Obituary for Dr. Edmund J H Organ and Russell T Hupp
Dr. Edmund J Horgan 94 of 4 Peyton St died yesterday in Winchester after a long career in surgery and military service including WWI and WWII. Russell T. Hupp 86 of 1034 Woodland Ave died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital with a family survivor list and funeral set for Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Joseph Horgan
Peyton St
Winchester
Dr. Horgan
Fairfax
Edmund
Mary Cunningham Horgan
George Washington University
Emergency Hospital and Casualty Hospital
Washington, D.C
Columbia Hospital For Women
Washington
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
St. Marys Hospital
Mayo Foundation
University of Minnesota
U.S
D. C
Virginia
England
France
Switzerland
D.C
Horgan
Georgetown University
U. S. Army
United States
Frankfort
Germany
Army Medical Corps
Legion of Merit
Trinity Episcopal Church
Upperville
American Medical Assn
American Board of Surgery
Mayo Alumni Assn
Society of Medical Consultants
U.S. Armed Forces
Medical Society of Virginia
Virginia Surgical Society
Russell T. Hupp
Woodland Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
New Market
Shenandoah County
Jacob D
Florilla Bohen Hupp
Hupp
Virginia Woolen Mill
Mosby Barracks
V.F.W. Post
Senior Citizens Club
American Association of Retired Persons
Rouss Fire Company
Grace Lutheran Church
Nina Stickley
George
Wilda) Mellon
Reba Moesta
Maxine Boyce
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Fire School Teaches Respect for Firefighters in Winchester
The writer accompanies assistant chief Raymond Campbell into a live fire drill at the Winchester fire school. A smoky, heat filled experience demonstrates gear, mask leaks, hose handling, and the discipline firefighters use to control blazes. The session emphasizes unpredictability and readiness for any incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Butch) Campbell
Rouss
Susie
Fire School
Winchester
Timber Ridge Enters 8th Year of Operation
Timber Ridge near Cross Junction begins its eighth year as a residential treatment facility for boys. Executive Director Dr. John M. Markwood leads programs with UVA cooperation, expanding staff from 45 to 50 and planning a thriving year with new teachers, counselors, and office personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Ridge
Cross Junction
Robert S. Gordanier
Leary Educational Center
John M. Markwood
Leary Educational Foundation
Rouss
Winchester
Markwood
Department of Special Education
University of Virginia
Joan Cannon
Deborah Post
Nancy Steele
Vicki Warech
James Armel
Doug Colby
Tim Delessandria
Mike Haymaker
Glenn Heck
John Hussegg
Leroy James
Dennis Kish
Tom Rigoli
Stan Swaiitek
David Willeti
Irving Yevelson
Don Finley
Dave Adams
David Barron
Sue Parsons
Genese Kerns
Carolyn Stallard
Tom Ramsburg
Carter Vacation Taxpayer Burden Estimates Reach Six Figures
The AP calculates at least $114,298.39 in taxpayer costs for President Carter’s 12 day Plains Ga and Western vacations, plus personal outlays of about $2,232.82 for Carter himself. Government expenses include lodging for aides and agents at six hotels, with many items not yet estimated.
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Washington
Carter
Plains
West
Associated Press
U.S. Forest Service
Idaho
Salmon River
Rex Granum
Rosalynn
Tetons
Wyoming
White House
Cat In Ceiling Frustrates West Virginia Family
In Huntington, Alan and Marianne Dowdy face a stubborn female cat living in the laundry room ceiling for three weeks. They cannot remove ceiling panels without disturbing air ducts, having tried feeding the cat to coax it down. Dowdy, a plumber, contemplates rat traps as a last resort. A separate note reports a hotel tally and Air Force One costs totaling about 37 777.20 and eight thousand for agent travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdy
Air Force One
Secret Service
Jim Holt
Washington
Carter
Puerto Ricans join Jamaicans in apple harvest labor surge
A spokesman said 200 Jamaicans arrived yesterday bringing total imported pickers to 777. With a four million bushel crop and 1,000 laborers needed, harvest is ten days behind and Red Delicious losses are occurring. More Puerto Ricans are expected as they learn the work, with Labor Dept. involvement rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Dept
Weather summary for Northern Valley and Virginia
Partly cloudy and warm today with highs around 80. Tonight and Sunday bring showers possible in northern areas and the western and northern regions with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Virginia sees sun and warmth with a few showers possible in the west and north Sunday.
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National Weather Service
United States
South
Texas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Virginia
Woman Fends Off Intruder at Frederick Home
A Frederick County woman repelled a male intruder who entered her home around 1 a.m. The man, described as white, tall, thin in his 30s and wearing blue denim, was knocked to the floor by the resident, according to a sheriff's department spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Anna
Street closes for traffic light installation in Millwood area
Featherbed Lane will be closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday for a new traffic light and road improvements, with Perry Engineering Company, Inc. completing the work. Deputies Hiller and Stine investigate a separate incident after Mrs. Heltzel confronted a man on Fox Drive. he fled into a wooded area and remains at large. The Stephens City United Methodist Church reschedules its homecoming for Sept. 24. yesterday's paper erred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
State Police Dept
Joyce C. Harman
Winchester
Rt. 631
Millwood Avenue
Loudoun Street
Perry Engineering Company, Inc
Lee Heltzel
Fox Drive
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Winchester Evening Star
Edmund J. Horgan
Edmund Horgan
Miles Cary
Campbell
Jerry Caton
Winchester Fire Dept
Caton
Mr. Emmitt G. Shirley
Greenwood United Methodist Church
Mr. Earl C. Renner
Mr. Grover C
Jimmy) Carter
Mr. Russell T. Hupp
Smalts Florists, Inc
Call
Bernard F. Groves
Middle Fork
Brinkerhoff
Huntington, W.va
Alan and
Marianne Dowdy
Associt
National
EA. Noaa
Dept of
New Moon
Frederick
Call the Stars
Front Royal
Cerrito
Middletown
eFisher
Charles Town
Washington ST
W.va
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