Obituaries for Winter Smith and others across Virginia area
Obituary notices report Winter Smith age 87 of 513 N. St. dying at home with seven daughters and many grandchildren. Services planned at Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Other notices include Markley of Edinburg and Woodstock Massanutten Cemetery, and Diane Shifflett of Middletown with services in Strasburg and burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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Winter Smith
N. St
Bruce Smith
Washington
Claude Smith
Baltimore
Winter Smith, Jr
Stephens City
Julius Smith
Florida
Russell Thompson
Rosalie Oliver
Front Royal
Horace Orndorff
Kernstown
Ed Ambrose
Anne Miller
Glenn Bolten
Geraldine Smith
Aurora
W.va
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Jones Funeral Service Rescheduled at Jones Funeral Home
A funeral service for Woodrow Jones is announced to be held Thursday at 11 00 A M at Jones Funeral Home. The arrangements are being handled by Jones Funeral Home, Inc.
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Sugges
Mongoose Guards Homes Against Cobras and Rodents
In Asia and Africa mongoose protect homes from cobras rats and mice. The text notes their guard roles against dangerous snakes and rodent pests in different regions.
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Asia
Africa
Clarke Zoning Law Faces Flood Ordinance Clash
Col James Casey worries the flood ordinance may bar rebuilding his home after destruction by a non flood event. He cites the 1942 flood and calls for a dedicated hearing. Neighbors Richard Cook and J T Hickman concur that the ordinance could prevent building on riverfront land.
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Col
James Casey
Col. Casey
Richard Cook
J.T. Hickman
Two Local Obituaries Reflect Long-time Winchester Ties
Dawson Riggleman 52 of Montague Avenue died Monday in Winchester. Born October 12 1917 in Orkney Springs he was a truck driver for Time-DC and member of Montague Avenue United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Frances Williams two children and several siblings. Funeral services were held at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Separate notice: Mrs Mary Genizelman in Baltimore died recently born Reliance January 17 1910 daughter of the Smoots. She is survived by multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial arrangements were set in Baltimore after services at John A Miller Funeral Home.
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Jane M. ‘Madison
Winchester
Melvin A. Markley
Rockville
Maude Litton
Washington, D.C
Bettie Line
Staylor Miller
Wayne Sortzi
James Orndorff
Linden Spitler
Alfred Vann
John Vann
Fred He
Diane Elizabeth Shifflett
Middletown
Stover
Strasburg
William A. Jester
Mt. Carmel
Shifflett
Yonkers
N.Y
Fred Alonzo Watts
Anna O’toole Watts
Detroit
Mich
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Shenandoah Arts and Crafts Club
John Michael Shifflett
Monica Ann
Amelia
Melissa D. Shifflett
John M
William F. Shifflett
Mary Bell Daniels
Fred A. Watts
Rome
John Carper
William Rickard
Kenneth Boyer
J.J. Pickeral Sr
Thomas R. Headley
Richard Cooley
Frank Loy
Charles Midkiff
Walter Bursey
Lester Miller
Byron Brumback
Romeo Stickley
Harry Headley
Dawson Woodrow Riggleman
Montague Ave
Mr. Riggleman
Orkney Springs
Rose Sherman Riggleman
Harvey Riggleman
Frances Williams
Clarke County
Time-Dc
Riggleman
Montague Avenue
Dawson W. Riggleman, Jr
University of Virginia
Janet Landers
Norfolk
Ann Burkholder
Phoenix
Ariz
Reba Hottel
Ryna Rinker
Jones Funeral Home
Kathryn Eye
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Mary Genizelman
N. Streeper St
Baltimore
Gentzelman
Reliance
Benjamin F
Margaret P. Stump Smoot
Earl Braithwaite
George C. Braithwaite
Roger Braithwaite
Robert Braithwaite
Tampa
Fla
Martha Shanholtz
Dorothy Vaught
Kearneysville
W.va
Patricia Fox
Lester Braithwaite
John A. Miller
Jefferson St
Lawsuit Challenges Frederick County Trailer Ordinance
Judge Woltz heard arguments in a suit by Oliver L. Payne and William A. Morrison against the Frederick County Commissioner of Revenue and Board of Supervisors. They allege the approval certificate for a trailer court on Route 11 North was improperly withheld after the board, under a county ordinance amendment, must review all applications. The land is zoned A-2, which permits trailer parks, and plaintiffs claim the new section is unconstitutional. Attorney for plaintiffs is Benjamin M. Butler. county attorney E Eugene Gunter represents the defendants.
