Obituaries from Virginia area including Corbin and Arehart services
Obituaries list multiple funeral services and death notices. Cecil Raymond Corbin 71 of Rawson Virginia died in Jefferson Memorial Hospital Charles Town West Virginia with a 3 p.m. service at Ebenezer United Methodist Church near Romney. Rose Mabel Arehart 77 of Strasburg died at home with a 10 a.m. service at St John Bosco Catholic Church Woodstock. Gilbert Jackson Clatterbuck 50 of Front Royal died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Robertshaw Funeral Home and burial at Bennett's Chapel Cemetery. Larry W. Feathers 28 of Alexandria died in a Fairfax County truck accident with a 10 a.m. service at Memorial Gardens Groveton. Lemuel Leon Wolfe 71 of Cary North Carolina formerly Winchester died at home with a 2 p.m. service at Vincent Wilson Funeral Home Weston. Alpheus Park Hottel Sr. 76 of Strasburg died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with a 3 p.m. service at Stover Memorial Chapel Strasburg. Burial at Riverview Cemetery and list of survivors provided.
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St. John Bosco Catholic Church
Woodstock
Salvator Ciullo
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Gilbert J. Clatterbuck
Gilbert Jackson Clatterbuck
Crescent St
Front Royal
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Clatterbuck
Warren County
Herbert Roman
Josie Katherine Clatterbuck
Salvation Army
Old Virginia, Inc
Clarice Virginia Clatterbuck
Luther Jackson
Gilbert Russell
Calvin Woodrow
William David
Donald Barry
Faron LaVerne Clatterbuck
Mattie Hershman
Nellie Oakes
Reliance
Ruth Agnes Kendrick
Warrenton
Barbara Ardinger
Gail Henry
Molly Clatterbuck
Ada Clatterbuck
Clonard Clatterbuck
William Marsh
Robertshaw Funeral Home
Everett Wilson
Bennett's Chapel
Larry W. Feathers
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Star Tannery
Wallie Feathers
Grover W. Feathers
Memoral Gardens
King’s Highway
Groveton
DeMain Funeral Home
Springfield
Lemuel Leon Wolfe
Cary
N.C
Winchester
Mr. Wolfe
Mt. Jackson
George Franklin
Hulda Pence Wolfe
Novick Transfer
Jeannette Helmick Wolfe
Franklin L. Wolfe
Camden
Ala
Robert L. Wolfe
William N. Wolfe
Harold N. Wolfe
Rawson
W.va
Thomas C. Wolfe
Maurice
Virginia) Brunnelle
Irvington
N.J
Jerry
Doris) Stalnaker
Weston
Cecil Wolfe
Harrisonburg
Carl Wolfe
Arlington
Elmo Wolfe
Virginia Jones
Shirley Allen Wolfe
Vincent-Wilson Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens
Alpheus Park Hottel Sr
W. King St
Stover
Stover Funeral Home
Gary E. Howell
Mr. Hottel
Middletown
J. W. Holt Hottel
Minnie Maude Everly Hottel
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Anna Frances Hopewell
Betty Ann Hottel
Alpheus Park Hottel Jr
Oscar Caniford
Paul Hammack
Denny Hershman
F. P. McCarty
John Reiley
Carl Rinker Sr
Hottel
W. King Street
Dispute May Delay Alaska Pipeline
An audit of 35 600 X rays of 1 700 welds on the trans Alaska oil line finds 1 950 discontinuities with 250 fixed and 28 cracked welds flagged. Alyeska says 1 672 welds remain in dispute possibly delaying completion beyond the planned July 1977 target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage, Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic
Valdez
Gulf of Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Associated Press
Robert Miller
Alyeska
Miller
Interior Department
Juneau
Alaska
Eppenbach
Miss Your Paper Open Circulation Hours Notice
Circulation department hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Readers with delivery issues should contact the circulation manager promptly at 667 3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stars
Mrs Raymond Jackson Dies. Former Front Royal Resident
Mrs. Raymond Jackson of 7944 Tioga Street Pittsburgh died Wednesday afternoon in Pittsburgh. She was a former Front Royal resident and the niece of Mrs. Martha Carter of Front Royal. The body is at Spriggs and Watson Funeral Home on L Laing Avenue Pittsburgh.
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Raymond Jackson
Tioga St
Pittsburgh
Front Royal
Jackson
Martha Carter
Front Oval
Spriggs and Watson Funeral Home
L. Laing Ave
Virginia Governor backs Ford while noting Reagan edge
Governor Mills Godwin of Virginia says Ronald Reagan has had an edge with Virginia Republicans since the start but he remains backing Ford for re election. He cites Reagan primary wins and urges delegates to give Ford full consideration while noting Virginia faces a 25 million contingency to cover a deficit and lower revenue timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Virginia
Mills Godwin
Reagan
North Carolina
General Assembly
Contingency Reserve
Godwin
Reagan Aides Claim Ford Evaded Spending Limits
Reagan aides file a formal complaint with the Federal Election Commission alleging Ford agency expenditures like Kissinger stump speeches should count toward Ford’s primary ceiling. DNC Chairman Strauss seeks to include late 1975 travel in 1976 campaign accounting. Ford aides say overall spending nears the primary limit. President Ford reportedly asked William Ruckelshaus to head the FEC, a move seen as political influence. nomination for chair was withdrawn last minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Election Commission
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert §. Strauss
President
Environmental Protection Agency
Election Commission
Thomas B Curtis
Ruckelshaus
White House
Marlon W. Cook
Kentucky
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A.park Hottel Sr
Hamburg
West Germany
United States
Hamburg-North America
Hapag-Lloyd
Alaska Pipeline
Larry Eppenbach
Ward Plaza
Eyammelie Ba
Edge
Warren Weaver JR
NY Times News Service
Keresge
K' Mart
Our
H.P. Rotary
Jamaica
Cannon
Terry Towels
Terry Ve
S. S. Kresge Company
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