Obituaries for Spivey Lonas Johnson Clark and others
Funeral services are set for Hanford Lee Spivey in Berryville with burial at Warwick Baptist Churchyard near Hobbsville North Carolina. Edith V. Lonas dies at 68 in Winchester and is to be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Edna Mae Johnson of Winchester is mourned with services to honor her at Rev. Stonesifer’s church and burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Emma Susan Clark of Adelphi Maryland formerly Baker West Virginia has services at Pine Grove Methodist Church Baker with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Additional notes reference Loy Funeral Home arrangements and other minor service details for area families.
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Hanford Lee Spivey
Berryville
John H. Enders
M.C. Cook
Warwick Baptist
Hobbsville
N.C
W. E. Carter
Clarke County
Methodist Children’s Home
Richmond
Edith V. Lonas
S. Braddock Sr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
John A. Gowdy
George T. Butler
J. Ray Miller
Frank M. Kiger
Willie McKee
John R. Steward
Richard L. McIintyre
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Edna Mae Johnson
W. Germain St
Johnson
Summit Point
W. Va
Larkin M
Barbara Rodifer Fox
Winchester
Benjamin A. Johnson
Walter D. Johnson
Elmer J. Johnson
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Emma Susan Clark
Adelphi
Baker
Washington Sanatorium
Takoma Park
Clark
Rockingham County
Henry
Catherine Ryan Moyer
Samuel Clark
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Ruth Teets
Stephens City
Juanita Ward
Charles Moyer
South English
Iowa
James Mitchem
Pine Grove
Loy Funeral Home
Wardensville
Shenandoah Students Charged in Cemetery Trespass
Thirty five women and two men from Shenandoah College were charged with trespassing at Green Hill Cemetery Friday at 11 p.m. They bonded out on 36.25 dollars each and face Clarke County Court on March 22. Sheriff Nicodemus noted sorority initiation claimed by some, while college president Parker said no intent to break the law.
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Shenandoah College and
Conservatory of Music
Green Hill
Clarke County Sheriff’s Department
Roy Breeden
Berryville
Breeden
Clarke Sheriff’s Office
Clarke County
Albert Nicodemus, Jr
Robert P. Parker
Fifth Fatality This Week in Northern Ireland Turmoil
Sgt. Thomas Morrow died from gunshot wounds in Newry, the fifth fatality this week amid Northern Ireland violence. The incident followed intensified bombing and killings blamed on the Irish Republican Army as Prime Minister Heath announced limited interrogation powers and new measures to address Catholic grievances.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Thomas Morrow
Newry
Irish Republican Army
Edward Heath
B52s Back South Vietnam Ground Drive Against Viet Cong
U S forces support a new South Vietnamese ground operation in the central highlands with heavy B52 strikes. About 10 000 South Vietnamese troops move to counter a reported North Vietnamese buildup as U S bombers fly over 30 missions. An OV10 recon plane was shot down over Laos but the pilot was rescued. Brig Gen Le Ngoc Trien of the 22nd Infantry Division is replaced amid questions of leadership due to a lung ailment. North Vietnamese forces estimated at 25 000 along the border, with light shelling and harassing attacks continuing.
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U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
Highlands
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le Ngoc Trien
Mahlon H. Long II
Pulaski, Tenn
Judge Upholds Petersburg Hospital Privileges Decision
U S District Court Judge Albert V. Bryan Jr. ruled Petersburg General Hospital's denial of staff privileges to internal medicine specialist Dr. Ellis N. Zuckerman did not violate his rights. The decision, issued from the bench, confirms the Petersburg Hospital Authority's rejection of his bid.
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Richmond, Va
Petersburg General Hospital
Ellis N.zuckerman
U.S. District Court
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Bryan
Zukerman
Petersburg Hospital Authority
Races Update For City Council Contests
At a meeting Dr. Pifer denounced aWINC editorial about a Citizens for Progress fund drive calling it a front political group. North Ward features a five candidate race with Mote and McNemar as Republicans and Fleming Keyton and Zuckerman as Democrats. South Ward offers a four candidate contest with Babb as Republican and Riley Foreman and Bly as Democrats.
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Pifer
WINC
Democratic Party
Citizens For Progress
North Ward
South Ward
Mote
McNemar
James H. Fleming
Williams. Keyton
Charles M. Zuckerman
Babb
C. L. Riley
Michael M. Foreman
Shirley O. Bly
Butler Campaign Focuses on Tax Cuts and Experience
Butler campaigns for mayor stressing tax relief for Winchester homeowners and pledging stronger council cooperation. He highlights 20 years in local government, leadership roles, and a background in military service and business. He contrasts his council experience with his opponent’s lack and outlines plans to keep taxes in check if elected.
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Mr. Butler
Winchester
Butler
Katherine White Found Dead in Maryland Home
Katherine White 42 wife of Texas congressman Richard G. White was found dead at the family home in Chevy Chase Maryland from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning Thursday authorities said
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Washington (Ap
Katherine White
Texas
Richard G. White
Chevy Chase
Weather summary for Northern Valley and Virginia
Cloudy and cold tonight in the Northern Valley with a chance of snow on Saturday. Virginia sees mostly cloudy skies and colder conditions, with a risk of snow in the northern mountains and highs in the 30s to 50s. Extended outlook calls for mostly cloudy conditions with light precipitation late Sunday into Monday, then colder Tuesday.
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Valley
Dollar and thaler origins traced to Joachim’s taler
The term dollar derives from the German thaler a silver coin named for Joachimsthaler. The thaler name stems from Joachim’s valley and the first striking in 1519 as noted by Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Answers for a filled crossword style prompt
A compact list of clue answers including Cassava Painted Mexico Sixes and sevens Alexander Pope No Majority party Jack Dempsey Six Photograph.
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Mexico
Alexander Pope
Jack Dempsey
Historic National Parks Timeline From Britannica
Britannica notes Yellowstone founded in 1872 as the first national park with Yosemite Sequoia and General Grant following in 1890 marking a new era of protected lands in the United States.
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Yellowstone
Yosemite
Sequoia
General Grant National Parks
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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