Obituaries for Marvin Armel and Dick Dozier
Two obituaries notice Marvin E Armel 19 of Winchester and Dozier Everett Dick Dozier 62 of Richmond. Marvin Armel son of Marvin Armel Sr and Geraldine Armel with Duck Pin Bowler ties. funeral Monday 1 30 pm Jones Funeral Home with burial Macedonia Cemetery. Dozier Dick Dozier retired salesman died at Medical College of Virginia Hospital. graveside services Monday 11 am Greenhill Cemetery Berryville.
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Marvin E
Woody) Armel
Woodland Ave
Mr. Arma
Winchester
Marvin Armel
Geraldine Brill Armel
Duck Pin Bowlers Association
Virginia Duck Pin Bowlers Association
Armel
Centenary United Church of Christ (Evangelical and Reformed
John F. McDaniel
Clara Carroll
John. F. McDaniel
Jones Funeral Home
Robert J. Donnelly
Brisco Ginn
Jacob Skiles
William Roth
Floyd Luttrell
Dallas Easter
Jack Cleveland
Macedonia Cemetery
Randolph Everett
Dick) Dozier
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Bessie Coppersmith
Elizabeth City
Lnter
David Dozier
Dozier
Helen Leys Dozier
Bisters
Bernice
Miami, Fla
Mildred D. Perry
N. C
Lillian D.~ Collins
Charlotte
N.—C
Gladys D. Flickinger
Eula D. Englecke
Syosset, N. Y
Greenhill Cemetery
Berryville
Darrell Maxwell
Woody” Armel
Harmonizers to Sing at Mt Carmel Baptist Church
The Harmonizers group will perform at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon. The event at 2 pm supports the Men's Day Rally with J Benjamin Brown as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
J. Benjamin Brown
Stephens to headline revival at Church of God
The Rev. J. David Stephens youth evangelist will speak at the Church of God on Roosevelt Blvd from tomorrow through Sunday May 23. Services start 7 30 nightly. He studies sociology at Lee College Cleveland Tennessee and minor in Religious Education. He is known as a youth evangelist and has taught Bible and led music at Youth Camps. He will speak at the Iowa Church of God Youth Camp this summer and serves as the youngest member of the Virginia State Christian Education Board. The services are open to the public.
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J. David Stephens
Church of God
Roosevelt Blvd
Stephens
Lee College
Cleveland
Iowa Church of God
Virginia State Christian Education Board
Board Approves 12 Percent Painters Pay Rise
Washington AP A White House panel overseeing construction wage settlements approved a 12 percent hike for union painters in Little Rock Arkansas. Chairman John T. Dunlop said the group has no fixed figure for settlements and may see 6 8 or 12 percent or more in other industry increases. The Harvard University dean stressed the panel does not judge contracts as inflationary or not.
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Washington
White House
Little Rock
Ark
John T. Dunlop
Harvard Univerity
Health department clinic posters approved for May 29
Final approval was given to posters distributed in Winchester Frederick and Clarke promoting the free oral skin cancer detection clinic at the Frederick Winchester Health Department on May 29. Left to right are John W. Reid publicity chairman M. E. Red Royston president Winchester.
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Winchester
Frederick and Clarke
Frederick-Winchester Health Department
John W. Reid
M. E
Red) Royston
Early Summer Registration At Lord Fairfax College
Lord Fairfax Community College begins pre registration for the Summer Quarter on Monday. The registrar's office opens 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. until 5 p.m. June 17. Developmental studies focus for high school seniors includes English math and reading. Two daily typing sections available for personal use. Apply first then schedule registration appointment. Call 869 1120 for details.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
Virginia Weather Today Outlook For Period Through Wednesday
Cloudy with a chance of rain tonight and Sunday. Highs in the 70s, lows in the 40s to 50s. Extended period Monday to Wednesday shows showers possible with highs in the 70s and low 80s and cooler conditions midweek.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages across years
Rainfall data shows .35 inches in the past two hours ending 8:30 this morning. May rainfall totals reach 2.40 inches for the year to date with 11.89 inches recorded in 1971. Five-year January through December totals range 32 to 41 inches, with long term yearly average 36.51 inches and monthly averages listed for all twelve months.
