Obituaries for Bailey Cutlip Kilmer in Winchester Farm area
Francis W Bailey 82 died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. R elated relatives include children Frank W Bailey Jr Walter Parkins Bailey Ralph Shryock Bailey Stuart Shryock Bailey and siblings Mrs J A Duke Mrs D M Buchanan. Graveside service at Mount Hebron with honorary pallbearers. Francis William Bailey 82 of 385 Millwood Ave died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He worked with the Virginia Employment Commission over 30 years. Surviving are his wife Alice Shryock Bailey four sons and five grandchildren. Graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery. R Chalmers Kilmer 83 Martinsburg business leader and churchman died yesterday in Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Surviving two daughters and a brother. Funeral tomorrow at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers named. family to receive visitors tonight.
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Arlene Judy Cutlip
Hillsboro
W. Va
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas Memorial Hospital
Exie L. Cutlip
West Virginia Elementary Educational Association
National Education Association
Rebekah Lodge 38
Lobelia
Farm Women’s Club of
Cutlip
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Richard Cutlip
Princeton
Roland Cutlip
Lucy Gladwell
Dunham
Ralph Judy
Salisbury
Keith Judy
Stephens City
James Judy
Middletown
Norma Roach
Mary Kuehster
Cheyenne
Geraldine Clark
Boyertown
Thelma Campbell
Clearbrook
Sara Scott
Walkertown
N.C
Methodist Church
Jacox Cemetery
Francis William Bailey
Millwood Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bailey
Frederick County
Jesse R
Carrie Parkins Bailey
V.P.1
West Virginia
Bailey
Virginia Employment Commission
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church
Army Engineers
Alice Shryock Bailey
Frank W. Bailey, Jr
Walter Parkins Bailey
Front Royal
Ralph Shryock Bailey
Edgewater
N.J
Stuart Shryock Bailey
Vienna
Philip Barnhart
E.C. Shokes
Henry Goode
H.W. Copenhaver
R. Chalmers Kilmer
W. John St
Martinsburg
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Kilmer
Berkeley County
Aaron H
Sarah Kline Kilmer
Martinsburg Furniture Co
Trinity United Methodist Church
Kilmer
Martinsburg Rotary Club
Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Mary Barker Kilmer
Henry M. Little
Katherine Lee Kilmer
Stewart H. Kilmer
Trenton
Brown Funeral Home
Marstinsburg
Kenneth W. Grove
J. Raymond Wood
Emerietus
Strasburg approves 25 acre site for new elementary school
Shenandoah County School Board selects a 25 acre tract on Sandy Hook across the Shenandoah River near Strasburg High School as the site for a new elementary school. Superintendent Dr. W W Robinson says several approval hurdles remain including a bridge project and water and sewer agreements with Strasburg. The site is expected to cost $20 000.
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Sandy Hook
Shenandoah River
Strasburg High School
Shenandoah County School Board
W.W. Robinson
Board of Supervisors
Strasburg Highchool
The
Water contracts pace I-81-Rt 277 project progress
The I-81 and Route 277 project loan hinges on securing three water and sewer service contracts for Robert E. Ayler Junior High School Pure Oil and Texaco. The Winchester dispute delayed water supply but 400 acres of the project now have a council approved water service plan. Front Royal Warren County hosted a state planning meeting to launch a districting process across Virginia with counties and towns under 3500 population to be included by Thanksgiving.
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Authority
Robert E. Ayler
Pure Oil and
Texaco
Winchester
Dale
Board of Supervisors
Front Royal
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Warren County
General Assembly
Stan Kidwell
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Water contract decision sparks city county debate
City officials push to table a water agreement with the Sanitation Authority amid uneven committee recommendations and looming Oct 21 deadlines. Frederick County resists pending annexation talks while Council approves a plan to supply water under a limited area pending further study.
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Garber
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Julian K. Armel
Authority
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Seldon
Massie
Frederick County
Wayne A. Whitham
Battleship attack and air war deepen Vietnam conflict
Four civilians and four soldiers were killed as fighting escalated near the battle area. American fighters flew 118 missions against North Vietnam, destroying or damaging at least 21 supply boats, 12 trucks, and seven railroad cars. A Navy A6 Intruder was reported lost with two crewmen missing near Vinh, marking the 907th American warplane lost in combat over North Vietnam.
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Parker to Speak on Bond Issue in Winchester
Thomas N. Parker Jr former president of the Virginia Association for Mental Health will address the Winchester Rotary Club at noon on Thursday in support of the $81 million bond issue to be put to voters on November 5. He will discuss the two parts of the referendum for higher education and health facilities and take questions on WINC radio at 2 p.m.
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Thomas N. Parker, Jr
Virginia Association For Mental Health
Winchester
Parker
Richmond
Answers from a quiz moment set in headline form
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Jaques Cartier
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Brazil
Marsh Opposes Proposals for Annual Wage
Rep John O Marsh Jr spoke at Hawksbill Park Page County urging opposition to federal guaranteed annual wage plans He criticized subsidies and negative income tax proposals saying job training education vocational rehab offer better incentives and manage revenues at lower cost.
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Luray
John O. Marsh, Jr
Hawksbill Park
Page County
Marsh
Nixon Muskie and Agnew Clash Over Latin America and Civil Disorder
Nixon pressed a single agency for Latin American development with a focus on trade and completion of the Pan American Highway within five years. Muskie, in New York, warned Democrats against abstaining to avoid aiding Nixon, while LeMay defended a stronger Vietnam stance and Agnew condemned civil disobedience and lawbreaking without exception.
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Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals Summary
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with a high of 75 to 80 and a 70s low tonight. Thursday brings more cloudiness and mild conditions. Rainfall totals show 0.72 inches so far this month, with five year and 55 year monthly averages and decade-long trends listed for context.
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Four Hurt In Winchester Traffic Crashes
Four persons were injured in area crashes. John Tinsman, 23, of Hillman Drive, lacerations from a crash near 800 S Braddock St at 12:52 a.m. He was taken to hospital. condition satisfactory. Edna Stellar, 70, of Creston Ohio, whiplash from a two car crash on Rt 11 about three and one half miles south of Winchester. State Trooper L P Coverstone reported drivers were rear ended after stopping at Rt 81 interchange. Damage estimated at 450 per vehicle. Two people were slightly hurt in a Winchester crash around 3:45 p.m. A department truck driven by Jason Whetzel, 56, of White Post, collided with Ella Haines, 69, of Charles Town West Virginia on North Ave. Haines had forehead and left leg contusions. Whetzel sprained right wrist. Truck damage about 400. car damage 500.
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Hillman Drive
S. Braddock St
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Edna Stellar
Creston
Rt. 11
Winchester
L.P. Coverstone
Rt. 81
Melvin Miller
Stephens City
P.F. Click
Highway Department
Jason Whetzel
White Post
Ella Haines
Charles Town
W.va
North Ave
Whetezel
Space mission crew battles common cold in closed lunar flight
Astronauts Schirra and Eisele report ear pressure and nasal symptoms as the ship nears the October re entry. Ground control notes the virus likely came from a common source in the closed environment, but officials say it will not stop the 11 day mission.
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Cunningham
Eisele
Ziegischmid
Wall Street gains cautious in early Tuesday trading
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American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
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