Martinsburg man Charles D Butler dies at 81
Charles D Butler 76 of N High St Martinsburg WV died in City Hospital Thursday after a long carpentry career. Born Feb 13 1895 in Warren County he was a retired contractor and Baptist Church member. Survived by daughter Mrs Henry Shamburg Jr stepson Kenneth Yeakley daughter in law Helen Butler two sons Stanley and Charles D Butler Jr six grandchildren two great grandchildren sister Miss Edie Butler and many nieces and nephews Services set for Sunday 1 30 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home burial Rosedale Cemetery. Family visitation Friday 7 9 p.m.
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Charles D. Butler
N High St
Martinsburg
W. Va
City
Warren County
George H
Mamie Miller Butler
Butler
The
Baptist Church
Mary E. Yeakley Butler
Mr Butler
Henry Shamburg, Jr
Kenneth Yeakley
Berkeley Station
Helen Butler
Stanley
Edie Butler
Front Royal
Brown Funeral Home
Rosedale
Alvin
Joney" Paul Sargent
Washington Avenue
Mr. Sargent
White Post
James A
Minerva Trenary Sargent
Mable Copenhaver
Stephens City
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Winchester
Sargent T
Arthur
Jeanette) Trenary
Ridgeway
Jones Funeral Home
Donald A. Eckenroth
David W. Braithwaite
Carroll A. Hummer
John G. Miller
Edward A. McDonald
Harold E. Buckman
Reid Tomblin
Mount Hebron
Marvin P. Pimbrook
Kirby
Isaac Franklin
Sarah Elizabeth Frye Pimbrook
Clara Pownell Pimbrook
Garland
Leesburg
Harry
Chambersburg
Harold
Lincoln
Rodney
Romney
Eileen Hott
Ruth Saville
Alton
Pleasant Ely
Charlotte Hott
Mamie Pimbrook
Ima Saville
Hott Chapel
United Methodist Church
E. K. Sawyer
Summers Sawyer
McKee
Pimbrook
Sargent and Pimbrook memorials mark Winchester area obituaries
Obituaries for Alvin Paul Sargent 64 of 522 Washington Avenue and Marvin Pimbrook 65 of Kirby, W Va, note their births in 1906, marriages, and work as a city mechanic and local families. Services are planned at Jones and Hott Chapel churches with pallbearers named, and burial at Mount Hebron and Hott Chapel cemeteries. The piece also mentions the U S Marine Band as The Presidents Own.
Memorial services for Alvin Sargent and Roy Harper
Funeral notices list Alvin Joney Paul Sargent with a 3:30 p.m. Saturday service at Jones Funeral Home and Roy Harper with a 3:00 p.m. Monday service at the Masonic Memorial, with details continuing at Jones Funeral Home.
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Alvin “Joney
Paul Sargent
Roy Harper
Jones
Masonic Memorial
Viet fighting heavy around abandoned Fire Base Fuller
Heavy fighting persisted around the abandoned Fire Base Fuller as U S B 52 bombers struck twice in the region. South Vietnamese troops hunted enemy mortar crews in the hills below the DMZ while field reports indicated about eight Americans escaped to a rear HQ after Fuller fell.
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Saigon
Fuller
Demilitarized Zone
le Trung Hien
Dmz
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
U.S. Command
Sarge
Putzel
U.S
Hoang Xuan Lam
Hue
da Nang
Quang Tri
Alpha 4
Charlie 2
5Th Mechanized Infantry
Bank official Roy Harper dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Roy Harper 60 of 302 W Whitlock Ave was a vice president at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Born in Macksville West Virginia March 17 1911 he was married to Doris Turner. He belonged to Lions Club Masonic bodies and Braddock Street United Methodist Church. Funeral Monday at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Edward P Lewis died in Austria during vacation. funeral plans pending.
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Roy Harper
Whitlock Ave
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Harper
Macksville
W. Va
Alvin and
Mollie Carr Harper
Doris Turner
Sewickley
Lions Club
Winchester Hiram Lodge
Robert J. Donnelly
George Orser
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Stephens City Plans Budget Hearing for 1971 72
Stephens City Town Council will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in the town office on the proposed 59 316 budget for fiscal 1971 72. Taxpayers may speak for or against the advertised budget which is 10 180 higher than the current year with no tax rate increase. Major expenses include 3 430 more for weekly garbage pickup and a 1000 police car purchase. Water and sewer costs rise to cover growth and a 2 369 hike in reserve water sewer repair and new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Indictments proceed in Winchester court cases
Grand jury returns multiple indictments including Rebecca Orndorff for forgery and Wade Ferguson for forged note and altered plates. Indictments also name Christopher Kerns for breaking and entering, Sheila Page for theft from Leggett Department Store, Donald Quinby for vehicle theft, with Judge Marshall issuing capiases and continuing cases to June term opening day.
