Obituary Notices for Edith Moomaw Armentrout and Georgia Gabbert Strader
Edith Moomaw Armentrout 68 of Front Royal died yesterday at Susan B. Miller Nursing Home Woodstock. Born Orkney Springs July 21 1904 she was widow of Louis Armentrout and mother of Donald Daniel Armentrout, Mrs David M Richard and Mrs Charles Johns. Funeral tomorrow 2 pm at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Front Royal burial Prince of Peace Cemetery Orkney Springs. Burial held at Turner Funeral Home. Georgia Gabbert Strader 56 formerly of Warren County died Saturday Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Born Smithburg West Virginia June 7 1916 she is survived by her father A H Gabbert, son Bill Strader and sister Winfred Kirkpatrick. Funeral was Casto Spurgeon West Union West Virginia with burial Freedman Cemetery West Union.
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Edith Moomaw Armentrout
Braxton Road
Front Royal
Susan B. Miller
Woodstock
Armentrout
Orkney Springs
John W
Annie Frye Moomaw
Louis Smith Armentrout
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Donald L
Georgia Gabbert Strader
Baltimore
Warren County
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Strader
Smithburg
W. Va
A. H. Gabbert
Rt. ‘2
Maude Cottrill Gabbert
Bill B. Strader
Glenn Gabbert
Laurel, Md
A. H. (Winfred) Kirkpatrick
Parkersburg
Casto Spurgeon
West Union
Freedman Cemetery
Col Magruder Dies In Boat Capsize Off Massachusetts
Col John Holmes Magruder III retired US Marine Corps, 53, of Washington and Clarke County, drowned Saturday near Falmouth, Mass. after a dinghy capsize while en route to a sailboat. his wife survived. He directed Smithsonian National Armed Forces Museum advisory work and planned a Bicentennial Outdoor Museum near Washington. Burial in Arlington with full military honors. Survived by two sons and his mother. service held in Fort Myers Chapel with honorary Clarke County pallbearers.
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John Holmes Magruder III
U.S. Marine Corps
Washington
Clarke County
Falmouth
Mass
Jean Bowman
Magruder
Col. Magruder
Smithsonian Institution
National Armed Forces Museum Advisory Board
U.S
Hague
West Virginia
Marine Corps
Smithsonian
Hall of Naval History
Marine Corps Museums
Marine Corps Museum
Quantico
Corps
Company of
Military Historians
Malcolm Lee Magruder
John Magruder
Marblehead
John H. Magruder
Old Lyme
Agnes Phillips
Italy
Fort Myers Chapel
John Nicholas Brown
Smithsonian Navy and Marine Institution
Arlington Cemetery
John D. Richardson II
Edward B. Lee
Wall Street slips as rates and spending miss forecasts
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3.01 to 966.36 at 10:30 a.m. as declines outpaced advances on the NYSE. Analysts blamed higher short term rates and weaker than expected capital spending growth, with Allegheny Airlines warrants leading active trading and Ethyl Corp and Phillips Petroleum among top movers.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Leo Lancer
Bruns-Nordemann & Co
Treasury
Lancer
Allegheny Airlines
Ethyl Corp
Phillips Petroleum
North Sea
At&t
Continental Oil
NLT Corp
Forrestal Captain Says Ship Is In Better Shape After Fire
Captain Robert Schoultz of the Forrestal declares the carrier and air wing are in better condition post July fire. Repairs, praised yard teamwork, and updates improved systems, with the ship returning to sea for training before a late September Mediterranean deployment. A Navy cost estimate places repairs between 8 and 12 million dollars and Seaman Allison faces possible court martial after fire charges.
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Norfolk, Va
Robert Schoultz
Forrestal
Schoultz
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
Virginia Capes
Mediterranean
John F. Kennedy
Nixon Endorses Gateway West Recreation Area
President Nixon wrapped up California travel with a windswept ferry ride and a personal endorsement of Gateway West, a 24000 acre proposed recreation area linking San Francisco Bay shoreline. The nonpartisan inspection toured Army bases Alcatraz and Angel Island lands to form a new urban park.
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San Francisco
Nixon
California
Gateway West
Pacific
New York Harbor
Gateway East
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Congress
Alcatraz
Angel Island
Marin County
Free Burial of Man Killed in 1911 Rejected
Charlotte officials report an Italian American, Freeze Consceppo, died in 1911 and has lain embalmed in a Laurinburg mortuary for 61 years. His relatives have offered free burial at their NC and SC cemeteries, but owner Hewitt McDougald refuses, insisting burial occur in Laurinburg. Local lawmakers say no burial law mandates kinship, amid ethnic tension claims by Rep. Mario Biaggi.
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Richard H. Lagatore
Charlotte
Freeze Consceppo
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hewitt McDougald
Laurinburg
Consceppo
Lagatores
Mario Biaggi
Dn.y
Biaggi
Bob Sevett
American-Born Weightlifter Among 9 Killed
David Berger 28 a dual citizen weightlifter on the Israeli Olympic team was among nine hostages killed by Arab commandos. Gov Gilligan ordered state flags at half mast and Berger’s parents recalled his death while hoping the games would continue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David Berger
Berger
Shaker Heights
Israel
Benjamin Berger
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Dr. Berger
David
Sixteen Drown As Dredger Capsizes Near Pie tarsaari
A dredger capsized off Pie tarsaari harbor in Finland causing sixteen deaths. Twenty workers were aboard. four swam to a tugboat. The vessel had just returned from a working trip when the accident occurred.
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Helsinki
Pietarsaari Harbor
Finland
Vandals Damage Pool Under Construction in Winchester
Winchester police report vandals cut the vinyl pool liner at Winchester Pools Inc during the night. Damages estimated at 500 dollars. Patrolman C C Hill Jr investigated the incident at the North Braddock and Wyck Streets site.
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Winchester
Winchester Pools, Inc
North Braddock and
Wyck
Chamber Body to Hear Mathisen Major Mosby Barracks
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee will hold a 12:15 p.m. fall meeting at the George Washington Hotel with Dutch treat luncheon. Chris Mathisen, longtime administrative assistant to district congressmen, will discuss current congressional activities of interest to the community. Attendees should contact the Chamber office by 10 a.m. Monday.
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Mosby
War Memorial
Chris Mathisen
Winchester
Frederick County
George Washington Hotel
Weather outlook for Northern Valley and Virginia
Fair tonight and Thursday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers Saturday then fair, with highs in the 80s and lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Rainfall figures for today and past years are listed.
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Northern Plains
Southwest
Great Lakes
Midwest
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Northern Valley Fair
War and Invasions Across History Spotlight
An array of historical phrases references conflicts and legal milestones from Ottawa to Magna Charta and the Invasion of England, with scattered terms like Weasel and bird and a femur appearing as evocative clues. The fragment hints at a mosaic of events and objects tied to warfare and governance.
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Ottawa
Iowa
England
Bird
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Ward
George Tobin
Nora Tobin
Frank Tobin
Ole Tobin
Harry Tobin
Stephens City
Georgia G. Strader
D.C
Clarke
OMDS
Amherst ST
DIAL
the Order
ULE
Florists, Inc
Sealmark
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Denny's New Furniture Sales
Wall Street
Michel Siffre
Midnight Cave
del Rio
Texas
Nathalie
Siffre
Jeffrey Allison
Oakland, Calif
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Los Angeles
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C. C. Hill, Jr
Mosby Barracks
Mathisen
Washington’s Star
Burr P. Harrison
John O. Marsh
J. Kenneth Robinson
Chamber
Virginia
Americas
N. Cameron St
Datsun
Nissan
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