Obituaries and funeral notices from Winchester area
Obituary notices list Murphy descendants and buried at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Also recorded are Bonnie Elaine Whitacre Boyer death at Winchester Memorial Hospital and funeral plans for Harry Preston Bowman with services at Omps Funeral Home. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Elaine Whitacre Boyer
Elvin and
Percilla Riggleman Boyer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ronald Eugene
Karen Irene
Jeannie Lynn
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs Ethel Jolliffe Rinker
Funeral for Mrs Ethel Jolliffe Rinker of Route 2 was held this afternoon at Omps Funeral Home at 2. Pallbearers included E W Adams Jr Clarendon Ruble Frank Cooper George Whitacre Samuel N Johnston and Guy Owens. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Preston Bowman
Hershman
Brumback
Edward Hall
Ralph Bauerman
Holmes Yeakley
J. Douglas Butler
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ethel Jolliffe Rinker
Route 2
John A. Baden
E. T. Clark
E. W. Adams, Jr
Clarendon Ruble
Frank Cooper
George Whitacre
Samuel N. Johnston
Guy Owens
Khrushchev Sees Leninist Unity Amid China Splitters
Khrushchev warned that Leninist workers will emerge stronger and lead to socialist victories. He urged a Warsaw Pact and COMECON advisory body to isolate Peking and criticized U S imperialism over Cyprus South Vietnam Latin America and Africa while pledging bloc support for anti colonial struggles.
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Lenin
Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
Washington
Veto Power of British Ruler Unused Since 1707
The absolute veto remains with the British ruler, though no sovereign has exercised it since 1707. The note highlights the enduring authority while history records its dormancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Marsh speaks on camp labor and farm policy at Winchester meeting
Mr. Marsh reports foreign workers at the camp produced over three million bushels in Frederick and Clarke, creating a payroll above 450000 dollars in eight weeks for camp use. He warns fruit industry policy clashes with price supported crops and reviews Congress actions on wage laws, transport, harvest labor, and apple disease research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize
Frederick and
Clarke
Winchester
Marsh
Congress
Washington
York
President taps Robert A. Anderson as special emissary
The President designates Robert A. Anderson a former Secretary of the Treasury in the Eisenhower administration to travel to Panama as a special emissary and seek an end to disputes between the two countries.
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International Affairs
Home Service
Panama
Robert A. Anderson
Oases Vary in Size and Shelter in Sahara Desert
Some oases offer shade for barely six men and their camels while others support five or six closely clustered villages and span about 30 square miles across the Sahara.
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Sahara Desert
Goulart Flees to Exile in Uruguay Amid Brazil Turmoil
President Joao Goulart fled to Uruguay with brother in law Leonel Brizola ending a two day disappearance. Maria Teresa Goulart and two children followed by plane to Montevideo as Paschoal Mazzilli assumed interim leadership promising a bridge to normalcy and a return to traditional foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Uruguay
Goulart
Leonel Brizola
Congress
Maria Teresa
Montevideo
U.8
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Service Station Break-In Reported in Waterloo
Clarke county sheriff John Slater reports a break-in at Floyd Lofton Texaco Service Station in Waterloo. About $50 in cash and some candy and cigarettes were taken after a window frame was broken to gain entry.
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Waterloo
Floyd Lofton
Texaco
John Slater
White Hall News Briefs Highlight Easter Gatherings
A large White Hall Church Easter crowd welcomed new members and many baptisms at sunrise services. Mount Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Paul Brown with strong attendance, while locals visited relatives and enjoyed Easter dinners across families in Winchester and Falls Church. Carolyn T. Anderson of the University of Virginia visited her parents in White Hall.
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White Hall
White Hall Church
Old Stone
Mount Pleasant
United Brethren Church Ladies Aid
Paul Brown
Lemuel v
Richi Parkinson
Floyd Luttrell
Libby
Bruce
Carter Luttrell
Gary Luttrell
Ernest Milburn
Delmas Sewell
Winchester
Wallie Sharley
Falls Church
Lloyd Milburn
Kenneth Holliday
Lloyd Burn
Sharley
Roger Milburn
Carolyn T. Anderson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Walter T. Anderson
Apple Blossom Festival Tickets Go On Sale Monday
Tickets for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival events run April 0 to May 2 go on sale Monday at noon in the George This theater lobby. Alson Hy Smith and Harold D chaired the ticket sales effort with 9 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours opening day and daily later. The Apple Blossom Ticket Sales desk phone is 662 9278.
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Shenandoah
The
George
Alson
Hy Smith
Department of Public Safety and Sian Service
Harold D
Tcket
Ck Detel Forney
Apple Blossom
Sensrange
Mumber
Pace
Lodge's Name Not on Ballot in California
In California only three Republican presidential hopefuls may appear on the June ballot. Henry Cabot Lodge will not be listed despite leading a statewide poll as ambassador to Vietnam. Rockefeller Stassen entries claim signatures, while Barry Goldwater already qualified.
