Obituaries for Ruth Crim and Walter J. Anderson
Ruth Crim 67 of Clearbrook died yesterday born Inwood West Virginia September 30 1902 she was a Best United Methodist Church member and survived by several children and brothers. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Rest Cemetery. Walter J Anderson 93 of 1019 S Cameron St died yesterday born May 29 1876 in Frederick County he was a former custodian at First United Methodist Church and survived by a daughter a son a brother two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron and viewing Friday 7 to 9 p m.
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Ruth Crim
Clearbrook
Walter J. Anderson
S. Cameron St
Mr. Anderson
Frederick County
Franklin
Sarah Walters Anderson
Bessie M. Gruber
First United Methodist Church
Ann E. Coffman
Winchester
Harry F- Anderson
John Anderson
Johnnie
Hilda) Kirk
Robert Anderson
Mary Helen Alexander
Jones Funeral Home
Paul J. i Slonaker
Mount Hebron
Purcellville Man Killed in Loudoun County Auto Crash
Harry Craig Jr of Purcellville is dead from a Loudoun County traffic wreck. He was born October 24, 1943, son of Harvey N and Mary F Huff Craig. Survived by four children including Harry Anders and June Trussell Craig. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named Donald Bingham William Royston Lester Poston.
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Harry Craig, Jr
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Mr. Craig
Harvey N
Mary F. Huff Craig
Harry Anders
Winchester
Deloyes Javits
Summit Point
W.va
June Trussell Craig
Bluemont
John H. Enders
Berry
Byrd to Speak at Raritan Club Dinner Tonight
Raritans gather at Stonewall School for a 7 PM dinner and talk by U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. Dr. W C Beatty, president of Stonewall Raritan Club, says all local Raritan Club members were invited.
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Raritan Club
Stonewall
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
W.C. Beatty
Stonewall Raritan Club
Apple Festival Honors Williams with Baldridge Award
The Springtime Fete honors Williams with the Tom W. Baldridge Community Service Award. Russ Potts and Baldridge present the award. Demorest receives special recognition for resigning as Publicity Officer and the 1970 festival is dedicated to her. Bob Schenck named to head the 1971 nominating committee.
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Marvin Williams
Russ Potts
Tom Baldridge
Baldridge
Larry Sullivan
Nnal
Tom W. Baldridge
Jean James Demorest
Demorest
Ben B. Dutton
Bob Schenck
Lee-Jackson
FTC Chief Warns On TV Ads Exposure And Freedom Example
Los Angeles AP Caspar Weinberger chair of the FTC warned that the average American child views about 350000 television commercials before turning 18. He spoke at a Columbia Broadcasting System conference noting networks heed an ethic of public policy while ads influence democracy and freedom through television as a powerful educational force.
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Los Angeles
Caspar W. Weinberger
Federal Trade Commission
Weinberger
FTC
Columbia Broadcasting System
West Virginia police alert as campus unrest grows
Gov Arch Moore orders state police on standby for possible duty on the Morgantown campus while nationwide campus protests flare. Across Wisconsin Madison sees tear gas, rocks, and firebombs as students clash with police and National Guardsmen.
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West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia University
Morgantown
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Kent State University
Rhodes
Ronald Kane
Portage County
University of Montana
University of New Mexico
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State
Kent
Association of American Colleges
Nixon
White House
Association of American Universities
Washington
Arabs Attack Across Lebanese Border Push Near Haifa
Arab guerrillas conduct three cross border attacks into Israel from Lebanon killing four Israelis and four attackers. They ambush near Mt Hermon and clash near Ahihud 13 miles from the border while rockets hit Kiryat Shmona later. A separate fire at a Roanoke Virginia area mobile home kills a couple in a trailer court.
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Tel Aviv
Haifa
Israel
Mt. Hermon
Lebanon
Middle East
Ahihud
Safad
Kiryat Shmona
Upper Galilee
Israel-Lebanon
Roanoke
Cloverdale
U.S. 11-220
Herbert C. Wheeler
Billie Wheeler
Funeral for Mrs. Helen Mae Gillison Holmes in Berryville
Mrs Helen Mae Gillison Holmes of Berryville died Tuesday. Funeral conducted Saturday at 2 p m at St Luke s Baptist Church Berryville with Rev William Moore. Burial at Milton Valley Cemetery Clarke County. Active pallbearers named Page Williams Reynolds Page Lampkins Payton. Honorary pallbearers named Page Robinson Carter Jackson David Thomas Wilson Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mae Gillison Holmes
Berryville
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
William Moore
Robert Charles Holmes
Milton Valley Cemetery
Clarke County
William H. Page
Beverly Williams
Jim Reynolds
Benjamin Page
Johnny Lampkins
Thurman Payton
Philip Page
Eddie Robinson
Thomas Carter
Charlie Jackson
David __— Thomas
Lawrence Wilson
Billy Cooper
Not Worth a Picayune Phrase Traces Small Value
A picayune once described certain U S coins of small value like the fip penny bit and has become a symbol for something of little worth as in the phrase not worth a picayune.
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U S
Virginia Weather Forecast and Rainfall Averages
Fair tonight and Friday with low 38 to 46 and high 70 to 78. Weekend outlook calls for fair and warmer conditions with increasing clouds and a chance of rain late Sunday or Monday. Rain totals show none in the last 24 hours. May and year-to-date rainfall are noted along with long term monthly averages.
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Virginia
Reynolds Urges Reason Industrial Developments Pace
Virginia leaders push rapid industrial development citing a stronger, educated workforce and higher high school graduation growth. Illiteracy declines, but action is urged over rhetoric as Lt. Gov. Reynolds speaks before local Democrats in Winchester and Frederick Clarke counties.
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Virginia
South
Reynolds
J. Kenneth Robinson
Alson H. Smith
Frederick County
Democratic Committee
Winchester
Frederick and
Ape's rheumatoid arthritis breakthrough seen in young gorilla
A six year old gorilla in the National Zoo of Washington has contracted and recovered from rheumatoid arthritis under scientific observation. The animal gained 40 pounds and reported a successful romance with a female gorilla. Director Theodore Reed said the case could be a potential breakthrough, though not a full cure. The zoo cooperated with George Washington University on diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Washington
Theodore H. Reed
Zoo
House
George Washington University
Reed
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Loudoun Street
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Boscawen St
Byrd
Apple Festival
Holmes
Shenandoah College and
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Robert P. Parker
The
College and Conservatory
Newton Bowes Shingleton
Farm Credit
E. Boscawen
Winchester, Va
Picayune
North
James Buchanan
Norman Thomas
Hayes
Wild Bill Hickok
Treason
Don Quixote
Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
New England
Kansas
Nebraska
Ape
Walltex
Glazeze & Ince
N. Cameron Sr
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