Obituaries list for Earl E Herring and others in Winchester area
Obituary notices list Earl Edward Herring 51 of 538 Highland Ave who died in Martinsburg VA hospital with survivors including son Wesley and daughter Cynthia. Also listed are Holmes L Fletcher 79, Hattie May Earman 83, Otho W Newbrough 74 and Marjorie Hewett Lockard 61 with service details, burial places, and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Herring
Earl Edward Herring
Highland Ave
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Mr. Herring
Elkton
Joseph A
Erma C. Merica Herring
Guiding Light Gospel Mission
VFW Post
Winchester
Wesley E. Herring
Hillsville
Cynthia Herring
Louise Runyon
Irene Bain
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Granville Herring
Owen Herring
Melvin Herring
Louis Herring
Ralph Herring
Herndon
Omps Funeral Home
Donald Scruggs
Pine Grove
Holmes L. Fletcher
Atwell Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fletcher
Gore
Elmer G
Rosie Giffin Fletcher
Virginia Woolen Co
City of
First Brethren Church
Wallie Kump
Russell Fletcher
Suffolk
Ralph Fletcher
Baltimore
Roy Fletcher
Annandale
Roland Fletcher
Manchester
Ind
Rhoda Frye
Richmond
Ruth Baker
Audrey Shenk
Margaret Larrick
Roanoke
Mitchell Fletcher
Washington, D.C
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral
Hattie May Earman
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Springs
Owen Foltz Jr
Herman Malcolm
Stewart Hawkins
David White
Merrill Hausenfluck
Arthur Shifler
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ward
Marjorie Hewett Lockard
Johnstown
Lockard
Harry Lockard
Frances Moore
Altamanta Springs
Fla
Dennis
Albert Lockard
Arthur Fuller
Fey Hewett
Hickman, Ky
Issac Hewett
Moscone Milk slay linked to ex supervisor White
The San Francisco killings tied to Dan White who resigned from the Board of Supervisors after a low salary. Moscone and Milk were shot inside City Hall as White sought reappointment. White surrendered after a police manhunt, leaving city in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscone
Milk
White
Board of Supervisors
Fisherman's Wharf
Don Horanzy
Mel Wax
Wax
City Hall
Miller May Launch Huge UMW Organizing Drive
UMW President Arnold Miller aims to mount a major organizing push in the 1980s with an estimated 400 to 500 organizers, funded by a dues increase. The drive targets western mines and a new Massey coal mine in Mingo County as a key focal point. An upcoming convention in Miami will consider the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
UMW
Charleston
W.va
Arnold Miller
U.S
Miami
The
BCOA
Miler
Mingo County
A.T. Massey Coal Co
UMW International Executive Board
Washington, D.C
Bill Lamb
IEB
Ohio
West Virginia
Panhandle
Lamb
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Stonewall
Joe Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
International
Nixon
Paris
Richard Nixon
Ritz
Associated Press
James Wood High
Pacific
NOBLE
S. Braddock St
Farm Bureau
W. Boscawen St