Obituaries for Ritter Hiett Breckenridge and relatives
The obituary notices cover George D Ritter 70 of Berryville with a funeral today at 2 p.m. and burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Leona Poland Hiett 76 of Martinsburg died Saturday in Kings Daughters Hospital with services tomorrow at 1 p.m. and burial at Mount Zion near Augusta. William B Breckenridge 73 of Martinsburg died yesterday at Newton D Baker Veterans Center and is mourned by Myrtle Erle, with services at Omps Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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George D Ritter
S. Church St
Berryville
John H. Enders
Darrell Maxwell
Eustice Jackson
Ted Dortch
Terrell Rutherford
Edgar Jackson
Charlestloyd
Webster Snyder
Green Hill Cemetery
Leona Poland Hiett
Shull Hiett
Lee Place
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Hietf
Hampshire County
W Va
William A
Malinda Saville Poland
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Campbell Wolford
Lowna Elwood
Columbus
Ohio
Roy G. Nagy
Baltimore
Merle W. Hiett
Earl A. Hiett
Crownsville
William R.‘ Poland
Irvin Poland
Augusta
Howard F. Poland
Marshall Poland
Raymond Poland
Warren
Brown Funeral Home
Joseph P. Porterfield
Mount Zion
William B. Breckenridge
Mosby St
Newton D. Baker Veterans Center
Mr. Breckenridge
Winchester
David W
E. Estell Haymaker Breckenridge
First Presbyterian Church of
U.S. Army
Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Myrtle T. Erle
James G
Joy) Shull
Pee Erle B. Shull
Ames G. Shull, Jr
Omps
James R. Jackson
Mount Hebron
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Deaths and funerals in Frederick County area
Homer Shade 85 of Reynolds Store Frederick County died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 13 1886 in Morgan County West Virginia he was a retired farmer and Greenwood United Methodist Church member. Survived by four sons Catherine Shade Kief and others. Services at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Reynolds Store with burial at Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Also notes Henderlite and Shanholtz obituaries with service details and pallbearers. Elk roams in Virginia until 1855.
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Homer Shade
Reynolds
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shade
Morgan County
W. Va
William and
Hannah Bohrer Shade
Greenwood United Methodist Church
Unger
Gainesboro
Maggie Place
Catherine Shade Kief
Martinsburg
Willie Shade
Noah Shade
Joseph Shade
Winchester
Leonard Shade
Gilbert Shade
Europe
Mervil Dick
Joshua Place
Lawrence Shade
Charles Shade
Kansas Crosen
Omps
Albert Price Henderlite
Rt. 1
Strasburg
Mr. Henderlite
Atkins
Smith County
Ernest S
Susie ‘Seabolt Henderlite
Ruby Virginia Brown
Linda Marie Jenkins
Susie Belle Hott
Ernest S. Henderlite
Lynchburg
Ray, Henderlite
White Marsh
Glenn Henderlite
Baltimore
Evelyn H. Wallace
Roy Henderlite
Claude Windle
A.H. Kibler
Daniel Lindamood
Vernon McDonald
Russell Grant
Carroll Smith
Lebanon Church
Death Investigated in Wake of Rt. 50 Crash
Trooper Bauserman said the road was dry with no fog as investigators studied a Route 50 crash. Two auto accidents near Cedar Creek Grade were reported, with victims transported to Winchester Memorial and treated. police noted two one car crashes in Winchester with about seven thousand dollars in combined damages.
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Rt. 50
Bauserman
Winchester
Enders
Shawnee
Cedar Creek Grade
Rt. 11 South
Winchester ‘Memorial
Richard
Paul Eberhart
Eat
Gainesboro
Robert
Janet Merica
Goldie Smith
William Richard Fernandez
Cecil St
Todd R. Grieder
Woodstock Lane
Potomac Edison
Grneder
Candidates Set Headquarter Gatherings Across Counties
Official party headquarters for the State Legislature race include Democratic and Republican centers in Front Royal and Winchester with returns night events. Frederick County Democrats meet on Loudoun Street while Republicans gather at Holiday Inn Easton on Route 50. Warren County hosts Main Street Front Royal venue. Clarke County has no official county candidate site.
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Front Royal
Virginia Gentleman
Royal Ave
Frederick County
Loudoun St
Holiday Inn Easton Rt
Winchester
Warren County
Main St
Clarke County
Obituary notices for Harloe and Hawk in Winchester
Mrs. E Homer Harloe 82 of 120 Shirley Street died yesterday in a Winchester nursing home. She was born August 17 1889 in Winchester and married Homer Harloe in 1908 in Hagerstown. Survived by daughter Edith Funk and brother Julian Lillis and grandson C Gibson Funk. funeral arrangements by Jones Funeral Home. Effie Mae Hawk 72 of 955 Orchard Avenue died Friday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers listed. burial in Winchester National Cemetery.
