Obituaries for Florence Gibson and others in area notes
Funeral services announced for Florence Anne Gibson 79 of Boyce to be held at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial at Graham Cemetery Orange. Beatrice Gardiner 57 of Stephens City died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. arrangements incomplete. Arthur Lee Dunlap 72 of Country Club Terrace buried Mount Hebron after service at Jones Funeral Home. John Thomas Cloud 42 of Amissville died suddenly. services held at Robertshaw Funeral Home Front Royal.
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Florence Anne Gibson
Boyce
John H. Enders
Homme
Berryville
Wilson Jones
Harrison Price
Charles Wynkoop
Ernest Grimes
Edgar Coffelt
Russell Lloyd
Donald Nesselrodt
Graham Cemetery
Orange
Beatrice Estell Gardiner
S. Main St
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
Arthur Lee Dunlap
Country Club Terrace
Jones Funeral Home
George Costabile
Harrington Smith
Terry S. Plank
Stephen T. Culbert
Henry P. Kern, Jr
Richard D. Kern
Philip Olinger
Delmar Bayliss
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Franks Charles W 84 Dies In Winchester Memorial
Charles W Franks 84 of 117 Linden Drive died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born January 16 1889 in Lehew West Virginia son of William and Radical Farmer Franks He married Neva O LaFollette February 18 1922 and was a retired merchant and former chairman of Western Frederick Bank Gore Surviving are his widow a daughter Louise F Givens a foster son Elwood D Anderson six grandchildren four great grandchildren and a brother Lohn M Park Franks of Lamar Colorado The body is at Jones A funeral service for William G Chicchirichi 30 of 427 Shenandoah Ave died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital was held today at 2 pm at First Baptist Church Burial was in Edge Hill Cemetery Charles Town W Va Send the Light hymn sing will be held Wednesday and Friday at 730 pm at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station corner of Kent and Piccadilly Streets open to the public
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Charles W. Franks
Linden Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Franks
Lehew
W.va
William
Farmer Franks
Neva O. LaFollette
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Louise F. Givens
Elwood D. Anderson
Winchester
Lohn M. (Park) Franks
Lamar
Colo
Jones Funeral Home
William G. Chicchirichi
Shenandoah Ave
First Baptist Church
David W. Lee
Steve Wilt
James M. Omps
Aaron L. Mitchell
James H. Griffith, Jr
Terry B. Shickle
Warren C. Gregory
P. Hampton Hylton
Wesley Peterson
Edge Hill Cemetery
Charles Town
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kent and
Piccadilly Sts
Barbecue Chairmen Named For Winchester Rotary Event
Barbecue Chairmen Dr J P Arthur announced co chairs Charles Bish Tom Baker John Rodman George Craig and Al Loring for the 4 pm event Wednesday at the Rotary shelter Winchester Recreation Park. Committees under them include C W Huntsberry Schutte Byrne Gaunt Solenberger Froom Baughman Sloan Hofer Fray Lewis Demorest Seldon with duties from slicing to traffic control. Supper starts at 4 pm and beef by the pound will be sold. proceeds go to Rotary Charity Fund.
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J.P. Arthur
Winchester Rotary
Rotary Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Charles Bish
Tom Baker
John Rodman
George Craig
al Loring
Bish
Baker
Rodman
Craig
Loring
Ths
Cochairmen
C. W. Huntsberry
C. H. Schutte Jr
Donald Byrne
Hunter Gaunt Sr
Herbert Solenberger
Food Service
George Froom
Don . Baughman
Lamar Sloan
Charles Hofer
Curtis Fray
John Lewis
Dick Demorest
Vertising
Wendell Seldon
Rotary Club
Mrs Patten Dies Active In Winchester Theatre
Louise Anderson Patten 92 of Carter Hill died at her home. Born Sept 17 1989 in Waxahachie Texas she lived in Massachusetts and California before settling in Winchester. She taught speech and directed many Winchester Little Theatre productions. Survived by a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Graveside service tomorrow 2 PM Mount Hebron Cemetery. Donations to Fremont Nursery or Winchester Little Theatre Building Fund.
