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Srounton, Leader, Thursday, Oct. 7, 1971 Found on the Court Record Area Deaths Reported FRANK W.McCRAY Weather CITY TREATMENT PLANT EARL MARSH Weather Observer AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT Improper driving and defective equipment: Warren McQueen, Middlebrook, $35 and Bad check: Curtis R. Sorrells, Rt. 1, Swoope, $10 and costs. Possessing stolen property: David L.

Miller, Rt. 3, Waynesboro, $10 and costs, (appeal noted). Improper passing: Warren C. Boyers Bridgewater, $100 and costs. Drunk: Franklin D.

Fitz proper equipment: Edward W. Luckado Mt. Sidney, $10 and costs. Failing to yield right-of-way: Lucy Lessley, Rt. 1, Swoope, $10 and costs; John Summy, Rt.

1, Stuarts Draft, dismissed; Virginia T. Harvey, Rt. 1, Raphine, $25 and costs. Failing to appear: Rodney Sprouse, Craigsville, $25 and costs. Improper equipment: Wayne M.

Franklin, 130 Garber David J. Baylor, 25 Morris Mill Road, and Harry W. East, Rt. 2, Stuarts Draft, each $10 and costs; Rooney D. Kershner, Rt.

1, Fishersville and Edward D. McDaniel, Waynesboro, $10, suspended, and costs. Expired inspection: Calvin C. Craig 204 Montgomery $10 and costs. Following too closely: Michael F.

Fox, Rt. 1, Lyndhurst, $10 and gerald, Craigsville, and Joseph W. Campbell, Rt. 5, Staunton, each $10 and costs. Reckless driving: Herbert J.

Shifflelt, Grottoes, dismissed. Failing to give horn signal before passing: Wayne M. Coffey, Stuarts Draft, $10 and costs. Littering highway: Robert E. Madison, Waynesboro, $25 and costs.

REVIVAL Now In Progress FREE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Craigsville, Va. Each Night at 7:30 costs. Failing to obey highway signs and defective equipment: Timothy L. Knopp, 1220 Middlebrook Road, $20 and costs. Improper registration: Richard D.

Puffenbarger, 1201 Montgomery dismissed. No operator's license and no inspection: Betty F. Brown, Rt. 1, Waynesboro, dismissed. CHARLES A.

CARTER Lharles Alfred Carter of Philadelphia, and formerly Staunton, died at Blue Rirfpp I Sanatorium near Charlottesville Sunday mornine (Oct. 3. 19711 I He came to Staunton Aug. 15 to visu reiauves ana Had since been a patient at the hospital He was born in Highland I County Oct. 22, 1911, a son of Lharles E.

and Bertie (Nicholas) Carter and srjent his early life in Staunton. He moved to Philadelphia in 1933 and was employed as superintendent of larieton House Apartments. He was a Methodist. 1 Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

Elizabeth (Anderson) Carter of Philadelphia; four sisters, Mrs Julia C. Smith and Mrs. Marv Jones, both of Staunton, Mrs. iSignora C. Jones of Philadelphia, and Mrs.

Mattie C. Ware of Summit, N. a brother, Eugene E. Carter of Newport News; an aunt, nieces and other relatives. A funeral service will be in the chapel of the Jones Funeral Home Saturday at 2 o'clock by the James H.

Scott Jr. assisted by the ministerial al liance. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Friends are being at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Jones 213 Richardson St.

Pallbearers will be Archie Anderson Charles Gray, Russell Jones; George E. and Paul Smith, Michael and Oliver Tate and Arthur White. Honorary pallbearers will be Archie Anderson, Frank Cabell John Childress, Arthur and Charles Dunnings, Daniel Franklin, Robert Haston Robert Lee Jones, Paige Kier, lira Nicholas, Isaiah Pollard, Robinson, Frank Simms, Frank Tucker, Samuel Tate, Darnell Vickers and Charles Wardy. MRS. CARSON W.ALLEN Mrs.

Mariorie (Lane) Allen Si, of 403 N. Coalter widow of uarson w. Allen, died Wednes day evening (Oct. 6, .1971) in King's Daughters' Hospital. The body is at Hamrick Funeral Home, and arrangements will be announced.

J. HENRY WAHMANN Miss Dorothy Wahmann of Lowland Farms has received word of the death of her father, J. Henry Wahmann of Norfolk Wednesday (Oct. 6, 1971) at a Norfolk hospital. Funeral services will be conducted 11 a.m.

Saturday in Norfolk. MRS. JOHN E. SPITLER Mrs. Edna Watts (Reese) Spitler, 72, of Rt.

