Obituary Notices From Berryville and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices report deaths of Zoe Heironimus of Berryville and Snowden Tumblin of White Post with funeral plans pending. Harry E. Carper of Winchester Memorial Hospital died earlier this week. his service was led by Rev. Charles Gerloff at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers named. Additional notice covers Ruby Caffee Oglesbury Mitchell of Pulaski, widow of AlbertO Mitchell, with survivors listed and service planned at Draper's Valley Presbyterian Church.
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John W.W
Zoe
Rt. 1
Berryville
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry E. Carper
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Gerloff
Berkeley M. Ball
Edward Costello
Eugene Grant
Basil Cooper
Loring Pingley
J. B. Vorus
G W Motors
Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery
Snowden Jackson Tumblin
White Post
John H. Enders
Wilson Jones
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Winchester
Charles Tomblin
Calvin Tomblin
Winter Tomblin
C.D. Noakes, Jr
Russell Lloyd
Garland Lloyd
Ruby Caffee Oglesbury Mitchell
Pulaski
Albert O. Mitchell
Agnes O. Massie
Helen Sprinkle
Schenectady
N.Y
Albert Crockett Oglesburg Mitchell
Colora
Mary Helen Massie
Walter Massie, Jr
John Massie
Shawnee citizens discuss highway plans and access roads
At a public meeting residents debated proposed highway projects including an intersection of Papermill Road with Interstate 81 to ease truck traffic. Jim Swiger city inspector and others urged timely input as national standards may clash with local needs.
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Shawnee Citizens’ Group
Papermill Road
McHenry
Jim Swiger
J. Lee Miller
Planning Commission
Shirley Bly
Michael Foreman
Memorial Service at Bethel Church of Gore Sunday
Bethel Church of Gore schedules a full day with Sunday school at 10 a.m and morning service at 11 a.m. Herman Goode of Paw Paw WV will speak. Lunch at noon precedes a 2 p.m service with guests the Roby family of Winchester.
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Bethel Church of
Gore
Herman Goode
Paw Paw
W.va
Roby
Winchester
Wall Street Holds Firm Amid Global Monetary Shifts
New York stocks stayed steady as the Dow rose 0.75 to 951.46 at 10:30 a.m. on a day of mixed advances and declines. Banks moved to raise their floating prime rate to 5 percent while the British government floated the pound, signaling unsettled financial currents at home and abroad.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
First National City Bank
First Pennsylvania
Winchester Hospital Zoning Plan Faces Public Contention
Residents and officials debated a 1969 Winchester Memorial Hospital zoning study proposing a Medical Center District aimed at concentrating medical facilities while gradually eliminating residential uses. Critics called for a public, local plan and warned against rezoning and parking impacts as witnesses urged joint meetings and careful boundary planning.
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Winchester Memorial _ Hospital
Division of State Planning and Community Affairs
Planning Commission
Cork St
Stewart St
Medical Center
Winchester Parking Authority
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Winchester
E.M. Whiting
Robert Mitchell
Whiting
Wendell L. Seldon
City Planning Commission
Swiger
J. Fred Larrick
UN Diplomat mugged in Central Park attack on Rossides
In New York City, Zenon G. Rossides, 77, Cyprus ambassador and head of the U N committee on host country relations, and his wife were robbed by three men who looped ropes around their necks in Central Park. The thieves stole a $600 wristwatch and a $100 engagement ring, threw shoes into the lake. Mrs Rossides was cut, ambassador unharmed.
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New York
U.N. Committee
New York City
Central Park
Cyprus
United Nations
Zenon G. Rossides
Floating of British Pound Triggers European Market Turmoil
London acts to float the pound freeing a new rate and halting support, sparking a global market scramble. The dollar weakens in Frankfurt Zurich and Paris readies central bank talks as gold climbs to about $64 an ounce. The pound’s new free float aims to halt a run, with early trading muted on the London Stock Exchange.
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London
U.S
Frankfurt
Switzerland
Zurich
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Paris
London Stock Exchange
Lion
Smithsonian
Bank of England
The
Economist
Nixon to decide today on education bill amid antibusing dispute
President Nixon said he would announce his decision on signing or vetoing the 21.3 billion education bill. He called the antibusing provision vague and expressed doubt about reshaping the measure to secure the needed funding for programs from elementary to graduate school. He noted the 18 month desegregation halt provision and promised another Oval Office briefing next week.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Tally
Oval Office
Melvin R. Laird
Leonid Brezhnev
Weather Outlook for Northern Valley and Virginia
The forecast shows rain likely tonight with lows in the mid 50s in the north and a cloudy Saturday with a chance of rain and highs near 70 in both regions. Virginia expects rain in the north and possible showers in the southeast with highs around 70. A rainfall report notes 1.52 inches in the past 24 hours and June totals at 9.41 inches. An elephant has no natural enemies except man.
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Northern Valley
Virginia
Winchester Frederick CF Chapter Plans Breath Of Life Campaign
The Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation organizes a Breath Of Life Campaign. A local spokesman notes progress in gene substitution research while urging attendance at the next meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at Wesley United Methodist Church Van Fossen Street to support children with CF and related lung diseases.
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Winchester - Frederick County
National
The
Foundation
Wesley United Methodist Church
van Fossen St
Harrington Here Tomorrow for Service at James Wood High
The Rev. Bob Harrington of New Orleans, the Chaplain of Bourbon St., will conduct a crusade service tomorrow at James Wood High School starting at 3 p.m. He is brought by Hebron Baptist Church of Gore to the event in this area.
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Bob Harrington
New Orleans
Bourbon St
Harrington
Hebron
Kangaroos Tower in Tripod Stance Weighing Up to 200 Pounds
Description notes kangaroos balancing on a tripod formed by tail and legs, towering over most men with weights reaching around 200 pounds. The figure emphasizes their size and strength in a striking pose.
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Albert C. Mitchell
OMDS
Amherst ST
DIAL
Zoe Wis
Heironis
the Order
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Florists, Inc
Aues
Bernard Groves
E. Boscawen
Euinehecike
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Massie
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