Obituaries for Ratchford McMahon Lamp Mark Winchester Deaths
Obituary notices list Ina Irene Ratchford 75 of Stephens City died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by three children, nine grandchildren, a sister. funeral at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Friendship Chapel Cemetery. Col Bernard B. McMahon 79 died at White Post after a long Army career. service at Arlington National Cemetery. Clarence A. Lamp 76 of Winchester area died. service at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron and a Living Memorial Fund donation request.
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Ina Irene Ratchford
Rt. 1
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry W. Ratchford
Ralph Ratchford
Winchester
Dorothy Stephens
St. David’s Church
Harry H. Ratchford
Hazel Himelright
Bernard B
Barney) McMahon
U.S. Army
White Post
Bryan Conrad
Purdue
DePauw
Indiana
79Th
Bavaria
U.S
Finland
Jack Cabot
Jack McFall
Col. McMahon
Amaroc News
U.S. Army of Occupation
Rhineland
Depauw University
University of Alabama
Brush Marine Camp
Applegate
Ore
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
London
Indiana Alpha
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
National Press Club
Washington
Buck's Clubs
England
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Havana
Finlandia Foundation
E.G. Brown
Crisfield Road
Wheaton
Arlington Chapel
Arlington National Cemetery
American Heart Association
Clarence A. Lamp
Rt. 6
Jones Funeral Home
Virgil A. Moyer, Jr
John C. Morrill
Davis longtime Stevens president emeritus dies
Jess Harrison Davis, 66, president emeritus of Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey, died Sunday in Charlottesville, Virginia, after a battle with cancer.
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Jess Harrison Davis
Charlottesville, Va
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken, N.J
Funeral service for Patricia Ann Crenshaw
Patricia Ann Crenshaw 37 of Rt 4 died Sunday from a gunshot wound to the chest. Funeral at 11 a.m. tomorrow led by Rev. Virgil A. Moyer. Pallbearers named William Riley Max Hess Hector Ritter Bill Hepner James Farrell Thomas Haas. Visitation this evening 7:30 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Patricia Ann Crenshaw
Rt. 4
Omps
Virgil A. Moyer
Mount Hebron
William Riley
Max Hess
Hector Ritter
Bill Hepner
James Farrell
Thomas Haas
Douglass B. Hill
Death of Rear Admiral George P. Koch at Naval Academy
Rear Admiral George P. Koch United States Navy retired of Stuart Florida died suddenly Sunday from an apparent heart attack. He is survived by his widow Virginia Vredenburgh Koch and several children. Services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the chapel at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland with burial at Annapolis.
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George P. Koch
U.S. Navy
Stuart
Fla
Virginia Vredenburgh
Winchester
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Demos Open Headquarters on Saturday
Warren County Democrats announce the formal opening of the Democratic headquarters Saturday at 10 a.m. at 8 West Main Street. The site will serve presidential candidate George McGovern senatorial candidate William Spong and congressional candidate Murat Williams. Democrats are urged to attend a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant.
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Front Royal
Warren County
West Main St
George McGovern
William Spong
Murat Williams
Virginia Gentleman
Fire damages stove in Winchester apartment blaze
Firefighters extinguished a dawn blaze at 316 Highland Ave in an apartment owned by Martha Sisk. The stove and its wiring were damaged and the unit filled with smoke. Fire Chief John J. Hawse said food burning on the stove caused the incident.
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Winchester
Highland Ave
John J. Hawse
Martha Sisk
Albert M. Mason 84 of Martinsburg dies after illness
Albert M. Mason known as Burt Mason 84 of 708 West John Street Martinsburg West Virginia died today at Hopemount State Hospital after a long illness. He was born November 22 1888 in Shockeysville a retired carpenter and longtime Shockeysville United Methodist Church leader. He is survived by his widow Mrs R Brunaugh Shockey Mason two daughters and two grandchildren with burial at Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg. Funeral at Brown Funeral Home Friday at 3 p.m. with two ministers officiating.
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Albert M
Burt) Mason
W. John St
Martinsburg
W.va
Hopemount State Hospital
Hopemount
City Hospital
Mr. Mason
Shockeysville
John W
Carrie Alice Nesmith Mason
R. Brunaugh Shockey Mason
Thomas T
Margaret) Dunn
Howard
June) Hornbaker
Hagerstown
Wade
Shirley Hornbaker
Funeral service for Ethel C. Greenwalt in Front Royal
Ethel Constance Greenwalt of 352 Blue Ridge Ave Front Royal died yesterday. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Maddox Funeral Home chapel conducted by Rev A D Goodson. Burial Prospect Hill Cemetery. Survived by two sons Jess and Charles, a daughter Elaine Rowe, eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named. Body at Maddox Funeral Home. visitation tonight 7 to 9.
