Obituaries from Winchester area include Abrell and others
Obituary notices list John W. Abrell 89 of Martinsburg died in City Hospital after long illness. He worked for Cumberland Valley Railroad and Martinsburg maintenance, member of First Baptist Church. Survived by wife Marie Darrett Abrell, children Ralph, John, and Mrs. Frank Turner, siblings, seven grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Brown Funeral Home with viewing today and tomorrow. Also notices for Bruce Bromley and Fred L. Kirk with funeral details, pallbearers, burial sites, and church donations requested to Cancer Society or Little Mountain United Methodist Church.
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John W. Abrell
S. College St
Martinsburg
W.va
City Hospital
Mr. Abrell
Berkeley County
Benjamin Holland
Lydia Catherine Collis Abrell
Cumberland Valley Railroad
First Baptist Church of
Daisy Betsy Thompson Abrell
Marie V. Darrett
Ralph Corinth Abrell
Mississippi
Frank
Marie) Turner
Hawaii
Bert O. Abrell
Inwood
Lydia Anderson
Baltimore
Guy Abrell
Brown Funeral Home
John Robert Stiff
Fred L. Kirk
Route 5
Cedar Grove
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Robert L. du Breuil, Jr
Little Mountain Cemetery
Forrestee Thurman Fisher
Ray Flowers
Elwood Rogers
Henry DeHaven
George Russell
American Cancer Society
Little Mountain United Methodist Church
Willard F. Hornung 79 Dies in Winchester Nursing Home
Willard F. Hornung aged 79 of Route 5 died today in a Winchester nursing home. He is survived by his daughter Janet Hornung of Brooklyn New York. The body is at Omps Funeral Home with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Willard F. Hornung
Route 5
Winchester
Mr. Hornung
Janet Hornung
Brooklyn
N.Y
Omps
Fires devastate homes as floods inundate basements in Round Hill area
Round Hill firefighters battled two major blazes and heavy flooding across Rt. 50 West and Fox Drive. Two rooms burned at Gerald Hepner home. attic burn risk and water damage in other rooms. Fire crews then pumped water from 5 p.m. to midnight as basements flooded. A Frederick County sheriff’s car fire followed at Memorial Hospital parking lot when Deputy Robert Kline moved an injured man inside.
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Round Hill
Gerald Hepner
Rt. 50 West
Hepner
Fox Drive
Winchester Fire Department
Frederick County Sheriff’s Department
Memorial Hospital
Robert Kline
Amherst St
Glen Burnie
Dr William S Coker to speak on Peter Bryan Bruin
The Winchester Frederick County Historical Society hosts University of Southern Mississippi associate professor Dr William S Coker at 7 45 p m in Handley Library auditorium. He discusses Peter Bryan Bruin a Revolutionary War officer who moved to Spanish West Florida in 1788 and later served as an early Mississippi Territory judge.
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William S. Coker
University of Southern Mississippi
Winchester-Frederick County
Bruin
Journalist suggests universal all purpose number
A lone journalist floated the idea that the United States government should assign every American a universal all purpose number as a way to simplify identity and records. The proposal appeared in a commentary noting administrative efficiency and potential privacy concerns.
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United States
French Singer Mauled by Lion During Photo Session
Jacqueline Dulac was grabbed by a lion named Pacha during a publicity shoot in Lorient France. Trainer Pierre Thomas tried to save her as the lion mauled her throat area. Dulac reportedly survived surgery and is in better condition than expected.
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Pierre Thomas
Pacha
Jacqueline Dulac
Lorient
France
Miss Dulac
Lion
Cage
Severe Summer Storm Floods City and Surroundings
A fast moving storm drenched the region from Altoona to Charlottesville, flooding Amherst Street and Cameron Street basements, breaking heat with hail and strong winds. Damage reported to trees, roofs, and power lines, with restoration crews working into the night.
Weather Summary and Rainfall Statistics
Rainfall yesterday was .61 inches with June total at 2.93 inches and 1969 year to date 11.89 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 56 years is listed, with June 3.71 inches. Tonight brings some cloudiness with a few showers, then warm, partly cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday.
Town Mourns 4 Guard Members Killed in Viet Nam
Bardstown Kentucky mourns as four local National Guard soldiers from Battery C 138th Artillery die in a Vietnam attack. Names include David Collins Ronald Simpson James Moore and Joseph McIlivey all from Bardstown Willisburg. Memorial service planned in Nelson County. Families cope amid ongoing war.
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Bardstown
National Guard
Vietnam
Spec
David B. Collins
Ronald E. Simpson
James T. Moore
Joseph R. MclIivey
Willisburg
Washington County
James A. Sutherland
Gus Wilson
Nelson County
Kentucky
Miles Durbin
Sutherland
138Th Artillery
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Winchester Evening Star
Bromley
Bruce Bromley
Gray Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Alexander C. Yates
Austin F. Johnson
Marion E. Hummer
Willard W. Conner
Richard Duvall
Harvey L. Fishpan
Ralph A. Cain
Charles McK. Feltner, Jr
H. John Whitacre
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Kirk Service
Howers
F Conist, Inc
Sounds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Sun
Menses the Oder
Bernard F. Groves
Boseawer St
Dr. Coker
Route 50
Cameron Street
Scawen
Piccadilly
Altoona
Charlottesville
Staunton
Strasburg
Cedar Creek
Route 11
Walter Rutherford
Berryville
W. Va
James Laise
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Mark Mcintosh
Front Royal
E.W. Adams
Gainesboro
Gore
Boyce
Lee Butler
Albin
Arthur Cather
Nain
Hunting Ridge
Potomac Edison Power Go
Charles Kirk
Frederick County
James Robertson
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Robertson
Harris Motor Express
Harris Motor
Dodson Furniture Store
I. Q. Answers
Arizona
Glaize
R'& Bro
N. Cameron St
Chevrolet
International
FORD
Gilliam
Commerce Ave
Front Royal, VA
Winchester Skies
Viet
Moore
138Th
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Carrollton
U.S. District Court
Austin
Tex
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Robert Simpson
Ronald Simpson
Collins
Your International
C.J. Brumback
Snt
Round Hill Community Fire Co
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