Obituaries for Lamp Loy Ruble Funeral Services
Obituary notices for Mamie E Lamp 85 of 425 Gray Ave died Sunday in Winchester Memorial Hospital funeral at Jones Funeral Home 2 pm with pallbearers listed and burial in Mount Hebron. Also Minnie Kathryn Loy Shanks West Virginia to have service 2 pm at Augusta McKee Funeral Chapel with burial Mt Zion near Augusta. Annie Cora Ruble 73 Bunker Hill dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by husband Tull S Ruble and eight children and two sisters with services at Omps Funeral Home 3 pm Thursday and Chestnut Grove Cemetery Gainesboro.
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Mamie E. Lamp
Gray Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
H.L. Wigfield
Jack E. Johnson
Charles W. Schuller
Fred H. Madagan
L. Paul Everline
Donald E. Athey
Harold M. Bageant
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Minnie Kathryn Loy
Shanks
W. Va
McKee
Augusta
J. Lloyd Black
Mt. Zion
Annie Cora Ruble
Bunker Hill
Arlie Ruble
Ermagene Wolfe
Annabelle Ring
Dollie Beasley
Lawrence Ruble
Martinsburg
Charles S. Ruble
Charles Town
Eva Loy
Winchester
Lou Cooper
Gainesboro
Willie L. Ruble
Ella Shanholtz
Omps Funeral Home
Harry Yoder
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Omps
Chestnut Grove
Weichman Leaves Post for Differentiated Staffing Project
WIECHMAN resigns after two years to join an elementary level experimental program on differentiated staffing. As master teacher he oversees three teachers, two para-professionals, and student teachers in an effort to reduce instructional costs while boosting master teacher salaries. He holds memberships in Dade County and Florida Education Associations and is a life member of the NEA and Phi Delta Kappa. He is married to Mary A. Rahaim and they have a three year old son, Mark.
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Johnson
Wiechman
Dade County Education Association
Florida Education Association
National Education Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Mary A. Rahaim
Mark
Millions Affected by Stroke Across United States
About 1.6 million Americans suffer strokes, highlighting a widespread health concern and urging increased awareness and prevention efforts across communities.
Tragic Tree Accident Kills Individual on Porch
A tree fell onto a house injuring none while a man named Tommy Walter Wise was killed in the mishap and thrown onto the porch, according to Taylor. The incident is reported on page 1 with photographer credit to David B. Grim.
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Tommy Walter Wise
Taylor
David B. Grim
C.D. Taylor
Fairmont Ave
Citizens Groups Propose City Recreation and Transit Plans
Neighborhood groups urge more playgrounds and land dedication by developers for parks. They seek school and recreation department cooperation, non athletic programs for girls, and youth input. Study teams discuss rail beltline ideas, arterial routes, housing, environmental needs, and enforcement.
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School Board and Recreation Department
John S. Scully II
Planning Commission Hearing on Hospital Zoning Draws Interest
The Planning Commission invites hospital area residents to Thursday 3 p.m. meeting in City Council chambers. Mrs. Massie’s study group urges separating zoned areas by streets and avoiding inclusion of residential zones in the Medical District. She proposes satellite parking, ground floor parking, car pools, extra bus service, and limiting visiting to immediate family.
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Winchester
Rt. 37
Jefferson St
Virginia Avenue
Shawnee
McHenry
George P. Duane, Jr
Marvel G. Thompson
Planning Commission
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Massie
Bath
Maryland
Oudoun County
West Virginia
Historic
Merriman’s Lane
Weather Watch and Rainfall Totals For Augusta County Virginia
A flash flood watch is in effect in Augusta County with tonight’s rain and thunderstorms. Lows near 60s, then highs in the 70s, with a mix of showers through Wednesday. Virginia forecast shows rain west of the Blue Ridge and east of the mountains, easing by midweek. Rainfall totals for today and monthly/ yearly figures are listed, along with an extended forecast into the weekend.
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Northern Valley
Augusta County
Blue Ridge
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
mid-Atlantic States
New England
Villagers Hear Birds for Change at Fregene Beach
In Fregene near Rome, residents rejoice as a worldwide airline pilots strike silences jets from Fiumicino Airport. Fisherman Luigi Spadoni notes birds return after years of noise from the landing strip threatening property values. Once a film colony retreat, the village now finds peace and becomes a Sunday picnic spot for Romans.
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Fregene
Italy
Rome
Fiumicino
Luigi Spadoni
Williams to address ICL on Christian leadership at The Elms
Parks Williams, director of Christian Education at First Presbyterian Church, will speak tomorrow at 7 a.m. for the International Christian Leadership program. The breakfast event at The Elms Restaurant is open to the public.
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Parks Williams
First Presbyterian Church
International Christian Leadership Program
Elms Restaurant
French Offices Attacked by Test Foes
Opponents of France's nuclear tests attacked French offices in Australia and New Zealand before a planned hydrogen blast at Mururoa Atoll. A firebomb hit Auckland UTA, Melbourne protesters tagged the doorway, and gasoline was thrown into Melbourne's French delegation building. Demonstrators gathered outside Sydney Banque Nationale de Paris.
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Sydney
France
Australia
New Zealand
Mururoa Atoll
Tahiti
Auckland
UTA
Melbourne
Banque Nationale de Paris
County School Board Plans July 11 Meeting
Frederick County School Board announces a meeting set for July 11 as the semi monthly session would fall on the July 4 holiday. Superintendent Melton F. Wright says a report on the proposed county school building program will be released in late July or early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Melton F. Wright
Wall Street gains amid technical buying on Tuesday
Wall Street edged higher reversing Monday's slide. The Dow Jones average rose to 944.54 at 10:30 a.m. with gains led by Gulf Oil Control Data and Natomas while Ampex slipped. Analysts cited technical factors and no fundamental change as the cause of the move.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf Oil
Signal Co
Natomas
Ampex
Levitz Furniture
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MDS Funeral Home
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Dial
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the Order
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Dan and
Jessie Sullivan
Jim Puckett
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Kern Motor Co
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