Obituaries from Berryville and nearby towns
Funeral services are listed for Addie G. Powell 73 of Berryville and Annie Cora Ruble 73 of Bunker Hill. Royston 69 of Rt. 2 Berryville was buried at Providence Chapel. Tommy Wise 24 of 99 Bellview Ave. died in an automobile crash and is to be buried at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Details cover services, burial sites, pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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Addie G. Powell
Berryville
John H. Enders
Darrell Maxwell
T.S. Hogan
Green Hill Cemetery
Carroll J. Duke
Charles G. Duke, Jr
James Longerbeam
Marshall Longerbeam
Victor Sudo
Roland W. Longerbeam
B.N. Chambers
James R. York
A. Garland Williams
Edward Fenton
William Bolden
James Bolden
Annie Cora Ruble
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Harry Yoder
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Desmond Lemaster
Dale Hardy
Robert Triggs
Alvin Haines
Berkley Thomas
Elmer Bromley
Joseph Adam Royston
Rt. 2
Providence Chapel
Clarke County
Wilson D. Jones
Paul M. Downs
Marco Santini
Roger Hummer
Jerry LaFollette
Jerry Payne
Robert A. McAllister
Wilmer Shepherd
Orie Royston
Nelson Stokes
Clayton Wiley
Tommy Walter Wise
Bellview Ave
Samuel L. Hiebert
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Daniel Sullivan
Ronald Mangold
Thomas Beavers
Thomas Tangeman
Ronald Michael
Steve Sardelis
Earl Williams
Vernon Sargent
V.F.W. Post
Winchester
Omps Funeral
Mrs Luttrell Heads Local AIB Chapter in 1970
Mrs Janet N Luttrell elected president of Stonewall Jackson Chapter American Institute of Banking for the coming year. Other officers include Delbert Sibert Jr Jack Price Betty Carroll Nonie Tusing and Walter Stine. Board of Governors features Arlene Maul James Hockman Lewis Ewing Richard Giles James Dix Robert Ayler. Luttrell has 13 years at Shenandoah Valley National Bank and heads its Business Development Department. She previously served as assistant secretary and won the Norman Basliss award in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Sibert, Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Jack Price
First Virginia Bank of Woodstock
Betty Carroll
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Nonie Tusing
Walter Stine
Arlene Maul
Commercial and Savings Bank
James Hockman
Shenandoah Valley
Bank opens aged friendly account in Philadelphia
First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co. offers a special account for the aged after talks with the Gray Panthers. The plan allows automatic payment of standard bills and four free money orders per month to elderly account holders.
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Philadelphia
First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Co
Gray Panthers
Lieutenant Col Burr Willey Killed in Vietnam
Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey was killed Monday in Vietnam. He was the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Willey of 515 Fairmont Ave. His father Clark Willey was born in Middletown and his grandparents moved to Winchester. Col. Willey lived in Ayer, Massachusetts. The Star carried his death story Tuesday.
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Burr M. Willey
Vietnam
Ray Willey
Fairmont Ave
Clark Willey
Middletown
Winchester
Willey
Ayer
Mass
Star
Clarke County School Trustee Board to appoint member
The Clarke County School Trustee Electoral Board will meet at the courthouse Thursday at 10 a.m. to appoint a school board member from Chapel District. Charles Grubbs, current representative, seeks reappointment.
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Clarke County
Court House
Chapel District
Charles ©. Grubbs
Chorale to Sing During Crusade Here
The Lynchburg Baptist College Chorale of over 14 members will provide special music at the Bob Harrington Crusade service Saturday at 3 p.m. Sponsoring Hebron Baptist Church of Gore, the event will be at James Wood School. Rev. Bob Harrington, the Chaplain of Bourbon St., is the main speaker with Rev. Jerry Falwell also taking part.
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Lynchburg Baptist College Chorale
Bob Harrington
Hebron
Winchester study groups push for traffic lights and new plans
Neighborhood groups in Winchester press for Valley Ave at Kernstown a traffic light and Amherst St near the Drug Fair A P shopping area. They back multi level parking and road repairs while weighing housing environmental task forces and a railroad beltline idea.
