Obituaries for Miller Dove Jackson Kellas in West Virginia and Maryland
Obituaries list funeral services for Ulysses Clyde Miller 73 of Inwood West Virginia died yesterday service tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg burial in Rosedale Cemetery family hours 7 to 9 p m this evening Jesse Floyd Dove 77 of Bunker Hill West Virginia died yesterday service tomorrow 3 p m at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery memorials to Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church Minnie Mae Ritenour Jackson 76 Federalsburg Maryland died Saturday survived by husband Thomas Nickell Jackson and many children and relatives funeral held Tuesday at Frampton Hawkins Funeral Home Federalsburg burial Hillcrest Cemetery Elizabeth B Kellas 66 Winchester died yesterday burial Mount Hebron Cemetery funeral tomorrow 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home.
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Ulysses Clyde Miller
Inwood
W.va
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Tearle . Brown
Rosedale
Dove
Jesse Floyd Dove
Bunker Hill
James Olvin
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church
Thomas Nickell Jackson
Minnie Mae Ritenour Jackson
Federalsburg
Mount Carmal
Fort Valley
Emaline Rebecca Cave
John William Ritenour
Thomas N. Jackson Jr
F. Marshall Jackson
Frank T. Jackson
Jacksonville
Fla
Nellie L. Windsor
Lucille Richardson
Evelyn June Elzey
Betty Parks
Ralph
Beulah) Triplett
Gore
Ada Brewer
Winchester
Turner Frye
W. Va
Harry
Artie) Cain
Stephens City
Roland Wood
Frampton-Hawkins Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Elizabeth B. Kellas
S. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kellas
William F
Grace Scrivener Baker
Nicholas Kellas
Ellicott City
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Robert N. Kellas
Betty Kellas
Judy Madigan
Marguerite Oates
Carter W. Kellas
William F. Kellas
Mildred Huff
Fredericksburg
Carl A. Kellas
Anaheim
Calif
Josephine Cammer
Virginia Sterling
Mildred Wheeler
Carter Baker
William F. Baker
Marguerite Grove
Charles Town
Jones Funeral Home
Morgan S. Smart
Mount Hebron
Kenneth C. Cammer
Robert N. Kellas Jr
Calvin S. Rogers
Robert S. Baker
Perry W. Nail
Terry L. Huff
Tommy Huff
Danny Kellas
A Huff Jr
Forrest Jones
Cars Broken Into at Doubleday 6 Parking Lot
Three cars at the Doubleday 6 lot were broken into last night. Owen Gordon Butler of Winchester lost a tape player and FM radio unit valued at 87 dollars. Steve Carter Bush of Charles Town had a failed radio monitor theft attempt. Lonnie Keller of Ransom sustained 40 dollars damage from a broken vent. only a gallon of white paint was taken. Deputy Gardner Levi investigated. no suspects.
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Berryville
Doubleday
Lonnie Keller
Ransom
W. Va
Nicodemus
Gardner Levi
Students Aim for Guinness Mark With Newspaper Strips
A group of 53 students worked on a project using one inch wide strips of newspaper and 35,000 staples. They now await the Guinness stamp of approval to certify their record claim.
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Guinness
Embassy Staff Retested Over Soviet Microwave Exposure
A Washington report says a medical technician restarts tests on American Embassy Moscow staff to confirm if earlier high white cell counts were caused by Soviet microwave radiation. Officials note flu earlier raised counts. aluminum window screens lowered radiation by 90 percent.
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Washington
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Hagmann Guilty of Unlawful Wounding at Winchester Laundromat
A Winchester Circuit Court jury found Ralph Hagmann owner of Hagmann's Coin-Op Wash & Drying Center guilty of unlawful wounding for the December 26 shooting of a customer. The panel recommended a $1,000 fine and no jail term. The trial also covered multiple Shenandoah College indictments for distribution of controlled substances with several defendants entering innocent pleas and trial dates set through July and June.
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Winchester
Ralph Hagmann
Hagmann
Russell L. Carroll
Laundromat
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah
Christopher R. Dove
Larry M. Jones
Richmond
Thomas
Lawdon
Vienna
Nine Hour Three Alarm Fire Destroys Warren Co Warehouse
A stubborn three alarm blaze swept the James T. Warren Co warehouse overnight. Fire crews fought for more than nine hours to bring the fire under control, with the building filled by paper bales and fiberboard barrels. Cause under investigation and no official loss figure reported.
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Washington
James T. Warren Co
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Steve Carter Bush
Rt. 1
McDonald's
Kernstown
Frankfurt
Winchester Circuit Court
Jeffrey M. Lanham
Rawson
Robert C. Stone
Catherine A. Gober
Philadelphia, Pa
Nocent
Howard Terry Jones
Pauline Miller
Arlene Maul
Arlene
Janet
Janet Rhodes
C&s
Hollywood
the Commercial & Savings Bank
The
Hagerstown
Regent
Antietam Paper CO
St. Winchester
Burton
AEDS
Burtons
Ward Plaza
U.S. 11
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