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Los Angeles
California
Henry Cabeot Lodge
Melvin D. Field
Lodge
Viet Nam
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Arizon
Barry Goldwater
Edmund G. Brown
Cosmos 28 satellite launched into orbit by USSR
Moscow reports the 28th Cosmos series sputnik was put into orbit today and began sending back information. The Tass dispatch notes reception of radio signals and ongoing data transmission from the spacecraft.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Two County Fires Cause Little Damage
Two separate incidents in Kernstown Echo Village and Green Spring involved small fires. At Kernstown Richard Bedell home a record player in a recreation room burned with heavy smoke damage while fire units assisted with smoke masks. At Green Spring Melvin Marks home a three foot back strip burned but the fire did not reach the attic.
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Shawnee
Stephens City
Richard Bedell
Echo Village
Kernstown
South End Fire Co
Reuss and Friendship Squad
Clearbrook
Melvin Marks
Greenspring
Large PTA District Meet In Rockingham County
Mrs. Richard K. Goode directed the Shenandoah District annual PTA meeting at Pleasant Valley Elementary School in Rockingham County. Mrs. Robert Wolseley reported on the 12 local units and council activities as about 200 attendees heard a Growing Up in Virginia discussion led by Madison College staff. A resolution urged adequate school funding by governing bodies.
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Richard K. Goode
Shenandoah
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pleasant Valley
Rockingham County
Robert Wolseley
Frederick County
PTA Council
PTA
Virginia
Mae Kelly
Joe Driver
Frances Grove
Z.S. Dickerson
Madison College
Harmisonburg
Bulldozer Operator Injured in Quarry Incident
Kenneth Whetsel of Maurertown overturned a hydraulic bulldozer into the Salem Stone Co quarry pit in Stephenson at 1 30 p m He was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for a broken collar bone and several fractured ribs and was reported in satisfactory condition The plant supervisor said Whetsel was unfamiliar with the machine and accidentally shifted from forward to reverse causing the fall The bulldozer was heavily damaged.
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Kenneth Whetzel
Maurertown
Salem Stone Co
Stephenson
Hugh Brill
Whetzel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hill
Whetsel
Berryville council members file for re election
Two Berryville Town Council members Kenneth Levi and Thomas Howell filed their intentions with County Clerk Lucy Allen. No candidates appeared for mayor recorder or two council seats. Mayor Leland Broadstater Recorder Joseph Cain and Councillors Ralph Snapp and Roy Potts announced they would not seek another term.
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Berryville
Kenneth C.levi
Thomas. Howell
Lucy Allen
Leland Broadstater
Joseph Cain
Ralph Snapp
Roy Potts
Young rider wins bicycle at Diet-Rite party
Herbert Brown a14 of Clear Brook received a bicycle today at the Diet-Rite Cola party held at the Palace Theater. He attends the Gibson School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brown
Clearbrook
Palace Theater
Gibson School
Weather Outlook for Virginia
The forecast for Virginia calls for a fair night with temperatures around 24 to 30. Sunday should be fair with highs near 44 to 48. Monday looks partly cloudy and warmer.
Rainfall totals and averages for 51 years
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total to 8:30 a.m. on March 5 with March 1964 totals and year-to-date figures. Averages over 51 years are provided for each month, with values from January to December ranging from 2.13 to 3.88 inches.
Beer Bills Vetoed by Harrison
Norfolk AP Gov Harrison vetoed a beer bill that would remove a 50 cent per case discount for military sales. He plans a panel to probe illegal purchases of untaxed beer and liquor from bases with military officials ready to cooperate, hoping to curb losses to the state.
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Norfolk
Harrison
Navy
Hampton Roads
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Prick
Elizabeth Murphy
Phy
Charles Murphy
Fred Murphy
Staten Island
N.Y
Nelli Webb
Teresa Brezier
Waynesboro
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Willi T. Sullivan
Harry W. Callan
Leonard Brown, Jr
Lawre Sullivan
Lawrence Bell
Charles J. Lillis
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Bonnie E. Boyer
Bowman Services
Rinker Service
Frank Murphy
Rosary
Bonnie E. W. Boyer Arrangements
Wichita Falls North Side
Perry Engineering
Tne
Cl. Brumback
SONY
Cameron St
I Goulart
Sputnik
Asia
Berryille Council
Ford
Ferguson
Shade Equipment CO. Rt. 11
Tae Ae
Associated Press
High Low
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Oise
Stow
Affalo
Chicago
Incinnati
Leveland
Des Moines
Etroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Elena
Ndianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mpls
St.p
New Orleans
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
LETT
Maestro
Arlin
Osu
Prioble
Dixie Beverage Ce
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