Obituary Daniel Henry Lentz 75 dies at Augusta summer home
Daniel Henry Lentz 75 died yesterday at his Augusta West Virginia summer home. He lived in Philadelphia and is survived by his widow May Ganoe Lentz five sons two daughters three brothers one sister and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at McKee Funeral Chapel Augusta Sunday at 2 p.m. Edward Hunter officiating. Burial in Baptist Church Cemetery at Three Churches.
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Augusta
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Philadelphia
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May Ganoe Lentz
Daniel Lentz
Edward Lentz
Nathan Lentz
James Lentz
Robert Lentz
Virginia Lentz
Elaine
Funeral Services for Mrs Louella Renner Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Louella Mae Renner are set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Elm Street Church of God. The service will be conducted by church leaders with burial to follow in the city cemetery.
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Elm Street Church of God
GoPer‘mond Womeldorf
W. Holt Louder
Richmond
St. Mary’s Church
Goochland County
Massie Rites Set for Winchester Resident
Mrs Massie of Winchester widow of Joseph A Massie Sr. is mourned with services at First Presbyterian Church. Surviving children are Joseph A Massie Jr. and Elizabeth M Braum, with granddaughters Marie Lindsey Massie and Elizabeth Faulkner Massie. Burial at Mount Hebron follows funeral attended by notable pallbearers including Sen Harry F Byrd Jr. and others.
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First Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick County
U.S
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
J. Wilton Hope, Jr
William P. McGuire
George Bentley
William L. Hudgins
Richard E. Byrd
Rolling Flood
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Church Before Tavern in New York Declared Ancient
The 1967 Official Directory notes the first wooden church was built in 1633 and the first tavern in 1642. It records Wall Street’s origin with the wall erected in 1653 and New Amsterdam’s incorporation as a city with about 800 inhabitants.
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New Amsterdam
Goldfine Dead at 76 amid tax case and gifts to Adams
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine, 76, died at his Boston home. Once a millionaire textile executive, he drew attention for lavish gifts to Sherman Adams and other governors in 1955 58. His career was marred by a 1959 contempt of Congress fine and a 1960 tax evasion conviction, with prison time and a later stroke leading to parole in 1962. He left insolvent status and properties in Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire.
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German auto industrialist Harald Quandt dies in crash
Milan AP reports Harald Quandt, prominent German auto industrialist and heir to the Quandt group which controls BMW and holds Daimler-Benz stakes, died in a private two engine plane crash in the Italian Alps near Saluzzo while en route from Frankfurt to Nice. Also killed were five other passengers. The plane, owned by the Quandt company, crashed after taking off from Frankfurt. Quandt, 45, was son of Guenther Quandt and Magda. Magda later wed Goebbels. A half sister of Magda is Ariane Sheppard.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Question Raises Peace Step
Goldberg pressed North Vietnam at the United Nations on how a prior bombing pause could shape negotiations. Delegates noted little new, with a shift from last year’s linked de escalation demand. In Lisbon, Portugal received 1200 American Hereford cattle to boost its growing livestock industry, the largest U S shipment to Portugal.
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Queen Mary Departs New York for Final Transatlantic Voyage
The Queen Mary sails from the Hudson River for its last transatlantic voyage as a flotilla and crowds bid farewell with champagne and song. Capt. John Treasure Jones leads the 81,000 ton liner toward Southampton, ending with a 35 day final cruise to Long Beach California where the ship will become a floating hotel and museum.
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Pageant Feeds Thousands With Massive Palmyra Banquet
About 441 workers prepared 600 pounds of ham 114 tons of chicken and 600 pounds of carrots for the 30th annual Mormon pageant America's Witness for Christ on Hill Cumorah near Palmyra New York. Extra dining spaces were added at the Mormon Church and volunteers logged around 4000 hours.
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Palmyria
N.Y
America
Witness For Christ
Hill Cumorah
Palmyra
Frederick County ASC Seeks Conservation Practice Requests
The Frederick County ASC office invites farmers to apply for conservation practices this calendar year. Key options include spraying permanent covers for thistle control, lime and fertilizer cost shares, and seeding small grains for winter cover. Forms and details available at the ASC office.
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Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation Service
W. Boscawen St
Elmer M. Venskoske
ASC
Venskoske
ASCS
Market Edge Seen As Trading Surges On Opening
Wall Street rises on heavy trading as both major exchanges report activity lag early. Brokers credit potential moves from postal rate changes federal pay hikes and steel price trends for guiding gains with many issues advancing over decliners.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
Weather Today Virginia Clears And Cool Tonight
Clearing and cool tonight with low temperatures 46 to 52. Saturday will be mostly sunny and cool, followed by partly cloudy and warmer Sunday. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph.
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Virginia
Board Seeks Clean Streams Standards in Virginia Hearing
The State Water Control Board holds a final hearing in Harrisonburg on cleaning polluted streams under state and federal law. Joseph O Keefe of the George Washington National Forest urges water quality protections for the Shenandoah River and its tributaries and recreation as a protected use. Gladys Harris of Front Royal for the Izaak Walton League argues higher standards are needed.
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Virginia
Harrisonburg
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Shenandoah River
Forest Service
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O’keefe
Izaak Walton League
Gladys Harris
Front Royal
Six-legged creatures and symbols listed in the prompt
The items include six-legged organisms, the Great Seal of the United States, No., Organization of American States, Argonne Illinois, Honshu, Pennsylvania, languages Chinese English French Russian and Spanish, James Monroe, and Mass.
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Egyptians Lob Shells Across Canal
Israeli army spokesman said Egyptian troops fired mortar shells at forces across the Suez Canal six miles south of Port Said. No Israeli casualties were reported. It marked the third straight day of cross canal fire and followed Soviet ships leaving the Mediterranean port.
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