Obituary of Mrs. Sara Loudsky Hoover 81 Winchester
Mrs. Sara Loudsky Hoover 81 of 434 Handley Ave Winchester died yesterday at home. Born January 6 1891 in Winchester she was the first Gold Star Mother after son Charles Loring Hoover died in World War II. Surviving son John Frederick Hoover grandson John Frederick Hoover Jr and great granddaughter Gretchen Hoover. Funeral Monday 2 pm Omps Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Family visitation Sunday 7 to 8 30 pm at Omps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Loudsky Hoover
Handley Ave
Hoover
Winchester
Daniel C
Ida Points Willis
Charles Loring Hoover
Centenary Reform Church
American Legion Auxiliary
John Hoover
John Frederick Hoover
John Frederick Hoover, Jr
Gretchen Michelle Hoover
Omps Funeral
George H. Stein
John A. Baden
Mount Hebron
George Howard Ritter
Clarence Hill
William R. Armel
Turner B. Sencindi
Death notices and funeral services in Winchester area
Obituaries report the death of F Grove White of Naples Florida formerly Winchester with burial planned in Frederick Maryland. Frank Cleveland Wolford 84 Capon Bridge West Virginia dies at Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney WV born Sept 6 1886 survived by nieces and nephews with services at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Dorothy Belle Scroggins 49 Apple Pie Ridge dies Wednesday funeral Monday Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron. Russell W Anderson 58 342 E Piccadilly St dies Thursday funeral Sunday Jones Funeral Home burial Gravel Springs. Pallbearers named for Scroggins and Anderson services listed with times and locations.
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F. Grove White
Naples
Fla
Winchester
Frederick, Md
Frank Cleveland Wolford
Capon Bridge
W.va
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
George T
Lucy Slane Wolford
Catherine Hiett Wolford
Sandy Ridge
June Wolford
Gladys Crouse
Paw Paw
Dennis Keiter
Augusta
Vaughn Keither
Bloomery
Richard Sine
Audre Baker
Marvin Sine
Blue Ridge Summit
Frances McPherson
Battle Creek
Mich
Granville Moreland
North River Mills
Giffin
Charles B. Guthrie
Fairview
Dorothy Belle Scroggins
Apple Pie Ridge
Jones Funeral Home
Fred A. Duckett
Amos Ritenour
Robert W. Combs
Charles R. Armel, Sr
Willis Whitlock
Cecil C. Ritenour
George W. Shimp
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Russell W. Anderson
E. Piccadilly St
George W. Burroughs
Elmer H. Kline
Carl A. Hott
David Oates
Lewis C. Ritter
Lester Foster, Sr
Charles Strother
Gravel Springs Cemetery
Middletown to Hold Public Hearing on Utility Tax
A public hearing on a proposed four per cent utility tax ordinance is set for June 8 at 7 30 p m in the Town Office. If approved the tax would take effect July 1. Mayor Neil Stallings says residents will not pay double taxes and the town tax would supersede Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Neil Stallings
Frederick County
State Attorney General’s Office
Deer track patterns reveal gender specific prints
In the analysis of deer gait a male deer rarely places its hind print where the foreprint lands. Female deer consistently cover their tracks as if made by a two legged animal, showing systematic print alignment.
Five Youths Hurt in Early Morning Crash Near Cross Junction
Five youths were injured in a single crash on Rt 522 near Cross Junction. Gregory Luttrell 18 drove a 1964 Ford that rolled over after leaving the road. two were hospitalized in Winchester with serious to moderate injuries, three treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Dil
Siler
Daniel Holliday
Gainesboro
James Dill
Dwight Larrick
Bloomery Star
Gregory Luttrell
Cross Junction
Winchester
Master of Crippled Ship Plans to Ride It Out
The Israeli container ship Zim Tokyo, on its maiden voyage from New York to Savannah, faced heavy seas off Virginia after an explosion and loss of power. One crewman died, two fell overboard, and four others were injured as Coast Guard efforts to tow or board failed amid 20 to 40 knot winds and 30 foot seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Virginia
Coast Guard
Zim Tokyo
New York
Savannah
Navy
Cherokee
Germany
Bank Executives Targeted in Extortion Hoaxes in Two Cities
The Associated Press reports two executives fell for extortion calls claiming family danger. In Arlington, Florida, Raymond C. Pitts delivered 30000 dollars to a phone booth before learning his family was safe and money missing. In Cleveland, Ohio, Lawrence Patrick left an undisclosed ransom in his car. his daughter Donna was unharmed and the cash vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Fla
Raymond C. Pitts
Florida National Bank of Arlington
FBI
Pitt
Lawrence Patrick
Cleveland Trust Co
Donna
Patrick
Public notice on WHPL and WEFG license renewals
The FCC requires renewal applications for stations WHPL at 610 kHz and WEFG FM at 102.5 MHz to be filed by July 3, 1972. Public comments must be sent by August 4, 1972 detailing facts for Commission consideration. Shenval Broadcasting Corporation owner Edwin R. Fischer is the licensee. renewal records will be available at WHPL's Route 50 West studio in Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHPL
WEFG
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Washington, D.C
Shenval Broadcasting Corporation
Edwin R. Fischer
Route 50 West
Winchester
Virginia
Smoke reports traced to Teets orchard trash pit blaze
Police traced a morning flurry of smoke in the Clearbrook area to a trash pit at the G. Grover Teets orchard on Welltown Pike. The Frederick County Sheriff's Office said the fire was under supervision and not out of control. Mrs. Teets said old stumps and tires were burned to start the fire, which the pit’s use is community based with access via the locked orchard entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
G. Grover
Valley Weather Summary with May Rainfall Data
Fair tonight with upper 40s to near 50. Sunday highs in the mid to upper 70s. Extended forecast calls for fair conditions Monday through Wednesday with 70s highs and 50s nights. Winchester skies report sunset 8 29 p m sunrise 5 50 a m and May rainfall to date 4 64 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Policeman Shot Twice by Own Gun in Roanoke
Roanoke veteran Officer W. L. Bowling was shot in the right shoulder and groin with his service pistol during a struggle with intruder Lonnie Lee Malcomb, 31, who is jailed on a charge of attempted murder. Bowling, on the force since April 1, 1942, is hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
W. L. Bowling
Lonnie Lee Malcomb
Bowling
Answers Key Summary
The list presents labeled responses for ten questions with indicated choices and values. It records selections such as b for questions 1 2 and 1 2 3 4 with various combinations and numeric answers including a monetary value of 45 dollars and a speed of 5 mph, alongside reasoning notes about divisibility and symbols.
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Mrs
E.W. Steele
Ridings Chapel
United Methodist Church
MR. Russell W. Anderson
Miss Dorothy
Belle Scroggins
National
Monricuns
MDS Funeral Home
Amherst St
Dial
Sara L. Hoover
Omps
Cleve Wolford
Scroggins Service
Anderson Service
the Order
Florists, Inc
Sealmark
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St. S
BRADS
Glaize Es Bro
Simee
Cameron St
John Kerr
John Kerr School
David B. Grim
Ethane
Acetylene
Imperial St. Lawrence
Nata Hara
Cape Henry
Imperial
Sapolin Paints E
Stacri
Cabot
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Malcomb
Great Plains
Burton’s Ward Plaza
U.S. 11
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