Obituaries and funeral notices from Martinsburg area
Obituaries report William Delbert Stotler 76 Martinsburg death at home with service set at Brown Funeral Home and burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Others include Russel Laws death in Johns Hopkins Hospital with services at William Marsh Funeral Home, Mrs Viola Fries Cather funeral at Omps Funeral Home, William Jacob Harris of Boyce dying, and Charles Edward Lambert services at John H Enders Funeral Home.
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Viola Fries Cather
Omps
Mount Hebron Cemetery
UT Weathering Steel Complex Promises Durable Finish
The UT Austin communications complex is under construction using weathering steel. Architects note the material begins as a dull surface, then streaks to an orange brown as rust forms. They insist the patina is stable and will not flake or compromise the structure.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Amateur Horse Show Set Oct. 14 at Clearbrook
Shenandoah Horseman's Club hosts an all-ages horse show at Stonewall Raritan Show Grounds on Rt. 11 south of Clearbrook. Four ribbons across 16 classes include Western English and timed events with a 10 a.m. start and 50 cent entry per class. Spectators welcome with picnics. rain date Oct. 28.
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Stonewall Raritan
Rt. 11
Clearbrook
Shenandoah Horseman's Club
Stonewall Raritan Show
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick, Clarke
Page
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Warren
West Virginia
Shenandoah Horseman’s Club
Bonnie Dixon
Front Royal
Richmond native Lear B. Reed, FBI veteran, dies at 72
Lear B. Reed 72 of Richmond died there yesterday. He spent years with the FBI and served in World Wars I and II. He retired to Richmond after leaving the State Department in 1963. Funeral services by Maddox Funeral Home, with arrangements in Front Royal and Richmond. He is survived by Bertha Reed, a son Dwight Reed of McLean, a daughter Mrs. Robert Hendry of Raleigh, and four grandchildren. Services to be conducted tomorrow at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Richmond and Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Delbert Stotler
S. Morgan St
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Stotler
Frederick County
John T
Melvina Raigner Stotler
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Cherry Run
Lloyd
Velva Irene) Hartman
Rt. 1
Hagerstown
Robert L
Etta .M.) Lowe
William Jacob Harris
Boyce
Mr. Harris
Harrisburg
Jacob Harris
Clarke County
Zion Baptist Church
Wilbur Branch
Little Chapel
Millwood
Cartwright Funeral Home
Winchester
Lear Broadus Reed
Richmond
Reed
FBI
U.S. Army
Department of State
Maddox Funeral Home
Front Royal
Bertha Lee Compton Reed
Dwight C. Reed
McLean
Robert N. Hendry
Raleigh, N.C
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
William C. Barlett
Local Youths Committed To Welfare In Juvenile Court
Two Winchester youths were committed to the State Department of Welfare Institutions and transferred to state training schools. David Scott Twiford, 15, was committed after convictions for attempted uttering of a forged check and breaking and entering. James Warren Bryan, 16, was committed for breaking and entering and grand larceny. Both had been confined in the Frederick County jail prior to transfer. Virginia law allows release of names and addresses if the judge deems it in the public interest.
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Winchester
State Department of Welfare
Seventh District
David Scott Twiford
Boyd
James Warren Bryan
Kinzel Dr
Frederick County
Virginia
Meals on Wheels Seeks Volunteers for Delivery Teams
Volunteers are needed to deliver Meals on Wheels to the elderly and disabled. Churches will coordinate, and interested people may contact their church or Jeanne Meeker at 667-0959. A meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Two-person teams will pick up food and make up to six deliveries per day noon shift lasts one hour.
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Jeanne Meeker
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Goatfish feelers aid bottom exploration in sea
The goatfish has chin hangers that help it probe the sea floor. Fish lack eyelids. Modern goldfish trace back to wild populations in China and Japan streams.
