Obituary for Ida Mae Burall of Frederick County
Death yesterday at age 97 of Ida Mae Burall of Ick County. Born March 4 1873 daughter of Philip and Sarah Angleberger. Married to Oscar Burall in Frederick Maryland in August 1894. Survived by son Samuel and Harvey Burall, daughter-in-law Mrs Walter Zimmerman, Clarence Fleming of Bethesda and eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Home Frederick with burial at Central Cemetery Frederick County. Friends may call this evening 7–9 and tomorrow 1–9.
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Ida Mae Burall
Ick County
Bsee Et Tran Dorel
Sural
Philip
Sarah Angleberger
Oscar Burall
Frederick County
Samuel Burall
Harvey. Burall
Walter “2Immerman
Pr Me
Clarence Fleming
Bethesda
Answers to the 10 quiz prompts
The list provides ten quiz items with the given answers: True for Q1 Easel for Q2 Peck for Q3 Gettysburg for Q4 Au for Q5 Joseph McCarthy for Q6 Avoirdupois for Q7 Plump for Q8 Blue Laws for Q9 and again Blue Laws for Q10.
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Easel
Peck
Gettysburg
Joseph McCarthy
Avoirdupois
Plump
Blue Laws
Crosby Graveside Service Set for Monday at Mount Hebron
Mr. Frank Austin Crosby will be laid to rest in a 2:30 PM graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery Monday. The arrangements are being handled by local funeral directors.
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Frank Austin Crosby
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Family Teach-in at Braddock Street Church Sunday
Members of the Golden Rule Bible Class join other church adult classes tomorrow morning in the church fellowship hall for a family teach-in led by Dr. Muriel Brown. All class members are urged to attend at 9 45 a.m.
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Braddock Street United
Schirra Reflects on Son's Injury and Apollo 13
Captain Schirra discusses his son Walter III who was hurt protesting ROTC activity and defends Nixon’s prayers for Apollo 13 crew. He downplays controversy, notes space program camaraderie, and jokes about photographers while posing with guests at Dr. Monford Custer's home.
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Walter Schirra, III
ROTC
Nixon
Vietnam
Capt
Schirra
Space ‘‘Club
Monford Custer
James Schultz
Worship services in Meadows Mills Church of the Brethren
Last night a 7:30 service was held in the new sanctuary of Meadows Mills Church of the Brethren. A second service is planned for tonight with Rev. Melvin Bobbitt to preach. The Rev. S. J. Rohart preached last night and the public is invited.
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Meadows Mills
Anglicans Seek Advice on HK Synod Women Priests Vote
The Angli can Consultative Council was asked to advise after the Hong Kong Diocesan Synod approved ordaining women to the priesthood in principle by 67 to 25. Bishops gathered at Kuching Sarawak decided to seek guidance from the Council of the Church of Southeast Asia.
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London
Anglican Consultative Council
Hong Kong
Council of the Church of Southeast Asia
Kuching
Sarawak
Danbury Hosts Over Fifty Hat Factories in Operation
Danbury Connecticut boasts more than 50 hat making factories in operation reflecting a robust local industry. Manufacturers emphasize skilled craftsmanship and steady demand as the town codifies its reputation for felt and straw hats.
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Danbury, Conn
Washington Cherry Blossom Parade Featured Elaborate Floats
Hawaii showcased a bikini clad girl on its winning float with a beach motif. Lord Fairfax Community College advertised its opening with a green bookworm. A Farmers and Merchants Bank float had petals, a Fairfax float showed a race horse, and Miss Monica Cobb of Ecuador rode a Lions Club float. Celebrities and officials, including Captain Schirra and Hiram Fong, greeted crowds as autographs flowed.
