Obituaries of Renner Brown Wilson Combs from West Virginia notices
Obituary notices list George C. Renner 65 of Rippon died in Charles Town General Hospital with service today in Charles Town and burial in Berryville. Also noted are funeral plans for Samuel H. Brown 58 Gainesboro, Jease R. Wilson Rio with survivors listed and services planned, and James Reuben Combs 86 Augusta with arrangements incomplete at McKee Funeral Home.
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George C. Renner
W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Etry Town
Mr. Renner
Clarke County
Isaac H
Rosa E. Hummer
Francis W. Renner
Shenan- Turner Huff
Berryville
Edward Renner
Alexandria
Melvin T. Strider
Charles Town
Green Hill Cemetery
Samuel H. Brown
Gainesboro
Jones Funeral Home
Welton S. Gower
Elmer M. Venskoske
Andrew Light
James H. Adams
E. Clay Rogers
Guy W. Kelly
Raymond L. DeHaven
James Reuben Combs
Augusta
W.va
Kidwell
Romney
Mr. Combs
Hardy County
James
Rhoda Ellen Combs
Earl Wolford
Cold Stream
Orville Haines
Winchester
Luke Michael
Nitro
Raymond Miller
Norman
Okla
Louis Combs
McKeen Funeral Home
Wall Street Dips as Market Drifts Lower on Uncertainty
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 910.34 at 10:30 a.m., down 0.66, with declines outpacing advances amid worries over the economy after the 90 day price wage freeze ends. Investors cited profit taking after Nixon's economic plan and ongoing uncertainty about future policy.
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New York
Wstage Oy
Groteate
Nixon
American Telephone
International Telephone
Chrysler
Anaconda
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Lions Broom Sale Continues Tomorrow
The Winchester and Shawnee Lions Clubs plan a 5 p.m. continuation of their annual broom sale in Winchester and Frederick County to support sight conservation programs. Earlier sales occurred in the old city area. Four broom types are offered: regular household industrial whisk and toy, made at the Virginia Workshop for the Blind in Charlottesville.
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Winchester Lions Club
Shawnee Lions Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Lions
Old City
Erick County
Virginia Workshop For the
Charlottesville
Ruth Laredo Plans Scriabin Sonata Cycle at Hunter College
Ruth Laredo schedules two concerts at Hunter College to perform all ten Scriabin piano sonatas. She believes this marks the first time a single pianist will play the complete sequence consecutively. Laredo is also the only pianist to have recorded all the sonatas.
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New York
Ruth Laredo
Alexander Scriabin
Hunter College
Miss Laredo
Billy Graham Film Preview on Cable TV
The Rev. David Lee and Harold Bageant appear on Cable TV Channel 6 at 9 PM for a preview of Billy Graham’s film Two a Penny. They discuss Operation Andrew as a youth ministry tool, featuring Barrows from the Graham organization and star Cliff Richards.
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First Baptist Church
Harold Bageant
Church In Action
Channel 6
Billy Graham
Plaza Theatre
Lee
Mr. Bageant
Andrew
Ttn
Wiut’ Barrows
Bill Graham
Cliff Richards
Rites Wednesday For Sen Prouty Cancer Victim
Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Newport for United States Senator Winston L. Prouty Republican of Vermont who died Friday from stomach cancer. He will lie in state at the United Church of Newport before burial at Pine Grove. A memorial service is planned Tuesday at Georgetown Presbyterian Church in Washington. Donations to the Winston Prouty Memorial Fund will aid North County Hospital in Newport in lieu of flowers.
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Newport, Vt
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
The
United Church of Newport
Pine Grove Cemetery
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Washington
Winston Prouty
Pedestrian Struck By Backing Car In Winchester
A pedestrian suffered a fractured right wrist and knee contusions after being struck by a backing car near N Braddock and Amherst Streets at 11 06 a m Saturday. The victim, 76 year old Sarah I Teague, was treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Amherst Sts
Sarah I . Teague
S. Stewart
Winchester Memorial An
Winchester Rescue Squad
Frank Donegan
Jonnie Peterson
Winchester Memorial
Piccadilly St
Fairmont Ave
Ronnie Vernon Yates
Coeburn
Rt. 50
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Yates
Karen Robinson
Springfield
County considers license fees on wreckers amid constitutional concerns
Mr. Gavis led a discussion on county regulatory plans to impose license fees on wreckers with proposed charges of 25 dollars for resident wreckers and 35 dollars for non residents. The board tabled the second reading while noting no wrecker firms had offered input. The issue followed prior accusations against the Frederick County Sheriff's Office over operator favoritism, which officials denied as the matter was addressed.
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State Corporation Commission
Thomas Rosenberger
Donald Baughman
Greater
Truban to Address Winchester Lions Tomorrow
State Senator Dr. William A. Truban Republican candidate for Virginia 27th District will speak at the Winchester Lions Club noon meeting at the George Washington Hotel on the topic What’s Ahead for Virginia.
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William A. Truban
Winchester Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Virginia
Flooding impacts schools and infrastructure in September rains
Flooding was reported at Freys Quarry in Clearbrook with water pumping out areas. Handley School had minor roof leakage but only after a nearly finished roof. Dowell J Howard Vocational School escaped major damage as parking lot paving limited mud. State official said construction slows briefly. no major damage. Weather: showers forecast with no repeat deluge, rainfall totals near 3.92 inches in September, 28 to 29 inches yearly at two labs and stations.
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Clearbrook
Handley School
George Craig
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
James Givens
Reginald King
State Highway Department
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Berryville
W.N. Rutherford
Weather outlook and rainfall totals update
The forecast calls for party cloudy skies with a chance of showers tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s and 60s. Rain totals for the past 48 hours reach 3.75 inches with September rainfall at 13.92 inches and 1971 year-to-date at 28.41 inches.
San Francisco Starts School Integration by Bus Ride
The Associated Press reports San Francisco integrates 97 public elementary schools with 26 000 students bused while 20 000 walk. Protests in Chinatown, special police, and guard dogs accompany the plan as national busing debates continue.
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Associated Press
San Francsco
Chinatown
Jackson
Miss
John Bell Williams
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