Obituaries for Mrs. Barr and others in region
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Laura I. Barr of Steensboro North Carolina formerly of Winchester born June 21 1875 daughter of Charles E. and Georgia Rohr Seal widow of Thomas M. Barr survived by a daughter Mrs A Vernor Ruzicka Greensboro a son Holmes M. Barr Arlington four grandchildren seven great grandchildren with funeral today in Greensboro and graveside tomorrow at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Dr George H. Ozer other notices include death of Mrs Ruth Irene Shuster and Mrs Annie L. Fowler with funeral arrangements and burial details in Berryville and Clarke County churches.
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Laura I. Barr
Steensboro
N.C
Winchester
Barr
Charles E
Georgia Rohr Seal
Thomas M. Barr
Greensboro
Baltimore
Wilson Memorial United Methodist Church
Aylor longtime resident of Berryville dies at 89
Francis Lester Aylor 89 of 319 IS Church St Berryville died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital Born October 13 1881 in Franklin County he built Culpeper Milling Co Culpeper Wholesale Grocery Co Ayler Milling Co later retiring in 1969 Member of Grace Episcopal Church Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council Eastern Millers Assoc Survived by widow daughter sister and brother Funeral conducted Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church with burial plans and flowers replaced by contributions to Patrick Henry Boy Plantation Brookneal Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Francis Lester Aylor
Church St
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Aylor
Franklin County
William Jackson
Roberta Bowie Aylor
Roanoke County
Culpeper
Culpeper Milling Co
Mr. Ayler
Culpeper Wholesale Grocery Co
Salina Lewis
Clarke County
Ayler Milling Co
Eastern Millers Assoc
Grace Episcopal Church
Aylor
Shenandoah
Boy Scout Council
John Dolby James
Eva Boothe
Vinton
John William Aylor
Roanoke
William Brook
Green Hill Cemetery
Patrick Henry Boys Plantation
Brookneal
John H. Enders
Connally Signals U S Will Lift 10 Percent Surcharge if Trade Barriers Fall
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally said the United States could remove its 10 percent import surcharge if other governments show tangible progress dismantling trade barriers and allow realistic currency exchange rates. He opposed directly devaluing the dollar in gold terms and warned that removing the surcharge without broad progress would not correct the payments deficit. A Dutch plan proposed delaying a rise in gold prices as part of the exchange-rate reform.
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Washington
U.S
Monetary Conference
Connally
Nixon
Grave service for Mrs Agnes Bolden Carpenter
A graveside service for Mrs Agnes Elvira Bolden Carpenter of Boyce who died yesterday will be held Sunday at 1 30 p.m. in Providence Chapel Cemetery conducted by Rev Jesse E Tate Jr Flowers may be given to Berryville Rescue Squad or Berryville Fire Co
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Agnes Elvira Bolden Carpenter
Boyce
Providence Chapel
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Berryville
Death Notice for Hugh A. Coffelt of Edinburg Virginia
Hugh A. Coffelt 92 of Rt 3 Edinburg died Tuesday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital He was born June 7 1879 in Shenandoah County a son of the late Samuel and Ellen Coffelt He was a lifelong member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church He is survived by his widow Mamie Funkhouser two sons Joseph S Coffelt and Stanley Coffelt two daughters Sarah Cleland and Florence Wolfe two sisters Cora Heller and Ada Middleton three brothers Charles Roy and Guy Coffelt 19 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with Rev James K Cadwallader Burial will be in Massanutten Pallbearers are Cecil Coffelt Kenneth Coffelt Curtis Coffelt Ray DuBrueler Robert DuBrueler and Chester Foster The body will be at the funeral home tonight 7 30 to 8 30 and will meet at the home tomorrow at 2 p m
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Hugh Albert Coffelt
Rt. 3
Edinburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Coffelt
Shenandoah County
Samuel
Ellen Fadely Coffelt
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Lizzie Foster
Mollie Branner
Chester Foster
Dunning Names Two in Clarke County Campaign
Republican Pete Dunning of Millwood announces Stewart Larrick as campaign manager and James Clevenger as treasurer for the Clarke County Greenway District bid. Larrick and Clevenger praise Dunning, who faces Democrat P T McIntire and independent Barbara White in the race.
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Berryville
A.R
Pete) Dunning, Jr
Millwood
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Greenway
Stewart A. Larrick
James Clevenger
Dunning
P.T. McIntire
Barbara White
Larrick
Clarke County
Allis Chalmers
Methodist Church
Raritan Club
Loyal Order of the Moose
Pete Dunning
Mr. Larrick
Local candidates attend Ceremonies as public hearings on pari mutuel betting proceed
Lawrence Ambrogi Frederick County commonwealth's attorney Alvin Johnson Jr sheriff Dennis Cole Stonewall District Ray Fahnestock Gainesboro Richard Madigan Back Creek participate in ceremonies. Dr Truban and Mr Guest discuss watching the Study Commission hearings and say constituents' wishes will drive votes. Guest supports empowering local bodies to appoint school board members rather than elections.
