Viet Nam communications.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Satellite
Satcom
Army
Air Force Bombers Strike Cambodian Front Near Saigon
Guam based B52s bomb a Communist depot 60 miles northwest of Saigon aiding a two week old sweep by the 1st Infantry Division which reportedly killed at least 175 Communists. Jets mounted 90 missions against North Vietnam and a Navy A4 Skyhawk was shot down becoming the 266th loss.
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Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
North
Robinson Seen Chairman of GOP Meeting
State Sen J Kenneth Robinson of Winchester is slated as permanent chairman of the Seventh District Republican convention tomorrow at Lane High School Charlottesville. Temporary chair Arthur R Giesen Jr, representing Highland Augusta Staunton and Waynesboro, will introduce keynote Rep John J Duncan of Tennessee.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Lane High School
Lottesville
Del
Arthur R. Giesen, Jr
Highland
Augusta
Staunton
Waynesboro
John J. Duncan
Tennssee
Robinson
Senate
Stephens City Budget Sees Modest Rise of 265
The 1966 Stephens City budget totals 34 250 dollars, up 265 from last year. A public hearing is set for June 24 at 7 p.m. in the Town Office. General Fund revenue and expenses total 13 540, up 37, while Water and Sewer totals reach 20 700. Capital outlay rises 2 788. health and safety cuts 2 123. Water debt service includes 5 135 interest and 5 000 principal.
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Stephens
Town Council
Health and Safety Department
Water and Sewer Department
Coca Cola Truck Overturns on Apple Pie Ridge
A Coca Cola truck overturned on Apple Pie Ridge near a curve on a narrow road. Driver Gary Willingham, 19, was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for shoulder and elbow injuries and released. Damage to the truck was estimated at 1,500 with 800 for cargo. gasoline spilled and firefighters assisted.
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Apple Pie Ridge
Gary K. Willingham
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. W. Detrick
Willingham
Storm Flattens South Hill Area with High Winds and Hail
Severe storm strikes South Hill in Mecklenburg County with 63 mph winds half inch hail and heavy rain. A small fire starts from the storm and power poles topple plunging the community into darkness. In Lynchburg outages occur and a car is crushed by a fallen tree.
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South Hill
Mecklenburg County
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Harpers Ferry Job Corps Council backs Martinsburg project
The Harpers Ferry Job Corps Center Community Council recommended that officials accept a Martinsburg project as the initial step. They urged two backstops at Lambert Field and two brick fireplaces at Oatesdale Park. The center houses 185 boys who may spend 10 percent of time on community lands projects.
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Harpers Ferry
Job Corps Center
Martinsburg
Job Corps
Lambert Field
Oatesdale Park
Virginia Weather Forecast For Week Ahead
Fair and cooler tonight with lows in the 50s. Saturday will be mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the 78 to 84 range. Sunday turns fair and warmer with variable winds from northwest to 20 mph and scattered showers possible by Monday and Tuesday.
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Plateau
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lakes Region
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Virginia
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Aero Space Stocks Rally
New York AP reports a mixed early market with aerospace and electronics showing gains after Thursday's sharp drop. Major movers include Douglas Aircraft up about 2, Boeing near 2, United Aircraft higher than 1, Teledyne surging 4 to 124 on 8,000 shares, and IBM up 3. Sperry Rand and Zenith up small amounts with varied opening blocks and delayed trades.
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New York
Aero Space
Aerospace
Douglas Aircraft
Boer Ing
United Aircraft
Raytheon
Zenith
Sperry Rand
Radio Corp
Teledyne
IBM
Xerox
duPont Gank
Control Data
Benguet
St. Louis - San Francisco
Graf
Dickens Used Pseudonym Boz in His Early Writings
The renowned English author Charles Dickens wrote under the pseudonym Boz in his early literary career. This pen name appeared in several articles and sketches that showcased his emerging talent before he adopted his real name.
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Charles Dickens
Boz
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Lesa Perecest
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Howard D. Miller
Fairview Lutheran Church
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J. V. Arthur, Inc
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Lurry
Leland Pittman
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
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Stuart M. Perry
Swamage Sandheld Gee
C.F. Dunlap and Sons
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Winchester, Va
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