Obituary notices for multiple Clarke County residents
Obituaries list Mrs. Katheryn C. DuPuy of 103 Morgan St dying at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services planned at Jones Funeral Home. Also Marshall Franklin Locke 73 of White Post and Sherry Lynn Owens 14 of Clarke County have funeral details in Berryville and Baltimore. Eugene William Metz Sr 37 of Stephens City dies at NIH Bethesda with a Wake at Jones Funeral Home and services in Lancaster Pa. Donations to NIH Cancer Unit requested.
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Katheryn C. DuPuy
Morgan St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marshall Franklin Locke
White Post
John H. Enders
Berryville
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Green Hill Cemetery
Sherry Lynn Owens
Clarke County
Baltimore
Roy Taylor
Frederick County
Frank Owens
Jeanette Miller Owens
David F. Owens
Jesse Owens
Marion Miller
Stephens City
Eugene William Metz, Sr
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Jones Funeral Home
J. Westwood Frank
Lancaster
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Lawrence Gross
Harry D. Pugh
Ralph Frye
Jack Sperry
Richard McDonald
Gordon Plummer
Kenneth Seal
St. Joseph’s New Cemetery
Cancer Unit
Eugene William Metz
Wake Jones
Wall Street Mixed After Moderate Advances In Quiet Session
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange showed a modest upturn after two days of gains with the Dow Jones average rising to 938.67 at 10 30 a.m. Nervous markets awaited news from Southeast Asia as Nixon and the Soviet visit hung in the balance and thin volume limited activity. Skyline Corp led gains up 11 percent, Alaska Interstate up 5 percent, International Telephone up 4 percent as overall advancers edged losers about 2 to 1.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Nixon
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Skyline Corp
Alaska
International Telephone
Dr J S O'Hara Dies Pioneer of Romney Electric Service
Joseph Sterner O Hara 83 of Romney West Virginia died Thursday at home. He installed Romney's first public electric system in 1912 and built local plants in several towns. He moved to Vermont in 1937 to start a farmers cooperative and later served near Harrisonburg Virginia. He authored Taking the Kinks Out of Religion and received a Doctor of Divinity. Burial in Carlisle Pennsylvania.
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Joseph Sterner O’hara
Romney
W.va
Carlisle
Henry O’hara
Karie Sterner Bowman
O’hara
Potomac River
Burlington
Springfield
Green Springfield
Green Spring
Paw Paw
Wardensville
Vermont
Farmers’ Electric Cooperative
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Ohio Christian College of
Columbus
Ohio
Modern Woodmen of
Daughters of the American Revolution Council 17
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Ethel Stickley
Donald Bowman
Newcastle
Combs
Harry Eitinger
Charles F. Hoth
Combs Funeral Home
DAR
Miss Maxey Receives Winchester Scholarship for Special Ed
Suzanne Maria Maxey of Winchester is chosen as the first recipient of a $300 scholarship from the Winchester Frederick County Association for Retarded Children to study Special Education at Madison College. A 1970 Handley High School graduate, she plans to major in Music Therapy and teaches music to disabled children while pursuing education at Madison.