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Foster
Mr. Crawford
Winchester
Bellview Ave
Rebecca Arlena Orndorff
Clearbrook
Pat Hedrick
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Betty Baker
Vickie L. Wisecarver
Christopher Stephen Kerns
John H
Donald Quinby
Marion, Inc
Martin Gavis
Hertz
Wade Blakely Ferguson
E. Piccadilly Sr
Sally G. Ferguson
F & M Bank
Elliott D. Marshall
Mr. Quinby
Winchester Corporation Court
Court weighs press freedom in Post Times clash
The Times argues the New York restraining order burdens a free press while the Justice Department seeks a stay to halt The Post from using a government prepared appendix and other items. The Supreme Court may hear next week as justices weigh national security against press rights in this pivotal dispute.
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the Times
U.S. Circuit Court
New York City
Justice Department
Post
Erwin N. Griswold
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Griswold
New York Court
High Court
Thirty Attend Hearing on Winchester Rezoning Proposals
About 30 residents attended a public hearing by the Winchester Planning Commission on four zoning changes in annexed areas. Comments were few. July 13 city council meeting will decide rezonings in Cedarmeade and Wea Villa subdivisions, and along Weems Lane with four proposed district switches from B-5 to B-2 and from M-1/R-5 to R-2.
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Winchester Planning Commission
Cedarmeade
Wea-Villa
Weems Lane
Winchester
Valley Ave
Wentworth Drive
York Ave
Wea-Villa Subdivision
Or Valley Ave
Paper Mill Road
Wilson Boulevard
Weather Update for Virginia This Weekend
Mostly clear today with afternoon and evening clouds and a chance of thundershowers. Lows in the 50s to low 60s. Saturday highs near 90, cooler in the highlands, with scattered rain chances. Extended outlook calls for fair Sunday and Monday and a chance of showers Tuesday with daytime highs about 90.
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Virginia
Highlands
Rainfall and Weather Totals From Historic Local Readings
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 30 today was .48 inches. June rainfall year to date is 1 49 inches. 1971 year to date is 18 31 inches. Long term averages and past five year totals are listed for each month and the year. Also notes today s temperature peaked at 89 and low 66 with yesterday s high of 88.
Wall Street Mixed Day With Slight Dow Dip
Wall Street opened with bluechip stocks drifting modestly lower while the broad market stayed even. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 876.02 after a 1.24 point drop as advances and declines balanced on the NYSE and analysts described ongoing aimless trading as investors awaited further cues.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
I Q Answers Lofty Tower Five Copies
A compact item lists answers and items: I Q answers, a lofty tower, five copies, and a sequence of responses including no yes after six Wyoming and other brief entries. It references Daniel J. Evans among the short notes.
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I.Q
Lofty Tower
Nixon Attends Indiana Road Marker Dedication and Purdue Dinner
President Nixon traveled to Vernon Indiana to dedicate a birthplace marker for his mother Hannah Milhous Nixon. He then drove to Indianapolis for roadside chats and a Purdue University farewell dinner before touring an aerial photo project to monitor corn blight spread.
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Nixon
Vernon
Ind
Hannah Milhous Nixon
California
Indianapolis
Chicago
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Weir Cook
Air Force
Midwest
Postal Service Day July 1 in Washington D C celebration
The inauguration of the New United States Postal Service on July 1 will be celebrated in Washington D C and at every post office. Winchester Postmaster Haines invites all residents to visit their local post office and enjoy the dedication activities hosted by Postmaster General Blount.
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United States Postal Service
Washington
D. C
Winchester
Joseph C. Haines
U. S. Postal Service
Blount
Congress
New Postal Service
Postal Service
U. S
1 Day Camp For 4 H Members
Frederick County 4 H club members attend a one day camp at Winchester Recreation Park next Wednesday. Opening program at 8 30 a m in Exchange and Rotary Club Shelters features Hugo Ackenbom of Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad on basic first aid. Afternoon crafts include dipped flowers crochet beads woold plastic string and more with instructors Mrs Roy McDonald Mrs Charles Moler Mrs George Cather Miss Genoa Hartman Miss Sherri Loomis and Mrs Rosie Hott. Camp ends at 5 p m.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Rotary Club
Hugo Ackenbom
Roy McDonald
Charles Moler
George Cather
Genoa Hartman
Sherri Loomis
Rosie Hott
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Alvin Paul Sargent
Haines Service
Noah Clinton Haines
Timber Ridge
U.S. Marine Band
White House
Casion
Cmds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
Dial
Tmt Golden Mule
IFA
Bernard F. Groves
Vietnam
Svnb Bank
Edward P. Lewis
Mosby St
Austria
Lewis
Memoriam
Shenandoah Valley National
Ferguson
Florida
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Wall Street
Wyoming
Both
Daniel J. Evans
J Modern Postal Service
William M. Battaile
Stewart Bell, Jr
Phil Whitney
Winchester-Frederick County
Snapper Comet
McDonough Power Equipment Company, Inc
Fuqua Industries
C.F. Dunlap & Sons
N. Cameron St
Leiter Prostinct
Pittsburgh
N. Gameron
Bart Lc
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