Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Winchester and surrounding towns detail Robert Henry White 84 of Double Gate and Miriam Nesmith 100 of Stephenson, with service details at Green Hill and Bloomery cemeteries. Other notices include Lucille Deighton 48 of Middletown and Arthur Miller 27 of Berryville, plus Thomas Greener 73 formerly of Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henry White
Raymond Pidgrey
Geatle
Winchester
Frederick Cty
Henry S
J White
Gertrude White
Agnes Pingley
Winche
Harr’ Te
Robert Whitroyd
Rephens City
John Kh. Enders
Berryville
Pingey
Kenilworth
Stephenson
Nesmith
Snookeysville
John
Rebecca Shade Nesmith
Joseph Nesmith
Staunton
Sylvia Lenhart
Greenspring
W. Va
Elizabeth Riffle
Agnes Hutsler
Martinsboro
Stelis Butler
Pikeside
Winton Nesmith
Pederick County
Bloomery
W Va
Church of Christ In
Bloomery Presbyterian Church
J. Goode
Kenneth Stevanus
Bloomery Cemetery
Max Browns
Elmer Brown
Wilbur Nesmith
Ralph Nesmith
Robert Fletcher
Roland Fletcher
Emmett Michael
Derbet Hite
Elmer Patteson
Mervil Dick
Floyd Luttrell
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Tomorow
Chuch
Sarah Donovan Beall
John H Enders
William Raney
John LO Deighton
Lucille W. Deighton
John L Deighton
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Luther
Effie Ross Wiliams
Deighton
Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
American Viscose Corp
Front Royal
H. I. Pifer
Arthur Alva Miller
Berryville Avenue
Wilson NC
Arthur Wand Pearl M Miller
Eleanor White
Miller
Morning Star Lutheran Church
Lura
Germany
Bing
Carol Wheeler Miller
Judith Faye Miller
Jones
Ralph H. Ebert
Paul N. Anderson
Johns Wital
B. J. Lamb Earl
Blanchfield, Jr
Grover L. Leight
Eugene Newbaugh
Morning Star Lutheran Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Thomas Bright Greener
Kings Daughter Hospital
Martinsburg
Mr. Greener
England
Frederick and
Mary Greensett Greener
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of England
East Hartford
Conn
Milard Lewis
Market Street Methodist Church
Odd Scribbles About Poetry and Names in Atlas Pages
fragmented lines reference Henry Clay My Church and Joan from T Cam pion poem Jack and Joan with phrases like arouse soldiers in the morning and Trygive Lie. study notes resemble puzzle-like OCR junk with scattered quotes and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Eire
Joan
T. Campion
Jack and
Winchester Schools Names Teachers and Staff
Superintendent Garland R. Quarles releases the list of faculty for Winchester public schools along with administrative and supervisory staff. The document details principals at Handley Building Virginia Avenue School John Kerr School and Douglas School and lists music and art supervisors visiting teachers and school nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Garland R. Quarles
Mr. Quarles
Archie J. Fry
Handley
Gertrude R. Perrys
Charlotte DeHart
Virginia Avenue
Lola V. Moore
John Kerr
Rene McNally
Quarles
Kirk N. Gaskins
Douglas School
Gendolyn Haynes
Katherine Pannill
Mildred L. Grove
Edith Spaid
Dorothy Hunt
Byrd Opposes Raising Federal Debt Ceiling
Senator Harry F. Byrd publicly shared a Treasury letter from Secretary Robert B. Anderson stating opposition to any increase in the $275 billion debt limit except in a national emergency. Anderson warns of tight margins and urges spending restraint to avoid raising the debt ceiling when Congress reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
United States
Anderson
Finance Committee
Treasury
Executive Departments
Senate
House Committee On Ways and Means
Secretary of
the Treasury
Sharpsburg Defeats Reds 7-1 in South Mountain baseball
Sharpsburg raced to a 7-1 win over Winchester as Patton took the loss and Bennett pitched strongly. Winchester, finishing its season with an 8-1 setback at Hagerstown, struggled early, committing five errors amid a high-scoring first frame and late rally by Winchester stalled by Sartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Winchester
South Mountain Baseball League
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Virginians
Jack Patton
Janney
Trich
Hemphill
Park
