Obituaries roundup: Brown Powers Borror die in region
Obituary notices report Ralph S. Brown 70 of Winchester died this morning. he served in WWI and was a plumber. Also William Rawlings 71 of New York City dies. service tomorrow in Berryville. Blanche Powers 54 of Huntsville Alabama died Friday. Ethel May Borror 81 of White Post dies Tuesday. Funeral arrangements, survivors, and burial details follow.
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Ralph S. Brown
E. Cork St
Mr. Brown
Winchester
Ines A
Virginia Yew Brown
Myre Dove
Ellicott City
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Ralph S. Brown, Jr
Baltimore
Richard A. Brown
Williamsport
Betty Lee Detter
Geraldine Lockhart
Cumberland, Md
Lee A. Brown
Jones’ Funeral Home
William Rawlings
New York City
John H. Enders
Berryville
Blanche Clark Powers
Huntsville
Ala
Memorial Gardens
Ethel May Borror
White Post
Audrey van Meter
Petersburg
Calvin S. Borror
Earl W. Borror
Stephens City
Elvin L. Borror
Staunton
Glenn M. Borror
David W. Borror
Gene E. Borror
Stephenson
Jones Funeral Home
Conrad Christianson
Walter lSites
Lee Walker
Robert Jenkins
Keith Borrer
Allen Lineberg
Dale van Meter
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Mrs Ethel May Borror Funeral Time Notice
Mrs Ethel May Borror of unknown residence will be laid to rest Thursday at 1:30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home with funeral rites to follow. Local obituary notices state arrangements and hosting details.
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Ethel May Borror
Pingley Found Dead Near Stephens City
Ralph Wade Pingley 28 of Stephens City was found dead in a field near the M J Grove Lime Co after being missing since Sept 14. Dr Douglass O Hill ruled death a gunshot wound of the chest. He leaves parents Wade H and Virginia Russell Pingley and several siblings. Funeral conducted Friday at Stephens City Funeral Home with services by Rev Warren Reeves. Family viewing set for tomorrow evening.
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Ralph Wade Pingley
Stephens City
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Harrison
A. Foreman
Lacy Anderson
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Douglass O. Hill
Pingley
Wade H
Virginia Russell Pingley
Rober
Dan Plumbers
Winchester
Rose L. Gloria
Albany
Lela V. Kennedy
Douglas R. Pingley
College Park
Richard E. Pingley
Gatesville
Tex
Harold Lee Pingley
Strasburg
James S. Pingley
Whitacre
Warren Reeves
Stephens City United
Answers and facts from a quiz list
John Bunyan is noted. The commandment about bearing false witness is listed. Amelia Earhart is named. Vermont and Philadelphia appear. Fresh water is referenced. Astrology is included. Guinea pigs and hamsters are mentioned. The numbers six and nine appear as items.
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John Bunyan
Amelia Earhart
Vermont
Philadelphia
No New Leads on Missing Girl in Barr
Police have no new leads on the whereabouts of 15 year old Miss Barr daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour Barr of Arrimen s Lane. An all points bulletin was issued by Frederick County sheriff s office and a $500 reward is offered for information leading directly to her. She is described as 5 2 tall brown hair and eyes 116 pounds with possible frosted hair and an uneven front tooth. She wore a reddish brown suede jacket and loafers and carried a navy raincoat perhaps.
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In Barr
Seymour Barr
Arrimen’s Lane
Frederick County
Barr
Lacy Anderson
Robin
Sheriff Anderson
Sandy panel debates consolidation at county meeting
Frederick County officials and residents discussed merger versus annexation with Mr. Sandy defending merger to avoid losing tax base and sales tax revenue. He cited burdens on small retailers and farmers, urging citizens to attend future meetings and decide individually.
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Sargent
Stern
Sandy
Police halt marchers at hospital union rally clash
At a Virginia hospital protest for a workers union the scene turned tense as police blocked marchers from crossing a road. One man was arrested, others dispersed after sheriff Knight declared unlawful assembly. The demonstrators resumed crossings amid negotiations.
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Robinson
Harris
D.M. Slane
State Police Fifth District
Lock J. Parker
Distributive Workers of
America
Ronald E. Morris
Suffolk-Nansemond County
NAACP
Knight
Highway 460
Union
Suffolk
In Vote Sought By Clarke Write In Candidate
William E. Clarke seeks ballot space as a write in candidate for the House of Delegates in the November election. A rally for Clarke is set for Sunday at the National Guard Armory in Warrenton at 5 p.m. Clarke contends due process and equal protection were denied when the district Democratic committee certified Duncan Gibbs as the party nominee after Frost died.
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Pat Mead
Clarke For
William E. Clarke
Mead
Clarke
National Guard
Warrenton
Associated Press
Richard
Warrenton _Democrat
House of Delegates
Robert R. Merhige, Jr
Democratic Committee
Merhige
Frost
Fauquier
Warren
Rappahannock
Duncan C. Gibbs
Wall Street advances as Dow tops 850 amid active trading
The New York Stock Exchange saw more advances than declines by 595 to 256. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.24 to 850.12 at 10:30 a.m., with heavy volume as stocks like American Telephone Chrysler Litton Union Oil and others showed mixed gains and losses.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Chrysler
Litton
Union Oil
Consolidated Freightways
General Dynamics
Hammond
Automation Industries
Dow Jones
Girl In Good Condition After Stephens City Mishap
Barbara Clem six years old of Stephens City sustained a fractured pelvis and a thigh contusion when she ran into the side of a southbound 1969 Ford pickup on Route 11 yesterday afternoon. Edward Yarber of Baltimore drove the truck. the girl was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Barbara Clem
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. R. Huffman
Edward Bennie Yarber
Baltimore
Barbara Ann
Gordon Clem
First U.S. Census Shows Rural Population Dominance
The text notes the 1790 census as the first U.S. census and states that about 95 percent of the population then lived on farms, highlighting rural dominance in the early republic.
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U.S
Virginia Weather: Fair and Colder Tonight Through Monday
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions tonight and Thursday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. Friday should bring partly cloudy skies and cooler afternoons. Daytime highs are expected mostly in the 50s in mountains and near 60 elsewhere, with nightly lows in the 30s to near 40. Only light or no precipitation expected. Noon high 58, low 42. year ago 72 and 37.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Postwar Migration to Brazil
Rainfall data shows October totals at 1.22 inches with 29.00 inches for the year to date. Long term averages for the 56 year period are listed for each month and the five year January through December totals are given. An estimated 8,000 to 10,000 Southerners migrated abroad after the Civil War, with about half settling in Brazil.
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Brazil
Nixon Opposes $60 Increase in GI Education Benefit
President Nixon says a $60 rise from the $130 monthly GI education benefit is excessive as Congress moves the bill. He hints at a veto if enacted. The proposal, backed by Sen. Yarborough, would add training, farming, apprenticeship, and rehabilitation supports for veterans.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Ing
Eye
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