Obituary update from Winchester area deaths
J Laniz Hauptman aged 67 of 201 Boyd Ave died at home. Born May 14 1897 son of Jerome Sewett Hauptman and Gurgetha Sewett Hauptman married Thelma Lewis April 22 1930. Funeral Saturday 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. William A Taylor died Sunday services held at Jones Funeral Home with burial Fairview Lutheran Cemetery. Stella Mae Keller 74 retired teacher died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial in Lebanon Church Cemetery. James Franklin Costello funeral tomorrow 11 at Jones Funeral Home with burial Ridings Chapel Cemetery. Larry C Driver 67 of 1201 West Virginia Ave died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial Greenhill Cemetery Berryville. Hansel Everett Hurst 63 of Frederick Md husband of Nellie Hall Hurst died today in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Burial Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Laniz Hauptman
Boyd Ave
Mr. Hauptman
Ree
Jerome
Gurgetha Sewett Hauptman
Thelma Lewis
Millwood
Congregational United Church of Christ
Mason Realty and Insurance Company
Winchester Automotive Association
Northern Virginia Realty Association
Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Winchester
Roger A. Ramm
Ionia, Mich
Thomas Moore
Charlottesville
Catherine Hauptman
Lawrence Russell
Boyce
Cary Hauptman Gaunt
Robin Leigh Ramm
Tracy Lynn Ramm
Ionia
Jones Funeral Home
Mark W. Andes
William A. Taylor
Route 2
Fledy Wine
Mr. Taylor
Frederick County
Elizabeth Taylor
Cora McKee Taylor
Stella Mae Keller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Franklin Costello
Nathan Williamson
Carl Williams
Roy Williams
James Inskip
Eston Costello
John Costello
Eugene White
Ridings Chapel Cemetery
Larry C. Driver
West Virginia Ave
Hansel Everett Hurst
Elm St
Frederick
Nellie Hall Hurst
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hurst
Birmingham
Ala
Zacharia Taylor
Mary E. McGee Hurst
Hagerstown
Gary Wayne Hurst
Mary Frances Hurst
George H. Hurst
San Francisco
Calif
Robert E. Dailey
Market St
Mount Olivet
J Lantz Hauptman Funeral Notice Listed
J Lantz Hauptman funeral service scheduled for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with arrangements announced by the family.
Michael Unger of Berryville Dies at 70 in Winchester Hospital
Michael F Unger age 70 of Berryville died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital born Oct 18 1894 in Gerrardstown West Virginia son of Daniel and Edith Unger. He is survived by his wife Ida Bell Unger and multiple children siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial at Pleasant Memorial Gardens Martinsburg. A second funeral for Lula Lee Rutter Clarke County will be held tomorrow at John H Enders with burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Keller
Wheatfield
John and
Annie Fetzer Willis
Albert Eugene Keller
Keller
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Michael Fred Unger
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Unger
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Daniel
Edith Abrell Unger
Ida Bell Unger
Letha V. Sealock
Charles Town
Zelvie Lockwood Breeden
Winchester
Alex Franklin Unger
Elmo F. Unger
John Lee Unger
Mary R. Cooper
Juanita Fincham
Walter J. Unger
Pearl Rainer
Martinsburg
Maggie Markell
Frederick
Ray W. Brendle
Pleasant Memorial Gardens
Lula Lee Rutter
Clarke County
John H. Enders
M. Claude Cooke
Arthur Bell
Walter Bell
Lyndon Minnick
Jack Martin
Eugene White
Andrew Lavelle
Green Hill Cemetery
Possible U S troop increases in South Vietnam considered
Reports indicate the U S military may add 6 000 to 7 000 Marines from Okinawa and even deploy Army combat units. An official suggested the 32 000 man force could rise by about 12 000 more before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
South Viet Nam
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Bank to Sponsor Float in Apple Blossom Parade
Shenandoah Valley National Bank announced it will sponsor a float in the Apple Blossom Grand Feature Parade on April 30 marking the first bank float in over 25 years. Riders include Barbara Blackburn Linda Hash Susan Harrison Marty Fuller and Kim Lowden aboard the Shenandoah Valley Bank themed Full Service Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Barbara Blackburn
Linda Hash
Susan Harrison
Marty Fuller
Kim Lowden
Zuckerman Gives Blood For 80th Time
Charles Zuckerman donated blood for the 80th time at the Blood mobile, joining the 10 gallon club. The event surpassed the quota by five pints, totaling 205 pints, with notes of other donors reaching various gallon levels and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zuckerman
Washington
Red Cross Blood Center
Zuckerman
Red Cross
Stewart Bell
Kathleen H. Atkins
James L. Berry
Robert M. Grim, Jr
Leroy J. Hirst
Othmar C. Pless
Esten O. Rudolph, Jr
Frank W. Welch
Stephens City
American Brake Shoe
Intertype
U.S. Government
Sacred Heart Monastery
Valley Distributors
O’sullivan Rubber Co
Ashworth Brothers
National Fruit
Virginia Toll Rises as Fatal Crashes Claim More Lives
The AP reports Virginia highway deaths bring the toll to 278, with multiple local fatalities across Alexandria Charlottesville and King George County. Among the dead are Paul Ray Goodman, 3, in Alexandria. James F. Hubbard Jr., 59, in Alexandria. William Milton Hurst, 23, in Charlottesville. and Joseph Buckner Eddins Jr., 18, of Richmond. An Indiana tornado victim, Anna Dillman, 80, died in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia
