Obituaries list local funeral services and deaths
A series of funeral services and death notices for residents of Clarke and nearby counties. Anna Laing Baker 78 of Bunker Hill will be buried at Reliance Cemetery after a 2 PM service in Front Royal. John C. Lee of White Post and Edna King of Berryville are noted as deceased with funeral plans incomplete. James Raymond Hartman II 18 of Clearbrook dies in an auto accident with a 2 PM service planned at Omps Funeral Home. Mary F Bruce of Berryville dies, with services by H Enders Funeral Home. Lucy A Steppe funeral at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville with local arrangements by John H Enders. Candice Dawn Painter infant dies. graveside service 11 AM at Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lee Jr
Fairfax
Elizabeth Alden
Page Campbell
Edward B. Lee Jr
White Post
Thomas B. Glascock
Marshall
Robert L. Noyes
Leesburg
Edna King
Rt. 2
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mattie Mundy
John H. Enders
Hartman
James Raymond Hartman, II
Rt. 1
Clearbrook
Omps Funeral
Craig Burleson
Grace Bible Fellowship
Brian Hockman
Greg Wisecarver
Gary Grimes
Junior Hillyard
Billy Farmer
Dana Hildebrand
Mary F. Bruce
Josephine St
Steppe
Lucy A. Steppe
Green Hill Cemetery
Lawrence B. Hoover
John H. Enders Funeral Home. Mrs. Steppe
Clarke County
John W
Mary E. Riley Weeks
Martin R. Steppe
Candice Dawn Painter
Candice Dawn
Floyd Franklin (Bucky) Painter Jr
Sherry Darlene Dunham
Siler Star Route
Winchester
Kings Daughters
Martinsburg
Nellie Painter
Inwood
W.va
Savalas Chosen Parade Leader Over Taxi Driver
New York AP report notes Telly Savalas will lead Sunday's Greek Independence Day Parade, defeating cab driver Nick Toumas who claimed election as grand marshal was revoked. A Queens justice dismissed Toumas's suit. Savalas has not commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Telly
Savalas
Frederic Hammer
Consultant backs Corrections Chief ahead of board meeting
A consultant supports Corrections Director Jack F. Davis as he seeks a meeting with the State Board of Corrections. Fred T. Wilkinson criticizes investigations into penitentiary management but praises Davis and Secretary Maurice Rowe for fiscal gains and a costly building program that will still leave 2,000 beds short by mid 1978. Local jails house over 1,800 inmates awaiting state space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jack F. Davis
State Corrections Department
State Board of Corrections
Davis
Fred T. Wilkinson
State Crime Commission
Wilkinson
Corrections Board
Robert M. Landon
State Division of Adult Services
Walther B Fidler
Aoe
Department
Virginians Brace for Possible Cold Winter in Gas Shortfall
Virginia officials warned a third mild winter is unlikely and a cold season could tighten natural gas supplies. Earl Shifler noted we cannot afford to drop guard despite improvements, as Bemiss of Richmond urged converting buildings to alternative energy. The 1974-75 data showed state colleges used over 1 billion cubic feet of gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
State Energy Commission
Secretary of Commerce and Natural Resources
Earl Shifler
Shiflet
Virginia Energy Research Advisory Commission
FitzGerald Bemiss
Commission
Bemiss
Youth in Clarke County Car Crash Injures 18 Year Old
A Clarke County youth, Connie Poston aged 18, was treated for injuries after a crash on Rt. 606 near Rt. 7. Poston was transported to Winchester Memorial Hospital by Enders Rescue Squad after the vehicle struck a tree around 8:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Rt. 606
Connie Poston
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Enders Rescue Squad
Rt. 7
Poston
Ford Signs Bill to Restore White House Science Office
President Ford will sign legislation reestablishing the White House Office of Science and Technology with a $3 million FY 1977 budget. The office will have a director at $44,600 annually and about 15 staff, advising the President on research, energy, agriculture, medicine, economy, environment, resources, and NSC military research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
White House
Office of Science and Technology
Oval Office
Richard M. Nixon
CIA
Children visit farm and observe Circus Day at local schools
May events include Sandergarten class trip to Haven Wolfe farm in Clarke County and a Potomac Edison talk on electricity for Lower Elementary. Kindergarten observes Circus Day on May 12. Fourth year students trip to Belle Grove on May 13. PTA Open House runs May 13 14 and 16 for Daniel Morgan Middle School Art Festival participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Daniel Morgan
Thurman Perry + farm
Winchester Park
Daniel Morgan School
John Kerr
Kelly
Johnson
Haven Wolfe
Clarke County
Harry Saufley
Potomac Edison
Vi Avenue
Belle Grove
PTA
Daniel Morgan Middle
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John C. Lee
John Clayton Lee
Mr. Lee
Edward Barrington Lee
Randolph _ Academy
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Mills E Godwin
Corrections Department
Science Office
National Security Council
Wilton Armetale
Armstrong
Armstrong Solarian
Seene Solarian
American Craftsman
P.O
N.Y
Marden-Kane, Inc
Continental
U.S.A
Armstrong Cork Co
Idaho
Missouri
Wisconsin
Maryland
Armstrong Solarian American Craftsman
Grand Pre
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Star Tannery Volunteer Fire Company
Borsi
Randolph-Macon Academy
John J. Borsi
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Peter Borsi
Sterling
M. Elizabeth Jacka
National Merit Corporation
Odd Fellows Hall
Benham
Handley Library
Lions Club
Duff's
Ruritan Club
Round Hill
Mason Lodge
Front Royal
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
RCA B&w
Aes
Fries TV Center
National Ave
Bank Americard
Joe Sager
L. C. Fries
Ritettallen
Wally Schirra
Sae
Bank of Virginia
Ginia
Savings
Bank of Vir
Your
Mses
Peale
Winci
W. Piccadilly
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