Obituary notices for Marvin Brown and Grace Cooper
Funeral services are set for Marvin H. Brown 57 of White Post at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Grace Naomi Cooper 87 of Star Tannery dies in Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. service at Gravel Springs Lutheran Church with burial in Gravel Springs Cemetery.
Russell Clem 75 Dies in Winchester
Russell C. Clem 75 of Winchester died Wednesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born August 23 1892 in Shenandoah County he was married to Anna Lewis since 1913 and retired after 18 years with Montgomery Ward. He survived by his wife two daughters two brothers three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Russell C. Clem
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Clem
Shenandoah County
A. J
Margaret Bauserman Clem
Anna Lewis
Hageerstown
Methodist Church
Marcella Alles
Margaret Fries
Winchester
William Clem
Samuel Clem
Mechanicsburg
Emma Anderson
Charles Town
W. Va
George Swarts
Harry Kern
Judy Alles
Arlington
Lewis C. Fries
Jones Funeral Home
Paul J, Slonaker
Lewis W
Fries
Alva Sirbaugh
Temple Homar
Hugh T, Brill
David W, Mills
Jack W. Widmyer
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Funeral times for Brown and Kinter announced
Mr. Marvin H. Brown is to be laid to rest Saturday at 11:00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home. Mr. David L. Kinter funeral service set for Friday at 11:00 A.M. and a Masonic memorial service Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M.
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Marvin H. Brown
Jones
David L. Kinter
Obituary notices for Kinter and Whitacre families in two states
David L. Kinter Sr of Middletown died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and married Florence Forbes in 1928. He worked as an auditor for Duffs Motel and was a 32nd Degree Mason. Survived by his mother Laura Blose, two sons David L. Kinter Jr of Philadelphia and John F. Kinter of New Preston, three grandchildren, and multiple relatives. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 11:00 AM at Jones Funeral Home with a Masonic Memorial Service at 7:30 PM. Contributions to Cancer Fund requested. Irvon B. Whitacre, 32, of Lake Havasu City Arizona, died there Friday. Born in Winchester January 7, 1935, he served in the Navy during the Korean War. Survived by his widow, his mother India Jackson Whitacre, three children, and brothers Richard Whitacre and Maurice Whitacre, and sister Frances Kremer. A memorial service was held Tuesday in Lake Havasu City.
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Mr. Kinter
Punxsutawney
Laura Blose
David L. Kinter
Florence Forbes
Richmond
Duffs Motel
Grace Lutheran Church
Joppa Lodge No. 40
David L.kinter, Jr
Philadelphia
John F. Kinter
New Preston
Mount Hebron
Cancer Fund
Jones Funeral Home
Irvon B. Whitacre
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Mr. Whitacre
Wichester
India Jackson Whitacre
Hobart Whitacre
Armel
James Wood
Navy
Richard Whitacre
Germany
Maurice Whitacre
Yorktown
Frances Kremer
Winchester
Eleanor Hicks
Downtown Toledo woman mugger incident ends with kiss
A Toledo woman was stopped by a man near downtown who demanded money, found she had none, kissed her, apologized, and left. Forest fires in Canada annually destroy about two million acres of timber.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Canada
I Q Answers Officers Permissible Track
A compact note lists terms including no contest and Henry Knox with stamps, noting a spear like item associated with Idaho in a brief reference to officers and permissible tracks.
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Henry Knox
Idaho
Huguenot Memorial Bridge Named for 1699 Refugees
The Huguenot Memorial Bridge near Richmond was named to honor Huguenot refugees from France who settled the area in 1699.
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Richmond
France
Virginia Weather Summary and Seasonal Rainfall Totals
The forecast calls for fair winds from the northwest with low temperatures in the mid 50s tonight and stretching into Friday, then a cooler high 70s on Friday. Saturday should be mostly cloudy with a chance of rain. includes sunset and sunrise times, and a record of rainfall by month and year from 1962 to 1966 and average monthly rainfall across 54 years.
Virginia School Boards meet in Richmond 1967 annual event
Wilson C Dickson and Robert Wood attend the Virginia School Boards Association annual meeting in Richmond at the Hotel John Marshall. The event runs today through Saturday with sessions on kindergarten planning federal local relations and school financing. Governor Mills Godwin Jr. speaks at the opening banquet and Dr Lewis Rader discusses industry views on education Friday's sessions cover by laws and other topics. Edith Green headlines Saturday sessions.
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Wilson C. Dickson
Winchester
Robert Wood
Clarke County
Virginia School Boards Association
John Mareshall
Richmond
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Lewis T. Rader
General Electric
Rader
Oregon
Edith Green
House Committee On Education
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Grace Naomi Cooper
Star Tannery
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Cooper
Capon Bridge
Sylvester
Catherine Vetter Rudolph
Ernest Townes Cooper
Gravel Springs
W. L. Brill
Dallas Everett
Moore
Stover
Strasburg
Hutchinson, Kan
Wallace White
White
Mr. Russell C. Clem
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Loudoun Street
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Fanny Banes Tait RY In
Sapslin
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Peppi
Clyde
Larry Quinlan
John Ericksen
the Statesman
Salem
David L. Kinter, Sr
Route 1
Middletown
Gama
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
I. Q. Answers
Robert 8. Gallimore
Associated Press
Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Gallimore
Kansas City
Winchester Skies
School Boards Association
New York
Salvation Army of
Lanze & Bro
N. Cameron St
H.L. Mills
H. L. Mills Gasoline Stations
Valley Avenue