6, Staunton died Wednesday night (Oct 6, 1971) in King's Daughters' nospiiai alter a long illness A native of Mt. Sidney, she was Dorn Aug. 26, 1899, a daughter of Lucian H. and Mamie (Seawright) Reese. She was a member of First Baptist Lnurch.

Surviving are her husband. John E. Spitler; two sons, John b. Jr. and Warren E.

Spitler, both of Staunton; one daughter, Mrs. Joseph S. Smith of Rt. 6, Staunton; one sister, Mrs. Austin G.

Painter of Rt.J, Staunton; seven grandchildren, ana one great-grandchild. A funeral service will be conducted Friday afternoon at o'clock in First Baptist Church oy the Kev. Thomas M. Pinner and the Rev. Clemmer Mathenv Burial will be in Verona United Methodist Church Cemeterv.

Pallbearers will be Harrv S. Silling, the Rev. William L. Taylor, E. Lewis Serrett, Bruce Fringer, Harry H.

Chandler and KoDert Lotts Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Eugene Nouev. Dr. John Todd, Dr. Melvin Keim.

W. Rav Shiflet, Erskine and Neil Painter, the Rev. Carl V. Hinkle. Eugene Spitler, James Lvle and w.

u. wise. The body is at the Fred Henrv Funeral Home where friends will be received tonight from SYLVESTER DEAN BALTIMORE. Dean, 65. of 2015 Deering Ave.

died Tuesday morning (Oct. 5, 1971) in Summit Nursing Home. A native of Staunton, he was born Dec. 5. 1905.

a son of John W. and Grace (Miller) Dean. He was a member of the United Methodist Church. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

Ruby (Mauck) Dean: two daughters, Mrs. Frances Snyder of Bel Air, Md. and Miss Grace Dean of Baltimore: one brother. Ellwood B. Dean of Harrisonburg, one sister, Mrs.

Ailene Wagner of SwooDe. and one grandchild. A funeral service will be conducted Saturday morning at 11 clock in the chaDel of the Fred Henry Funeral Home, by Dr. John R. Sawyer.

Burial will be in Olivet Presbvterian Church Cemetery in Staunton, va. Friends will be received at the funeral home Friday night from 7-8 o'clock. Frank William McCray 49, of Rt. 5, Staunton died Monday (Oct. 4.

1971) in Lewis Manor Veterans Home. Rt. 4. Covington. The body is at the Fred Henry Funeral Home.

Funera arrangements will be an nounced. Markets STATE POULTRY HARRISONBURG Oct. 7, 1971, Virginia Poultry Report: Broilers and Fryers: Market undertone firm, and supplies adeauate for trade needs Estimated slaughter by Virginia processors today 414,000 head of broilers and fryers and 63,000 head of rock cornish totaling 477,000. This compares with 410,000 head of broilers and 62,000 head of rock cornish last Thursday. Ready-to-cook movement, including chilled and frozen 2-3 pound ice packed broilers and fryers for today's delivery.

trucklot sales of plant grade to: Norfolk 24-24. Richmond 24- 24Ms. Washington. D. C.

24-24. Baltimore 24-24, Philadelphia 24-24 and New York 24-24. Yearling Steers Sold ABINGDON Sixteen hun dred and fifty nine head of yearling steers were sold at Abingdon on Tuesday. Prices were as follows: Choice and fancy steers: 500- 700, 705-800, $33.90 805-1000, Good: 500-700. 705-800, 805-1000, Medium: 500-700.

705-800, 805- 1000, Commons: 500-700. $31.60 705-800, $28.00428.80 805- 1000. I25.00-S26.75. Eighteen hundred vearline steers were sold at the Abingdon Tri-State Market on Wednesday Prices were as follows: Choice and fancy steers: 500- 700, 705-800, 805-1000, $29.50432.25, Good: 500-700, 705-800, 805-1000 $28.75431.20. Medium: 500-700, $33.00 705-800, $31.60432.50 805- 1000, Commons; 500-700, $32.00 $34.20 705-800, $28.00430.25 805.

1000, $26.00428.75. MRS. JAMES W. OURS has been appointed public relations chairman for Joseph L. Early, Republican candidate for the Augusta County Board of Supervisors from Middle River.

She and her husband and two children live in the New Hope area. Pastor To Retire The Rev. William V. McCray, pastor of Forestville Lutheran Parish, Mt. Jackson, has resigned effective Nov.