Patton
Mose
Doyle
Maryland
Bennett
Herb Willis
Gene Riddle
Willis
Winchester Club
Bailey
Riddle
Sartz
Multiple Auctions Offer Household Goods and Livestock in Virginia and Maryland
A sequence of sales and estate auctions listed for September and October across Winchester Berryville Gore and nearby Maryland sites. Items include household goods furniture store equipment livestock farm machinery trucks and antiques with auctioneers Ef Snider Duvall Cole Baker and others managing real estate and farm dispersals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Artrip & Cole
Joseph B. Newlin
County Court House
E. T. Snider
Alice V. Payne
W. Main St
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Roland E. Pugh
Gore
Charles R. Duvall
R. G. Feely
R. G. Feely, Town House Resturant
Dennis T. Cole
LeBaron Farms
Warrenton
Aberdeen Angus
Dave Canning
Staunton
Thurs
G. G. Baker
Patton’s
N. Cameron St
EF. T. Snider
David Walrath & Son
Hagerstown
King & Bowlus
Winchester Milling Corp
N. Cameron
William Woodward, Jr
Belair Farm
Prince Georges County
A. A. Weschler & Sons
Weather and sports notes from Winchester Clarke County match
The report lists rainfall totals and averages for 44 years, with September rainfall at 2.66 inches and yearly totals. It notes a three game series beginning at Rouss Park with Clarke County, opening at 2 p.m. and frames the matchup as a test of tougher schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Rouss Park
Virginia Weather Outlook and Harvest Moon Note
Scattered showers east and south early tonight then clearing. Lows 10 to 75 east and 64 to 72 west. Wednesday fairs with cooler, less humid air. Sunrise tomorrow at 5 44 a.m. Sunset at 6 41 p.m. Harvest Moon appears Sunday night with a full moon phase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert H. Whitt
William Bonesmith
Miriam Bushrod Nesmith
Winchester Memideas] Hospital
Beall Service
Stephens City High School
Stephens City Methodist Church
Ann Elizabeth Warner
Rome
N.Y
Andrew Ery
Toledo
Ohio
Nellie Allam
Creekside
Viola McCarthy
Washington, D.C
Omps Funeral Home
Ann Henton
Winchester National Cemetery
Omps
Robert C. McKee
Loray
Virginia
Smalts, Florist
Haines
FE. Cork St
John Kerr School
Carl A. Haines
John H. Fisher
Ambuance Service
Order of the Golden Rule
Piccadilly St
Allis-Chalmers F.o.b
Til & P. m
Brumback A Sons
Winchester Schools
Handley High School
Virginia Barr
Nancy Bennett
Mary Boxley
Millard Bushong
Mary V. Carson
George G. Craig
Sadie Finkelstein
Mary Jo Fore
Edith Garrabrandt
Ancil Gray
Loudelle P. Hale
Ann Hall
Mary P. Heckett
Sarah Heatwale
Mary C. Hohannes
Stanley Holcombe
Patsy Jack
William Jones
Sidney J. Lewis
Charles Litten
Nancy Lichliter
Hunter J. Maddox
Irvin S. Man
Bert
Clifton R. Titus
Helen Thomas
Helene Walker
May Lee Yook
Winnie Murdock
Handley Elementary School
Kathryn Armstrong
Sabina L. Becraft
Sadie Crabill
Helen C. Edmonds
Evelyn Kiser
Nancy S. McVicar
Eleanor Mccartney
Bess Nicholas
Augusta R. Pollard
Elsie D. Shade
Quarles School
Martha Cahill
Lois Eaton
Betty Edmonds
Mary B. Fray
Geneva Getz
Gladys Glaize
Charlena Grim
Lois Groves
Ruth McFadden
Madeline Riley
Edna Rush
Virginia Sybert
Martha Wheatley
Virginia Avenue School
Fula Affleck
Suzanne M. Baldwin
Ruth Bartlett
Evelyn Curl
Isabelle Donica
Mabel Gray
Dorothy Haines
Virginia Homar
Elizabeth Long
Dorothy Miller
Marjorie A. Nelson
Mary Richard
Martha Richard
Ruth Samsell
Mayvoreen Watkins
Nina G. Way
Patricia R. Wheeler
Dora P. Brill
Virginia Fawcett
Ellen Gregory
Margaret Fretwell
Lillian Jackson
Ridgey Jackson
June Lemley
Frances Orndorff
Carol P. Eackles
Virginia B. Sargent
Sallie Scales
Mary Staples
Edwin Barksdale
Ruth Barksdale
Henry Brooks
Mattie Cross
Effie M. Davis
Sarah Harris
Mary J. Dandridge
Carrie EE. Hines
Francis Jackson
Tuscan Jasper
Lovelena Marcus
Blanche Moten
Margaree Washington
Margaret Williams
St. Loudoun St
Kernstown
Loy
Tracier
Reds
Crisman Lumber CO
Valley Mill
Tomas
Winchester Skies
Pittsburgh
Stuart M. Perry
Westernport
Herbert Bryant. Inc
Mapha Frances Lichhter
Creuit Court
Frederick County
Opequon
T. Snider
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