Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star April 18 1968
Several obituaries note deaths in Stephens City and Strasburg with funeral plans. Mrs Sadie K Haug 64 of Stephens City died in Warren County Memorial Hospital with service at Everly-Wheathly Alexandria and burial at Mount Comfort Cemetery. Mrs Grace J Racey Route 1 Strasburg died in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital with service at Lebanon Lutheran Church and burial at Lebanon Church Cemetery. Racey survived by four daughters seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren with a list of relatives and pallbearers. The notices include arrangements and viewing details at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg and church schedule.
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Sadie K. Haug
Stephens City
Warren County Memorial Hospital
Front Royal
Haug
New York City
Alexandria
William Haug
D. J. Hopkins
Muny
N. Y
R. B. Colyer
R. C. Haug
Burke
Esther Kraushar
Louis Kaff
Everly-Wheathly
Mount Comfort Cemetery
Grace J. Racey
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Lebanon Lutheran Church
Harold F. Fuller, Jr
Lebanon Church
Racey
Star Tannery
Henry Jackson McIlwee
Mary Catherine Willis McIlwee
Norman Pine Racey
Ruby Fisher
Maurertown
Garnette Bentley
Winchester
Thelma Estep
Ethel Bly
Toms Brook
St. James
Paul Racey
Arthur Ryman
Carson Ryman
James Payne
Elmo Kibler
Stover
Galt Named Armed Suspect in King Killing Probe
FBI issued a bulletin on a man named Galt, described as armed and dangerous, using aliases John Willard and Harvey Lowmeyer. He allegedly registered at a Memphis rooming house under Willard, claimed to be a riverboat cook and merchant seaman, and owned a white 1966 Mustang found abandoned near downtown Atlanta. Witnesses described a man in a dark suit leaving the scene with a rifle as two Mustangs were seen nearby.
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Galt
FBI
John Wilard
Harvey Lowmeyer
Memphis
John Willard
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Interviewers Will Visit County Homes in Surrey
A county outreach for the Home Fallout Protection Survey is led by 1,183 Virginia census interviewers, many women, visiting Frederick County homes to gather data on dwelling structure and protection against fallout. The effort, directed by Joseph R. Norwood, uses identification badges and confidential computer analyses to produce statewide and local shelter data for civil defense planning.
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Surrey
Virginia
US Bureau of Census
Office of Civil Defense
Joseph R. Norwood
Census Bureau
Charlotte
N.C
Frederick County
Greta Fries
Charlotte S, Hewitt
Harriet S
Bowling
Helen F
Snapp
Phoebe W
Seaman
Joyce K, Richards
Gladys B
Brumback
Anna M
Eileen T, Johnson
Rosemary H. Phillips
Shirley D, Bauserman
Lillian R. Williams
Margaret C, Campbell
Ruby L. Boyd
Winchester
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner Set for May 19 in Charlottesville
The Seventh District fundraising Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner will be held May 19 in Charlottesville. Del. John Warren Cooke, speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, will be the guest speaker, introduced by Seventh District Congressman John O. Marsh Jr.
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Charlottesville
Del
John Warren Cooke
Virginia House of Delegates
John O. Marsh, Jr
Mass Murder Investigated In West Texas
Four people died in what appeared to be a mass murder on a lonely highway stretch between Del Rio and Sonora, West Texas. Two injured children were found and a tenth person feared missing. Victims include two women, a man, and a young child. bodies were scattered along U.S. 277 and in a pasture.
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del Rio
Tex
Sonora
Texas
Austin
U.S
Two Hurt In City Crashes
Winchester police say two separate crashes yesterday afternoon left two people with minor injuries. Carl Richard Moreland 39 of Sunnyside Station suffered a knee abrasion when a vehicle driven by Mary Elizabeth Grove 18 pulled into its path at Loudoun and Germain Streets. The damage to both cars was about 100 dollars. James Gibson 17 of 520 Eagle Place received a leg cut needing light stitches after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Deborah K. Stine 17 on Jefferson Street near Valley Avenue. Damage estimated at 10 dollars to the Stine car and 60 to the motorcycle.
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Winchester
Carl Richard Moreland
Sunnyside
Mary Elizabeth Grove
W. Boscawen St
Loudoun
Germain Sts
J. D. LeMarr
Moreland
Grove
James G. Gibson
Eagle Place
Deborah K. Stine
Martinsburg Pike
W. D. Alexander
F. Kalafat
Jefferson St
Valley Ave
Unclear Fragment Sparks Muse of Place Names
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered nouns and numbers including peaches Florida orchard New Hampshire drawing gothic pain and degrees. The readable sequence hints at a riddlelike collection rather than a coherent article.
Virginia Forecast Clouds and Showers Ahead
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers and a low near 50. Friday expects cloudiness and warmth with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Past 48 hour rainfall ends at 8:30 a.m. today shows a trace. April rainfall to date is .51 inches, 1968 year to date is 7.04 inches. Five year January–December totals range from 26.85 to 36.48 inches with average annual rainfall 36.50 inches over 55 years.
Truck Found Shrimp Missing After Theft
Henry D. Berg of Rochester New York had a tractor trailer stolen last Wednesday. Blair Pugh of Hedgesville West Virginia located the missing truck minus its shrimp load at the Pure Oil Truck Stop in Frederick Maryland yesterday. Berg valued his total loss at 521,150. The recovered trailer cut the loss nearly in half and $26,650 worth of shrimp remained missing. FBI and Maryland police are investigating.
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Henry D. Berg
Rt. 6
Rochester
N.Y
Berg
Blair Pugh
Hedgesville
W. Va
Frederick
F.B.I
Maryland
Wall Street Edges Up Amid Spotty Advance in Brisk Trading
The AP report notes a mixed market with more than 200 stocks up on the NYSE. International Nickel rose nearly 3 points on a stock split proposal while Du Pont fell about 2 points amid prior gains.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
International Nickel
du Pont
Homestake
Europe
Johns . Manville
McDonnell Douglas
Chrysler
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Meets in Philadelphia
The 46th annual meeting runs today through Saturday in Philadelphia. Attending are Mrs. Bertha Hoagland and Miss Elaine Magee of James Wood High School and Miss Bettie Via of Frederick County Junior High. The program features panels workshops and speakers with Carroll V. Newsom of RCA delivering the keynote on Where Do We Seem to be Heading and Roy Daniells of the University of British Columbia speaking on A Space to Live In. Donovan A. Johnson presides.
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National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Philadelphia
Bertha Hoagland
Carroll V. Newsom
Radio Corporation of America
New York
Roy Daniells
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
Canada
Donovan A. Johnson
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