Obituaries Include Ebersole Shockey Cooke and Grim Rites
Multiple funeral services announced for Clinton H. Ebersole 65 of Berryville Donald Stephen Cooke 19 of White Post and Max Shockey 65 Martinsburg with services at Jones and Brown Funeral Homes and burials at Mount Hebron and Rosedale Cemeteries. Survivors include Edna Christofferson Virginia Perry and Juanita Shockey among others.
Winchester Man Dies at Wheel in Auto Crash
Police said John F. Payton of 1615 S. Loudoun St. died from natural causes while driving on Paper Mill Rd. His car veered into a ditch after he slumped over the wheel. Passenger Pam Lewis, 11, was in the vehicle at Rt. 1.
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Douglass O. Hill
Winchester
John F. Payton
S. Loudoun St
Paper Mill
Payton
Hill
Pam Lewis
Rt. 1
Obituary notices for Mossee and Eaton in West Virginia deaths
Albert Dulaney Mossee of White Post dies in Martinsburg Veterans Hospital after a life in White Post. He served in World War I and belonged to the Mt Olive Baptist Church and American Legion Front Royal post. Burial at Ebenezar Cemetery, White Post. Lillian Milleson Eaton of Shanks dies at 70, former owner of Guy’s Truck Stop. Survived by daughter Noreen and son Waldo, burial in Salem Cemetery after Wells-Miller services.
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White Post
Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Mossee
George Mossee
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
American Legion
Front Royal
Harriett L. Massee
Rosa Carter
Winchester
Thomas Jackson
Herman Toms
Ebenezar
Cartwright Funeral Home
Romney widow dies. services set for Romney Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Otto W. Snarr Sr aged 80 of 372 N High St Romney W Va died Saturday at home. Born Dec 24 1891 she was daughter of the late David C Hodges Castro. She is survived by son Otto W Snarr Jr of Columbus Neb and daughter Mrs Gwendolyn Gunsalus of Rochester Minn. Funeral was held Wednesday at 11 in Romney Presbyterian Church with Rev Donald Swope. Burial in Asbury Cemetery Needmore W Va. Wells Miller Funeral Home Romney conducting viewing 7-9 tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 tomorrow.
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Charles Maxwell (Max) Shockey
Berkeley
Ridge St
Martinsburg
W.va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Shockey
Shockeysville
Frederick County
North Hill
Lottie Lee Shade Shockey
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Inwood
State Agricultural Department
Winchester Ave
Berkeley Woolen Co
Martinsburg Lodge
BPOE
Loyal Order of Moose
United Commercial Travelers
Hose Company No. 3
West Virginia Horticultural Society
Juanita N. Taylor Shockey
Wesley Shockey
Wauchula
Fla
Edward Shockey
Morgantown
Carroll Shockey
Bluefield
Victor Shockey
Robert Elliott
Rt. 2
Chester Spielman
Stephenson
Oakley Shockey
Hubert Shockey
Brown Funeral Home
R. Olin Herdon
Howard L. Hawk
Rosedale Cemetery
Lillian Milleson Eaton
Shanks
Sturday
Eaton
Hampshire County
Joseph and
Elizabeth Milleson Milleson
Guy’s
Noreen Kaye
Berryville
Waldo Eaton
Wardensville
Wells-Miller Funeral Home
Romney
Richard R. Saville
Salem Cemetery
Slanesville
Edna Casto Snarr
N. High St
Snarr
David C
Melinda A. Hodges Castro
Otto W. Snarr
Otto W. Snarr, Jr
Columbus
Nebr
Gwendolyn Gunsalus
Rochester
Minn
Romney Presbyterian Church
Donald Swope
Asbury Cemetery
Needmore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Payton
Clarke County
James
Bessie Diffenderfer Payton
Lettie Tinsman
Perry Engineering Co
Boyce Baptist Church
Robert Payton
Leonard Payton
Boyce
Birdie Barr
Winchester
Sarah Payton
Blanche Barr
Charles Town
Jones Funeral Home
John Kinzie
James R. Mercer
Charles A. Mercer
Milton F. Mercer
Calvin D. Shpherd
Jack Tinsman
Larry A. Tinsman
Shenandoah Memorial Park
University of Hawaii Offers Two-Credit No-Car Course
Honolulu AP report notes the University of Hawaii with 23 000 students and 6700 campus cars offers a two credit no car course. The survival plus program aims to reduce car use by listing a class of 150 students. Instructor Tony Hodges says the course will cause a withdrawal effect and will be tougher than quitting drugs.
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University of Hawaii
Hawaii
College of Arts and Sciences
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Hodges
Wall Street Flat as Investors Weigh Spending Talks
Wall Street opened flat with the Dow at 930.84 as 397 stocks rose and 382 fell amid 1,085 issues traded. Analysts cited Senate spending talks and possible August inventory growth and earnings, while warning about higher rates and inflation as headwinds for stocks. A separate note mentions students asked to journal experiences of living without a car to support a no-car argument.
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New York
Leo Lancer
Bruns-Nordeman & Co
Senate
Weather and natural history note from Northern Valley
Cloudy tonight with 40 percent rain, clearing Tuesday with highs in the 50s. Overnight lows mid to upper 40s. showers possible in the southeast morning. Wednesday to Friday show more clouds and a chance of rain in the south, then fair Thursday and Friday with 50s in the mountains and 60s east. Also notes Hunter’s Moon on Oct 22, rainfall totals, and a fact about honey possums feeding on nectar and pollen.
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Rockies
Coast of
California
Quiz answers from a historical trivia page
Names and items listed include Allied invasion of N Africa James Buchanan and Norman Thomas. Figures 22 44 14 18 56. Tea appears as a topic with $1.91 showing a value. Figures also reference Wild Bill Hickok Treason and Don Quixote as entries.
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Q. Answers
N. Africa
James Buchanan
Norman Thomas
Hayes
Wild Bill Hickok
Treason
Don Quixote
No Bombs Found After Threat to Cunard Liners
Cunard Line says no bombs were found on 29 freighters after an extortion demand for 1% million. The threatening caller claimed a bomb was planted and targeted the Queen Elizabeth 2. Scotland Yard, police across five continents, and the FBI were alerted. a New York suspect was arrested for the May extortion attempt.
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London
Cunard Line
Scotland Yard
FBI
Cunard
New York
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