Obituaries for Atkins Combs Geaslen Grandstaff
Funeral services are listed for Mitchell Atkins 57 of Front Royal Maxine Combs 55 of Romney Anna Geaslen 83 of Staunton Jim Grandstaff 73 of Winchester with services across Front Royal Hagerstown Romney Staunton and Winchester. Burial and visitation details accompany each notice.
Wines Service for Tomie Elias Wines in Berryville
Funeral services for Tomie Elias Wines 54 of Lancaster Pa formerly Clarke County were held today at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev Darry Maxwell. Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery. A service for Mary Frances Whittington 84 formerly Martinsburg W Va who died in Gaithersburg Md will be held tomorrow at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg led by Rev Chester Kirk. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Friends may call at the Martinsburg home this evening 7 to 9.
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Mitchell Smith Atkins
E. Main St
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Front Royal United Methodist Church
Laughton Carr
Sperryville
Maddox Funeral Home
Anna R. Geaslen
Staunton
Western State Hospital
Geaslen
Clear Spring
Benjamin F
Anna R. Dayiey Myers
Front Royal Methodist Church
Rodger H. Geaslen
Washington, D.C
Arthur L. Geaslen
Houston
Texas
Harry C. Geaslen
Bay Village
Ohio
John W. Geaslen
Richmond
John H. Geaslen
Coffman Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Rest Haven
Mark L. Grandstaff
Mark L
Jim) Grandstaff
Gray Ave
Mr. Grandstaff
Marion
Ind
Kirby J
Joanna Newlin Grandstaff
Novick Co
Izaak Walton League
Centenary United Church of Christ
Ruby L. Stotler
Winchester
Gladys Irene Sheets Grandstaff
Marshall R. Grandstaff
Berryville
Douglas
Louise) Bromley
William
Charlotte) Golliday
Carl Stotler
Frederick County
Dale Stotler
Michael Stotler
Stephens City
Deborah Wymer
Connie Sails
Stephenson
Carolyn Hartley
Clearbrook
Jones Funeral Home
George H. Stein
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Tomie Elias Wines
Lancaster
Clarke County
Hershey
John H. Enders
Darry Maxwell
Green Hill Cemetery
Mary Frances Whittington
Martinsburg
W.va
Gaithersburg
Brown Funeral Home
Chester Kirk
Mount Hebron
Goren Bridge Strategy and a Slam Gone Wrong
In a 1978 Chicago Tribune bridge column, Goren and Sharif analyze a six no trump slam in which North overruled cautions and reached 6NT. The article details a double-dummy sequence, misread trump distribution, and a safety tactic to guarantee the contract regardless of who holds the trumps.
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South
Declarer
West
East
Jury weighs self defense in Schorr murder case
Norfolk jurors hear both sides as Dr. Julian B. Schorr defends that he killed his wife Phyllis in self defense after she threatened him with a knife and cleaver. Prosecutors say murder and a scheme to fake a death were intended to avoid divorce.
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Norfolk
Julian B. Schorr
Schorr
Phyllis
Richmond
Tidewater
Red Cross
Alice Frankel
New York City
Frankel
Commonwealth's
Larry Lawless
Defene
Wayne Lustig
Commonwealth
James Scholten
Alfred Whitehurst
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Julian Bond
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Congress
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