Obituary of Granville Burl Haines of Winchester
Granville Burl P. Haines 52 of Rt. 2 Winchester died at home. He was born August 31 1919 in Romney West Virginia a World War II veteran and operator of a wrecker service. Survived by his widow Miss Maxine Virginia Lupton a son Allen Burl Haines seven brothers and five sisters. Body at Omps Funeral Home then McKee Funeral Home Augusta WV with graveside service at Mt Dale Cemetery near Augusta at 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Granville Burl P. Haines
Rt. 2
Winchester
Mr. Haines
Romney
W. Va
Gertrude D. Hott Haines
Sunnyside
Benjamin F. Haines
Maxine Virginia Lupton
Allen Burl Haines
Parma
Ohio
Eugene Haines
Frank Haines
Sam Haines
Gary Haines
Charles Haines
Dean Haines
Marshall Haines
Elizabeth Link
Gore
Arline McDonald
Eva Pitcock
Jo Ann Palmer
Madeline Siers
Omps Funeral
McKee
Augusta
Mt. Dale
Selective Service Offices to Close Early Tomorrow
Local Board No. 44 and 45 will close at 12 30 p m tomorrow and reopen at 8 30 a m Monday. In an emergency, Mrs Helen C Sandy executive secretary may be reached at 662 7286. Col Scott B Ritchie died Thursday in Gainesville Florida hospital. He lived in Clarke County before moving to Tavares Florida. Survived by his widow and daughter Mrs J M Colvin of Maryland. Funeral at 2 30 p m yesterday Baptist church in Tavares. Burial in Arlington National Cemetery at 3 p m Friday.
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Office of Selective Service Local Board
Helen C. Sandy
Ward
Scott B. Ritchie
Gainesville
Fla
Ritchie
Clarke County
Tavares
J. M. Colvin
Maryland
Arlington National Cemetery
Humphrey Leads in Ohio and DC Primaries Amid Ballot Confusion
In Ohio Humphrey builds a small late live lead as McGovern trails by a few hundred votes in many districts. Delegates split, with Humphrey ahead on 38 at large and 42 in nine districts, while McGovern leads in 50 delegates across ten districts. DC delegation slate backs Fauntroy, while Nixon backers dominate four Republican primaries amid court battles over Cleveland polling hours and flawed ballot access. Nova Scotia note appears.
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Alabama
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Winton W. Bount
District of Columbia
Walter E. Fauntroy
Congress
Nixon
Ohio
Humphrey
McGovern
Muskie
Jackson
Eugene J. McCarthy
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Supreme Court
Leonard J. Stern
Marietta
Youngstown
Indiana
Wallace
Industrial Lake County
Gary
Indianapolis
Virginias municipal elections yield several firsts
Across Virginia many towns elected first black councilors and first women to council posts. Roanoke, Waynesboro, Bedford, Charlottesville, and St. Charles reported historic victories while Norfolk re elected a Black councilman and a write in slate affected several contests.
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Marshall Johnson
Associated Press
Virginia
Roanoke
Waynesboro
Bedford
Charlottesville
Chesapeake
Dorothy Laningham
Lee County
St. Charles
Virginia Tech
A. Frank Teske
Blacksburg
Wachapreague
Staunton
Danville
Harrisonburg
Virginia Beach
Joseph A. Jordan Jr
Jordan
Norfolk
Roy L. Webber
Robert Garland
Garland
GOP
David Lisk
James Trout
William Hubard
John P. Wilson Jr
Isetta Speck
Wilson
Louis A. Brooks Jr
John W. McNair Jr
Russell J. Otey
Lynchburg
Bernard W. Saunders
William H. Ayers
Warren A. Otey
George H. Gilliam
Jill T. Rinehart
Mitchell van Vahres
Marian P. Whitehurst
Robert R. Carter
Hugo B. Owens
W. R. Clarke Jr
Stanley Hurst
Irvine Hill
Braxton Hill
W. Onico Barker
Robert Clarke
Harris
A. K. Anderson
Bobby K. Hill
F. W
Bill’’ Townes
Willie McCubbins
Arthur Walrath
Frances Parsons
J. W. Bland Jr
Teske
James R. Cooke Jr
J. Russell Wisely
Col
Frank R. Pancake
Pancake
Kenneth L. Jones
Roy H. Erickson
Madison College
Paul C. Cline
Raymond Dingledine
Dingledine
Apple Blossom Parade Seats Half Sold Along Routes
About 3000 of the 6000 seats along the two Apple Blossom Festival parade routes have been sold. Organizers urged spectators to buy ahead as crowds are expected to fill remaining sections.
