Obituaries from Berryville and surrounding towns
Obituary notice lists Mrs. Cora Blanche Ritter Cadwallader 83 of Berryville died at home with family. Born 1887 Clarke County, widow of Gilbert Cadwallader. Survived by daughters Frances Kanade, Kathleen Hughes, two sons-in-law, grandchildren and brothers. Funeral Friday at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Green Hill Cemetery. Family viewing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Blanche Ritter Cadwallader
Berryville
J. W. Olcott
Cadwallader
Clarke County
John Henry
Ida Pyle Ritter
Gilbert P. Cadwallader
Emmanuel Chapel
Parish
Boyce
Olcott
Frances C. Kanade
Winchester
Kathleen C. Hughes
Charles Town
W.va
H. N. Ritter
Elmer W. Ritter
Calvin N. Ritter
Baltimore
Kipnis, Russian Bass of Opera Fame, Turns 80
Alexander Kipnis, renowned basso at the Metropolitan and Chicago operas and on the lieder stage, is 80 on Feb. 1. He teaches voice at Juilliard. Seraphim Records reissued a Hugo Wolf songs album Kipnis regards as among his best. He was known for performances in Don Giovanni, Fidelio, Faust and Boris Godunov.
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Kipnis
New York
Alexander Kipnis
Chicago
Juilliard School
Seraphim Records
Hugo Wolf
Faust
Boris Godunov
War materials rushed down Ho Chi Minh trail amid monsoon push
Saigon reports Hanoi flooding supply lines as monsoons begin. U S B52s bomb Laos and South Vietnam's southern DMZ edge while truck traffic on the Ho Chi Minh trail slows but remains heavy. US aircraft suffer and crews survive as battlefield activity in Indochina dips.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Mu Gia
Laos- North Vietnam
Virginia Deadlock Over Redistricting Plans
Lawmakers grapple with whether to push or pause redistricting amid court review. Holton urges patching plans. Miller warns against delaying primaries under the Voting Rights Act. Senate passes narcotics investigation bill and dignitaries honor retiring senators while House delays Vote 18 ratification in favor of state constitutional change.
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Mitchell
Justice Department
Miller
Senate
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden
William M. Tuck
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Tuck
House Privileges and Elections Committee
General Assembly
Wall Street Cautious as Markets Drift on Currency Crisis
Investors held a cautious stance on Monday with the Dow Jones 30 down 0.71 at 931.84 at 10:30 am and a near tilt between advances and declines on the NYSE. Analysts noted sidelined trading amid international currency concerns, with some support seen around the 930 Dow level as mixed results touched motors electronics drugs and metals.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Xerox
Bethlehem Corp
Indiana Standard
Brunswick
University Computing
FAS International
General Foods
Alcoa
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Jury summons for thirteen people in Winchester Court
Thirteen people are asked to report to Winchester Corporation Court in Rouss City Hall tomorrow at 9 50 a m for jury duty. Names include Earl W Willey Jr Floyd R Finley Glenn W Seabright Lohn E Dunlap Ernest Pugh Asa K Wingert Donald A Shutts August H Cahill Mary V Rosenberger Mary K Cowley John F Rodman Raymond W Breeden and Edward C Jackson. Mrs Ivan Miller of Mountain Falls reports the death of Mina W Snapp 68 of Silver Spring Md. He was adopted son of the late James N and Edith Frye Snapp of Frederick County. Survived by two sons Elwood Snapp Manassas and Garland Snapp Silver Spring. Conducted tomorrow at Silver Spring.
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Miller
Romney
W.va
Thomas
Elizabeth Dawson
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
al Virgil Miller
Clarence V. Miller
Elizabeth Arnold
Winchester
Edward E. Miller
Madison
Ohio
Guy W. Miller
Cross Junction
Retta Mae Wallace
Front Royal
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Winchester Corporation Court
Rouss City Hall
Earl W. Willey, Jr
Floyd R. Finley
Glenn W. Seabright
Lohn E. Dunlap
Ernest Pugh
Asa K. Wingert
Donald A Shutts
August H. Cahill
Mary V. Rosenberger
Mary K. Cowley
John F. Rodman
Raymond W. Breeden
Edward C. Jackson
Ivan Miller
Mountain Falls
Mina W. Snapp
Silver Spring
Snapp
James N
Edith Frye Snapp
Frederick County
Clara Kincaid
Gracie Payne
Elwood Snapp
Manassas
Garland Snapp
George Mason a Colonial Statesman Expert on Virginia Law
George Mason, a noted colonial statesman, is highlighted for his expertise in Virginia legal history and influence on early American law.
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George Mason
Virginia
Weather Outlook Shows Light Showers Across Regions
Cloudy mild conditions with tonight and Wednesday showers and possible thunderstorms. Low near 50 tonight, high in the 70s Wednesday. Rainfall figures from prior years listed. forecast calls for rain across the East and Midwest with cooler Midwest and warmer South.
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Virginia
East
Midwest
Bid to Resurrect SST Faces House Vote Today
Washington AP reports a leadership backed effort to revive the SST. the House vote centers on turning an $85.3 million termination allocation into continued development through June 30. Backers include Rep. Edward Boland and Speaker Carl Albert, with GOP help from Gerald Ford.
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Washington
Edward P. Boland
Dmass
Carl Albert
House
Gerald R. Ford
Final Doormat Sale Tomorrow by Lions Club
The Winchester Shawnee Lions Club hosts a final doormat sale on Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m. in uncovered city areas. Proceeds benefit Northwestern Workshop and Lions Light Conservation Program. To order call Northwestern Workshop at 667 0809.
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Winchester - Shawnee Lions Club
Northwestern Workshop
Lions Light Conservation Program
Quiz Answers Snapshot
A compact list of ten Q A items includes James A Garfield as answer to question one and Wiley Post and Belfast among other named items. It records true false checks and a date September 2 1945, with notes about wall color gray and napthaline as a component.
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Wiley Post
Belfast
Gunter Supervisor Expresses Shock On Board Actions
Gunter supervisor Robert Russell says he is shocked and believes others owe him an explanation for conduct at a meeting. He notes prior discussion of items, executive session concerns, and offers to advise on current board matters after potential appointment of a legal counsel. The board tried to reach attorney Lawrence Ambrogi but he was out of town.
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Robert Russell
Don
Lawrence Ambrogi
Commonwealth Attorney
Ambrogi
Judge ties severity to dreadfulness of premeditated killing
Mr Butler described Small as hardworking and honest with no prior crimes. Mr Williams argued against condoning the act. Judge Woltz justified the harsh sentence by the dreadfulness of the premeditated offense. He stated taking a human life in such a manner is among the most serious crimes.
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Snyder Service
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Ernest Lee Shull
Rawson
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Charles Town General Hospital
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Sarah Margaret Tumblin Shull
Thomas Lee Shull
Ada Virginia Allison Shull
Edward Kelly
Harry Lee Boxwell
Robert Lackey
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John H. Enders
Imds Funeral Home
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Dial
Lula Snyder
Kernstown United Methodist Church
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Hardy Co
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