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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1964

Page

2

Obituaries from West Virginia and nearby towns

Obituary notices recall J Tabb Janney 88 of Kearneysville died after illness. he helped found Berkeley County Fruit Exchange and ran Gray Goose Lunch in Kearneysville. Survived by brother and extended family. funeral held in Martinsburg. Also Mrs Edgar Willis Lacy 92 of Richmond died after months of illness. funeral plans announced. flowers asked to be omitted. Eugene Gardener Johns 85 of Timonium Maryland, formerly Ninevah, died in Riverton nursing home. survived by five sons, one daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren. services at Presbyterian Church and burial at Prospect Hill. Infant daughter Kremer died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. burial arrangements to be announced. Thornton Cass Ferebee 86 of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. retired farmer with large family. services and burial planned. Berha Conner widow of James Conner died. survived by seven children and many grandchildren. funeral set at Bakers Funeral Home in Manassas with burial in Memorial Gardens.

J. Tabb Janney Kearneysville W. Va Kenilworth Mr. Janney Martinsburg John T Mary W. Tabb Janney Herbert Alexander Berkeley County Fruit Exchange Gray Goose James McSherry Janney Brown Funeral Home Julian T. Owen Green Hill Cemetery Edgar Willis Lacy Edgewood Ave Richmond E. Willie Lacy Winchester Lacy Mariam Lacy Richard Jones Fred Saunders Samuel Hall California Bernard B. Lacy New York City Elizabeth Eddie Anne Lacy Eugene Gardener Johns Timonium Ninevah Dellbrook Riverton Johns William Franklin Elizabeth Walters Johns Mattie Louise Johns Ray F. Johns Front Royal Hamlin E. Johns Aliquipa Aubrey W. Johns Lawrence M. Johns Hagerstown Myrtle L. Heck Estelle Tabor Washington Theresbyterian Homer T. Cornish Robert Bradfield Prospect Hill Cemetery Maddox Funeral Home Presbyterian Home Mattie Trenary RFD 2 Garet Ortruck Ferrebee Salem Church The Brethren Stephens City Sadie Bobo Ferrebee Elwood G. Ferrebee James M. Ferrebee Berryville Thornton C. Ferrebee, Jr Leona P. Sperling Margie L.“Roland Mary J. Sendoya Hayfield Bernice L. Kincaid Rockville Thelma Perdue Sterling de D, Painter Wilma F. Foster Laurel, Md Evelyn E. Lee Silver Spring Berha Conner James Conner Virgie Smelser Margaret Clowser Ruby Fox Falling Waters David Conner Ernest Conner Marlowe Charles Conner Fallings Water Bakers Funeral Home Manassas Memorial Gardens

Belgian Doctors Strike Enters Ninth Day Amid Isolation

In Brussels 12,000 striking doctors and dentists face government resolve as talks stall. Rural GPs resume house calls while strike leaders vow to block changes to state health care pricing and patient record access. Some physicians shift residence to neighboring countries as the walkout enters its ninth day.

Brussels Belgium Theo Lefevre France West Germany Luxembourg Netherlands

Handley Girl Susan Goode Earns Homemaker Honor

Handley High School student Susan Jean Goode received honorable mention in the 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest in Virginia. Out of several thousand entrants she stood among the few recognized. first place went to Margery Van Eaton of Wakefield who won a $1,500 scholarship.

Handley High School Susan Jean Goode Betty Crocker Virginia Miss Goode Margery Jean van Eaton Wakefield

MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk to hold public coffin viewings

The body will arrive at Norfolk Naval Air Station and be moved by hearse and caisson drawn by six black horses to the MacArthur Memorial. A religious service will be held in the rotunda before the coffin is placed on the catafalque for public viewing, with extended hours and a final funeral at St Pauls Church. MacArthur declared Virginia his spiritual home and Norfolk his adopted city.

Norfolk Naval Air Station MacArthur Memorial Catafalque St. Paul’s Episcopal Church MacArthur Norfolk Roy B. Martin Little Rock Ark Virginia Mary Pinckney Hardy Capt Arthur MacArthur

Noise and litter vex overseas visitors to U S

In a poll by the U S Travel Service overseas visitors cited noise and litter of American cities as their top dislike about the United States. Secretary Luther Hodges urged more tidiness at the Keep America Beautiful conference, saying if we welcome guests we must keep the place clean.