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Mary Elizabeth Harloe
Shirley St
Winchester
Harloe
Michael
Elizabeth Grim Lillis
Homer Harloe
Hagerstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
Effie Mae Hawk
Orchard Ave
Jones Funeral Home
George H. Stein
Pepper D. Martin
Charles L. Carter
Nelson H. Baker
Melvin H. Brown
Lawrence W. Miller
Russel E. Brill
Winchester National Cemetery
Halloween vandalism and theft incidents reported in Clarke and Frederick counties
Frederick County authorities cite larceny of auto parts from a parked car two assault and battery cases one on a woman two reports of broken windows three egg throwing incidents and one car painted free in Shenandoah Hills on Rt 7 east Clarke County reports one major breaking and entering at Clarke County Motors Berryville with about 500 dollars of tools stolen minor vandalism including egg throwing and a major window break at a new home near Senseny Road pranksters blocked part of old Rt 12 Boyce with limestone rocks but authorities removed them on a tip
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Frederick County
Shenandoah Hills
Rt. 7
Clarke County
Clarke County Motors
Berryville
Clarke County Sheriff's Office
Senseny Road
Old Rt. 12
Boyce
Clarke
Grace Speaker for Shawnee Lions
Bob Grace, governor of District 24-C of the Lions of Virginia, will be guest speaker at the Shawnee Lions Club meeting on Wednesday. The gathering begins at 7 pm at the Echo Village Restaurant.
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Bob Grace
The
Lions of Virginia
Shawnee Lions Club
Echo Village
Howell addresses union crowd at Local 149 orientation dinner
Howell drew a standing ovation at a private orientation dinner for Local 149 United Auto Workers held at Winchester Armory, later opened to the public with several candidates in attendance. He was joined by his son Hank who urged student voter registration, predicting success for Tuesday.
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Howell
United Auto Workers
Winchester Armory
Lawrence Ambrogi
Stephen Butler
Commonwealth
Lacy Anderson
J. Alvin Johnson, Jr
Charles Orndoff
Dorothy Keckley
Thomas Rosenberger
Board of Supervisors
Wall Street Dips After Early Gains Flip to Losses
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 834.19, down 4.81 as declines edged gains 3 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading was moderate amid investor uncertainty over phase 2 of the Nixon administration economic program with several big names showing declines.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mobil Oil
Pittston
TWA
Chase Manhattan
American Stock Exchange
Equity Corp
Vernitron
Arctic Enterprises
Syntex
Lennar
Congressman's wedding plans stir legal bind in divorce
Rep. Charles Diggs Jr plans to wed Janet Elaine in New York next weekend. A Michigan judge will not finalize the divorce from Anna until a $5,000 property settlement is paid, leaving Diggs still legally married.
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Detroit
Charles Diggs Jr
New York
Michigan Democrat
Charles
Wayne County
George E. Bowles
Diggs
Janet Elaine
Riverside Church
St.Moritz
Weather summary for Winchester and surrounding area
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers today and tonight with a low in the 50s and highs reaching the 70s Tuesday. The midweek outlook shows fair weather with little to no rain from Wednesday through Friday and daytime highs mainly in the 60s with nightly Lows in the 50s. Yesterday’s official high was 65 degrees.
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Virginia
Nixons Return to Washington After Camp David Visit
President and Mrs. Nixon fly back to Washington from Camp David where costumed Camp David children visited and pledged no tricks. Nixon watched the Redskins Saints game on television before returning to the capital by helicopter Sunday night.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Nixon's
Washington Redskins
New Orleans Saints
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Mrs. Shull Hiett
William Breckenridge
Homer
A.P. Henderlite
Shanholtz Service
Charles Daniel Shanholtz
East Lane
Veterans.Administration Center
Herman M. Elam
Shanholtz
Virgil Shanholtz
Levels
Orville Bloom
Paul Fletcher
Robert Dunn
Robert Dunn,,Jr., Lynn Miller, Donald Brill
Donald E. Seabright
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Harlee
Jones, Funeral Home, Inc
Guneral
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Wesley Chapel
United Methodist Church
Lon
Golotn
Rivpha
Bernard F. Groves
Truban - Koontz
Dave Wines
Truban, Koontz
Johns-Manvyille
Underwriters Laboratories
John W. Rosenberger &Co
Mrs. E. Homer Harloe
Hawk Service
Willl
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Mieuber
Ime
Grace Speaker
Shawnee Lions
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Nelson Jack Edwards
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al Moore
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