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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1972

Page

2

Obituary notices for McKee Rock and Strasburg residents

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Cathrine Johnson of McKee Rock Pa late of Winchester and Lester Wymer of Strasburg with services in Trinity A M E Pittsburgh Meadow Mills Church and burial in Pennsylvania Also John Nixon of Charlottesville dies at 80 with funeral at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

John Nixon Amherst St Charlottesville Jones Funeral Home Raymond Womeldorf Robert V. Householder, Jr David Kerns Ralph Kerns John Heltzel Clyde Emschler Douglas Haines Mount Hebron Cemetery

Trail Bosses Guiding by North Star Bearing at Night

In the Old West trail bosses used the North Star to fix their night bearings for next day’s move. The method provided a reliable reference point when stars were visible, helping crews maintain course across the frontier.

North Star

Clyde Williams Jr. Dies in Stephens City at World War II Veteran

Clyde E Williams Jr died unexpectedly Saturday in Stephens City. He was a World War II veteran and member of Orrick Chapel Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow Yvonne and seven children, two sisters, four brothers, and many relatives. Funeral conducted at Cartwright Funeral Home with burial at Orrick. Pallbearers named James Bryant Mitchell Burks Jr Taylor Finley Thomas Turner Sylvester Buttler William Beamer. Viewing scheduled tomorrow evening.

Cathrine Johnson McKee Rock Winchester Pennsylvania Johnson Middletown Mitchell Burks Sadie Burks Douglas Johnson Russell Richard Douglas L. Johnson Penny Brenda Johnson Virginia Burks Irene Washington Margaret Liggins Betty Burks Maggie Grimes Mitchell J. Jr Charles Kenneth Floyd Robert Burks Hester Curry Cleveland Ohio Mary Pearl Burks David Burks Trinity A.M.E Pittsburgh Crompton Funeral Home Lester Roy Tuck) Wymer Rt. 2 Strasburg Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock Mr. Wymer Mt. Olive James W Minnie Beddow Wymer American Whose Corp Meadow Mills Church of the Brethren Robie Spiker Charles W. Wymer Glen A. Wymer Shirley T. Wymer Stanley L. Wymer Dav! E. Wymer Albert Jackie) Henry Cornelia) Hodson Thomas Gartha) Coffey Louise McDonald Dahlgren Moses C. Wymer Alvin G. Wymer James W. Wymer Preston Anna) Spiker Nannie) Windle Meadow Mills Church of Clyde E. Williams Jr Stephens City Mr. Williams Clyde E. Williams Orrick Chapel Methodist Church Yvonne Williams Jacquline C. Sims Clyde S Kelvin Allen Roxann Robin Harry Brice) Williams Jimmie Williams Lawrence A. Williams New London

Charles Funk Dies at 49 Former Turf Club Manager

Charles F. Funk, vice president and general manager of the Charles Town Turf Club, died of a heart attack at his home in Charles Town West Virginia. He was 49 and had long served as track superintendent at Charles Town and Pimlico and helped establish winter racing in the north. Survivors include his widow daughter mother and three brothers. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Melvin T. Strider Colonial Funeral Home with burial at Edge Hill Cemetery.

Charles Town W. Va Charles F. Funk Funk Irvin Kovens Baltimore Sportsman Shenandoah Corp Albert Boyle Pimlico Baltimore Cohen Brothers Chambersburg Charlotte Whittington Douglas Lamp Charles F. Funk Sr Lawrence David James Melvin T. Strider Edge Hill Cemetery

20 Indictments Returned by Frederick County Grand Jury

A Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury today returned 20 indictments against 16 persons. The grand jury then retired to consider possibly 15 more indictments as the new court term opened.

Frederick County

Supreme Court weighs antitrust suit against organized baseball

The justices hear Curt Flood's antitrust challenge to baseball's reserve system. Former Justice Arthur J. Goldberg argues the player team contract violates interstate commerce laws, while lawyers contend the reserve system preserves competitive balance. Flood seeks free agency or at least football like action, with a decision expected by June.

