Obituaries and notices batch from Shenandoah County and Quebec
Obituaries list Holmes Conrad Himelright 86 of Wheatfield Shenandoah County died in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital He was born September 18 1886 and was a farm worker He survives with numerous nieces and nephews Funeral to be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial at Gravel Springs Cemetery Pallbearers listed Family to receive friends tonight at Stover Funeral Home 7 30 to 8 30 pm Funeral home to meet tomorrow prior to service Also included is notice of James Donald Kelly 60 Front Royal death at Warren Memorial Hospital He was born January 16 1913 in Cleveland Ohio and leaves wife five daughters one son and 12 grandchildren Funeral service Tuesday 11 am at Robertshaw Funeral Home Front Royal Interment Panorama Memorial Gardens Dr Merlin Harris Nipe 66 Strasburg died in Shenandoah County Memorial He was a Library of Congress employee and held degrees including a PhD in history He survived by widow Ann Callaway Nipe and an aunt Mrs K P Emschler of Harrisonburg Services planned at Stover Funeral Home with pallbearers listed Graveside Cedar Hill Cemetery Suitland Md Donations to Strasburg Rescue Squad requested Also included in the clipping are unrelated trivia fragments about the name Margaret and a note on animal brains.
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Holmes Conrad Himelright
Wheatfield
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Himelright
Mountain Falls
Thomas T
Lucinda A. Lineburg Himelright
Stover
Strasburg
Parker Perkins
Charles Lee McDonald
Vernon McDonald
Carl D. Hershman
Loring Brown
Charles Williams
Frank Himelright
Gravel Springs
Stover Funeral Home
James Donald Kelly
Route 3
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kelly
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald F. Kelly
Fayetteville
N.C
Robertshaw
Edmund V. Kollar
Panorama Memorial Gardens
Merlin Harris Nipe
Rt. 2
Nipe
Davis Harris Nipe
Roy Irene McIntorff Nipe
Strasburg High School
Library of Congress
Legislative Reference Department
Blue Ridge Shrine Club
Organization of American Historians
The
Southern Historical Society
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Ann Callaway Nipe
K.P. Emschler
Harrisonburg
Gary Howell
P. Douglas Mowery
E.A. Morris
Marvin Loving
Joe Willis
Ray Kern
Robert Marvis
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Suitland
Common Market currencies to stay closed this week
The nine members will keep their foreign exchange markets closed all week as talks continue on the dollar crisis. Ministers in Brussels extended a prior closure and plan meetings in Brussels Paris and with the United States and Japan.
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Brussels
Paris
United States
Japan
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Voluntary Quarantine At Camp Hit by Typhoid Epidemic
In Homestead Florida a migrant labor camp imposed a voluntary quarantine to halt a typhoid outbreak. Of 107 tested, 115 were sent to hospitals and 15 confirmed cases linked to a contaminated water supply. About 2,000 residents may leave for essentials but mainly stay in camp. The outbreak, cited as the area's worst in memory, centers on the camp’s water wells.
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Homestead
Fla
Dade County Public Health
Milton Saslaw
Saslaw
Miami
City Firemen Answer Four Alarms This Weekend
Winchester firemen answered four alarms with no major damage. A car fire on Latane Street caused minor wiring damage after about 15 minutes. A trash fire on North Cameron Street caused no damage. Smoke from Lady Ester's Grill on Loudoun Street prompted a 30 minute response. A chimney fire on Elm Street produced no damage after 20 minutes.
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Winchester
S.R. Dyke
Latane St
N. Cameron St
Lady Ester’s
S. Loudoun St
Shenandoah percussion ensemble concert at Arm strong Auditorium
The Shenandoah College percussion ensemble presents jazz to Bach tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in Arm strong Auditorium. Dr. James A. Kriewald plays the G Minor Fugue. Thomas H. Curtis and Ben Lacy improvise. Craig Sunday conducts. Open to the public and auditioned students only.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Armstrong Auditorium
J. S. Bach
James A. Kriewald
Baker
Thomas H. Curtis
Ben Lacy
Craig Sunday
Conservatory
Inspect Scene Where Wild Horses Died
Federal inspectors planned a site visit in Idaho to assess a mountain roundup where Humane Society officials say a herd was destroyed. Eight to ten carcasses were found at a 200-foot cliff in the Lemhi Mountains near 80 miles west of Idaho Falls, with at least 30 other horses forced down the slopes with nostrils wired to restrict breathing.
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Howe
Idaho
Humane Society
Bureau of Land Management
Boise
Idaho Falls
Lemhi
Two Separate Winchester Traffic Crashes Injure Two
State police reported two weekend crashes in the Winchester area injuring two men. Charles Welch of Front Royal was hurt when his car pulled into Edward Fletcher on Rt. 277 east of Stephens City, both vehicles a total loss. Austin Burk of Pittsburgh sustained an elbow injury when a tractor trailer carrying steel pipe overturned on the Rt. 11 ramp to I-81 after the load shifted. damage estimated at $5,000.
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Winchester
Charles Welch
Front Royal
Rt. 277
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Welch
Edward Fletcher
Rt. 11
Austin Burk
Pittsburgh
Burk
Familiar Face Reunites Airman On Flight Home From Vietnam
Lt Col David H. Duart returns to Clark Air Base in the Philippines aboard a C141 after six years as a POW in Hanoi. Aboard the plane Dawn Bradley, 30, a nurse and old family friend from Columbia Cross Roads, Pa., recognizes him and they recall their 1966 meeting at Clark.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
David H. Duart
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Freedom
Air Force
Dawn Bradley
Duart
Canton
Dawn
Columbia Cross Roads
Clark
Weather roundup for Winchester and Virginia forecasts
Occasional rain and fog tonight with lows around 45 to 50. Tuesday brings cloudy conditions with possible rain or drizzle and highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Virginia outlook shows showers mainly in the southeast with highs in the 60s and mixed clouds elsewhere. Extended outlook favors showers Wednesday then fair Thursday and Friday with daytime highs in the 60s and nightly lows in the 40s.
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Virginia
Censors Lift 1962 Updike Novel Ban in South Africa
Pretoria officials lift the 1962 ban on John Updike’s Rabbit Run as government censors rescind the prohibition. The move ends decades of publication restrictions on the US author’s work in the country.
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Pretoria
South Africa
USS
John Updike
Sheriff hunts for two runaway youths last seen Friday
Frederick County Sheriff searches for James Scott Burleson 15 and Kenneth Edward Young 15 of Clear Brook last seen at James Wood High School at noon Friday. Also seeking a stolen 1963 white Chevrolet four door sedan Virginia plate DRG 395 owned by Winfield Ashwood.
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James Scott
Burleson
Kenneth Edward Young
Clearbrook
James Wood High School
Frederick County
Winfield Ashwood
Rt. 50 West
Edmonton Art Gallery marks 50th anniversary year
The Edmonton Art Gallery in Alberta plans a series of exhibitions for its 50th anniversary. The major anniversary show will trace the history of art in Alberta.
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Edmonton, Alta
Edmonton Art Gallery
Alberta
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