Obituaries and funeral notices from Winchester area
Several obituaries list survivors and service details. Mrs. Carpenter of Cross Junction and Mrs. Miller of Whitacre, with grandchildren and great grandchildren, funeral 2 p.m. at Whitacre United Methodist Church. Mr. Elmer Ray Marple Sr., 72, house mover, died today. burial in absentia pending. Mr. Howard W Place, 87, Berkeley County native, mourned with Pine Grove United Methodist Church ties. funeral arrangements incomplete. The notices reference Omps Funeral Home and Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mary Shane Clark
Whitacre
Omps ‘Funeral Home
Elmer Ray Marple
Purcell Ave
Mr. Marple
Frederick County
William J
Anna B. Spaid_ Marple
Ethel Jane Hoover
Ray Marple, Jr
Dorothy Donald
Winchester
Maurice M. Marple
Berryville
Omps Funeral Home
Howard W. Place
Oohe
Place
Berkeley County
W.va
Jane Adams Place
Pine Grove
Janet Kipps
Manassas
Pine Grove United Methodist Church
Charles Harless
Pine Grove Cemetery
Carlton Dyke
Walter Anderson
Charles Greathouse
George Tasker
Willie Dawson
F.M. Bayliss
Mrs. Sims Dies Grandmother of Maj. Robb
Mrs. Harvey J. Sims 85 grandmother of Maj. Charles Robb died in Winchester at a private residence after living in Staunton and brother, with burial planned at Rock Creek Cemetery. Survived by two sons James S. Robb and Charles S. Robb two daughters and ten grandchildren six great grandchildren. Relatives in area include Mrs. Wayne R. Millard Mrs. Joseph Walton Mrs. John W. Campbell and Mr. Robert Peach. Graveside service to be conducted by Rev. George Docherty. date time not yet set.
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Harvey J. Sims
Maj
Charles Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Winchester
Cedonia von Ihe
Staunton
John Floyd Estill
Lucy Lee Dice
James S. Robb
Milwaukee
Wisc
Charles S. Robb
New York City
Frederick T. Barstow
Vallejo
Calif
Lloyd R. Freeman, Jr
Coconut Grove
Fla
Wayne R. Millard
Joseph Walton
John W. Campbell
White Post
Robert Peach
Leesburg
Police Week Memorial Service Observes Fallen Local Officers
A memorial service at 11 a.m. tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church honors the late Francis M. Funk and all local police officers who died or were injured in the line of duty as National Police Week observance continues.
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First Presbyterian Church
Francis M. Funk
Protests Turn Violent Across U.S. Colleges
Protests against Nixon Southeast Asia policy turn violent at universities nationwide. In Albuquerque 11 hospitalized after National Guards advance on 200 protesters. 140 sit-ins arrested. Incidents also in Carbondale Buffalo Cambridge and New York City. Authorities on standby as clashes erupt near Kent State Wilkinson.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Washington, D.C
White House
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Carbondale
Ill
Southern Illinois University
Buffalo
N.Y
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
National Guard
New York City
Nixon outlines aims on war size and Mideast risks
President Nixon cites potential troop level hopes near 240,000 to 280,000 as a loose target while Paris talks proceed with North Vietnam boycotting. He warns Soviet pilots in Egypt could worsen IsraelArab balance and hints at selling jets to Jerusalem. He predicts a MoscowUS strategic arms limit agreement due to shared stakes.
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Nixon
U.S
Paris
Middle East
Israel
Jerusalem
Moscow
United States
Russia
Nixon Press Conference Seeks Peace Amid Cambodia Protests
President Nixon pledged to spend today with antiwar demonstrators outside the White House after a 33 minute news conference. He hinted at face to face talks with some protesters while defending the Cambodia invasion as a path to peace. Vice President Agnew toned down remarks in Boise to calm the national mood as protests continued on campus and streets nationwide.
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City Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Kent State University
Nixon
Cambodia
University of Virginia
White House
Southeast Asia
Spiro T. Agnew
Boise
Idaho
Agnew
United States
Devotions Led by Capper at Braddock Street Chapel
Mrs. Carper schedules devotions for the Comrade Bible class at 9 40 tomorrow in Braddock Street United chapel with Victor L Ridgeway teaching the lesson.
