Obituary notes from Maryland and West Virginia burials
Obituaries note Wayne L. Sponaugle 20 of Maryland died October 8 in Germany while serving in the U.S. Army. Survivors include his mother Naomi Sponaugle and siblings. funeral at Rowe rts Funeral Home in Hagerstown with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Other notices include memorials for Elmer Roy Todd 74 of Montague Circle, Estella Mae Montgomery 81 of Levels West Virginia, and Mrs Ethel Ambrose 76 of Florida with services, burials, and home receptions detailed.
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U.S. Army
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Clarke
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Herbert W
Nelson L. Rick
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Hagerstown
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Elmer Roy Todd
Montague Circle
Jones Funeral Home
Fred M. Beda
Russell C Wade
Thomas P.P. Wolfe
Charles N. Beeler
Godfrey V. Prelip
Charles E. Catlett
William O. Boden
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Estella Mae Montgomery
Levels
W. Va
Prince George’s Hospital
Cheverley
Hampshi County
William Elizabeth Henderson Shanho
Hla
Burt) Shanholtz
Points
Edgar Caldwell
Caldwell, Md
William Montgomery
Green Haven
Frances Givevan
Bessie Givevan
Leona Annible
Alexandria
Wilda Sipes
Hancock, Md
Thelma Sirbaugh
Arnold, Md
Helen Montgomery
Nettie Dicken
Cumberland
Jake Shanholtz
Augusta
Capon Chapel
Church of the Brethren
Irvin Whitacre
Noland
McKee
Ethel Ambrose
Fla
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Callahan Methodist Church
Edgewood Cemetery
Ambrose
Shenandoah County
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Rachel Crisman Holler
Jack M. Ambrose
Frederick County
Martha Ann Lynn
I.W. Ebert
Winchester
Oxley Funeral Home
Fernadina Beach
Alcoholism grounds for divorce in Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky based report notes alcoholism can be used as grounds for divorce under Kentucky law while drug addiction cannot. The AP article underscores legal distinctions and cites state standards and potential implications for affected spouses seeking dissolution of marriage.
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Special Evening At Powhatan For New Parents
Powhatan School Board hosts a special evening for all new parents tomorrow at 7 45 p m. Invitations were sent to those who enrolled children in the past two years. Dr James R York president and Donald E Niemann headmaster speak with brief talks followed by a general discussion and a reception with faculty.
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Quebec Kidnapers Open Negotiations
The FLQ kidnappings of James Cross and Pierre Laporte prompt talks led by attorney Lemieux and Montreal lawyer Robert Demers as they meet in a police station. Demands include freeing 23 political offenders, ransom, informer exposure, FLQ propaganda, and reinstatement of laid-off truck drivers. The FLQ threatens further action if demands are not met.
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Formal Opening Delayed for Lake Holiday Estates
Lake Holiday Estates Inc postpones its formal opening scheduled for Thursday as president Donald Bayliss undergoes a physical at University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. He is expected back by week’s end, with a new ribbon cutting date to be announced soon. The project covers about 2000 acres near Cross Junction including a 250 acre lake and golf course.
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Mrs Williams Visits Area Campaign Stops
Mrs Murat Williams wife of the Democratic candidate for the Seventh District congressional seat visits the area with a 12 30 p m luncheon at The Elms then tours Shenandoah College at 2 p m and Lord Fairfax Community College at 3 p m after visiting Madison College yesterday she stresses education as a top priority for her husband the candidate.
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Sea robins noted walking on the sea floor
Common sea robins are sometimes seen on the ocean bottom. They lack feet but possess fin rays that resemble feet, helping the fish probe the seabed.
Therapy of Confession at Festival of Faith service
The second Festival of Faith evening session featured Dr. Myron Augsburger of Eastern Mennonite proposing confession as a positive response to guilt based on I John 1 9. He linked reconciliation to Christianity and noted the Braddock Street United Methodist Church hosts.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Fred Bowman
Ladies of Church Women United
Festival of Faith
Harold Bageant
James R. Jackson
Hominghausen
Braddock ST
United Methodist
Wall Street drifts lower amid profit taking on weak data
The Dow Jones average fell to 761.43 as traders cited pending economic reports. Analysts expect September industrial production to drop, with slower third quarter output and soft personal income. Mills warned of a $12 to $20 billion 1971 federal deficit, with no sign of an economic upturn or inflation relief. Declines hit motors, rubber, and airlines.
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Bus Tour Through City Areas Ends at Courthouse
A city bus tour began at 10:15 a.m. and covered Loudoun to Woodstock Lane visiting Stonewall School, Merrimans Lane, Cedar Creek Grade, Middle Road, Stephens City, Robert E Ayler Junior High, water plant, War Memorial Building and Frederick Heights Sunnyside. Judge Marshall called it an interesting and illuminating day.
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Robert E. Ayler
Middletown
Woodstock Lane
Frederick Heights
Sunnyside
Rouss Fire Hall
War Memorial
Recreation Department
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Annexation debate drills into financial effects on county
The discussion centers on the 1966 annexation study and 1970 statistics as Mr. Thornton questions Barranger about how annexation shifts county assets. Mr. Barranger notes statutes allow the court to address inequities, while city manager Seldon testifies. Court proceedings pause for lunch and continue later.
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Officials mull air pollution rules and enforcement
Hearing reports heavy lime dust from a quarry limited residents' movement as 60 tons per square mile was measured near a home. Supervisors proposed expanding leaf burning rules to all, appointing Sheriff Lacy Anderson as enforcement officer, while debating tires and emergency burn devices under Virginia Air Pollution Control law.
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Bragg
Atchley
State Air Pollution Control Board
Donald Baughman
J. Robert Russell
Baughman
Lacy
Anderson
Gunter
Russell
Virginia
Giraffes Voice During Distress and Calf Call Noted
Giraffes possess vocal cords though not highly developed. They utter groans or moos in great pain or distress and cow giraffes emit a call when a calf strays away.
Weather in Virginia Sees Mild Temperatures and Chance of Showers
Variable cloudiness continues into Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s to near 80 and overnight lows in the upper 50s. A cooling trend and scattered showers are forecast Thursday through Saturday with daytime highs 75 to 80 and nights in the 50s to low 60s. Rainfall totals show no precipitation in the past 24 hours and unusually low October rainfall to date.
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The Lady from Banbury and Amazons Clash in 1970 Yellowstone
A brief note references the Lady from Banbury amid a 1970 setting near Yellowstone with mentions of Hitler Japan and a mural or fresco. It hints at a dramatic historical tableau involving multiple figures and locations.
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Agnew Links Success to Weakness in America Speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a Amarillo Republican dinner that America's success breeds malaise and entitlement. He warned middle class youths, black and Spanish speaking Americans seeking more, risk disrespecting the system that produced progress. He cited generational tensions over education and privilege.
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Shenandoah Conservatory Symphonic Band Concert Sunday
The Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Symphonic Band conducts Paul Noble at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Conservatory Auditorium. Carl Bly, senior from Heathsville Va., will conduct Purple Carnival. Heidi Hoch, a Williamsville freshman, will perform a harp solo Angelus. Admission is free.
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Paul Fauchet
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Heidi Hoch
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