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China
Japan
Wall Street Steady Amid Apathy As Dow Rises .52
The Dow Jones average gained 0.52 to 953.79 at 10:30 a.m. while the New York Stock Exchange shows near balance between advancers and decliners. Investors grow wary of rising prime rates, credit squeeze fears, and inflation, though analysts see no real bearishness and expect a potential easing of apathy.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Walter Stern
Burnham & Co
Nixon welfare plan urged in Senate push
The Nixon administration pressed Congress to pass the President's welfare reform plan rather than a test, warning a test would delay solutions for five years. With no clear majority for any plan, a Roth two year test compromise faces a first vote as Ribicoff fields a substitute proposal. Richardson argues tests would require a year to plan and implement.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Elliott L. Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Ribicoff
Roth
Richardson
Color TV and stereo units stolen in Winchester break in
Winchester police said Cornwell's TV Sales and Services at 727 S Loudoun St was entered through a window last weekend. Four color portable TVs and two stereo units were taken. Officer H Holliday and two others are investigating. A chain hoist was also reported missing from Bauserman Oil Products on Cedar Creek Grade with a cut lock.
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Winchester
Cornwell
S. Loudoun St
H. Holliday
Bauserman Oil Products Company
Cedar Creek Grade
James Sardelis
James Douglas
Chamber Of Commerce Becomes Associate Office Of Commerce
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce was designated an Associate Office of the U S Department of Commerce. Wade Ferguson accepted the certificate at Madison College Harrisonburg during a one day seminar for local businesses. Congressman J Kenneth Robinson and Wendell Tuck presented the award.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Department of Commerce
Third Winchester Man Charged in Luther Home Burglary Case
Frederick County Sheriff's office said Lester E. Landis of Dodge Ave was charged with receiving stolen goods in connection with the Sept. 22 breaking and entering of the Phillip Luttrell Home. Landis released on his own recognizance. Donald D. Swainer and David W. Underwood, both of Winchester, face charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny with Oct. 12 and Friday court dates respectively.
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Winchester
Phillip Luttrell
Frederick County
Carroll Mauck
Lester E. Landis
Dodge Ave
Frederick
David Simpson
Landis
Donald D. Swainer
Weather snapshot and extended forecast for Northern Valley region
Clear cool tonight with lows in the 40s and 50s along the Chesapeake. Sunny to partly cloudy conditions Wednesday with highs in the 70s and near zero rain chances. Extended period shows a few mountain showers Thursday then fair Friday and Saturday with low 50s nights and low 70s days.
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Chesapeake Bay
Moose Lodge Seeks Tax Refund in Winchester Court
The Winchester Moose Lodge asks Win chester Corporation Court to refund over 1200 dollars in 1971 real estate taxes and to declare the lodge’s property at 215 East Cork Street tax exempt. A trial without a jury is set for October 25 with arguments over exemptions under state code and constitution.
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Winchester Moose Lodge
Winchester Corporation
E. Cork St
Edward E. Lane
Moose Lodge
Britain’s Janson Rickarts Wins Alexandria Pop Prize
Colin Janson Rickarts of Britain won first prize of 1630 dollars at the Alexandria International Song Festival. His self composed Robin was chosen as the best song in Egypt’s first pop festival featuring singers from 18 countries.
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Cairo
Britain
Colin Janson Rickarts
Alexandria
Robin
Egypt
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W. Delbert Stotler
Stotler
Brown Funeral Home
Gary Deem
Rosedale Cemetery
Russel Laws
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Laws
R.E
Elizabeth Laws
James S. Laws
Rachel E. Mansfield
Nancy E. Ford
William Marsh
North Ave
Cather Service
Peyton St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Burroughs
Arthur Cather
Robert Cather
Jerry Cather
Nelson Baker
Herbert Feltner
Edgar Shirley
William J. Harris
Charles Edward Lambert
Rt. 3
Middle Road
John H. Enders
Berryville
John LaGult
Earl Smallwood
Carroll I. Bray
Wesley Willingham
Edward Williams
Wade Buckner, Jr
Gary Braithwaite
Green Hill Cemetery
MR. Ernest Dyke
OMS Funeral Home
TOOD
Amherst ST
DIAL
the Order
Telhuis
Consultus
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Harry F. Byrd
Ind-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
D-Conn
Dept. of Welfare
Meals On Wheels
Wall Street
Treat & Feed
Hborden
Nutro Weed
Codo
National Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Bunyon
Helsinki
Winchester Skies
Lecot
Northwest
Rockies
Florida
Taylor Barr
Lane
Barr
J. Randolph Larrick
N. Cameron St
Bro
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