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Suzanne Maria Maxey
Winchester
Frederick County Association
Handley High School
L. V. Maxey
Orchard Ave
Shenandoah College
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Madison
Senseny Road
Handley
Maxey
Shenandoah Conservatory
Sigma Theta Chi Service Sorority
Winchester Court Convicts Three in Assault and Burglary Cases
Charles David Herrell is found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to six months in jail plus a $250 fine. Edward Leroy McCauley is convicted of malicious wounding and gets four years in the penitentiary. Larry Eugene Wallace pleads guilty to breaking and entering with grand larceny. further sentencing follows. Orless Earle Funk Jr receives combined sentences totaling 12 months and six months for separate counts, to run consecutively, with probation and restitution terms.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Charles David Herrell
E. Piccadilly Sr
Herrell
Winchester
John Mossholder
Battle Ave
Edward Leroy McCauley
N. Cameron St
McCauley
Mossholder
Larry Eugene Wallace
H.W. Ebert Buick
Nolle
Students Register for Summer Jobs in Winchester
The Virginia Employment Commission and the Mayor's Committee on Community Relations coordinate to register students free for summer help at the employment office 22 W. Piccadilly St. Employers with jobs are asked to contact the commission and students are reminded to register for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Employment Commission
Mayor’s Committee On Community Relations
W. Piccadilly St
Staggers Leads Primary Vote In Martinsburg
In Jefferson County Democratic primary incumbent Harley O. Staggers led with 3,657 votes, just ahead of Senator Jennings Randolph. Humphrey narrowly beat Wallace in the Democratic presidential primary 2 143 to 2 050. Rockefeller IV won the governor's race with 3 150 votes. Wilt and Jacobs won county nominations for sheriff and sheriff’s party counterpart respectively, while Moler won the five way Democratic House of Delegates race.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Harley O. Staggers
Jefferson County
Jennings Randolph
Louise Leonard
Hubert Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Wallace
John D. Rockefeller
Howard W. Wilt
Herbert C. Jacobs
James M. Moler
House of Delegates
Wives Association Re-elects Mrs Jester in Middletown
Mrs. Jester of Grace United Methodist Church Middletown was re-elected president of the Wives Association of the Winchester District United Methodist Church at the Anticipation Party for ministers and wives in Middletown. Officers include Mrs. LeGault and Mrs. Tate Jr with plans for a July 7 family picnic in Winchester Recreation Park and forthcoming Officers selection after the June conference. The Virginia Air Pollution Control Board began regular air samplings in 1968.
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William A. Jester
Grace United Methodist Church
Middletown
Winchester
United Methodist Church
Millard Floyd
Ministers Association
Arlington
Warren Reeves
George Widmyer
Jester
The
Wives Association
George Burroughs
S.W.T. Hedrick
Gordon Webner
Robert Donnelly
Braddock Street
Charles Larew
Reliance United Methodist Church
Esdras
Gruver
Lions Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Virginia Air Pollution Control Board
Weather Elsewhere by the Associated Press
The Associated Press presents a nationwide weather digest detailing regional conditions. Skies vary from sunlit to stormy as fronts move through. Temperature swings and precipitation forecasts affect travel plans and daily activities across several states.
Reenactment of Battle at New Market Returns Sunday
More than 200 Civil War enthusiasts from 11 states expected at the fifth annual Battle of New Market reenactment Sunday at 2 p.m. They will fire black powder weapons and reenact the famous cadet charge on the hill. Visitors urged to arrive by 1 p.m. for parking and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Virginia Military Institute
New ‘Market
Lexington
Dean Martin Faces $6 Million Damage Suit Over Film
Universal Studios files a $6 million damage claim against Dean Martin alleging breach of a 12 week contract for the film Showdown. Production halted May 8 when Martin left the Chama New Mexico location after working April 11 to May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Universal Studios
Martin
Chama
N.M
Universal
Weather and urban notes mix from Winchester
Mostly clear tonight with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Saturday will be partly cloudy with highs near 70. Extended outlook Sunday to Tuesday calls for showers Sunday and Monday, fair Tuesday, with daytime highs in the 70s and nightly lows in the 50s. Data includes rainfall totals, sunrise and sunset, and a note on Richmond’s planned First & Merchants National Bank building at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First & Merchants National Bank
Richmond
Virginia
Wreck on Rt 340 Near Berryville Strikes Tractor Trailer
A late model car driven by Madison Sechrist Jr of Paris collided with a northbound tractor trailer driven by Ernest Hendricks of Tennessee on Rt 340 near Berryville at 7 05 am. The car was wrecked and no injuries were reported. Estimated damages to the tractor total $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Detrick
Rt. 340
Berryville
Detrick
Madison Sechrist, Jr
Paris
Ernest Hendricks
Tennessee
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Joseph E. DuPuy
Mrs. DuPuy
Frederick Co
Millard and
Lucy Clark Yost
Order of the Eastern Star
McKinley
Owens
Metz
Stceceg MonTiCuns
Waticrnal
OMS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
the Order
Groogd
Bernard F. Groves
Wall Street
Farm Credit
E. Boscawen St
J.S. O'Hara
Wesley United Methodist Church
Miss Maxey
Warren King
Christine Smith
Liliana Eluhow
Orless Earle Funk, Jr
Murry’s Steaks, Inc
Staggers
Mrs. Jester
John T. LeGault
Marvin Charge
White Post Charge
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Ay Motors, Inc
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