Obituary notices from Winchester area funeral home
Several obituaries are listed for Winchester residents including Mrs Kathryn Anderson Levy 63 who died in Minneapolis and Mrs Edna Kremer Garber of 715 East Cork Street with services at Jones Funeral Home. Other notices include Mrs Henrietta Lonas Newlin 52 of Route 4 who died in Winchester Memorial Hospital and arrangements for burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Kathryn Anderson Levy
Anchorage
St. Paul
Minn
Levy
Winchester
John and Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital School of
Clarke County
Louis Levy
Thelma Patton
Douglas Anderson
Waldo Anderson
Louisville
Ohio
Jones Funeral Home
Henrietta Lonas Newlin
Edna Kremer Garber
E. Cork St
Garber
Luther C
Ella Ray Carper Kremer
J. Trenton Garber
Lexington
First Brethren Church
L. Marshall Kremer
Ella Louise Patton
Robert E. Manuel
Fairfax
Paul Dick
Jack R. Brandon
Louis T. Bell
W.A. Havermale
Julian Garber
Paul A. Smith
John H. Fisher
Thurman Pierce
J.W. Hollis
Perry Mason
Cecil Elliott
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Henrietta Blanche Lonas Newlin
Rt. 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. Westwood Franck
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Little Bonnie Hines
Ray
Diana Wolford Hines
Augusta
W.va
Romney
Tammy Beatty
James Beatty
Fred Wolford
Ray Hines
Myrtle Wright
Elmer Wolford
Charles Haines
Points
McKee
Ralph Oman
Malick
Fire Company Meeting Oct 11 at 8 P.M.
The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company will hold its semi annual membership meeting Oct 11 at 8 p.m. at the fire hall. Aldie Mill in Loudoun County stands as a well preserved historic site in Virginia.
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Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company
Virginia
Aldie Mill
Loudoun County
Equal Pay Violations Reported in Winchester
The U S Department of Labor says Winchester employers underpaid workers by 83000 during the past fiscal year, with 72000 of that for equal pay violations. statewide totals approach 2.2 million with most shortchanging tied to minimum wage overtime and equal pay laws. Back wages were obtained in some cases via federal court actions. The underpayments affected 1140 employers and 10923 employees. A breakdown shows 931000 of the total was overtime.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Winchester
Virginia
Department of Labor
Philadelphia
Charles M. Angell
Workplace Standards Administration
Angell
Virginia Supreme Court Opens Week With Redistricting Challenge
Virginia Supreme Court begins a week long session focused on the 1971 redistricting plan and a suit by O W Delk Simpson of Wakefield arguing the 4th and 5th districts are not equal in population or compactness and urging that at large elections be held if a new plan is not adopted. Also notes death of Bonnie Hines in Augusta and wage law compensation figures.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
General Assembly
O’wighton Delk Simpson
Wakefield
U.S. Supreme Court
Watkins M. Abbitt
W.C
Dan”’ Daniel
Courier Endorses Smalley for State Senate
The Clarke Courier of Berryville endorses Democrat Robert W. Smalley for State Senate. It argues William Truban’s Republican win shows two strikes against him and praises Smalley’s years in business and service as former county Democratic Committee member and chairman, plus Seventh District co chairmanship for Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr.
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Berryville
Clarke Courier
Robert W. Smalley
Mr. Smalley
the Courier
William Truban
Virginia Assembly
Smalley
Democratic Committee
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester Railway Club Plans November Homecoming Meeting
Members of the Winchester Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society vote to hold a Homecoming Meeting in November with past and present members invited. Russell Bell reported on the National Convention as the chapter's official delegate and a slide show on railroad subjects was shown. The next meeting is set for October 23 at 7 30 p.m. at the church.
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Winchester
National Railway Historical Society
Russell Bell
Koontz Praises College Student Voting Decision
S Roger Koontz a GOP candidate for the House of Delegates hailed a court or policy decision allowing college students to vote in school attendance areas. He spoke with Shenandoah College students noting the move aids the November elections and integrates Shenandoah and Lord Fairfax colleges into the community as welcome assets.
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S. Roger Koontz
GOP
House of Delegates
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah
Lord Fairfax
Registrars to Be Oren in Virginia Voting Case
After a Friday hearing Judge Merhige extended voter list access by one week. The suit seeks a special three judge federal court to review Virginia student registration rules. ACLU attorney Dwoskin says a request will go to Judge Haynsworth to convene the court before Election Day. Unofficial Saturday tallies show high registrar activity in the region.