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Edward B. Capper
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Victor L. Ridgeway
Nixon faces protest as crowd chants during White House address
Thousands gather on the White House north lawn as Nixon signals openness to meeting protest leaders. Demonstrators light candles and place coffins bearing Thou Shall Not Kill while chants drown out the speech and a TV on stage is smashed. Many stay overnight on the mall.
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Nixon
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
Mall
Israelis Hit Inside Lebanon In Heavy Raid
Israeli warplanes bombed targets in Lebanon in retaliation for Arab commando raids. Eyewitnesses described a heavy, looping air assault reported as among Lebanon's largest since 1967. The attack followed warnings by Yigal Allon and Moshe Dayan accusing Beirut of lax control over guerrillas.
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Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Yigal Allon
Moshe Dayan
Metulla
Police clash with students on campus lawn
The strike committee claims police charged without warning as students fled to the lawn then rooms. They report clubbing but no injuries. Bill Shapiro, a New York law student and legal aid marshal, says few arrested had any involvement, noting one jailed man in a tuxedo.
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Bill Shapiro
New York
Shapiro
Man Fined for Dumping Trash on Public Road
Raymond Leon Clark of North Frederick Terrace was convicted in Frederick County court for dumping a large amount of trash along Route 731 between Apple Pie Ridge and Hunting Ridge on April 14. He was fined 25 dollars after Judge W Erle Edwards noted the offense warranted more, but credit was given for picking up the trash and taking it to the dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. N. Jenkins
Raymond
Weather snapshot for Winchester May 9 1970
The report notes fair conditions in Virginia with tonight’s lows in the 50s to 60s and Sunday highs in the lower 80s. It lists sunrise and sunset times, first quarter moon upcoming, and rainfall data for the period ending today. Weather figures include past rainfall totals and average monthly values over 56 years.
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Virginia
Winchester
Molden Heads Winchester Jaycees for Year
Mr. Molden was elected to lead the Winchester Chapter of the Jaycees for the coming year. Elected with him were Dave Walker State Director Bill Wright Internal vice president Tom Lewis Youth Affairs vice president Ted Morgan vice president of Ways and Means Rev Ed Garrett Community Affairs vice president Bob Carrigan secretary and Gary Lee Treasurer.
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Chester
The
Jaycees
Molden
Dave Walker
Bill Wright
Tom Lewis
Ted Morgan
Ways and Means
Ed Garrett
Bob Carrigan
Gary Lee
Winchester
Winchester Jaycees
Malden Real Estate
Ridge Homes
Lorilee Mitchell
Branner Ave
Maryland Man Treated After Interstate 81 Crash
A Maryland man Ray Wooter, 27, was treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Interstate 81 near the Middletown Exit. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad transported him to the hospital at 2 13 a.m. Police said no further details were available.
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Maryland
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Winchester
Ray Wooter
Honest Mistake Fire Call At 218 Sharp St
Firemen were dispatched to 218 Sharp Street at 9 a.m. on a reported smoke scare. City Fire Chief B F Groves termed the incident an honest mistake and noted the all clear was given after confirmation.
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Winchester
B.F. Groves
Groves
Sharp St
Lost names and figures from history and legend
A fragmented list mentions Henry Rutherford B. Hayes reflex or re- entrant five billion Wisemen Melchior and Balthazar LoGiraffe Moose Lot's wife Little Black Sambo Stonewall Jackson. Both killed, both commanders.
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Henry
Rutherford B. Hayes
Wisemen Melchior
LoGiraffe
Moose
Lot’s Wife
Little Black Sambo
Stonewall Jackson
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Aturday
Winchester Evening Star
Margaret Carpenter
Ray Marple Sr
Robb
Imds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Howard W
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Margaret Ella Carpenter
Whitacre Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ray Marple, SR
Smalts “Florist, Inc
Ali Abel
Bernard
JF. Groves
Boscawen St
Mark
Potomac Edison CO
Charlottesville
Asia
Sion
Walter J. Hickel
Middletown Elementary School
Robert F. Zeigler, Inc
N. Capreron Se
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Teamrtitfic
Great Plains States
West
Midwest
Lee Jackson
Dennis L. Molden
Man
I.Q. Answers
Balthazar
Guenter Krueger
Kern Motor Company
Guenter
FIAT
Erika
Albin
Michael
Pontiac
American Motors
JEEP
GMC
Kern Motor CO
Loudoun ST
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