Obituaries for John Pappas John A Holler and Walter Kerns
Obituary items report John Pappas 81 of Arlington died in Arlington Hospital born April 15 1889 in Greece retired Winchester restaurant owner survived by three children five grandchildren graveside service Thursday 12 noon Mount Hebron Winchester Also funeral for John A Holler 62 of 219 S Kent St died Tuesday service tomorrow 1:30 at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Walter G Kerns 83 of Albin died yesterday born June 14 1887 son of Sidney and Mary Ellen Dailey Kerns married Laura Agnes Miller employed by Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp survived by three daughters seven grandchildren funeral Saturday 1:30 Jones Funeral Home burial Oakland Cemetery Oakland West Virginia.
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John Pappas
N. 16Th St
Arlington
Arlington Hospital
Agnes Lewis Pappas
Winchester
Mr. Pappas
Greece
Courtney Waters
Betty Bronson
Washington
William
Woodbridge
Mount Hebron
John A. Holler
S. Kent St
Jones Funeral Home
Virgil A. Moyer
Bernard Holler
Allen Holler
Jay Holler
Alvin George
Joseph Hoover, Jr
Lawrence Lambert
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Walter G. Kerns
Albin
Mr. Kerns
Shockeysville
Sidney
Mary Ellen Dailey Kerns
Laura Agnes Miller
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp
Betty Lee Kerns
Ruth Margaret Withey
Danielson
SVI Head Sees Record Travel Year in Valley
Shenandoah Valley Inc president Warren Teates said early indicators point to 1971 becoming the valley’s largest travel year. The SVI board urged movie makers to use the valley as a film location and opposed a federal Milepost Highway plan. The group, with 15 counties, met at George Washington Hotel during the Apple Blossom Festival week.
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Warren Teates
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
SVI
Shenandoah Valley Area
Scenic Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
George Washington
Teates
Federal Highway Administration
Betty Reid
Virginia Travel Council
American Automobile ‘Association
New York State
Skyline Drive
Stanford Adams
George Washington National Forest
National Forest
Forst
Central Valley
Shenandoah National Park
Taylor Hoskins
Jack Vaughan
Upper Valley Regional Park
Winchester Man Dies After N Cameron St Collision
Homer W. Lofton 42 of 113 Richards Ave died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night crash on N Cameron St. His death marked the year's fourth highway fatality in the area. He was a former Alex Corp employee and active in veterans and fraternal groups. Funeral services were held Friday at Jones Funeral Home with military honors.
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Winchester
N. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Homer W. Lofton
Richards Ave
Lofton
Frederick
Clarke County
Moorefield
W. Va
Sadie Lions Lofton
Homer Lofton
Catherine Frye
Roanoke
Dept
Alex Corp
Brethren Church
U.S. Army
Order of Eagles Ae
Bernice See
Laurel
Jones Funeral Home
Edward M. Garrett, Jr
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Old Guard
Military District of
Washington
Obituary notices for Holler Lofton and Kerns at Jones Funeral Home
John A. Holler Homer William Lofton and Walter G. Kerns are listed with funeral times at Jones Funeral Home. Services scheduled Thursday Friday and Saturday in successive 1:30 PM and 11:00 AM slots.
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Homer William Lofton
Largent Honored at Winchester Dinner Over Tax Bill Passage
Del F Largent Jr of Winchester received an appreciation dinner at Duff's Rebel for leading the passage of House Bill 9 providing farmland assessment on use value rather than market value. The bill, signed by Governor Holton, takes effect July 1 1972.
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del F.L. Largent Jr
Winchester
Duff's Rebel
del. Largent
Holton
Farm Bureau
Mr. Largent
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Robert E. Delano
Delano
Sargent
Virginia
Walter C. Ayers
Virginia Farm Bureau
Charles Stelling
Bureau
Three Convicted In Deer Case In Frederick County
In Frederick County Circuit Court two men, Steve L. Hockman and Harry A. Morris of Strasburg, were convicted on trespass, hunting during closed season, and hunting at unlawful hours with fines totaling 350 dollars and court costs. Arthur Rowles of Sulphur Spring Road was fined 250 for possession of an illegal deer head and 9.25 in costs, with 150 suspended until the deer replacement is paid. Donald W. Maxwell’s case was continued.