Washington U.S. Travel Service United States Luther H. Hodges America

MacArthur sought plan to end Cold War with cobalt belt

The Hearst/Scripps-Howard account cites MacArthur urging Eisenhower to back a covert plan to seal China from Korea with a cobalt belt after defeating the Red Army. Truman praised MacArthur as a great military man despite the Korea dispute, while Washington officials debated expanding or limiting operations.

Hearst MacArthur Dwight D. Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Harry S. Truman Scripps-Howard Truman Korea Washington Peking China Trueman U.N Lucas Yalu River United States Walton Walker Geo E. Stratemeyer Yalu George C. Marshall Defense Stmeyer Manchura Dean Achson Acheson State Defense Department Dean Rusk Ache

British general election set for fall in October

London AP reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home announced the general election will be held in the fall. A precise date was not given but Oct. 8 is expected. The statement cites uncertainty and says Parliament will not be dissolved before autumn.

London Alec Douglas-Home

Harrison Says Wallace Show Will Cause Pause

Virginia Governor Harrison notes Alabama Governor Wallace's Wisconsin primary showing may pause federal civil rights actions. He cites a 25 percent Wallace vote as a factor in reappraising positions, and announces James W. Fletcher's election board appointment. He urges unity to honor General Douglas MacArthur and commenting on Prince Edward County desegregation, Cox hints tuition grants validity pending court action.

Richmond Harrison Alabama George Wallace Wisconsin Washington Wallace Congress James W. Fletcher Sperryville State Board of Elections Fletcher Alexander M. Harmon Pulaski Gen Douglas MacArthur Prince Edward County Virginia U.S. Supreme Court U.S Archibald Cox Cox Thevernment The NAACP Prince Edward Supreme Court Robert L. Carter Negro Rights Group

Warren Commission May Visit Dallas Next Week

Dallas reports indicate Chief Justice Earl Warren and other commission members may visit the city soon. U.S. Attorney Barefoot Sanders declined to comment and said any release would come from Washington.

Dallas, Tex Warren Commission Earl Warren Commission Dallas U.S

Hymn Sing at Mountain View Church

The Mountain View Methodist Church at Mountain Falls will host a hymn sing on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. The event features specials and group singing by local churches and is open to the public.

Mountain View Methodist Church Mountain Falls

Weather Outlook for Virginia and Winchester

Clear and cold tonight with lows 28 to 34. Tomorrow sunny and warmer in the 60s. Saturday expected fair and warmer. Winchester forecasts for Thursday April 9 show sunset at 6 44 p m sunrise tomorrow at 5 43 a m moonrise 5 03 a m and a new moon on April 12.

Winchester

Jennings Will Run For Reelection In Virginia District Nine

Rep. W. Pat Jennings of Virginia's 9th District announces he will seek a fifth term despite decades in office. He will have his name placed before the district Democratic convention on April 25 in Abingdon and cites his record of service, seniority, and focus on economic development for his district. Jennings previously served Smyth County as sheriff before first winning in 1954.

Marion W. Pat Jennings Virginia Abingdon Jennings Smyth County William Wampler

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J. Tabb Janney Edgar W. Lacy Eugene G. Johns Kremer Winchester Memorial Hospital Gerald L Sandra Kline Kremer Daniel Kremer Robert Shepherd Charles Harless T. C. Ferrebee Thornton Cass Ferebee Mr. Ferrebee Antioch James Ellis Mar John H. Enders Mrs Jones Funeral Home Inc NEA Radio-Telephoto Erik Handley Girl Manchuria Valley Redi - MIX Co., Inc Paper Mill Winchester, Va Mah Churian CUB Tractor Bruamback's Cameron St Dixie Beverage Co Mountain View Church I. Q. Ansers Redstone Los Angeles Carson City Walt Disney Asia Smithsonian Institution Oe Museum of History and Technology H.L. Mills Free Valley Ave H. L. Mills Gasoline Station South
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