Obituaries from Rippon and Berryville area
Obituary notices list Joseph A. Bell of Rippon died in Baltimore at 76. Surviving siblings and a son are named with funeral details in Charles Town and Berryville. Additional notices cover Mrs. Mary Gardner of Boyce and Mrs. Leoda Smallwood of Winchester with service details and survivors. Memorials and burial plans are provided for each. Rural Virginia and West Virginia towns are referenced with funeral homes and dates.
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Joseph A. Bell
Joseph A
Dick) Bell
Rippon
W. Va
Baltimore
Mr. Bell
Berryville
John R
Emma Russell Bell
Sarah Turner
Charles Town
Edith Pine
Mary Carpenter
Ammie Bell
Joseph Edgar Bell
Melvin T. Strider
Richard Neal
Green Hill Cemetery
Mary Henry Gardner
Crescent St
Boyce
Washington, D. C
Howard Gardner
L‘a.m
Enders Funeral Home
John D. Copenhaver Jr
Leoda C. Smallwood
East St
Smallwood
Darkesville
W.va
Harry M
Bertha M. Herrell Carper
Thomas G. Smallwood
House of Cards
First United Methodist Church
Robert
Brenda) Swartz
Clearbrook
Cecil
Helen) Adams
Winchester
Anna Bell Hopkins
Mt. Falls
Jones Funeral Home
James H. Boice Jr
Mount Hebron
The
Cancer Society
W. Boscawen St
Russell
Elizabeth Westphal Russell
W. Main St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Robert G. Buckley
Dorothy Bell Clark Buckley
White Post
McLean
Lela Shenk
Luray
John Clark
Camden
N.J
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Melton Wright
Rockland Community Church
Rt. 2
Front Royal
Susan H. Kabler
Susan Hook Kabler
Richards Ave
Kabler
Lynchburg
Edwin Dudley
Hazel May Mason Hook
Buncutter Oil Co
American Red Cross
Christ Episcopal Church of
Eastern Star of
Charles H. Kabler
Fay H. DeVoy
Clear Water
Fla
Hazel H. King
Alexandria
Edwin D. Hook, Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
David Knight
Lynchburg Presbyterian Cemetery
Memorial Fund
Omps Funeral
Kenneth E. Waybright
Kenneth Edward Waybright
Cross Junction
Mr. Waybright
Rolisburg
Argretta Waybright
Berkeley Springs
Elijah Waybright
Crown Cork and Seal
Lori Kim Armistead
Kenneth E. Waybright, Jr
Chad E. Waybright
Joy Lynn Dailey
Jerry W. Waybright
Dale J. Waybright
Don A. Waybright
Omps
Mondale credits husband with art interest growth
Mrs. Mondale says Walter Mondale has learned from museums since their marriage and had never visited one before. She previews Northeast art for display at the Mondales' Washington home through April 1980 and plans to shift from Southwest to Northeast pieces.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Joan Mondale
Walter Mondale
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Northeast
Mondales
Washington
Midwest
Southwest
Refugee's Quiet Life After Escape in 1975
He arrived in April 1975 just before Phnom Penh fell to the Communists. He lived quietly in Honolulu then moved in May 1977 to a rural area with his family where they grew vegetables.
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Cambodia
Honolulu
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