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Hawaii
Washington
Lord Fairfax Community College
Farmers’ and Merchants National Bank
Fauquier County
Iternational Lions
Club Lions
Monica Cobb
Ecuador
Ambato
Schirra
Graves
Jack Jones
Hiram Fong
Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
Julian Barber
Nbc-Tv
Auxiliary Meeting Opens Second Day in Fairfax
The Spring Zone meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Virginia State Firemen's Association continued on its second day in Fairfax. Host Fairfax County Association welcomed attendees as President Hilda Rudolph presided over committee sessions at the White House Motel while other activities took place at the Fairfax Fire Department.
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Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Fairfax
Fairfax County Association
Hilda Rudolph
White House
Fairfax Fire Dept
Operation Total Victory targets COSVN in Fishhook zone
U S and South Vietnamese forces push through a three mile wide free fire zone north and west of Fishhook with hundreds of tanks APCs planes and helicopters. COSVN, a mobile command, is the target though the area holds a complex of bunkers and tunnels evacuated by the headquarters.
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ALS
Fishhook Zone
South Vietnam
COSVN
Fishhook
U.S
Rev Harris To Be Revival Speaker At Wardensville Church
Revival services at First Baptist Church of Wardensville West Virginia begin 7 45 p m and run through May 10 Evangelist Rev Jack H Harris pastor of Nashville Baptist Chapel Indiana will present special music He is Chattanooga native and Tennessee Bible School graduate John D Crisman pastor of Jehureh invites the public to attend all services.
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First Baptist Church
Wardensville
W. Va
Jack H. Harris
Nashville Baptist Chapel
Nashville
Ind
Harris
Chattanooga
Respect Manners in Laos Emphasize Foot Etiquette
Lao custom warns against pointing feet at others' heads when seated on the floor. Locals say the body houses 32 souls with the head housing the most worthy and the feet the least, shaping daily behavior and politeness norms.
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Laos
Weather Elsewhere The Associated Press
Weather across regions affects travel plans as cold fronts move through the northern states while warm southerly winds bring thunderstorms to the plains. Forecasters warn of possible heavy rain and brief hail later in the day.
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East
South
Great Lakes Area
Great Plains States
Virginia Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Rain Chance
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with a chance of rain. Lows near 50s to low 60s, highs in the 60s to low 70s. Monday should be fair with seasonable temperatures. The report includes past temperature records and monthly rainfall totals.
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Virginia
Shotgun blasts target ROTC commander home at Stanford
Three shotgun blasts hit the Stanford University ROTC commander's home as protesters threw rocks at the administration building. Police surveilled a one story frame house five miles south of campus. Two of the commander’s sons were in back rooms when pellets struck the couch and a window. Protesters linked to the ROTC credit debate and Cambodia war urged changes.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Los Altos Polite
Stanley Ramey
Rufus
Faculty Senate
Cambodia
Crowds Orderly Despite Festival Strains in Winchester
Police report 24 arrests from Thursday noon to midnight amid the Winchester Festival crowds. Fatalities include fainting, falls, and several injuries from traffic incidents and a stabbing. Emergency rooms logged 163 admissions plus 100 in physical therapy. rescue squads fielded 400 calls over two days.
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Winchester
Fred Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Joan Arnold
Pickett St
Fairfax
Linda Pineda
Arlington
Roy Noelen
Poor House
Harry Richards
Rt. 4
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Strasburg
John H. Enders
Berryville
Woodstock
Marshall
Loudoun County
Nixon faces impeachment push over Cambodia action prodded by campuses
Senator Kennedy denounces Nixon as mad and warns advisers rely on force alone while Senator Muskie urges Congress involvement. Protests erupt on campuses as groups call for impeachment, likening the move to 1968 Czechoslovak invasion. Nixon defends policy at Pentagon ahead of joint committee talks.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Boston
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Congress
National Student Association
House
Americans For Democratic Action
U.S
Cambodia
Belle Boyd Spy Life in Front Royal Virginia
Confederate spy Belle Boyd lived in Front Royal Virginia and conducted intelligence gathering on Union troops during the Civil War era. Her activities placed her at the center of Confederate espionage in the Virginia theater.
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Belle--Boyd
Virginia
Front Royal
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