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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1975

Page

6

Obituaries From Winchester Area Cemeteries and Services

A list of funeral services for residents and former residents featuring Mrs. Robert A. Goodwin Mrs. Emily Gravatt Goodwin of Fairfield Conn and others. Services include graveside ceremonies at Virginia Theological Seminary Meade Memorial Cemetery Edge Hill and Green Hill with survivors named for each case.

Robert A. Goodwin Emily Gravatt Goodwin Fairfield Conn Thomas W. Armitage Goodwin Hampton James J. Gravatt Indie Way Jones Robert Archer Goodwin Christ Episcopal Church Winchester Robert Archer Goodwin Jr Nashvillle, Tenn John Gravatt Goodwin Virginia Thelogical Seminary Alexandria Virginia Theological Seminary

Dognapping rise noted in 1968 figures and rewards

The Humane Society of the United States reports a $500 reward for dognappers. Patrick Parkes links thefts to elusive patterns. two million dogs and cats were stolen in 1968. Virginia officials note no centralized dog theft records. SPCA lists purebreds as frequent targets with German Shepherds Collies and Beagles prominent. Cats also reported missing by officers.

The Humane Society of the United States Washington, D.C Patrick Parkes Parkes Humane Society Christine Stevens Society SPCA Jenkins State Police Boyce Harold Whitacre Whitacre

Departure of 20 Is Being Probed in Waldport

Authorities probe reports that about 20 residents left Waldport after a meeting promising transcendence and space ship return. At the Bay Haven Inn a man paid 50 dollars to rent Fir Room for a Sept 14 gathering where speakers claimed they were sent from a level above human. About 200 attendees, described as hippie types, were present. The Oregonian reported a participant who asked to remain unidentified.

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Runaway Cars Cause Damage in Front Royal Incidents

Two unoccupied cars rolled away in Front Royal causing heavy damage. At 428 Luray Ave Charles B. Russell left his engine running and forgot to put the car in park, sending it down the yard and across Luray Ave into an embankment with about 2500 dollars in damage. Earlier a car owned by Paula C. Histing rolled down Wines St through a vacant lot and hillside, striking two trees and ending in a garden with about 715 dollars in damage.

Front Royal Charles B. Russell Luray Ave Eddie Long Long Russell Paula C. Histing Wines St Richard E. Bukva Polk St Bukva Eugene Tewalt

Funeral service held at Omps for local resident

A funeral service will be conducted tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home by Arnold B Vaught and Dr James R Jackson. Pallbearers named include William Hewitt Harold Anderson Robert Harper Raymond Fish John Good William Fraula and Roland Nelson. Burial in family plot at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Newcomb Charlotte M Lottie) Newcomb Gaithersburg Hines and Rinaldi Mount Hebron Winchester Printz Lucille B. Printz Fairmont Ave Melvin T. Strider Charles Town W.va Marcus Earp Henry Jenkins Millwood Harry Baumgardner Charles Francis Printz Edge Hill Cemetery Wiley Melvin Sylvester Wiley Winchester Memorial Hospital John H. Enders Berryville Clark Elliott Green Hill Cemetery Charles Buckingham Ave Norfolk Farnley Clarke County Henry W Rose R. Sowers Edward D. Starke Freemason Baptist Church of Harold D. Starke Meade Memorial Episcopal Cemetery White Post James R. Jackson Omps Funeral Home Arnold B. Vaught William Hewitt Harold Anderson Robert Harper Raymond Fish John Good William Fraula Roland Nelson Mount Hebron Cemetery

Shift in Treasury Agents Shrinks Southern Field Office

Washington moves 71 Treasury ATF agents from seven southern states to northern cities to train 500 new agents, reducing Georgia by 24 and altering gun trafficking enforcement. John Piper notes guns originate in the South and cites high crime indexes as justification.

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