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Ethel Constance Greenwalt
Blue Ridge Ave
Front Royal
Maddox Funeral Home
A. D. Goodson
Harrisonburg
Vernon Boyd
Baltimore
Frank and
Bruce Greenwalt
Ronnie Rowe
Benjamin Rowe, Jr
Dwayne Fletcher
William P. Farrell
J. H. Downing
Turner A. Slaughter
George M. Vines
Howard Duncan
William C. Humphries
Thomas H. Fussell
Yates Willey
Derwood Fodrie
William Symonn
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Volunteers Reopen Registration Drive for Robinson Bid
Volunteers supporting 7th District Congressman J Kenneth Robinson plan a second voter registration drive tonight at 6 in the Banquet Room of the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Jim Robeson says the Aug 30 effort was successful and Winchester and Frederick County must be canvassed before registration closes Oct 7. About 150 volunteers are expected to aid Robinson and Nixon supporters and back Rep. William L Scott for the Senate. United States manufacturers produce about 350 million dollars worth of insecticides annually per Arthur D Little Inc.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Lee- Jackson
Winchester
Frederick County
Jim Robeson
Republican Committee
Robeson
Robinson
Nixon
William L. Scott
U.S. Senate
U.S
Arthur D. Little Inc
Wall Street Edges Up As Market Clocks Base At 940 950
Wall Street rose in brisk trading led by the Dow up 2.26 to 947.62 at 10 30 a m. The NYSE saw advances exceed declines 4 to 3 as industrial production rose 0 5 percent the biggest gain since April Oil stocks fluctuated Gulf unchanged Cities Service down Occidental up Phillips flat Continental off while Champion Home Builders rose to 17.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Monte Gordon
Sartorius & Co
Federal Reserve Board
Gulf
Cities
Occidental Petroleum
Phillips
Continental
Nixon
American Stock Exchange
Champion Home Builders
Winchester man charged in county store break in
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office reports Winchester resident George Pendleton arrested and charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny tied to the Aug. 18 Country Store burglary. He faces related charges from the Aug. 14 Miller's Grocery incident. two juveniles had prior charges. Pendleton is held on $4,000 bond. Investigators Mauck and Richards led the inquiry.
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Frederick County
Winchester
George Pendleton
Pendleton
Miller’s
Middletown
C. Mauck
H.F. Richards
Weather and notable obituary snapshot from St Louis
Partly cloudy weather in the Northern Valley and Virginia with cool nights and highs near 80. Extended forecast shows warm days into Thursday then a cooling trend with possible showers Friday and Saturday. Also a Missouri obituary notes former Gov Lloyd C. Stark, 85, who opposed the Pendergast machine and nearly unseated Truman.
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Lloyd C. Stark
ST. Louis, Mo
Missouri
Harry S Truman
U.S. Senate
Tape Players Battery TV Stolen Here
Winchester police report multiple thefts and vandalism across the area. A tape player and a battery were stolen from a car on Millwood Ave. A tape player was stolen from another unlocked car. A television worth 240 dollars was shoplifted from Montgomery Ward. A Kresge ride-machine break-in yielded 148 dollars in change. Four tractor tires were punctured, valued at 74 dollars.
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Winchester
Highway Department
Freda Owens
Millwood Ave
John Williams
Williams
Montgomery Ward & Co
Kresge
Ward’s Plaza
Virginia Highway Department
Virginia Manufacturers Association Elects New Leaders
Frank Armstrong of National Fruit Product Company becomes vice chairman and John J Armstrong, president of O Sullivan Corporation, elected director for a two year term. Both Win chester men were chosen at the 50th Anniversary Meeting in Williamsburg with terms starting January 1, 1973.
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Frank. Armstrong IL
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Virginia Manufacturers Association
John J. Armstrong
O’sullivan Corporation
Winchester
Williamsburg
New Mexico State Fair Racing Meet Delivers Strong Handle
The annual fair features a racing meet with average daily handle exceeding five hundred thousand dollars, signaling solid wagering activity.
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New Mexico State Fair
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Shenandoah County
Wilber D
Hettie McIntorff Hutcheson
Friendship Chapel
Double Churches
Omps Funeral Home
Thornton Hartley
Friendship Chapel Cemetery
Elwood Ridenour
Robert Hartley
Herbert Funk
Hoover Funk
Gary Hartley
John Braithwaite
Omps Funeral
Col. B.B. McMahon
Lamp Service
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MDS Funeral Home
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Dial
Patricia A. Crenshaw
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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