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Lawrence Ambrogi
Frederick County
Guest
Wall Street Edges Up As Bargain Hunt Gathers Steam
Wall Street moved higher in brisk morning trading as the Dow rose to 885.08 at 10:30 with advances outpacing declines 4 to 3. Analysts expect a mild rally after recent declines and oversold conditions.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Appeal Trials Shifted in Winchester and Frederick Courts
Winchester and Frederick County courts moved two appeal trials to Frederick County Courtroom in City Hall. Raymond P. Carter and Michael Eugene Sirbaugh face 9 a.m. hearings on October 13. Patricia Anderson of Armel retrial for murder of John C. Anderson is set for October 13 and 14 after a mistrial on September 8 and 9.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Frederick County Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winchester Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
City Hall
Raymond P. Carter
Michael Eugene Sirbaugh
Patricia Anderson
Armel
John C. Anderson
Kitchen Fire at Lee Jackson Restaurant in Winchester
Firefighters battled an electrical wiring fire in the hood above the stove at the Lee Jackson Restaurant on Millwood Pike and brought it under control in minutes. Earlier, at Dowell J. Howard Vocational School, a deliberately set controlled fire behind the building required no response.
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Winchester
Lee Jackson
Millwood Pike
S.R. Dyke
Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
$200 Guitar, Tapes Stolen
A Gibson guitar valued at $200 was stolen from Country Comfort Music Inc at 31 W Boscawen St with entry by breaking a door glass. Police report 33 auto tapes taken from Donald Horton’s vehicle and a separate break in at Corner Market on Kent St with about $15 missing from the cash drawer after closing.
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Country Comfort Music, Inc
W. Boscawen St
Fred Hildebrand
Donald Horton
Holiday Dr
W.L. McFarland
Kent St
Britain Names Defector Oleg Lyalin in London
The Foreign Office identified a Soviet Trade Commission agent in London as Oleg Lyalin, 34, whose defection prompted expulsion orders for 90 Soviets and bans on 15 others. He allegedly appeared in court for a drunken driving charge. conflicting spellings of his name appeared in press and court records.
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London
Foreign Office
England
Soviet Trade Commission
Oleg Lyalin
Lyalin
London Daily Express
Lialine
Threat at Langley: planes moved ahead of hurricane path
At Langley Air Force Base aircraft were tied down and about 20 planes removed to inland fields while a large fleet at Norfolk prepared for departures. Atlantic Fleet NAS said many planes flew to destinations outside Ginger's path as bases activated Condition II and Coast Guard crews evacuated offshore towers and shoals along North Carolina.
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Langley Air Force Base
Hampton
Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force
Norfolk
Ginger
Norfolk Naval Installations
Elizabeth City
N.C
Coast Guard
Chesapeake
Cape Henry
North Carolina
Frying Pan Shoals
Cape Lookout
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
Local Hurricane Ginger Threatens NC Coast And Cities
High tides from Ginger pushed gas and oil tanks into the Neuse River creating navigation and fire hazards. Mobile homes were damaged in Morehead City and Havelock as warnings extended along the North Carolina coast. The eye's size suggested long wind periods if landfall occurred. Weather service placed hurricane warnings from north of Wilmington to Virginia Beach and gale warnings further north. The storm center was about 34.7 N, 76.4 W at 10 am, ten miles closer than an hour earlier. A National Weather Service spokesman in Miami warned of a dangerous situation.
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New Bern
Morehead City
Havelock
Weather Service
Wilmington
N.C
Virginia Beach
North Carolina
Rehoboth Beach
Del
National Weather Service
Miami
Winchester Weather Summary for September 30 1971
Rainfall data for January to December over the past five years is listed with totals from 1966 to 1970. The 1971 year to date shows 30.60 inches and 30 percent chance of rain tonight with temperatures expected upper 50s to low 60s. Extended forecast calls for fair, warm weather over the weekend with highs in the 70s and monthly averages provided for 58 years.
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Theriod
Americans Die in Vietnam as U.S. Losses Jump
The USS Command reported 29 Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week, first time in 11 weeks over 20. Six previously listed as missing or wounded were now dead. Wounded in action fell to 47, down 64 from the prior week. Six more Americans died from accidents and illnesses, half the prior week’s nonhostile toll.
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Saigon
USS. Command
Vietnam
U.S
Richard Gardner
Hearing Continued in Clarke County for Williams Felonious Assault Case
Preliminary hearing for Walter Williams of Millwood on felonious assault charge faced with his wife was rescheduled to next Thursday in Clarke County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Judge C F Germelman Jr appointed Douglas Swift as Williams' attorney and set bond at $1000, with the defendant jailed in lieu of bond.
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Bfrryville
Walter Williams
Millwood
Clarke County
C.F. Germelman, Jr
Douglas Swift
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Ruth Irene Shuster
W. Clifford St
Jones Funeral Home
James R. Jackson
George Butler
Ben P. Hallam
Bruce Shuster
John P. Lamb
James Snider
Nathaniel Smith
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. Ernest Fowler
Annie L. Fowler
W. Main St
Fowler
Mason Harrison
Frances Ann Reed Hummer
E. Norman Fowler
Lovettsville
Ernest Feltner
Arlington
M.C. Cook
Francis L. Aylor
R. J. Nelissen
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Boscawen St
Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Carpenter Service
Hugh A. Coffelt
MR. Clevenger
Yuba College
California
Clevenger
Board of Supervisors
Greenway District
Truban
General Assembly
Jcmemo
S. Braddock Sr
Chryslers
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