Obituary notices from Winchester May 9 1969
Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs. N Grace Whitacre 86 formerly of Martinsburg W Va at Renton Hospital Washington and William G Lindsay 91 of Winchester. also Dr Harry D Houtz 85 of Lennon Pa and Ida Lee Hayes 61 of Paris Va with service details and survivors listed. Burial plans at Chestnut Grove Church Shenandoah Memorial Park Mount Zion Church of Christ Friedens Lutheran Cemetery and Jones Funeral Home.
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N. Grace Whitare
Martinsburg
W.va
Renton Hospital
Renton
Washington
Whitacre
Shockeysville
John Shockey
Florence Shockey
Shockeysville United
Harvey Unger
Huntsville
Ala
Janney Whitacre
Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church
Frederick County
Lovely D. Gruber
Baltimore
Chestnut Grove Church
Brownial
William G. Lindsay
Berryville Ave
Mr. Lindsay
Angus
Scotland
Mabel Pearson
Christ Episcopal Church
Jack Lindsay
Winchester
George Law
Alberta
Canada
John A. Baden
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Harry D. Houtz
Lennon
Pennsylvania
Houtz
Lebanon County
Aquilla
Emma Gibble Houtz
Martha Clagett
United Church of Christ
Annie Steiner Houtz
Lester Houtz
Dayton
Ohio
Florence Houtz
Oneonta
N.Y
Paul J. Slonaker
Edgar Houtz
Lebanon
Ed Conrad
Princeton
N. J
Jerry Slonaker
Richmond
Noel ‘Slonaker
Annville
David Slonaker
Mount Zion Church of Christ
Mount Zion
Friedens Lutheran Cemetery
Myerstown
Chrisman Funeral Home
Ida‘ Lée Hayes
Paris
Jones Funeral Home
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Linwood Daniel
William Thompson
Ronald L. Schaeffer
Roger Jenkins
Edwin Wright
Elziver Hinson
Calvin Willis
Ida Lee Hayes
Richmond figures at Potomac Basin meetings
Council member Julian Alexander of Richmond joins Poto mac River Basin Advisory Committee member and J Robert Russell chair of the Potomac River Basin Compact Committee of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors at a Star Photo event by Mary Helen Massie.
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Julian Alexander
Richmond
Potomac River Basin Advisory Committee
J. Robert Russell
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Mary Helen Massie
Emanuel Woodrow Owens Died of Head Injury
Emanuel Woodrow Owens 36 of 137 N Loudoun St died Wednesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a severe head injury. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. John Brewer. Autopsy performed. medical examiner Dr Douglas Hill cited ongoing investigation. Burial Ebenezer Cemetery near Gore. Surviving widow Elizabeth McGuire. daughter from first marriage Ernest Dudley. two daughters Elizabeth Ann and Dian Ellen Owens. one grandchild Connie Marie Dudley. sister Loring Light. half brother Arnold Parker. Pallbearers named Rufus Smith Cecil Malone William Cook Lewis Fries Strother Carper Charles Spitler. Visitation this evening 7:30–9 at funeral home.
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Emanuel Woodrow (Shorty) Owens
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
John Brewer
Douglass ©. Hill
Hill
Owens
Salvation Army
Mr. Owens
Michigan
Byrd W
Rebecca Parker Owens
Stuart M. Perry
Elizabeth McGuire
Ernest Dudley
Sunnyside Station
Elizabeth Ann Owens
Dian Ellen Owens
Leesburg
Connie Marie Dudley
Sunnyside
Loring Light
Gainesboro
Arnold Parker
Gore
Ebenezer Cemetery
Rufus Smith
Cecil Malone
William Cook
Lewis Fries
Strother Carper
Charles Spitler
Robinson endorses plan for Potomac Basin compact
James Douglas of Frederick County backs the compact with 1 DC and 3 state members, while Elizabeth Malta of Warren County signals probable endorsement with revisions. Del Largent attends as observer as J. Robert Russell and C B Harris express support. John R Moulton leads opposition over lack of public voice and calls for alternative routes.
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James Douglas
Frederick County
District of Columbia
Elizabeth Malta
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Warren County Board
del, FL. Largent
J. Robert Russell
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Potomac Basin
John R. Moulton
Charles Town
W. Va
Potomac Basin Federation
Moulton
Federation
Auto Fire Probed in Vehicle Near Valley Chemical
Shawnee firemen extinguished a car fire near Valley Chemical on Featherbed Lane at 10 12 p m yesterday. The fire in the vehicle owned by Doug Bowley is believed intentional and is under investigation.
