Notable Obituaries From Winchester Area Deaths
Obituary notices honor Amanda Milburn 80 of 502 N Loudoun St with funeral at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev Virgil A Moyer Jr. Pallbearers listed. burial in Mount Hebron. Grace Heloise Hines 59 of Bufflick Road had funeral at Jones Funeral Home then Central United Methodist Church Ganotown with burial in Central Cemetery Ganotown. Mary Frances Bell 9 and widow of Frank Bell Sr died at granddaughter’s near Winchester with services at Smith and Strider Funeral Home Charles Town. burial in St Andrews Episcopal Cemetery Jefferson County. Arthur Gilbert Dailey 48 of 2900 Valley Ave died at VA Center Martinsburg. services tomorrow at Hall Funeral Home Purcellville with burial at Culpeper National Cemetery. Philip Raymond Carper 67 of 1324 Valley Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. services tomorrow Omps Funeral Home with burial in Omps Cemetery. survivors include wife Frances Carper and multiple siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda P. Milburn
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Virgil A. Moyer, Jr
Grace Heloise Hines
Bufflick Road
Central United Methodist Church
Ganotown
W. Va
Paul J. Slonaker
Daniel A. Frazier
Delbert Slonaker
Ozy DeHaven
Alonzo DeHaven
Guy Mason
Ollen Dunham
Earl Armbrester
Central Cemetery
Mary Frances Bell
Frank Bell
Winchester
Bell
Jefferson County
W.va
James William
Margaret Milton
Alice Stagner
Harpers Ferry
Rose Prather
Nellie Price
Baltimore
Arthur Gilbert Dailey
Valley Ave
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
Dailey
Neersville
Loudoun County
Arthur C
Ada Wiley Dailey
Shepherdstown
Round Hill
Benners Transfer
U.S. Army
Europe
Barbara Aylott Dailey
England
Robert A. Dailey
Carol Ann Carr
Leesburg
Charles W. Dailey
Lester E. Dailey
Clyde
Georgia) Walsh
Doswell
William
Marie) Grimes
Ewing, Ill
Victor
Alma) Coffman
Washington
John
Ruth) Dodson
Brightwood
Frank
Evelyn) Hall
Hall Funeral Home
Purcellville
T. Lupton Simpson
Culpeper National Cemetery
Philip Raymond Carper
Mr. Carper
Frederick County
P.M
Rosia Clowser Carper
Carper and Carper Cleaners
Pingley and Carper Cleaners
Frances Carver
Leslie
Elsie) Loy
McLean
Ethel E. Carper
Lynchburg
Charles
Colleen) Farmer
Woodrow
Winifred) Keller
Elwood H. Carper
Marshall S. Carper
Omps
George W. Burroughs
Peter C. Lingner
S.T
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Louis Bell
William H. Brown
Basil Cooper
H. Robert Edwards
Lewis McDonald
Giovanni
Johnny) Lazazzera
Headley Named Commander of Virginia National Guard Battalion
Major Boyd G. Headley Jr of Bloomery has been selected as commander of the National Guard battalion with units in Winchester Berryville Manassas Fairfax and Warrenton He succeeds LTC Edward H McDonald of Berryville who commanded the 3d Battalion 116th Infantry Virginia Army National Guard in Martinsburg West Virginia Ralph Lee Edwards dies after five weeks illness at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Born October 17 1906 he was a real estate broker and former blue Sox baseball player survived by widow Margaret Stotler Edwards son Gary Edwards and two grandchildren burial in Rosedale Court service held at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Bloomery Star Route
National Guard
Winchester
Berryville
Manassas
Fairfax
Warrenton
Headley
3D Battalion
116Th Infantry
Virginia Army National Guard
Edward H. ‘McDonald
Ralph Lee Edwards
S. Illinois Ave
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Edwards
Thomas A
Mary Ellen’. McDaniel Edwards
First Baptist Church
Seibert Men’s
Martinsburg Business College
LaSalle University
Interwoven Stocking Co
Blue Sox
Interwoven Athletic Club
Hose Co. No. 5
American Legion Club
Blairton Club
Edwards
U.S. Army
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
Travelers Protective Association
Eastern Panhandle Realtors Association
Margaret Stotler Edwards
Gary Edwards
Williamsburg
Michael
Kelly Edwards
Hobart
Pauline) Bartels
Lorraine
Ethel) Hespelhorn
Albert
Bernice) Stoner
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Edwards
Brown Funeral Home
Robert Stiff
Thomas D. Jones
Rosedale Cemetery
Army Air Corps
2Nd Battle Group
29Th Infantry Division
2D Battle Group
116Th Armor
Handley High School
Berea College
Berea, By
U.S. Army Infantry School
U.S. Army Armor School
U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officers
Mary Glynnell Little Headley
McDonald
McDonalds
Funeral set for Miss Corinne Gano in Winchester
Corinne G. Gano 58 of 519 Fairmont Ave died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral 11 a.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. George W. Burroughs. pallbearers listed. Born Feb 9 1913 in Frederick County, she was a Handley High School graduate and Inland Container secretary. Surviving: her father Walter Gano, two sisters Anna and Nancy, two nieces Sherrill Price and Deborah Funkhouser, and great niece Melinda Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne G. Gano
