Deaths and Funerals Notice From Stephens City
Obituary fragment notes Jan 28 1884 birth in County for a woman daughter of John W and Adeline Car Perry. Funeral home holding. services in Ebenezer Christian Church with Rev Nathan Wilkerson tomorrow at 2 PM. Two foster children and multiple siblings named. body later moved to Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge WV.
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County
John W
Adeline Car- Perry
Ray E. al
Stephens City
Friend- Eub
Stephensonon
B. W. Vickery
Aroma Park
Ill
Foster George W. Reed
U.s.force
Douglas G. Reed Wington
D. C
B. Thompson
New Pa
Andrew Befe
Ebenezer Christian Church
Nathan Wil
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Henry A Ott Snapp dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henry Arthur Ott Snapp of Hayfield died this morning at 2 30 in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born near Hayfield in Rosenberger Section, son of John and Alice Snapp. A farmer by trade, he belonged to St John’s Lutheran Church Mount Williams and the Frederick County Welfare Board. He served as past president of the Frederick Council of Churches and superintendent of the Mount Williams Debating Team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Arthur “Ott” Snapp
Hayfield
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Snapp
Rosenberger
John and
Alice Larrick Snapp
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mount Williams
Frederick County
Obituary: Margie Levi Lewis’s Husband Dies in Martinsburg
Fliness since Feb 1 1992 to Feb 18 1992 reports the death of the late alter A. papel ee nope om ge a retired telegraph operator for the Baltimore Ohio Railroad previously with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Surviving are wife Margie Levi Lewis four brothers D Minor Lewis W Strong Lewis Lemuel L Le Lewis sisters Blanche Collis Lyattsville Md and Mrs Le Sul Ticker Godartcore and many nieces and nephews. Funeral service Thursday at 2 pm Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg conducted by Rev J Raymond Wood. Friends may visit tomorrow evening 7 to 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alter A. Papel Ee
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pere Raging Madenl
Margie Levi Lewis
D. Minor Lewis
St. John, Kan
W. Strong Lewis
Winchester Pike
Martins
Lemuel L. le- Lewis
A Es Lewis
Campaign Highlights And TV Program On Cancer Crusade
The article lists campaign co chairs Mrs A W Loring and Mrs Robert Manuel and notes Winchester Boy Scouts will distribute Crusaders to downtown shops and shopping centers. A documentary on Mr Cooper’s life as an actor airs tonight on WRC TV Washington Channel 4 at 7 30 p m ending with Arthur Godfrey the national Bowl Down Cancer.
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Paul Strawderman
Floyd Haines
Jack Vincent
Joyce
A. W. Loring
Robert F. Manuel
Winchester Boy Scouts
Nesses
Cooper
Wrc-Tv
Washington
Mr. Cooper
Arthur Godfrey
Parade lineup signals 1940s Douglas area event marching groups
Plans list the Douglas High School band and several civic groups leading the Rally Day parade. Names of marching units include Boy Scout troops 40 and 70, Civil Air Patrol, Friendship Majorettes, Veterans of World War I Major Mosby Barracks, Hoppers Auto Club, Friendship Fire Co Division V, and James Wood High School band. Drivers and committee members are named for antique cars and parade coordination.
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Douglas High School
WFTR
Royal Radio Mobile
Civil Air Patrol
Friendship
Mosby Barracks
Boy Scout
Hoppers” Auto Club
Friendship Fire Co
James
Arthur Bragg
Joy Roe
Vernon Unger
Charles Breeden
Robert Pierce
Thomas Rissler
George Weidig
Kenneth Warner
Frank Chante
Kaauk
Orde - Bennaude Bennin
Cledith Swisher
Miller
Kenny Place
Bill Thompson
Woody O’hara
Tom Beaver
Don Jones
Pete Shull
Mike Doran
Berryville Woman Helen Lloyd Dies in Hospital
Mrs. Helen Lloyd of Berryville dies in a local hospital. Survived by her husband Charles H and several children including Rob Ruth burg, Cat oe Daniels, Irene Kendall, Rachel Swartz, Mary Workman, and Jennings Vaughman. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with service Thursday at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev Julian Orrell. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Charles H. Co
Rob Ruthburg
Cat Oe Daniels
Irene Kendall
Annandale
Rachel Swartz
Aldie
Mary Workman
College Park
Jennings Vaughman
John H. Endders
Berryville
Julian Orrell
Green Hill Cemetery
Weather notes frost risk after warm spells in history
The quote recalls 1921 and 1945 when warm periods led to sequent frosts harming fruit. The expert notes a typical month between green growth and blossom kill, underscoring frost risk following warm weather.