Winchester Skies Forecast and Tides Update
Weather notes for Winchester summarize sunset at 8 19 p m on Saturday May 15 sunrise 5 59 a m tomorrow and moonrise 1 17 a m tomorrow with brief sky observations for readers planning outdoor activities.
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Winchester
Polluting Autos Face Changes Says EPA Official
Acting EPA air pollution commissioner Dr John Middleton told the Virginia Academy of Science that halting contamination requires lifestyle changes including reduced auto use. Cars cause about half national pollution, with Los Angeles at 90 percent and Steubenville Ohio under 20 percent.
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Blacksburg
Air Pollution Control Office
The
Environmental Protection Agency
John T. Middleton
Virginia Academy of Science
Los Angeles
Steubenville
Ohio
Middleton
T.T. Frankenberg
American Electric Power Service Corp
Donald A. Jensen
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Wytheville Annexation Area Trimmed After Hearing
Wytheville loses most of its requested annexation area as a three judge court awards 1500 to 2000 acres of the proposed 5251 with conditions for additional services. Judge Jack M Matthews cautions the town to propose improved service plans. Most awarded parcels lie west of Wytheville with some to the north and no territory south where the plant and quarry sit.
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Wytheville
Wythe County
Jack M. Matthews
Efforts in Appalachia Fragmented Says Auditors
Federal auditors fault a costly Appalachian highway program for fragmentation. The GAO reports the Appalachian Regional Commission adopted a passive role and mainly approved state actions, leaving the route system inconsistent and poorly coordinated.
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Appalachia
Washington
Appalachian Regional Commission
General Accounting Office
Congress
Miss Tuttle To Lecture Here May 22
Miss Patricia Tuttle of San Francisco will lecture at Handley Library Auditorium on Saturday May 22 at 2 30 p m The speaker a California native and San Diego State College graduate has taught in the United States and Europe where she served as Christian Science minister for the Armed Services and as Regional Assistant for Christian Science college groups.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Patricia Tuttle
C.S. of
San Francisco
Handley Library
Miss Tuttle
California
San Diego State College
United States
Europe
Christian Science
The
Armed Services
Christian Science College
Virginia Public Service Tax Revenue Rises With VePco Increase
Public Service Tax Payments total $38.3 million for Virginia public service corporations, up $3.7 million from 1970. Virginia Electric & Power Co. paid $12.7 million, Potomac Co. $7.3 million, and Appalachian Power Co. $3.2 million, reflecting the rate adjustment effective July last year.
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Richmond
Public Utilities Taxation Division
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Public Service Corporatons
Lee B. Younger
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Vepco
Potomac Co
Appalachian Power Co
Fire Reported at Northside Bowling Lanes Exhaust Fan
City firefighters responded to an 8 10 a m alarm at Northside Bowling Lanes for a fire in an exhaust fan in the men s room. Fire department unit Friendship reported to the scene and investigated the blaze.
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Friendship
Answers and Names Card
A compact prompt style list presents items including Charles A Lindbergh and Red Grange with terse answers. It mentions the Kodiak Bear Pompeii and Opal among other entries and a quantity 144 dozen.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Kodiak Bear
Red’’ Grange
Pompeii
Three States Move to Integrate State Colleges
Virginia Governor Linwood Holton North Carolina Governor Robert Scott and South Carolina Governor John West spoke at the Southern Regional Educational Board meeting in Boca Raton Florida about desegregating state colleges. They said their states are recruiting black students and investing more in black faculties libraries and programs while sending recruiters to black high schools.
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Boca Raton
Fla
Southern Regional Educational Board
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Linwood Holton
Holton
John West
Robert Scott
The
Education Board
West
Scott
SREB
Holton and
Wearne
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Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Jim Stephens
Lord Fairfax
Ford
William B. Spong Jr
Dva
Spong
Senate Public Works
Public Hearings
Ministry of Christian Science
Copenhagen
Denmark
GAO
Commission
Service
Frederick County Tax-Payers’ Meeting
Mon
Frederick County Court House
Eugene Gunter
South Carolina State College
University of South Carolina
Golaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Mercedes - Benz
SAAB
Sway Control
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Pontiac Bonne
POE
Oldsmobile
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