Obituaries for Steele Maupin Stickles and Badstein
Four obituary notices report deaths of E W Steele 89 of Rt 4 Warren County Warren County native May 24 1883 wife Ruth M Bucher two grandchildren and three great grandchildren funeral plans incomplete at Jones Funeral Home Warren Henry Maupin 63 of White Post died in Winchester Memorial Hospital born June 29 1909 survived by mother a son and two sisters funeral Sunday Berryville Enders Funeral Home burial Rockland Cemetery. Major Joseph M Stickles 53 Glen Burnie MD died of heart attack survived by wife two sons and three grandchildren funeral with full military honors Arlington National Cemetery. Harry Badstein 79 Rt 4 Berryville died at home born July 14 1892 survived by wife two daughters nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren funeral Saturday Enders Berryville burial Green Hill Cemetery. Tomorrow night viewing listed for 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Steele
Rt. 4
Mr. Steele
Frederick County
Joseph
Annie Milburn Steele
Ruth M. Bucher
Winchester
Ridings Chapel
Warren Henry Maupin
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Maupin
Warren County
Mattie M. Maupin
Edward Maupin
James William Maupin
Front Royal
Virgil Molden
Howard Spencer
Berryville
Mary Sealock Maupin
John H. Enders
M. C. Cook
Rockland Cemetery
Joseph M. Stickles
U.S. Army
Gatewater Court
Glen Burnie
Baltimore
Stickles
Herman and
Goldie Tinsman Stickles
U.S
Social Security
Anne M. Putter
California
Garry M. Stickles
Italy
Ronnie J. Stickles
Fort Knox
Singleton Funeral Home
Arlington National Cemetery
Harry Badstein
Mr. Badstein
New York City
Albert and
Augusta Hardordt Badstein
Methodist Church
Josephine Helen Badstein
Joseph Harry Badstein
Staten Island
N.Y
Rae Heal
Miss Dorothy Scroggins Dies at 49 in Winchester
Miss Dorothy Belle Scroggins 49 of Apple Pie Ridge died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 22 1922 in Frederick County she was daughter of William J. and Hattie Stotler Scroggins. Survived by three sisters Reva Faircloth Helen Differenderfer and Juanita Feger and two brothers Paul Scroggis and William Scroggins. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Belle Scroggins
Apple Pie Ridge
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Scroggins
Frederick County
William J
Hattie Stotler Scroggins
Earl
Reva) Faircloth
Main
James
Helen) Diffenderfer
Charles
Juanita) Feger
Clovis
N. Mex
Paul Scroggis
Reliance
William Scroggins
Jones Funeral Home
Fred A. Duckett
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Budget Debate in County Pets Growth and Taxes
County leaders spar over a utilities tax amid a near 1.5 million surplus earmarked for annexation buffer and building funds. speakers argue growth justifies services while seeking a future courthouse and county-operated waste plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannexation
County Building Fund
Dennis Cole
Winchester
Richard Madigan
Archdeacon Baden Leaves Parish Training Role
Baden, once a rural church organizer and archdeacon, resigned as director of the Middle Atlantic Parish Training Program after nine years. He had led work at Christ Church Winchester since 196, taught ministers in training, and previously declined the Northern Michigan bishopric. He fenced an acre tract, raised sheep, and earned top fair prizes in Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
Diocese of
Christ Church
Winchester
Northern Michigan
Baden
Middle Atlantic
Divinity School
Obituary notices for White and Nanney in Stephens City and Winchester
Howard E White 73 of Stephens City died today born Jan 16 1899 in Frederick County son of John E White and Mary R Cougill White married Elsie Cave Nov 19 1919 in Stephens City carpenter for 23 years at American Wiscoe Corp and a farmer member of Fairview United Methodist Church AARP Senior Citizens Club survived by widow and many children grandchildren and great grandchildren burial in Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City funeral arrangements at Jones Funeral Home Elkton street Winchester Fred C Nanney 74 of 160812 S Braddock Sr died Monday in Winchester Memorial Hospital service held this morning at Jones Funeral Home burial Shenandoah Memorial Park Pallbearers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Elmer White
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. White
Frederick County
John E
Mary R. Cougill White
Elsie Cave
American Wiscoe Corp
Fairview United Methodist Church
American Association of Retired Persons
Winchester
Dorothy Conner
Waldo Bennington
Garland Bray
Reliance
Josiah Andrew
Charles Harless
Greenhill Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Fred C. Nanney
S. Braddock Sr
Craig B. Burleson
Hugo G. Ackenbam
Arthur Bragg
Thomas W. Rissler
Fremont Fogle
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Lauck Dies at 71 in Sunnyside Station Farm Family Clerk
William C Lauck 71 of Sunnyside Station died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born July 30 1900 in Frederick County to John William and Rosella Johnson Lauck A farmer and Old Bethel Lutheran Church member he married Gladys Pitcock in 1922 and leaves 11 children 32 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Burial in Shenandoah after funeral at Omps Funeral Home Conducted by Rev Conrad J Christianson Jr Also Pearl B Claggett 93 of Rt 4 died yesterday born Nov 17 1878 in Strasburg widow of Harry Claggett and Lee Everly She leaves five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and two stepchildren Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow by Rev Herman Elam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark Lauck
