Obituary notices from Winchester and surrounding areas
Obituaries report funeral services for Ben E. Rogers Sr formerly of Middletown now of Chantilly with service at St Paul United Methodist Church and burial at Reliance Cemetery. Other notices recall Jenette Helmick Wolfe, Elaine Virginia Watkins, Louise F. DeHaven and Catherine Louise Jackson with details on survivors, burial plans, and funeral homes.
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Ben E. Rogers
Middletown
Chantilly
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church of
North Miami
Fla
Mahi Shrine Temple of
Miami
Valley of Miami
Scottish Rite of Freemasonary of
Spermont Masonic Lodge No. 98
Strasburg
Edward Baker
Bobby) Rogers
Lester Miller
Ernest Good
James Inskip
Wilson Borden
Holmes Campbell
Paul Flowers
Joe Jenkins
Archie Manuel
Reliance Cemetery
Spermont Lodge No
Stephens City
Benjamin E. Rogers
Grace United Methodist Church
Funeral service for Fred Galloway Pierce scheduled
Fred Galloway Pierce of Berryville died Monday. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Berryville with visitation this evening from 7 to 9 at the same funeral home.
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Catherine Louise Jackson
Berryville
John H. Enders
Ray Wenecers
Guy Sprankle
C.A. Smith
M.W. Jones III
Robert D. Baker, Jr
Pamie E. Royston
Thomas H. Jones
Green Hill Cemetery
Fred Galloway Pierce
Funeral Services For Several Listed Women
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Elaine Virginia Watkins Friday at 11:00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home. Graveside services for Mrs. Maude E. Shawn Friday at 2:30 P.M. at St Marys Pine Church Cemetery Mt. Jackson. Mrs. Louise F. DeHaven Friday at 3:30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Maude E. Shawn
Henry St
St. Mary’s Pine Church
Mt. Jackson
Robert Donnelly
Jones Funeral Home
Elaine Virginia Watkins
Louise F. DeHaven
Bertha S. Miller
Omps
Mt. Hebron
Political Discord And Campaign Notes Across Virginia
State political items report three congressional candidates engaging in activism. Democratic figures Darrell Stearns and David Levine criticize campus unrest and U.S. foreign policy, while Republican figures Callahan and Haggerty attend meetings. Levine urges ending the Southeast Asia war to win allies. Byrd predicts a $7 billion deficit for 1970 71.
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David I. Levine
Benjamin Ragsdale Jr
Darrell Stearns
Darrell Branstetter
Roanoke County
Callahan
Kenneth Haggerty
Arlington
Manassas
Culpeper
Walter Potter
Byrd
Nixon
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Boards of Realtors
Senate Finance and
Colvin
America
Levine
Washington and Lee University
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Wall Street Drops Broadly In Early Trading
The market declined steeply and broadly with the Dow Jones 30 off 6.78 to 669.77 at 10 30 am. NYSE losers outnumbered gainers 3 to 1 as glamor stocks fell, Polaroid and University Computing among others slipping further.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Polaroid
University Computing
Memorex
Stephens City Budget Session Set by Town Council
Stephens City officials announce a Monday night executive meeting to finalize next year’s budget with no tax rate increases. Current rates are 60 cents per $100 real estate and 90 cents per $100 personal property. A public hearing will be held about 30 days after final publication of the budget.
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Stephens City
Lynn Comer
President orders full 500 million school fund appealed
The President overrules concerns about only 150 million being spendable. HEW chief J. Stanley Pottinger pressed for access to the full 500 million. Treasury withdrawals lag. White House confirms requesting the entire appropriation despite potential deficits. About one third set for innovative integration experiments, notably in Southern districts under desegregation orders.
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J. Stanley Pottinger
HEW
White House
Treasury
Allen
Budget Bureau
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Virginia Weather Forecast and Rainfall Averages
Fair tonight with low temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. Friday brings sunny and warm conditions with highs in the 80s to low 90s. Saturday turns fair and warm. Extended outlook shows mostly fair skies with a chance of isolated showers Sunday afternoon or Monday, highs upper 70s to low 80s and lows upper 50s to low 60s. Rainfall yesterday none. Five year rainfall totals and long term monthly averages are listed.