Alexandria
Paul Ray Goodman
James F. Hubbard Jr
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Charlottesville
Willian Milton Hurst
Rt. 1
Vinton
U.S. 29
Richmond
Joseph Buckener Eddins Jr
King George County
Elkhart
Ind
Indiana
Anna Dillman
PTA Groups Elect Wright and Voight Leaders
William R. Wright of Valley Mill Road was elected president of the James Wood Parent-Teachers Association. At Kline Elementary PTA meeting at James Wood, Mrs. Lokie L. Voight was re elected president, with Kroggel as VP and Smith as secretary, Berlin as treasurer. James Wood group elected Worsley as VP Hall as secretary and Harmon as treasurer. A post meeting panel with Dr Melton Wright discussed teen social activities pressures on teens causes of unrest and moral trends. Panelists included Mrs Richard K. Goode Shenandoah PTA director Rev William A. Lyons Braddock Street Methodist Church and James C. Gordon James Wood High principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wright
Valley Mill Road
James Wood
Parent-Teachers Association
Kline Elementary Pta
Lokie L. Voight
Laurence P. Kroggel
Alson Smith
J. D. Berlin
James Wood Group
R. M. Worsley
Edward H. Hall, Jr
Gordon Harmon
Melton Wright
Richard K. Goode
Shenandoah District
PTA
William A. Lyons
Braddock Street Methodist Church
James C. Gordon
James Wood High School
Wall Street unevenly higher in mixed early trading
The market showed fractional gains and losses with selective recoveries after a Wednesday rebound. Texas Gulf Sulphur fell 14 to 64 1/4 as investors awaited its annual stockholders meeting. General Motors slipped 3 to 107, while Anaconda rose 1 and IBM 2 amid gains in aerospace, chemicals, oils, and nonferrous metals. Eastern Air Lines gained over a point as most airlines held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Gulf
General Motors
Anaconda
IBM
Motors
Eastern Air Lines
Weather Today in Virginia Forecast Tonight and Weekend
Cloudy tonight with lows in the 40s. Tomorrow remains rather cloudy with a few showers possible and highs 65 to 70. Saturday turns partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers likely in the afternoon or evening.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for 51 Years
The report shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today and lists April 1965 totals to date at 12.84. It provides 51 year averages for yearly rainfall at 36.85 and monthly averages with values for January through December, noting minor OCR errors in several months.
Voting amendments spark clash over poll tax ban and coverage
Senate committee debates two key voting rights amendments. Katzenbach warns against expanding coverage while Dirksen pushes to drop both provisions. Dirksen wins a narrow vote to exempt states with high registration and non-discriminatory practices, claiming poll tax limits and data gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katzenbach
Dirksen
Washington
Baltimore livestock market loading up supplies steady prices
USDA data show cattle receipts around 400 with slaughter steers 1050 to 1150 pounds at 24.50 and feeder cattle mostly 21.50 to 22.50. Hogs receipts 400 with barrows and gilts 19.25 to 19.50 for 190-230 pounds and up to 19.25 for 180-240 pounds. Cows mostly 13.00 to 15.00 and limited bulls offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
USDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
J. Lance Hauptman
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Taylor Service
Louis J. Taylor
Linwood C. Taylor
Arlene Taylor
Mary F. Riley
Dorothy M. Kerns
Charles E. Taylor
John Smith
Emily Smith
George A. Taylor
Albert McFarland
Amos Wilkinson
Ralph Rinker
Charles Boyce
George
Albert Keller
L. L. Snarr, Sr
Fred H. Hershman
Charles H. Williams
Julius Beeler
Arthur D. Kline
Vernon McDonald
Strasburg Christian Church
The
Christian Church
Stover
Lebanon Church
Costello Service
Mr. Driver
Rockingham County
Henry Lee
Lucy Rosenberger Driver
Warren L. Driver
Roller W. Driver
New Market
George P. Driver
Hugh R. Driver
Frederick Co
Katherine McDonald
Fox Drive
Martha Webster
Christine Clem
Evelyn Clowser
Ralph P. Driver
Floyd R. Driver
al J. Moreau, Jr
Greenhill Cemetery
Hansel E. Hurst
James F. Costello
J. Lantz Hauptman
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Fiones
Lorist, Inc
Omps Funeral. Home
Loudoun Street
Konercial Qvings
Eee 5
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Michael F. Unger
Rutter Service
Bank
Idea Center
Our Paint Department
Commerce ST
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Robert Dale
Exchange Club
Ruth C. Orndorff
Kenneth R. Lake
Charles T. Grim
Elsie V. Fogle
James Fred Teets
Twoegallon Club
Garland R. Cather
H. Briscoe Ginn
C. William Huntsberry
John L. Lynn
Daniel Rush
James G. Shull
Paul D. Stroesnider
Apple Pie Ridge
BEE Supplies
Brumback
N. Cameron St
Wright
Voight
Wall Street
I.Q
Methuselah
Napoleon
Japan
Norway
Sinclair Lewis
Winchester and
George Washington Hotel
Battletown Inn
Haddock
Fleet & Co., Inc
Clarke CO. Raritan Club
Bill Wheels’ Farm
White Post
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