Obituary notices from Winchester and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Adda E. Kettlewell 79 of Stephens City a retired stenographer and bookkeeper at the Oscar B. Hunter Memorial Laboratory in Washington DC. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday Omps Funeral Home buried Sacred Heart Cemetery. Also listed are Lewis Good 71 Coatesville PA funeral 11 a.m. Gordon McLean Coatesville. Fred H. Kremer Hagerstown MD funeral 2 p.m. Rest Haven. Harriett Scheulen Stephens City. Maria Hack Borum Strasburg 90 funeral 1:30 p.m. Riverview Cemetery. Peter Lee LaCount 81 Martinsburg barber died Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg survived by wife Lula four sons and a daughter. Burial Brown Funeral Home with service 1:30 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home and burial at Rosedale Cemetery. end with family visitation.
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Adda E. Kettlewell
George Wallace
Johanna Hecker Kettlewell
Oscar B. Hunter
Omps Funeral Home
J. Westwood Franck
Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery
Omps Funeral
Lewis Good
Coatesville
Pennsylvania
Winchester
George
Ella Good
Eva Lewis Good
Horace Clifton
Violet Gilver
Betty Cotton
Rockville
Charles Funk
Sadisburyville
Mary Good
Gore
Veterans Hospital
Coatesville, Pa
Gordon McLean
Fred H. Kremer
Hamilton Blvd
Hagerstown
Kremer
Ee W
Nannie Langleyeete
Lillie Derr Kremer
Benjamin Solliday
Fred Ritter
Marshall Kremer
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
Pennsylvania Ave
Rest Haven
All Saints Memorial Fund
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Maria Hack Borum
Strasburg
Riverview Cemetery
Harry Crim
Gary Howell
J.I. Stover
V. Hack
Farrell Stewart
R.D. Petrie
Joe Bly
J.J. Crawford
John Bradburne
Stover
Peter Lee LaCount
Martinsburg
W.va
Barber
Kings Daughters Hospital
Edinburgh
Shenandoah County
Joseph L
Sarah Etta Barb LaCount
High St
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lula Jackson LaCount
John Balenger
Bunker Hill
Joseph F. LaCount
South Charleston
Allen L. LaCount
Grand Junction
Paul L. LaCount
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Robert B. LaCount
Greeley
Col
Nola Virginia LaCount
Brown Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Grove
Rosedale Cemetery
Camping Club To Meet Tuesday
The Valley Camping and Trailer Club will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the War Memorial Building. The business session includes voting on matters and nominating a committee to seek new officers. Floyd White presents a slide program on camping. Refreshments will be served.
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The
Valley Camping and Trailer Club
War Memorial
Floyd White
Hold-the-Line Budget Seen Needed In Virginia Next Year
Roanoke AP reports key Virginia General Assembly members urge a hold-the-line budget to avoid tax increases. They cite tight funds for a 1972-74 biennium and consider income tax tweaks, higher corporate tax, sales tax rise, and potential revenue from lotteries. Officials discuss collective bargaining limits and environmental research funding.
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Assembly
Leroy Bendheim
Alexandria
Bendheim
Thomson
Prison Camp Escapee Returns as Second Remains at Large
One of two convicts who fled a Rt. 522 road gang turned himself in at 11:30 p.m. David Richard Bill 18 is back at the State Convict Unit 7 while Raymond Richard Harris 21 remains at large. Harris previously escaped in 1969 and faces charges of grand larceny tied to a stolen auto used in the 1969 escape. Frederick County Sheriff Lacy Anderson and deputies plus local officers continued the search with help from volunteers and a K9 unit. A Gainesboro area cabin was broken into with only clothing taken. investigators suspect a convict in the escape may be involved.
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Rt. 522 North
David Richard Bill
Harris
Frederick County
Prince William
Gore
Gainesboro
Marshal Miller
Reston
C. R. McKnee
R. A. Streit
Heifer Killed With .22 Gun Reported Near Gainesboro
A 400 lb heifer owned by M. M. Adams of Gainesboro was found shot dead near Route 600. Game Warden David Ramsey said the animal was killed with a .22 caliber gun, three shots to the eyes. Adams offers a $1 reward for information leading to an arrest.