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Virginia
Temperatures Reported for Today and Year Ago
Yesterday's official high temperature reached 89 degrees as of noon. The report notes a comparison to the same day last year with no further conditions provided.
First President over 50 states
A list of trivia items includes fifty state coverage by a president, plus references to measurements and historical names. The items mix political, gaming, and lexical notes with no cohesive narrative.
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Belgium
John D. Rockerfeller, Sr
76 Graduates Celebrate Associate Arts and Secretarial Awards
Kenneth K Eyre dean of the College announced 36 students will receive the Associate in Arts degree and eight will earn the Secretarial Diploma. Nine of the associates are Nursing graduates. Winchester area graduates include Agnes D Compton Sharon L Ensogna Judith A Kipps Ann W Smith Barbara L Wheeler Thomas L Ashton and others. The Baccalaureate Service is at 11 a m Sunday in the Armstrong Building auditorium with Rev Lee B Sheaffer of Arlington VA as speaker. Commencement follows at 3 p m with Dr Myron F Wicke speaking. Shenandoah Concert Choir will provide music under David Stutz enberger. Public may attend.
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Kenneth K. Eyre
Winchester Area
Agnes D. Compton
Sharon L. Ensogna
Judith A. Kipps
Ann W. Smith
Barbara L. Wheeler
Thomas L. Ashton
Laura E. Beeler
Sandra E. Clarke
Mattie L. Devers
Sandra A. Dyke
Frances C. Farr
Karefi A. Garrett
Charles W.C. Galloway
James E. Johns
Garnett M. Miller
Bonita A. O’hara
Tari J. Prickett
Wesley Mc Shiley
Vergie M. Sibert
Jane E. Tizio
Laura la White
Stella C. Yeatras
Wayne A. Yowell
Joyce Y. Barber
Betty G. Thomas
World reporter completes journey in seventy-two days
Nel ly earns fame by duplicating Jules Verne’s voyage feat with a world trip of seventy-two days and hours reportedly shaved from the original pace. The crossing highlighted rapid travel methods and reporter endurance as part of late 19th century newspaper stunts.
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New York World
Jules Verne
Nelly
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Winchester Evening Star
Rogers Service
Wolfe Service
Jenette Helmick Wolfe
L. Leon. Wolfe
Winchester
Stalnaker Funeral Home
Weston
W. Va
Frank L. and
Shirley A. Wolfe
Camden, Ala
William N. Wolfe
Falls Church
Robert L. Wolfe
Carey, N.C
Harold N. Wolfe
Ransom, W. Va
Thomas P. Wolfe
Miller Service
Mrs
Clyde Watkins
Washington St
Alexandria
Watkins
William T
Mary V. Fritts Birmingham
John Birmingham
Fritts Birmingham
Fort Myers
William T. Birmingham
Jessup
Helen Schmidt
Palm Beach
Fila
William A. Lyons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Wayne A. DeHaven
Gray Ave
Ven
Toms Brook
Greenberry C
Elizabeth Jenkins Fogle
Hagerstown
Sears Roebuck & Co
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ronald L. DeHaven
U.S. Marines
David L. Fogle
Loretta Ritter
Boyd C. Fogle
Fremont M. Fogle
Frederick County
Dallas M. Fogle
Warren Fogle
Rhonda DeHaven
Art
Jones Funeral
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Charles F. Ritter
Julian C. Ebersole
J. William Comer, Jr
George R. Mellon
Jim J. Rees
Donald E. Athey
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jackson Service
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omos Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Yscawen St
Colorado
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Mountains
Mexico
Gordon A. Newkirk Jr
Center
Boulder, Colo
Wall Street
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Division of Higher Education
Board of Education, the United Methodist Church
The
Shenandoah Concert Choir
David Stutzenberger
Stephens City Funeral Home
N. Main Street
Sakrete Concrete MIX
Sakrete
Sakrete Sano
Mix
Sakrete Fuactor
Sakrete Asphalt Sealer
N. Cameron St
Elect Gas
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
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