Obituaries and local notices from Winchester area
Obituary notices for Edward F. Ruffner of Route 1 Front Royal Road and Robert A. Carter of Route 2 Nain detail survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial. Also included are Warren County Board of Supervisors budget figures for Warren County High School and countywide instruction costs, with plans for heating system replacement and bond payoff.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Warren County High School
Edward Ruffner Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Funeral notices indicate Edward Franklin Ruffner with arrangements handled by Jones Funeral Home Inc. Details are incomplete.
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Edward Franklin Ruffner
Obituaries of Mrs. Pingley and Mr. Davis in Star Tannery area
Mrs. Agnes Virginia Strosnider Pingley 49 of 16 Gerrard Street died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born Oct 7 1918 at Zepp and is survived by five sisters and three brothers. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg. Burial Riverview Cemetery. William Leo Davis 84 of Star Tannery died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a four week illness following a stroke. Survived by wife Hazel Kirk Wertz Davis, a daughter and three sons, several siblings and eight grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 11 am in Strasburg Presbyterian Church with burial Gravel Springs Cemetery Star Tannery.
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Edward F. Ruffner
Route 1
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ruffner
David J
Ollie Woodfiner
David Ruffner
Winchester
Lola Anderson
Churchville
Ethel Webb
Boones Mill
LeRoy Ruffner
Owen Ruffner
Arlington
Jones Funeral Home
Robert A. Carter
Nain
Mr. Carter
Frederick County
Ned
Julia Mills Carter
Bailey and Hardy
College Park
Assembly of God Church
Ethel R. Parrill
Charles Edward Carter
Genevieve Newlin
Donald Eugene Carter
Paul David Carter
Colleen Elizabeth Carter
Rosa Lee Leake
Alfred L. Carter
Robert Allen Carter
Lewis Albert Carter
Sunnyside Station
Clarence Carter
Charles Carter
Grover Carter
Roy Carter
Harold Carter
Sunnyside
Russell Carter
William Carter
Baltimore
Kathryn Frye
Mary Chapman
Whitacre Methodist Church
Ralph Malcomb
Woodlawn
Omps Funeral Home
Agnes Virginia Strosnider Pingley
Gerrard St
Pingley
Zepp
Charles Edward Strosnider
Margaret Shoemaker Strosnider
St. James Lutheran Church
Star Tannery
Richard Pingley
Madge M
Harilla May
Woodstock
Homer Strosnider
Guy Strosnider
Marvin Strosnider
Stover
Strasburg
Lawrence Helsley
Robert and
Karl Peer
Herman Helsley
Casper Lineweaver
Herschel Ruedolph
Russell Williams
Riverview Cemetery
William Leo Davis
Star
Mr. Davis
Montgomery County
Ind
Simon C
Ellen Vancleave Davis
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Clarke Equipment Co
Battle Creek
Masonic Lodge
Waveland
Gravel Springs Farm
jStar Tannery
Hazel Kirk ‘Wertz Davis
Emory M. Gregg
James W. Davis
Lewistown
N.Y
Robert A. Davis
Miami
Fla
Sarah ‘Blaydes
Ladoga
Harry M. Crim
Emory M, Gregg
William Gregg
Clifford Davis
Charles Anderson
Gravel Springs Cemetery
Johnson announces broad peace move halt in North Vietnam bombing
President Johnson unveils an immediate and indefinite halt in most air and sea bombardment of North Vietnam as a first step toward de escalation. He outlines troop and aid increases, budget actions, and a push for national unity while signaling no reelection bid.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
McCarthy
Kennedy
Humphrey
Mexico City
Saigon
White House
George Washington University
B.J
U.S
Congress
Averell Harriman
Geneva
Kennedy touts unity and peace aims after West tour
In a westward campaign stop Kennedy says Americans want peace in Vietnam and reconciliation at home. He denies party collapse, urges Democratic debate for ideas, notes Johnson not to be drafted, and views primaries as a forum to hear voters’ views.
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Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Democratic Party
Johnson Renews Peace Push Amid Vietnam Bombing Stand
President Johnson offered a path to talks by pledging an immediate halt to North Vietnam bombing if restraint is shown. He said air strikes could end early and named Averell Harriman to lead negotiations with Llewellyn Thompson, aiming for Geneva or another suitable site.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
W. Averell Harris
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
Ho Chi Minhi
Wall Street opens higher on peace talks push and Johnson decision
Stocks jumped in early trading as President Johnson halted bombing of North Vietnam and offered renewed peace talks. Dow rose about 18 points to 853.56 as gains outpaced losses, with Texaco, U S Steel and others advancing while gold miners lagged.
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New York
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Stockholm
Chrysler
Paras Ro
Imperial Corp
Texaco
Benguet
Wall Street
Ralph A. Rothem
Harris, Upham & Co
Eldon A. Grimm
Walston & Co
American Stock Exchange
Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast for Winchester Skies
Fair and colder today with frost possible tonight and lows in the 30s. Tuesday looks fair and cool, high in the upper 50s, then warmer Wednesday. The five day outlook shows daytime highs near 60 to 68 and nights 35 to 45, with a quarter to half inch possible after midweek.
Johnson considers second term bid timing after Westmoreland visit
President Johnson announced he would not seek another full term after weighing timing with military feedback. Vice President Humphrey and top aides anticipated the decision as Gen Westmoreland’s visit influenced troop morale concerns. George Christian noted the White House hastily organized a late night news conference. George Washington became the first president on April 30 1789.
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Johnson
Hubert
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Robert S. McNamara
Mexico City
White House
Westmoreland
George Christian
George Washington
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Winchester Evening Star
Godwin
Virginia
Chicago
Johnson’s Corner
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
the Order
Winston
Abe
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen St
Quertes
John W. Rosenberger
Ing
Beast of Quartes
Commerce St
THE
Winchester-Frederick County
Gommerge
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
AMA
Weather Report
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Montana
Great Plains
William L. Davis
Ual Smalts Florist, Inc
Winchester Skating Rink
East Lane
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
I, Q
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lincoln Memorial
W’m Howard Taft
Wiliam C. Westmoreland
Hiram Ht
White
Pittsburgh
Drs
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
PT. Hitch
P.T.O
Myers
C.J. Brumback& Sons, Inc
St. Cameron St
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