Obituary: Joseph F. Hearst 67 of Bluemont
Joseph Francis Hearst 67 of The Retreat Bluemont died at home. Born November 27 1901 in St Joseph Missouri he was a retired Chicago Tribune correspondent. He is survived by widow Susan Gogerty Hearst and two nephews Col Don Hearst and Rev C Hearst. Funeral at St Marys Eldora Iowa with burial Hubbard Iowa. Contributions to St Benedicts College.
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Joseph Francis Hearst
Bluemont
Mr. Hearst
St. Joseph Mo
Loren A
Frances Martha Dunn Hearst
Chicago
Susan Gogerty Hearst
Col
Don A. Hearst
San Antonio
Tex
Rev. C. Hearst
Prairie Village
Kan
George Lutz Dies Senior Star employee at 61
George Vernon Lutz, 61, of Rt. 1 Front Royal Road, longtime Star employee since 1926, died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Born August 20, 1907 in Detroit, he moved to this area circa 1921, lived in Strasburg, and worked at Shenandoah Publishing before joining The Star. Survived by wife Margaret Newlin, three children, siblings and four sisters. Funeral Friday at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. viewing Thursday evening.
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George Vernon Lutz
Rt. 1
Front Royal Road
the Star
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lutz
The
Star
Detroit
Mich
Wallace Oscar
Catherine Alma Aderholdt Lutz
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Lutz
Grace Lutheran Church
Margaret Colleen Newlin
George Vernon Lutz, Jr
Robert Owing Lutz
Winchester
Linda Lou Lutz
Washington
Omps
Virgil A. Moyer
Shenadoah Memorial Park
Downtown Development cash debated by Winchester council
Winchester council debated a $90,000 Downtown Development Committee request as part of the Loudoun Street Mall project. Garber warned that limited merchant cooperation may waste funds and urged better inventory, clerks, and longer hours to boost downtown retail. He cited past poor merchant participation and urged cooperation with the Retail Merchants Association.
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Garber
Winchester
Loudoun St
DDC
Winchester Parking Authority
WPA
Retail Merchants Association
Downtown Merchants
City Budget Reveals Rises to Fund Capital Plans
Winchester Finance Committee outlines budget increases to pay scales and capital projects including Downtown Development, regional library funding, water storage, and school improvements. The plan targets $93,000 additional revenue with a 10 percent utility tax and notes that rates remain among Virginia’s lowest.
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Finance Committee
Handley Library Board
Nancy Nurton Larrick
Harry F. Byrd
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
Winchester
Middletown
Jefferson St
Tor Council
Literary Fund
Vocational School
Handley High School
Department of Taxation
Virginia
Virginia Weather Outlook Shows Mild Temperatures and Showers
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers. Lows 50 to 55. Thursday and Friday bring mild, near 70s to 80s with variable clouds. Five day outlook calls for scattered afternoon and night showers, rain less than a quarter inch. Rain totals show May to date around 1.29 inches with yearly totals near 8.74 inches.
Indian yogi swami says carrot juice keeps doctors away
New Delhi AP reports Swami Sadanand claims a daily glass of carrot juice improves health and wards off illness, challenging the idea of the apple a day. The yogi describes carrot juice as a potent preventive remedy and promotes it as a simple daily health practice.
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New Delhi
Swami Sadanad
West Virginia Woman Tabitha Kesner Dies at 87
Mrs Tabitha E Kesner 87 of Baker West Virginia died Monday at hospital born July 14 1881 in Hardy County daughter of Mary Frances Lee husband Wilbur Kesner died 1937 survived by two sons Harry Kesner Verona Luther Kesner Illinois one daughter Ada Helmick Baker 14 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren 28 great great grandchildren funeral Thursday 11 am Loy Funeral Home Wardensville burial Pine Grove Cemetery Baker
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Tabitha E. Kesner
Baker
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kesner
Hardy County
W.va
Mary Frances Lee
Wilbur Kesner
South Fork Brethren Church
Harry Kesner
Verona
Luther Kesner
Illinois
Ada Helmick
Loy Funeral Home
Wardensville
John Litten
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wall Street advances broad gains in early trading
The Dow Jones average rose 3.61 to 966.58 by 10:30 a.m. as gains outpaced losses on a wide market front following the prior session's uptick, with more than 250 issues showing gains.
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New York
Dow Jones
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Lorist, Inc
Omos Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
George W. Lutz
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Bernard F. Groves
Monuments 'E
Boscawen St
George Lutz
Texas
Stephen Austin
Wythe County
Sam Houston
Rockbridge
George V. Lutz
Stewart Bell, Jr
Wayne A. Whitham
C.L. Riley
James H. Fleming
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
George Garber
Butler
Riley
Bell
Theople
Council
Firestone
Braddock St
Downe
St. Gaudena
Noah
John Q
Adams
Writer
Leonard Bernstein
Isiah
California
Manbeck
CALL
Fleet & Co., Inc
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L. Kent St
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May Notte
Arm Prem U.S. Weather Bureau
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Kenara
Wall Street
Montgomery
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
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