Town OKs Widening Shenandoah Avenue Intersection
The council authorized the town manager to proceed with widening the Shenandoah Avenue and Kendrick Lane intersection. Vice Mayor William Lillard noted heavy industrial traffic and the town’s engineer warned costs could reach 0000, higher if rock layers are encountered. Sam McGehee, a recent VPI graduate, will start as assistant to the town engineer on July 1, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Ave
Kendrick Lane
William Lillard
Hamner
Sam McGehee
V.P.I
Grass Fire, Home Fire On N Church Street Burned Yesterday
Firemen reported two fires on N Church Street in Boyce one along the Norfolk and Western Railroad right of way and one at the George Estep home on Old Chapel yesterday.
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N. Church Street
Boyce
Norfolk and Western Railroad
George Estep
Old Chapel
Seaway Quiz Answers Revealed in LQ Contest
In the LQ ANSWERS 1 section for the St. Lawrence Seaway the listed items include Animal As You Like It Turkey and Au. The sequence suggests a themed puzzle where each numbered clue pairs with a human readable answer corresponding to a category or letter.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Animal
Turkey
Our Darling Paul We Always Love You Card Poem
A heartfelt birthday style note expresses enduring love for Paul. The writer emphasizes constant affection today and tomorrow, promising to continue cherishing him with a gentle, timeless message.
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Paul
Rainfall and Cooler Forecast for Winchester This Week
Rainfall and scattered showers expected tonight with cooler temperatures. Tomorrow brings a mix of cloudiness and a few showers, then fair skies and moderate temperatures. Highs near 7m and lows around 6, with sunset at 6 30 p.m. and first quarter moon on March 31.
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Winchester
Survived to tell tale of crash and rescue in snow
Miss Klaben and her pilot Flores endured weeks of cold and hunger after crashing in snow covered Alaska. Flores built shelters, found rescue routes, and kept faith as they survived on scarce canned food and melted snow until aid arrived.
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New York
Ing
Fort St. John
British Columbia
Flores
Alaska Highway
Denny's Commission Auction March Sales Directory Note
Auction notices list Denny's Commission Auction March 27 at 7 00 p m east of Winchester on Route 7 with furniture and appliances. Orndorff and Cole auctioneers also announce Valley Co Inc real estate on March 29 at 10 00 a m Rt 11 North of Woodstock Va with farm tools trucks lawn equipment and office gear by James M Janney auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Valley Co., Inc
Woodstock
eRal Estate
James M. Janney
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Jones Funeral Home
Kerns Service
Agnes P. Albin
Henry “Ott” Snapp
Willis
Whit
Lewis
Denny's
Commission
New
American Legion Building
Crosley
Duncan Phyfe
Jones
Acne & Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun
Helen Lloyd of
Paul Edward Rudy
Mom, Sis, & Brother
Brumback's Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron ST
Hamilton
Iode
Miss Kladen
Miss Klaben
Brooklyn
New International Scout
Loudoun St
Shade Equipment CO
Glaize & Bro. Home Improvement & Remodeling Dept
Glaize & Bro
Middle River
Augusta County
Weyers Cave
Grottoes
Virginia
The
First National Bank
Clifton Forge
Lewis C. Foster
Herbie L. King
Milton Yeager
Marsh Pike
Paramount
Reid
Maryland
Hagerstown
Colorado
Sundown Farms
Gaithersburg
Larry
Zato
Domino
Massey Harris
Ford
Oliver
McDeering
John Deere
New Idea
Farquar
David ‘Bradley
Chevrolet
Milton E. Yeager
Stull
Burkholder
Yeager, Martin
Miller & Anderson
Ultra Color TV
Oakes
Senne
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