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
George W. Burroughs
Miss Gano
Frederick County
Walter G. Gano
Winchester
Della Nancy Batt Gano
First United Methodist Church
Handley High School
Inland Container, Inc
Anna G. Gano
Nancy G. Kercheval
Sherrill L. Price
Purcellville
Deborah A. Funkhouser
Wardensville
W. Va
Melinda Funkhouser
Wall Street Holds Down Momentum Amid Uncertainty
The Dow fell further by midmorning after Wednesday's drop as declines on the NYSE outpaced advances nearly 3 to 1. Analysts blamed uncertainty over Nixon administration followup to the 90 day wage price freezealong with August durable goods declines and faster consumer price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Thirteen U S Servicemen Die In Vietnam
Saigon reports 13 American servicemen killed in action in Vietnam last week marking the tenth straight week with fewer than 20 deaths and signaling continued disengagement and a lull in ground fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
USS. Command
Vietnam
U.S
Adventist Service Invitation at Winchester Church
The Winchester Seventh Day Adventist Church invites the public to an 11 a.m. worship service featuring Elder Rudy Bata of the Potomac Conference. A 13th Sabbath program for Sabbath School includes children, with an offering for Gitwe College Rwanda and Kivu College Congo expansion projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rudy Bata
Potomac Conference
Gitwe College
Rwanda
Kivu College
Congo
Disturbance at State Convict Camp Involves Inmate Bullock
A lone convict at the State Convict Camp at Double Toll Gate disrupted the dining hall yesterday afternoon. David King Bullock, 18, serving 10 years for robbery, was restrained and placed in solitary confinement as troopers and Clarke County deputies assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Toll Gate
David King Bullock
Clarke County
Coal Truck Overturns Near Winchester on Rt 127
A tractor-trailer carrying 22 tons of coal overturned on Rt 127 sixteen miles north of Winchester at 5 a.m. The vehicle was a total loss with $10,000 damage. Driver Conda Shanholtz of Three Churches West Virginia was uninjured after swerving to avoid two ponies. Local residents helped clear the coal from the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 127
Winchester
Conda Shanholtz
W.va
Weather and extended forecast for Winchester Virginia
Cloudy conditions with chances of light rain through Friday and cooler by late weekend. Highs in the upper 60s Friday, Saturday in the 70s, then 60s to 70s Monday. No rainfall in the past 24 hours. Autumn begins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
W.Va. Man Injured in Rt 522 Collision With Tractor-Trailer
Olan Shafer 53 of Unger W Va was injured when his car collided with a tractor-trailer 15 miles north of Winchester on Rt 522 at 6 45 p m. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a fractured right leg and abrasions. The tractor trailer driver was Alex McGrady Dearborn Heights Mich. Damages were about 1250 to the trailer and 2500 to Shafer’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Shafer
Unger
W. Va
Winchester On
Shafer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alex McGrady
Dearborn Heights
Mich
Knesset Draws 10000 Tourists Daily in 1971 Summer
Israel's parliament building the Knesset welcomed an average of 10,000 visitors per day during the 1971 summer months. Among these tourists were Arabs who had visas to visit relatives in Israeli-occupied territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knesset
Jerusalem
Israel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Bell, Sr
Harry E. Ridgeway
Albert Pingley
Garland Pingley
Harry Pingley
Linden Pingley, Jr
Russell Larrick
Mount Hebron
Hines Service
Milburn
Arthur G. Dailey
P. Raymond Carper
Ralph L. Edwards
Richmond
Virginia
Maj
Boyd Headley, JR
Guneral Nome
Amherst ST. Lnt
Omps Funeral
Mt. Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
Ibernard F
Boscawen St
LTS Florist, Inc
National Ave
Vy Motors, Inc
N. Moe
Naples
Italy
Gano Service
Steven Funkhouser
Robert Price
Christopher Slonaker
Dale Hoffman
W. W. Baker, Jr
Robert M. Lockhart
John—A.—Johnson
Frederick—Co
Marshall W. Teets
Wall Street
New York
Associated Press
Albany
Amarillo
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Helena
Stevens
Honolulu
Houston
Ind’apolis
Kansas
Mpis
Cdy
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
City
Adventist
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Openptos
Louisiana
the Alfred
After
Xerxes
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
Rhode Island
Lece
Cap
Sipinc
Masonite Corp
Atze
N. Cameron St
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