Washington Supreme Court Today Curt Ficed Arthur J. Goldberg Goldberg St. Louis Louis L. Haynes Jr New York Players’ Union Flood Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Liberty

Driver Treated After Crash On Saturday

A foreign car driven by George Gaudet 41 of Stephens City collided with two parked cars near Stephens City Elementary School Saturday at 9 20 p m. He was treated at Winchester Memorial for a fractured finger and lacerations and released. A second crash on Berryville Ave Sunday at 3 08 p m involved Dennis Corrigan 19 of 1100 Berryville Ave hitting the rear of a pickup driven by William Guthrie with 75 in truck damage and 750 in car damage. no injuries reported.

George Gaudet Stephens City L.W. Turner Gaudet Winchester Memorial Dennis Shawn Corrigan Berryville Ave William Guthrie Carroll Ave Maple St Winchester

Durham Prosecution Focuses on 1964 Police Statement

The prosecution hinges on a June 1964 statement by Durham admitting presence at the scene while his companion killed Mrs. Snow. No arrests for 18 months, no motive, no murder weapon found. Durham’s North Carolina parents attended the 1965 trial and sent clothing. Sheriff Lacey Anderson said Mrs. Durham was upset by the verdict. Earl Cather presided as jury foreman.

Durham Snow North Carolina Lacey Anderson Earl Cather Judith B. Bauserman Evelyn Pitcock Lynn Anderson James Allamong Robert A. Nagley Edwin Rosenberger Robert E. Prettyman Henry E. Lewis Cary C

Wall Street steadies as banks lift prime rates

Wall Street opened firmer as three New York banks lifted floating prime lending rates to 4.75 percent. The Dow rose 2.11 to 944.99 at 10:30 a.m. trading, with the NYSE showing slight advances and declines. Major movers included First National City rising to 53 1/4, Eastman Kodak up 1 3/4 to 115, Flintkote 3 1/4 higher, and McDermott down 4 to 40 3. Analyst notes say money supply remains ample and consumer and corporate activity could lift the market later in the year.

New York First National City Corp Flintkote Eastman Kodak McDermott

Weather and twilight details for Winchester and Virginia region

The bulletin lists tonight and Tuesday weather in the northern Valley and Virginia region with clear skies, low temperatures in the mid 30s to mid 40s, and highs in the upper 60s. It notes extended forecast mild with a chance of showers and a record of yesterday's high at 53 degrees.

Northern Plains Pacific Northwest Upper Great Lakes Midwest Mississippi Valley

Bishops urge deacons to resemble laypeople in life style

Washington AP reports the American bishops guiding new Catholic deacons urge they dress and live like laypeople to avoid appearing as a segregated clerical class. The guidelines emphasize avoiding clerical garb and external signs that might separate deacons from the laity.

Washington

Yugoslav Egyptian Jetliner Crashes in Yemen Killing 30

A Yugoslav Egyptian passenger jet crashed into a Yemeni mountain and exploded Sunday, killing all 30 people aboard. The accident occurred in South Yemen and the victim list includes passengers and crew. Investigators begin examining the wreckage and flight details.

Aden South Yemen

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Mrs Cathrine McKee Lester Wymer Nixon Service Bernard F. Groves Quy Boscawen St Amherst Street Hlewber Order OF the Golden Rule Clyde Williams, Jr Charles Funk Turf Club John W. Rosenberger John W. Rosenberger & Company, Inc Commerce Street P.O. Box Gypsy Brandi Larry Eoff Brownwood Texas Mrs. Eoff Eoffs Supreme Court Wall Street Associated Press Albany Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Houston Ind‘apolis Jacks‘ville Juneau M Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami San Diego San Fran Seattle Spokane Tampa Virginia Alaska Siberia Pueblo Herbert Hoover al Smith Walltex Xalaize BRO Sinece N. Cameron St Enge Harvester Tae C.J. Brumback Datsun Nissan Mfgr G W.motors, Inc N. Loudoun St Winchester, Va
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