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Valley Chemical
Featherbed Lane
Doug Bowley
John Page Then Virginia Governor Defers Bishopric Call
John Page, governor of Virginia from 1802 to 1805, held strong theological education and could have become Virginia’s first bishop but declined the appointment.
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John Page
Virginia
Campbell Freed of Charge in Grand Larceny Case
Campbell L. Campbell of Purcell Drive was freed in Frederick County Court after the judge sustained a defense motion to strike the Commonwealth's evidence. He had been charged with stealing a 12 gauge shotgun valued at $164.95 from Montgomery Ward and Co in Ward Plaza on January 6.
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Garland L. Campbell
Purcell Drive
Frederick County
Campbell
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ward Plaza
Commonwealth
Benjamin Butler
Robert K. Woltz
Laborites Routed In Local Elections Across Britain
The Conservatives swept town halls nationwide as Labor lost over 600 local offices. Despite the win, Prime Minister Harold Wilson kept a 71 seat House of Commons majority, with Labor controlling 25 of 368 councils and none of the major cities.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor Party
Labor
England
Wales
Virginia Governor Mackey Holliday One Armed Veteran
Frederick W. Mackey Holliday, governor of Virginia from 1878 to 1882, was born with one arm and lost his right arm as a Confederate colonel at the Battle of Cedar Run.
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Frederick W. Mackey Holliday
Virginia
Cedar Run
Wall Street mixed as Dow holds near 964 mark
The market closed Thursday higher but opened Friday mixed in active trading. The Dow Jones average hovered near 963.68 at 10:30 a.m. with gains and losses split among big names such as Chris-Craft Woolworth AT&T and others, while the Associated Press average rose to 340.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Dow
Chris-Craft Industries
Woolworth
Over Broadcasting Co
Babcock & Cox Co
American Telephone & Telegraph
Benguet
TRW, Inc
Eferret
First Nationaires
Brunswick
Greatern Financial
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Aerojet-General
Edo Corp
Gales Industries
Alamera United
Commonwealth United
Clarke County Baseball Rescheduled to Today in Purcellville
The Clarke County baseball game postponed from yesterday will be played today at Purcellville.
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Clarke County
Purcellville
Wilson Named to Board of Winchester Chamber
Curtis Wilson, vice president and cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank, was elected unanimously to the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce board at its April meeting in the Lee Jackson East Room. He fills the vacancy left by Michael O'Brien and is a longtime Winchester resident with banking experience since 1946.
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Curtis Wilson
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester - Frederick County
Winchester
Wilson
Stonewall High School
American Institute of Banking
Stonewall
Institute
Bethel Lutheran Church
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Kiwanis Club of
Legislative Action Committee
Chamber of Commerce
W. Monmouth
Weather outlook Virginia five day below normal warmth
Variable clouds and showers tonight then a cool weekend in Virginia with highs in the 60s and 50s at higher elevations. Overnight lows 44 to 48, daytime 66 in the mountains and 68 to 74 elsewhere. Rain totals under half an inch, then a new-moon week ahead.
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Highlands
Virginia Lumber Output Reaches 1400 Million Board Feet
Virginia shows annual lumber production around 1.4 billion board feet, underscoring the vast scale of the state’s forestry industry and its role in regional supply chains.
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Virginia
Doctor Kessler to Speak on Cancer Topics on WHPL
Dr. George Kessler of internal medicine with Dr. W. Jackson Helm and Dr. Robert Green will discuss Cancer Research and Cancer Technique on WHPL Radio Sunday at 2 05 p m He will be interviewed by Harry L Lovett chairman of the Public Information Committee of the Winchester Frederick County Unit of the American Cancer Society
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George Kessler
W. Jackson Helm
Robert Green
WHPL
Har
Ry L. Lovett
Winchester - Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Virginia Mills Produce Nearly 5000 Tons Daily
Virginia operates seven wood pulp mills that collectively produce close to 5 000 tons of pulp each day, highlighting the state’s significant paper industry capacity.
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Virginia
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Loudoun Street
DIAL
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
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Williamsburg
Virginia Advisory Legislative
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