Sunnyside Station
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lauck
Frederick County
John William
Rosella Johnson Lauck
Old Bethel Lutheran Church
Gladys Pitcock
Elmer Lauck
Betty Parrill
Lee Lauck
Woodstock
Charles Lauck
Middletown
Frank Lauck
Donnie Lauck
Shirley Pitcock
Patsy Strawderman
Juanita Strawderman
Katherine Parker
Linda Boyce
Boyce
John Perry Lauck
Winchester
Jake S. Lauck
Kernstown
Robert Lauck
Omps
Conrad J. Christianson, Jr
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Pearl B. Claggett
Rt. 4
Claggett
Strasburg
John
Katherine Baker Hinkins
Walnut Springs Baptist Church
Lee E. Everly
Marlboro
John Lewis Everly
Thelma E. Billmyer
Harry Claggett
Omps Funeral
Herman Elam
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Woman Burns Hands From Flaming Kitchen Curtain Fire
A James Street resident suffered burns to her hands and face when she pulled down burning kitchen curtains amid a stove fire. Mrs Levine Miller, 25 E James St, was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Firemen spent about 30 minutes extinguishing the blaze causing minor damage to stove curtains and window frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Levine Miller
E. James St
Winchester
Dance Recital Saturday to Aid SPCA
An Evening in May by Campbell Studio of Dance is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at Virginia Avenue School. Proceeds go to the Winchester SPCA in memory of Miss Frances Page and Mrs. Marian Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Studio of Dance
Virginia Avenue School
Martha Campbell
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals of
Winchester
Frances Page
Marian Browning
Parker to report on General Conference at Braddock Street church
Dr. Robert P. Parker president of Shenandoah College and Conservatory will report on the recent General Conference of the United Methodist Church during Sunday sermons at Braddock Street United Methodist Church at 8 30 and 11 oclock. He served as a Virginia delegate to the quadrennial gathering held in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Parker
Shenandoah College and Conservatory
General Conference
United Methodist Church
Braddock Street
Two Virginians Injured in West Virginia Plane Crash
Two Virginia men survived a twin engine plane crash near the West Virginia Virginia line. William Frenzel 46 of Falls Church Va and Benny G Holbrook 32 of Sterling Park Va were listed in stable condition at Charles Town General. The FAA said the Piper aircraft lost power in one engine and could not maintain altitude before crashing and burning in a field near W Va 51. Both men were to have further tests to determine injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia-Virginia
William Frenzel
Falls Church Va
Benny G. Holbrook
Sterling Park
Charles Town General Hospital
FAA
Martinsburg
Piper
Oil Stocks Lift Wall Street In Early Trading
Oil equities supported the market as the Dow gained to 968.02 at 10:30 a.m. with volume moderate. Advancers led decliners on the NYSE while analysts forecast the Dow to top its 1972 high soon as buying interest returns. Gulf Oil slid while Royal Dutch fell, oils mostly rose including Jersey Standard Shell California Standard Texaco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey Standard
Shell
California Standard
Texaco
Gulf Oil
Royal Dutch
Weather summary for Northern Valley and Virginia regions
Mostly clear tonight with lows in the 50s and fair Friday with mid to upper 70s. Virginia coast sees partly cloudy skies tonight with 50s lows, and mostly Friday in the 70s, near 80 in the extreme west. Extended forecast through Monday stays fair and warm with mid 70s to low 80s and 50s to 60s nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Stephens City Urges Lawns and Lots Mowed
Stephens City officials urged residents to mow lawns and lots after weather hindered maintenance. Mayor Lynn Comer cited a town ordinance requiring property to be kept clear and sanitary, with owners to act within a reasonable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Lynn Comer
Utah Dinosaur Quarry Holds Vast Fossil Bone Deposit
The renowned Utah quarry is described as possibly the largest fossil dinosaur bone deposit ever found, signaling paleontological significance and potential new species discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinosaur
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.W. Steele
Warren H. Maupin
Maj
Dorothy B. Scroggins
Werner
Wavitation
Sounds Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
William C. Lauce
ORDER
Ruui
Mee
Bernard Groves
Boscawen SL
Florists, Inc
Frederick
Sandy
Ellis
J. Robert Russell
Donald Baughman
Pickeral
James Judy
David Headley
William Fraula
Fraula
Baughman
Alderman
Madigan
Annexation Court
Howard E. White
Nanney Service
Kni
Mayfair Slacks
Ralph Mulvey
Oxford. Shop
N. Loudoun ST
William C. Lauck
SPCA
Parker
W.va
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Ndersen
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
Inone
I.Q
Virginia and
W. Virginia
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Nation
Midwest
Denny's New Furniture Sales
Mercury
Montclair
Clarke
Schrysler
Plymouth
U.S. 7
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!