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Frederick County
FBI
Steve L. Hockman
Harry A. Morris
Strasburg
Arthur Rowles
Sulphur Spring Road
Donald W. Maxwell
Underwood Lane
Myers Drug Addiction Case Highlights Police Sting
Myers testified about heroin cravings and dangerous efforts to obtain the drug walking Washington streets until 3 a.m. He described medical detours and methadone treatment after Winchester doctors passed him along. Winchester Police Chief Rudolph said heroin and methadone were found on him when arrested. Prosecutor Watts framed the case as addiction and urged a fair verdict for possession while noting two other indictments were not pressed for George Jackson and Mrs. Dorothy Bailey Arnold.
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Washington, D.C
Myers
Winchester
A. Warren Rudolph
Winchester Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
J. E. Hall
Washington St
Mote
Washington D.C
Oother
George Francis Jackson
Dorothy Bailey Arnold
Arnold
N. Braddock St
Mr. Jackson
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
William A. Lyons
Morrall Leads Colts Past Cowboys in 1971 World Championship
Bob Mor rall relieved a battered Johnny Unitas and guided the Baltimore Colts to a 16-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys in the 1971 World Championship. He recalled memories of the 1968 season and the Jets loss as he celebrated this title.
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Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets
Morrall
NFL
Jets
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Jim O’brien
Dallas Cowboys
Nixon turns over beach strip to California
President Nixon signs an order to transfer a Pacific Beach strip from Camp Pendleton to state authorities. A Federal Property Review Board study found Marines had no use for the beach, which would benefit public recreation and park expansion near urban centers. Nixon also met with aides including Henry Kissinger at the Western White House.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
U.S
Pacific Beach
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Federal Property Review Board
Congress
Camp Pendleton
Los Angeles
San Diego
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Highlights Jubilant Rally
The 44th festival birthday cake was cut by Mr. Dutton with Warren Teates and royal aides from Lord Fairfax Shenandoah Handley and James Wood. Honored fire chiefs will represent Winchester and Frederick County. Berryville Junior Bell Choir sang The Sound of Music.
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Dutton
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Warren
Lord Fairfax, Shenandoah
Handley
James Wood
Dottie Glaize
Winchester
Frederick County
Junior Bell Choir of
Berryville
Handley High School
New Pop Ensemble
Douglas Russell
David Baker
Terry Whitmore
Department of Public Information
John Fowler
James R. Jackson
Russell
Winchester - Frederick County
Cornell Lab of Ornithology Holds Massive Natural Sound Archive
Cornell University s Laboratory of Ornithology houses about 30 000 recorded sounds. The collection ranges from squeaking oak trees to the love call of a bull alligator.
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Cornell University
Laboratory of
Weather snapshot and historical rainfall notes from Winchester
The report shows clear tonight with patchy sun and warmer Thursday. It lists extended forecast showers Friday and Saturday with highs in the 60s and cooler Appalachian nights, plus rainfall totals and climate notes dating from 1966 to 1971.
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Virginia
Appalachians
Sager Wins Jones Cup at Handley High School Science Fair
Junior Handley High School student Will Sager won the Jones Cup for best exhibit at the Luther S. Hale Science Fair held at Handley. Judges from Shepherd College named top projects across Earth Science Biology Chemistry and more. The fair runs Friday evening 7 30 to 9 30 for the public.
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Will Sager
Handley High School
Handley
Stanley Sager
Kim Morgan
John Troxell
Becky Webster
Richard Marino
Ray Robinson
Science
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Eugen Volker
Charles Woodward
Howard Carper
Missing Girls Return to Home In Tennessee
Two girls Debra K. Miller and Terry Lynn Mc Namara who ran away Sunday night returned home early today according to the Frederick County Sheriff's office. The girls called parents at about 3 a.m. from Bristol Tennessee. The sheriff's office reported $140 stolen from the residence of Bred Gothen Rt 522 North after an unauthorized entry.
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Frederick County
Ladies Auxiliary to Round Hill Fire Company Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Round Hill Fire Company will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at the fire hall beginning at 7 30 p.m. Charles Goodyear discovered how to vulcanize rubber.
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Round Hill Fire Company
Charles Goodyear
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