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Harold Patton
Handley Bowl
Patton
Stewart
Braddock St
Washington Streets
Handley Blvd
Amherst and
Braddock Sts
Handley Library
Piccadilly St
Queen Elect to be Crowned at Handley Bowl Pageant
Coronation and pageant events begin Friday at Handley Bowl with Miss Moore escorted by Senator Byrd and 23 princesses. Ceremony includes crowning by her father, a city key, and a golden apple, plus attendance by Gov. Moore and local dignitaries.
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Handley Bowl
Miss Moore
Herald Buglers
Handley Steps
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
University of Virginia Navy
Earl G. Sheeler
Marlinsburg
W.va
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Raritan Horse Show Grounds
Berryville
Wall Street Holds Firm as Dow Nears 936 On Mixed Day
Wall Street opened firm with the Dow Jones up 0.61 to 935.81 as trading showed blue chips holding gains while the market overall slipped. Analysts cited the Vietnam offensive and Commission price curbs as dampening factors with several active issues quoted lower or mixed.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
South Vietnam
The
Price Commission
Dow
Western Union
Royal Dutch
Lubrizol
Turtles Use Moveable Eyelids While Resting
Scientists note that turtles possess nictitating eyelids that shield their eyes during sleep. The feature provides protection and moisture retention while the animal rests. Researchers observe varying eyelid movement across species and sleep states.
Weather Outlook Northern Valley Briefing
Mostly cloudy through Thursday with showers and thunderstorms tonight. Lows around 50s, highs upper 60s to mid 70s, with southeast warmer. Thursday brings partial clearing in the west and showers likely in the east, terrain mountain areas cooler with mid 50s to 60s.
Rainfall totals and extended forecast across regions
Rainfall figures show 0.34 inches in the last 24 hours and 0.35 inches for May to date. Five year averages list monthly rainfall, with a five year total 41.12 inches for 1970. Extended forecast calls for rain chances on Sunday with seasonable highs in the 60s and 70s and cooler Midwest. A new exhibit at the Smithsonian traces ballooning history in Washington DC.
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Associated Press
Albany
Amarillo
Anchorage
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Helena
Honolulu
Houston
Indiapolis
Jacksville
Juneau
Kansas City
Rapid City
Richmond
San Diego
St. Louis
Salt Lake
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Arts and Industries
Washington, D.C
Twelve Florida names and colors listed in row
A fragmented list mentions Florida, Grover Cleveland, Florence Nightingale, a name Laly, a table centerpiece, the number three, caviar, and a color sequence of violet to red, plus Atlantic as a final item.
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Florida
Grover Cleveland
Florence Nightingale
Laly
Atlantic
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Winston B. Baker
Monvicuss
Omds Guneral
Amherst ST
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MR. Byrl P. Haines
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the Order
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St. m Cn
Klin
Nova Scotia
John W.rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
James P. Logan
George H. Blakey
Madison
Loren B. Gurne
Charles Payne
George Ferrell
Charles Gardner
John A. Baum
Robert H. Callis Jr
Benjamin Wroton
Portsmouth
E.saunders Early
Jack Barnes
Robert W. Wentz, Jr
James W.holley III
Raymond L. Turner
Kenneth L. White
C. Edward Calvert
Samuel W. Green
Colonial Heights
J. C. Kollman
Lloyd E. Guerin
E. J. McAdams
John C. Basiloff
Warren J. Hubbard
Louise Williams
Harold C. Simmons
Allen O. Kinzer
Roy Weaver
Christiansburg
Lowell E. Wade
C. Wilbert Page
W. Scott Weaver
Palmer L. Griffith Jr
Ann Hancock
Ashland
Wall Street
Nation
Montana
Great Lakes
Midwest
Atel
Morgan
N. Cameron St
H.L. Mills
Valley Avenue
Delsey
Kleenex Boutique Tissues
Valley Ave
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