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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
2
Obituaries list services in Neptune New Jersey and Martinsburg West Virginia. Veterans and assorted relatives are noted for Herbert H Hoffman Letcher Anderson and B F Wright with baptisms burials and church services planned across Martinsburg Winchester Capon Bridge and Legally relevant details of burial places and cemeteries.
Nellie Linaburg First obituary notice notes services at Jones Funeral Home Inc. and identifies the church affiliation Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Proponents argue a single legislative chamber concentrates accountability and avoids the burdensome structure of two houses, claiming quicker, clearer lawmaking without bicameral delays.
Funeral set for Mrs Nellie Linaburg 76 at First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Baltimore tomorrow at 2 PM. Reverends Ware Slonaker and Mason will officiate with pallbearers listed. Burial in Mount Hebron. Body at church an hour before service. friends may visit Jones Funeral Home tonight 7:30 to 9.
Infant William Stuart Edmonds son of William H and Freddie Keller Edmonds of 329 E Whitlock Ave dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital born June 1 1964 in Winchester surviving his sister Leslie Kay Edmonds and grandparents S Garner Edmonds with services led by thal neon FE and Rev William Withers pallbearers Russell Potts Graham Nelson Charles Swartz and Kenneth Ashby burial Riverview Cemetery Strasburg George Preston Emswiler 72 merchant of Mathias West Virginia dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital he had been ill since January 1 born Aug 27 1893 at Broadway married Ettie Snyder April 21 1915 survives include eight sons Ervin Leonard Russel Clyde John Charles Baron Ernest and others six daughters Mary Fake Lena Noble Edith Tusing Jeanette Combs Leota Elder Dorothy Mathias 34 grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother Ira Emschler body at Lindsey Broadway Funeral Home pending burial Cedar Hill Cemetery Mathias
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson toured Big Bend National Park in Texas enjoying rugged scenery and solitude. She wore casual gear and hiked Lost Mine Trail with a press party of 70, taking in campfire songs and Old West tales during a weekend outing.
The Winchester division of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association will meet at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The luncheon is at the Valley Diner on Rt. 11 south of Strasburg and all members are urged to attend.
Delegations from the Clarke County Teachers Association and the PTA urged the Board of Supervisors to restore a $50 000 cut in the proposed school budget. The 1966 67 plan calls for $545 225 for instruction while the board suggested $493 952. Rural residents favor dropping the automobile license levy raising about $26 000 and the household goods tax about $12 000 annually. The county planning budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1966 stands at a record $1 707 209.
Dr Hahn served as director of nuclear accelerator laboratories at the University of Kentucky from 1950 to 1954 and led VPI physics 1964 to 1959 before becoming Kansas State University dean of arts and sciences until 1962. He was appointed the 11th president of VPI on July 1, 1962 and later chaired the Southern Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities.
Frederick County sheriff's office seeks two men identified as Larry Dillard and Wallace Carter on grand larceny charges. The group, with two women and two children, rented a trailer on Featherbed Lane and allegedly took a GE table model stereo TV channel master radio bed clothing and home items en route to Florida.
Fire Chief Bernard Groves reports two weekend fires were controlled. At 8:45 p.m. Saturday flames consumed a couch at an apartment building at 400 N Loudoun St where Sara h Zane Reuss and Friendship fire units responded. A Sunday 10:35 a.m. alarm at Southern Scraps Co in the railroad yard involved a paper bale blaze investigated by Fire Inspector William N Gochenour.
Weather today shows partly cloudy skies with a cool week ahead including a 90s low tonight and a Tuesday high in the 50s. The five day forecast calls for 2 to 7 degrees below normal with rain chances early and late in the period. The stock market opened strong with gains across blue chips and tech names as AT&T rose and several industrials posted advances amid ongoing rail talks and inflation warnings.
The Valley reports Poultry Men address area poultry inspectors with support for the federal poultry inspection program as a public service operation. Harry F Byrd Sr visitor center at Big Meadows opened without fanfare in Shenandoah National Park amid cold weather, with formal dedication to come. Shenandoah District Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs plans April 13 meeting at Homestead Hot Springs with Mrs Ben Derman giving Elevate Elegant lecture demonstration. Reservations by April 9 to Mrs J R Snead.
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