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Louise Anderson Patten
Carter Hill
Jefferson St
Patten
Waxahachie
Tex
George B
Myria Carter Anderson
Clarence Patten
Christ Episcopal Church
Emerson of Oratory
Boston
Mass
University of California
Berkeley
Winchester Little Theatre
Susan Quynn Bailey
Arcata
Calif
Mount Hebron
Clifford Schane
Jones Funeral Home
Fremont Nursery
Winchester Little Theatre Building Fund
Berryville Hearing Debates U.S. 340 Dual Lanes Plan
About 30 residents attended a Clarke County hearing at the courthouse on plans to dual lane U.S. 340. John D. Richardson opposed the Fairfield Estates land taken and possible creek disruption, while G W Alexander cited cost and displacements for alternative routes.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Department of Highways
Fairfield Estates
John D. Richardson
Richardson
G.W. Alexander
Richardson Estate
Dabney, 80, Staunton resident dies at Kings Daughters
Oscar W Dabney, 80, of Staunton died yesterday at Kings Daughters Hospital. Born February 18, 1893, he was a retired Appalachian Power Co. employee and Faith Lutheran Church member. Survived by widow Margaret Cline Dabney, son Oscar W Dabney Jr of Houston, daughter Elizabeth D McComb of Lynchburg, and six grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Hammick Funeral Home chapel Staunton. Burial Thronerose Cemetery Staunton.
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Oscar Woodford Dabney
Staunton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Dabney
Adrian Eugene
Mary Elizabeth Barr Dabney
Appalachian Power Co
Faith Lutheran Church
Margaret Cline Dabney
Oscar W. Dabney Jr
Houston
Tex
Elizabeth D. McComb
Lynchburg
Hammick Funeral Home
Thronerose Cemetery
Chamber Eyes New Headquarters And Joint IDA Plan
FRONT ROYAL The Executive Board of the Chamber of Commerce convened to consider a future headquarters location and a combined town and county Industrial Development Agency. They discussed alternatives including the James A Payne Civic Center as a possible site and postponed decisions pending more information. Col Arvin Williams urged higher membership and community awareness while Edwin Harper presented a new brochure highlighting motels restaurants and campgrounds to aid local businessmen amid rising summer tourism.
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Front Royal
Chamber of Commerce
Quality Inn
James A. Payne Civic Center
Col
Arvin Williams
Chamber
Edwin Harper
Entry Case Sent To Grand Jury In Winchester Court
A 51 year old man George McLaine with unknown address was ordered held for grand jury action by Judge John Rice in Winchester Municipal Court on breaking and entering at Miller Brothers Foods on Valley Ave June 10. Bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Winchester
George McLaine
John Rice
McLaine
Miller Brothers Foods
Valley Ave
Diane Everhart
Berryville
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Ms. Everhart
Shrafft
Munciple
Ronald Lee Davis
Garrett
W. Va
Rice
Davis
Stephen Butler
Glenviol Davis
Keyser
Frederick
George Snarr, Jr
David E. Benner
Clearbrook
Benner
William A. Forrison
Stephenson
Wall Street Opens Higher on Technical Rally
The market opened sharply higher in moderate trading as analysts call the rise largely technical despite upbeat economic news. The Dow rose 10.08 to 885.16 at 10:30 a.m., following a 51.92-point drop in the four preceding sessions after Nixon’s economic plan remarks. Advancers led decliners 448 to 268. Monte Gordon of Dreyfus Corp. says a rally was to be expected.
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NEW York
Nixon
New York Stock Exchange
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Weather summary and extended forecast with rainfall data
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 60s and a 20 percent chance of rain Wednesday followed by a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. Highs upper 80s, temperatures in the Virginia area mid 60s. Extended forecast calls for showers Thursday into Friday, fair and warm by Saturday with cooler highs near 80 and lows around 60. Also includes rainfall totals, daily sun times, and miscellaneous trivia items.
Shockeysville United Methodist Homecoming Service Reminder
Shockeysville United Methodist Church hosts a Homecoming with a morning service at 11 30, a noon luncheon on the grounds, and an afternoon service at 2. Rev Dr David Palmer is guest speaker. Pastor Rev Harry C Renner invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shockeysville United Methodists Church
David Palmer
Harry C. Renner
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Gibson Service
Mrs. Wilson D. Gardiner
John T. Cloud
John Thomas Cloud
Amissville
Mr. Cloud
Rappahannock County
Sara Lucy "Tharp Cloud
John B. Cloud
Virginia Keyser Cloud
Janet Jenkins
Washington, Va
Edna Mills
Castleton
James Pullen
Mannassas
A.D. Goodson
Robertshaw
Thomas Massie
Lewis Moore Jr
Bobby Lee Settle
Richard Settle
W.L. Payne
Woodie Tharpe
James Bolen
Richard Latham
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Louise A. Patten
Seuecrea
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Spiro T. Agnew
Brumback Service
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William G. Fletcher
John R. Gregory
Donald R. Gregory
R. Kenneth Petrie
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Charles D. Brumback
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