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Robert K. Woltz
Frederick County
Benjamin M. Butler
E. Eugene Gunter
Apple Show Opens Tomorrow at Local Bank Lobby
The annual Apple Show runs from tomorrow through Friday in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank lobby. Sponsored by the Frederick County Production Apple Contest Committee, Agricultural Extension Service, and Winchester Kiwanis Club Conservation Committee. Apples are accepted tomorrow, judged Thursday, with winning entries displayed Friday.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Frederick County
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Conservation Committee
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Th Bank
Kentucky judges approve fair trial free press code
Kentucky circuit judges and Court of Appeals judges voted to approve a voluntary fair trial free press code proposed by the Kentucky Bar Association. The code aims to ensure non prejudicial coverage of judicial hearings.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Kentucky Bar Association
Wall Street advances as blue chips lead gains
The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 782.45 at 10 30 am with a 5.75 point gain as advances outpaced declines by more than 2 to 1. Analysts cite continued post week gains and improving economic outlook with investors hopeful of a recovery next year and blue chips returning to leadership. Texaco Goodyear Marathon Oil and Loews Theatres among movers.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Loew’s Theatres
Texaco
Goodyear
Marathon Oil
Lord Fairfax Community College Enrolls 573 Students
Registrar William C B Berghaus released a total of 573 day and evening students enrolled at Lord Fairfax Community College for the opening quarter. The college opened Sept 28 with only freshman courses. sophomores are planned for September 1971.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
William C.B. Berghaus
Trash Removal Bids to Be Opened at Town Council
Bids for a trash removal contract will be opened at tonight's Town Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office. The proposal calls for twice monthly pickup for one year starting this month.
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Stephens
Weather in Virginia Fair Wednesday with WarmExtended Outlook
Fair today with a low in the 50s. Wednesday and Thursday expect fair skies and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chances near zero tonight and about 10 percent Wednesday. Extended forecast calls for mostly fair, warm conditions Thursday through Saturday with possible showers in western areas.
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Virginia
Great Lakes
Midwest
Utah
Great Plains
Quiz Answers From The South Dakota Louisianna Purchase Round
A compact list presents an answer set including South Dakota and the Louisiana Purchase. Yes and No appear as selections along with trivia items such as A tuffet and Benjamin Franklin.
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South Dakota
Louisianna Purchase
Tuffet
Benjamin Franklin
Pentagon slashes defense budget by 2 billion in cuts
The House defense panel cuts 2 billion from Nixon's 68.7 billion request for the new fiscal year. About 1.5 billion vanishes from weapons development and purchase funds, with the Army training helicopter program axed and Navy costs questioned for filming Tora! Tora! Tora! The panel urges tighter Pentagon management and hints at possible additional forces if needed.
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U.S
Pentagon
Nixon
House
Army Generals
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Navy
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Marley Service
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Dawson
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OMS Funeral Home
Amherst ST
DIAL
Good
Chen the
Smalts Florist, Inc
TSS Ks
Hess
Roik
adbEs
Bernard
Oscawen St
JONES
Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun St
Clarke
Dawson Riggleman
Casey
Kenneth Gilpin, Jr
Board of Supervisors
Gilpin
Hutcheson
Scott
Messenger Farm
Virginia State Highway Division
Edward B. Lee
Mr. Scott
Mr. Lee
Jack Enders
Veterans of Foreign War
VFW
Rt. 7
Mr. Enders
Dave Donavan
Donavan
Capt
James Waters
Retreat
Robert Self
Floyd Hoff
Ibonus
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
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20Th Century Fox
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Glaize & Bro
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Frank L. Burkholder
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Cameron Street
Frederick County Court House
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