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M.M. Adams
Gainesboro
Rt. 600
David Ramsey
Ramsey
Adams
Jury Sentences Huff to 5 Years on Drug Charge
A Winchester Corporation Court jury convicted James D. Huff 22 of 915 Franklin St of possession with intent to distribute a Schedule 3 amphetamine. He received a five year penitentiary sentence after a 30 minute deliberation. A pre sentence report was ordered. Evidence tied to a Schedule 1 marijuana charge was struck. Separate trials were granted for Huff and his wife Patricia Ann Huff.
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Winchester Corporation
James D. Huff
Franklin St
Elliott Marshall
Patricia Ann
George Lamb, Jr
Washington, D. C
Huff
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Fred Hildebrand
Winchester Police Dept
Allen Barley
David Martin
State Dept. of Agriculture
Hildebrand
Lamb
Martin
Vietnam
Two Car Fires Reported Within 24 Hours
Firefighters responded to two car fires in 24 hours on Martinsburg Pike near Witt's Grocery. The first call at 8 20 p m yesterday involved Sarah Zane and Clearbrook companies. A second fire occurred at about 10 30 a m today near Witt's Grocery in Stephens City.
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Martinsburg Pike
Sarah Zane
Clearbrook
Stephens City
Witt’s Grocery
Weather Summary and Historic Rainfall Data for Virginia
Virginia today sees scattered rain chances from the mountains to the southeast with highs in the upper 60s to around 80. Tonight lows in the 60s. extended forecast through Wednesday calls for fair to cooler, possible showers with daytime highs around 70 and overnight lows in the 50s. Historical notes include Gold Embargo details from 1933 and rainfall tallies for recent years.
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Virginia
Anderson Free On Bond Trial Set For Sept 21
Frank Clinton Anderson, 24, of Stephens City, is free on $500 bond after police arrested him on marijuana possession charges. His trial in Winchester Municipal Court is set for September 21 at 2 p.m.
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Anderson
Frank Clinton Anderson
Stephens City
Winchester
Winchester Municipal Court
Spotlight on Poff in Supreme Court nomination context
The article notes Nixons 1968 campaign claim that Poff would be a strict constructionist and experienced in criminal law. As vice chairman of a commission to reform criminal laws he earned presidential and Attorney General Mitchells respect. Poff, a GOP House leader and acting ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee, has been a key White House contact on judicial matters. Senate sources say he would face a difficult confirmation, unlike earlier nominees Haynsworth and Carswell who were rejected.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Poff
U.S
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Quiz Answers on History and Science Sample
A compact list presents several quiz items with concise answers. Subjects include historical figures such as Martin Van Buren, geography and chemistry topics like carbon dioxide ice, and locations like Austria, with brief responses for each prompt.
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Martin van Buren
T.V
Austria
Missing red beige tractor trailer reported in Berryville
Town Sgt. Roy Breeden said a red and beige North American Van Lines tractor trailer with license YH 10132 and a Dorsey trailer with tag TRH 27417 vanished from Lloyds Transfer Co on E Main St in Berryville. It was reported missing at 8 15 a m today. The vehicle is described as empty.
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Lloyd’s Transfer Co
E. Main St
Berryville
Town
Roy Breeden
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Harriett Scheulen
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Jones Funeral Home
Borum Service
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Amherst ST. Bial
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Ae Amr
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
Camping Club
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
Saigon
ChaEahiass
Juddhist van Hanh Univ
Roanoke
General Assembly
James M. Thomson
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Linwood Holton
Edward E. Willey
Drichmond
Senate Finance Committee
Willey
VMA
James C. Turk
Turk
Bill
Raymond Richard Harris
Lacy Anderson
Cross Junction
H.C. Brown
Middletown
H.A. Foreman
Harold Whitacre
Maurice Lake
Heifer
Warden
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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