30. He is the son of Mrs. O. S. McCray of Middlebrook.

He was ordained in Christ Lutheran Church, Staunton, and has served 41 years in the ministry in Virginia, Indiana and South Carolina. He was a chaplain in the Army for 16 months during World War II, and a chaplain in the Army Reserves until the end of November 1966. He is a graduate of Roanoke College, Salem, Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Columbia, S. and of the Army Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth Kan.

While he was pastor, new churches were built in three parishes Zion at Crockett, Salem at Harlan, and St. Jacob's at Chapin, S.C.: an educational building was erected at Glade Creek, Blue Ridge, and a narthex was added to Bethlehem near Waynesboro, and one at Solomon, Rt. 1, Quicksburg. From 8 a.m. Wednesday until 8 a.m today: Maximum, 73.

Minimum, 45. Sunset today, 6:34. Sunrise Friday, 7:02. WHY THE WEATHER: RICHMOND (AP)-A flow of cool and dry air from the northwest brought clear skies and lower temperatures to Virginia today. EXTENDED FORECASTS RICHMOND (AP) The National Weather Service's extended Virginia forecast for Saturday through Monday calls for fair weather with little or no rain.

Saturday will be cool, followed by warmer weather Sunday and Monday. Daytime highs will average in the 70s, with the overnight low Saturday morning in the upper 40s and low 50s and the low Sunday and Monday in the 50s. VIRGINIA ZONE FORECASTS: Piedmont Clear tonight, low in the 40s. Sunny Friday with a high near 70. Chance of rain near zero through Friday.

Tidewater, Eastern Shore Clear tonight, low around 50. Mostly sunny Friday, high near 70. Chance of rain near zero through Friday. Northern Shenandoah Vallev. Allegheny Highlands Mostlv clear and chilly tonight, low in mia to UDDer 30s and chance nf frost in low lying areas.

Mostlv sunny Friday with highs in the 60s. Chance of rain near zero tonight and Friday. Southern Shenandoah Valley, Upper James River Area, Southwestern Plateau Clear tonight, lows in the mid to upper 30s, chance of frost. Mostly sunny Friday, highs in the 60s. Chance of rain near zero through Friday.

This is Made For Your Financial Needs Our Decisions For Loans Are Made Immediately For Your Convenience We Will Cash Payroll Checks Staunton's Only Locally Owned and Operated Loan Co. iA Emery Willson Willson Finance Service, Inc. 301 N. Augusta Street 885-0343 Private Free Parking Lot costs. No operator's license and expired inspection: Robert W.

Critzer, Waynesboro, $10 and costs. Speeding: Annabelle Barker, 1825 Orchard Lane, and James M. Smith, Rt. 2, Staunton 74-55, each $20 and costs Howard E. Chandler, Rt.

1 Staunton, 80-65, $20 and costs Chester B. Coffey, Rt. 1 Fishersville, 66-55, $10 and costs; Charles R. Carter, Buena Vista, 8M5, $50 and costs. Improper passing and im MUNICIPAL COURT Impaired driving: John P.

Rosvall, Rt. 6, Staunton. $100 and costs and operator's permit suspended for six months. Impeding police officer: John P. Rosvall, Rt.

6, Staunton, $50 and costs. Running red light: Callie M. Hildebrand, Craigsville, $8 and costs. Failure to stop for stoD sign: James H. Scott 547 Calvert costs.

Speeding: Joseph D. Pat terson, Waynesboro, 55-40. $15 and costs. Disorderly conduct: Carl L. Alexander 61 Woodlee Road.

acquitted. Drunk in public: Noah E. Runyon, Staunton, $5 and costs; Alexander Clark. Whitmore Hotel and John C. Neff, Star Rt.

Staunton, each $10 and costs. MT. SALEM PLANS CHOIR NIGHT Mt. Salem Baptist Church, 1015 Stuart will hold choir night 7 o'clock Friday. rhe fifth anniversary of the senior choir will be observed by various choirs from the area.

TODAY'S GIVEAWAY Three 10-week-old kittens- one black and white and two yellow. Telephone 886-1724. Three 7-week-old part- Persian kittens; box trained. Telephone 886-5500 after 5 p.m. LP-Gas Furnaces Cost Less to Buy Less to Install Less to Maintain Less to Operate Payment Plan tl 1 'I Lee Mayi Sales tof mm What Makes Dreams Gome LP GAS HOME HEATING 'w 'AX-'H n.

LP-GAS is a clean fuel no soot or dust. It is quiet and completely automatic. IS STAUE3WS Metered Service Budget A. 24 Hour Emergency Service II CORP. FRANKLIN NEWEST DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE1.

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