Obituaries for Linden Fravel and Marcellus Funk Sr
Linden A Fravel 61 of Stephens City died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born August 17 1919 in Woodstock son of Olive Stultz Fravel and the late W Dallas Fravel A World War II veteran he was married to Mary Jane Haislip and had three sons Linden A Fravel Jr Neil H Fravel and Philip M Fravel The body is at Omps Funeral Home Funeral arrangements incomplete Marcellus Edward Funk Sr 73 of Middletown died yesterday in Skyline Terrace Convalescent Home in Woodstock He was born August 26 1897 in Rio West Virginia a retired O Sullivan Rubber Corp employee He is survived by his wife Mary D Ludwig seven sons Philip Funk Sr Frank Funk Sr Walter Funk John Funk Marcellus Funk Jr Kenneth Funk Joseph Funk one daughter Mary Ann Bucklew three brothers four sisters and many grandchildren A funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with burial in Mt Carmel Cemetery Middletown Pallbearers and flower girls listed The family will receive friends Friday 7 9 p.m. at the funeral home and at the Funk Home Middletown before the service.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Woodstock
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W. Dallas Fravel
Mt. Zion
Fravel
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George
Barbara) Scheulen
Linden A. Fravel, Jr
V.P.I
Blacksburg
Neil H Fravel
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado
Philip M. Fravel
Omps Funeral
Marcellus —. Funk
Marcellus Edward Funk
Middletown
Skyline Terrace
Mr. Funk
Rio
W.va
Michael
Virginia Haun Funk
United Methodist Church
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Mary D. Ludwig
Phillip Funk, Sr
Frank Funk
City
Walter Funk
Winchester
John Funk
Marcellus Funk, Jr
Strasburg
Kenneth Funk
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Funk
Fishers Hill
Mary Ann Bucklew
Baker
Samuel Funk
Kirby
Percy Oliver Funk
Lester Funk
Rock Oak
Luella Hines
Mary Hines
Viola Funk
Stover Funeral Home
Harry M. Crim
Mt. Carmel
Tim Grate Sons
Fred Funk
Edward Funk
Richard Funk
Phillip Funk, Jr
Frank Funk, Jr
Wayne Funk
Brenda Funk
Ruth Ann Funk
Shirley Funk
Joan Miller
Colleen Funk
Juanita Te
Idamae C. Fiddler
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
Washington County
Ronnie Fiddler
U.S. Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Jimmy Fiddler
Williamsburg
Nannie Wigginton
Paul Copenhaver
Cochocton
Ohio
Herbert Copenhaver
New Market
Clark Copenhaver
Mable Sargent
Emrick Copenhaver
Omps Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Funeral services for Miss Barbara Alger announced
Funeral services for Miss Barbara Carol Alger are set for Friday at 3 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. Additional arrangements for Mrs Beulah Harris Horn and for Mrs Josephine C Rutherford are incomplete.
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Josephine C. Rutherford
Mrs. Rutherford Dies. Pioneer of Local Family
Mrs. Robert Rutherford 40 of 1114 Berryville Ave. died yesterday. Born Strasburg October 15, 1930 she was daughter of the late Arthur and Lora Campbell. She married Robert L. Rutherford March 10 1954 in Winchester and belonged to Full Gospel Tabernacle. Survived by husband four children and many Campbell siblings. Body at Jones funeral home.
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Josephine C. Rutherford
Berryville Ave
Rutherford
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Arthur and
Lora Campbell
Robert L. Rutherford
Winchester
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Michael W. Rutherford
Denise M. Rutherford
Mark G. Rutherford
Mrs. Carson Hurn 84 of Strasburg dies. memorials set
Mrs. Carson S. Hurn 84 of 1713 Reaves St. dies yesterday. Born Front Royal August 20 1886 she was married to Carson S. Hurn and attended Strasburg United Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Helen Anderson of Winchester and several relatives. Funeral services Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Strasburg Cemetery.
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Reaves St
Hurn
Front Royal
Carson S. Hurn
Strasburg
Miavitle
Burnice Henry
Peggy Flowers
Winchester
Gary Anderson
Richmond
Walter Saffell
Miller Saffell
Charles Saffell
Seven Fountains
Kathlee Davis
Jones Funeral Home
Clyde Nuckols
Administration Gets Delay in Troop Fight
The Nixon administration wins a one week delay in a Senate effort to cut U.S. troop strength in Europe. Mansfield proposes a 50 percent cut by end of 1971 for the 300,000 man force. Javits and Mathias alternate plans seek to shift burden to allies and maintain current troop levels.
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Armed Services Committee
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Congress
Henry Kissinger
Senate backs SST cancellation in tight 51 46 vote
The Senate last March approved the earlier House decision in a 51 46 vote. Boeing and General Electric spokesmen said the SST program requires substantial new funding beyond 85 million dollars. They urged reconsideration of a fresh start and contract, including two prototypes and production aircraft.
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General Electric
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U S Proposes POW Exchange via Neutral Nation at Paris Talks
At the Paris peace talks Ambassador Bruce proposed flying or sailing North Vietnamese prisoners held in South Vietnam to a neutral country. South Vietnam says it can send 1700 prisoners abroad. about 1600 Americans remain missing or prisoners in Southeast Asia. Sweden voiced willingness to help in repatriation if talks advance. North Vietnam demands a reasonable withdrawal date before prisoner issues.
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Weather Summary for Winchester Virginia
The forecast calls for rain to end tonight with cooler air and lows in the mid to upper 40s. Friday will be fair and cool with highs around the mid to upper 60s. Extended outlook shows a cool, fair pattern Saturday through Monday with daytime highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s and nighttime lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Cadets Choose Falcon as Air Force Academy Mascot
Cadets in the academy’s first class selecting falcon as school mascot. The Air Force Academy opened in 1958 and adopted the bird emblem reflecting their new military college identity.
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Air Force Academy
I Q Answers Do Not Leonardo da Vinci
A compact list of phrases includes I Q Answers Do Not Leonardo da Vinci and mentions dark blue parasites third day and Helen of Troy with references to not a member submarines Jefferson City and Mississippi in a terse composite.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Helen of Troy
Jefferson City
Mississippi
Davis elected 1st Vice President of Va State Chamber
Winchester Evening Star general manager Jack F. Davis was chosen first vice president of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce at a Richmond banquet. Richard D. Robertson of Staunton, VP at Philip Morris U S A, was named president, succeeding E R English of Altavista. Senator Byrd Jr. attended as a guest.
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Winchester Evening Star
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Richard D. Robertson
Staunton
Philip Morris
U.S.A
E.R. English
Altavista
Victor, Riesel
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Washington
AFL-CIO readmits Chemical Workers Union after break
The AFL CIO Executive Council authorized the readmittance of the Chemical Workers Union, expelled in 1969 for joining the Alliance for Labor Action. President George Meany said the union regained eligibility after withdrawing from the alliance formed by the UAW and the Teamsters in 1968.
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AFL- Cio Executive Council
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Alliance For Labor Action
George Meany
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Chemical Workers
United Auto Workers
Teamsters Union
Weather Elsewhere Weather Across Regions
The Associated Press reports on weather conditions in various regions with forecasts for temperature, precipitation, and wind. The dispatch highlights storm tracks, potential flooding risks, and notable temperature swings affecting travel and daily plans.
Great Wall of China Stretches 1500 Miles Across North
The Great Wall of China is the longest human made structure, snaking 1500 miles across northern provinces. It was erected more than 2000 years ago.
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China
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