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Armentrout

Frank Robert Armentroat ol| Woodville, Virginia died Monday October 6th at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long period of declining health. Deceased ,56 years of age was the son of the lye George William Armentrout and Mrs. Texanna M, Scott Armentrout of Rapphannock, Coun_ ty, Virginia^ ’ He is sudvived by his wife, Mrs. Beulah Armentrout of Woodville; three sons, William Armentrout, student at Richmond Medical {College, Edward Armentrout, TJL S. ; Army, Fort McArthur, California and Robert Armentrout,! at home; two sisters, Mrs. Charles

j^hunaker of \Vashm C., and Mrs. GeorgeWillis o. Colonial Heights, Md_ >1

Funeral services for. Mr, Armentrout were conducted Thurso day at 2:00 o’clock from the Geest Huneral Parlois, with interment in the family section of the Fairview Cemetery. Reverend J. H Daily assisted by Reverend Russyell

officiated. , |__^Mr^-Amientrout was a carpenter by trade and a farmer. He was „ also a member of the Board of Directors of the R.E-A. of Rappahannock County! Due to ill health he resigned as a member of the Board on August 7th, 1958. On September 19th he suffered a heart attack and was in Winchester Memorial Hospital from that time to the date of his death.

Game Warden

Reports New Laws

The law fequires that all bear, deer and wild turkeys be reported and tagged at game checking stations during the coming hunting season, for the year of 1958 and 1959, C. E. Brown,Game War-; den of Rappahannock County’ pointed out. Tags will be furnished! only at the checking stations;

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