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Mahan
Merhige
Robert Dwoskin
ACLU
Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia
Cease-fire extension and withdrawal zones discussed
Freeman County and Clarke County registrars report absentee voter applications and deadlines. Mrs Martha Grim in Winchester and Mrs Mary Gay Conner in Frederick coordinate totals with Walter N Rutherford Sr. The Oct 26 deadline and Oct 28 by midnight return date are noted for absentee ballots and early counts begin.
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Frederick County
Clarke County
Martha Grim
Winchester
Mary Gay Conner
Frederick
Walter N. Rutherford
Clarke
Grim
Conner
Rutherford
Two Women Charged in Mower Theft Case
Miller Anderson of White Post reported his riding mower stolen at 10:30 p.m. as a truck loaded it away. Deputies traced it to Sen Seny Road where the vehicle went into a ditch. Frederick County Sheriff Lacy Anderson arrested Leah Schottroffe 19 and Jennie Marie Gray 30, both of White Post, charged them with grand larceny. They are jailed in lieu of $2,000 each with preliminary hearings set for Oct. 18.
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Miller Anderson
White Post
Clarke County
Paul Kagey
Kagey
Anderson
Senseny Rd
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Leah Schottroffe
Jennie Marie Gray
Dale Gardner
Wall Street stocks edge higher amid slow trading
The Dow industrials average rose to 898.66 as the market gained for a second day. Advances outpaced declines more than two to one amid muted effects from port strikes and coal industry walkouts as investors priced in a possible rate cut and watched several major issues including airlines and rail stocks.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Santa Fe Industries
Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
Vehicle Crash Reports Two Separate Incidents Near Berryville
State police report two crashes on Rt. 50 and Rt. 7 near Berryville. Margaret Ratcliffe, 27, of Richmond, forehead injury. taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital. James Waddell, unknown age, of Charlotte Courthouse, driver of tractor-trailer, damages about 150 dollars. In the second crash James Presgraves, 17, of Boyce, total loss car. Virginia Parker 16 and Gregory Coffelt 18 injured. all treated and released. Bus driver Charles Jeffries 20, of Leesburg, bus damages 350 dollars. no hospital stay.
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Rt. 50
Berryville
Margaret Ratcliffe
Richmond
Rt. 7
Loudoun County
James Presgraves
Boyce
Virginia Parker
Gregory Coffelt
Mr. Presgraves
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Charles Jeffries
Leesburg
Weather report for Winchester skies October 4
Virginia clears tonight with variable clouds and mild temperatures. Tonight low in the upper 50s to around 60, Tuesday high in the upper 70s with a 30 percent rain chance tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. Noon 66, 60 low. yesterday 81. Sunset 6:52 p.m., moonrise 6:42 p.m., rainfall .56 inches in 48 hours.
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Winchester
HDC to Have All Day Event at Cedar Creek Church
The Middle Road Home Demonstration Club holds its monthly meeting as an all day event starting at 10 30 a m at the Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church social hall. The program features film flowers and the topic Enforcement led by Mrs Virginia Bauserman.
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Middle Road Home Demonstration Club
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church
Virginia Bauserman
Answers to a mixed trivia prompt
The list presents ten items including the living and the dead, St. Petersburg, Andrew Carnegie, the proverb Hear no evil See no evil Speak no evil, a color sequence, United Nations, an Black Sea and Mediterranean, True, Very Important Person, and Abraham Lincoln.
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The
Living and
the Dead
St. Petersburg
Andrew Carnegie
United Nations
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Abraham Lincoln
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Robert H. Newlin
Rivpha
Bernard F. Groves
Sesi
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Dept
Hines Infant
Myers
Babar
I. Brumback & Sons
N. ‘Camerort St
Koontz Hails
Oren
Rogers
Israel
Suez
Omps Funeral Home
Order OF the Golden Rule
Wall Street
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
UAL Inc
Shell Oil
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Ec Industries
Skyline Corp
Redman Industries
U.S. Steel
HDC
Pacific Northwest
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
New England
George Washington Hotel
Cameron & Piccadilly Streets
Winchester, Virginia
Eales Weston
Johns-Manville
Gi -Atzze
N. Cameron St
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