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Jones
Valley Ave
Kernstown
Bank
Amherst St
Pleasant Valley Road
Berryville Ave
Fox Drive
Winchester
Wendell Seldon
Pow Wow Draws Native Leaders to Dallas Campus Pow Wow
American Indians from Florida to California gather at Mountain View College Dallas for a weeklong National Conference of Native American Culture and Unity. Sponsors expect about 5,000 attendees through Sunday, ending on the Little Bighorn battle anniversary. Participants camp on campus and join a traditional pow wow.
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Dallas
Florida
California
National Conference of Native American Culture and Unity
Mountain View College
Flooding Closes Roads in Nelson County Virginia
Nelson County sheriff reports ongoing rain with rising flood waters closing Virginia 56 between Montebello and Massies Mill and Virginia 723 at Roseland Post Office. Massies Mill residents evacuate to relatives or Temperance Elementary School as the Tye and Piney rivers overflow.
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Nelson County
Sheriff’s Office
Massies Mill
Tye
Piney
Virginia
Montebello
Roseland
Amherst County
Wayne Hash
Woodson
Lowesville
Temperance
Hash
Sam H. McCormick Dies at 79 Former Hialeah GM
Sam H. McCormick of Miami Florida died Monday at age 79. He was a former general manager of Hialeah Race Track and the 1952 president of the Orange Bowl Committee, reflecting a career tied to major South Florida sports events.
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Sam H. McCormick
Miami
Fla
Hialeah Race Track
Plans for Sewage Plant Location Delayed by Feasibility Study
Plans consultant PLANS S D Carnes explains final site location for the sewage system hinges on a feasibility study. The Antipollution Act would cover 55 percent of main system costs, the state 25 percent, and the locality 20 percent. A central plant will unify former temporary plants once determined.
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S.D. Carnes
Krueger
Weather synopsis for Northern Valley and Winchester skies
Occasional rain tonight with lows in the 60s, followed by partly cloudy conditions and highs in the 70s. Extended forecast shows more of the same with highs in the 70s to 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Total rainfall in the last 24 hours was 1.55 inches. June to date 3.89 inches. historical five year rainfall totals listed. Sun sets at 8 43 p m and sunrise at 5 47 a m.
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Northern Valley
Answers on key 1904 1905 Russo Japanese War mediation
Israel delivers responses covering mediation in the Russo Japanese War of 1904 05. Radar telescope arc Midas Seale ne Chronometer and a regiment or battlegroup discuss work and roles.
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Israel
Wall Street Advances Amid Mixed Inflation News
Wall Street held gains as the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 949.73 at 10:30 am, up 1.51 points. The NYSE saw 4 advances to 3 declines, as traders shrugged at May CPI data and focused on technical factors and momentum from Tuesday.
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New York Stock Exchange
Smith to Speak at Gore's Big Tent event
The Rev. Charles Smith will headline the Big Tent at Gore sponsored by Hebron Baptist Church of Gore. He will speak Friday and Saturday nights at 7 30.
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Charles Smith
Gore
The
Hebron
Nixon Plan Quiet Wedding Anniversary
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon marked their 32nd anniversary with a request for privacy. A family dinner at the White House will include their daughter Tricia and son in law Edward Cox while Julie and her husband Navy Lt. David Eisenhower will not attend due to his Navy duty in Florida.
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Washington
Nixon
Constance Stuart
Nixons
Tricia
Edward Cox
The
White House
Julie
Navy
J.g
David Eisenhower
David
Florida
Stuart
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Ruble Service
Royston
Wise Service
Renee
Barbara Suling
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
National
MDS Funeral Home
Dial
Chestnut Grove
Gainesboro
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Florists, Inc
Mrs. Luttrell
AIB
Janet N. Luttrell
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banking
Andersen Windowalls
Andersen
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Howard Johnson
Dies
New York
Howard D. Johnson
Lenox Hill Hospital
Johnson
Howard B. Johnson
Sarah Zane Session
Lucille Dick
Stewart St
Eleanor White
Merriman’s Lane
E. William Duncan
Ralph L. Hardy
Herbert Solenberger
Duncan
Lee Miller
Winchester Planning Commission
Lewis Ebert
Anne Hardy
Virginia Avenue
Ebert
Oolors
H. D. Robinson, Jr
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
N. Cameron St
OLD Dominion Savings and Loan
Boscawen
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Associated Press
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Christian Science Board of
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Armstrong Auditorium
Leb
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