Obituaries from Winchester area honor several residents
Mollie E Brown 89 of Star Tannery died yesterday at her daughter's home. Survived by six children, 22 grandchildren, 44 great grandchildren, and many relatives. Funeral set tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. John Edward Ritter 66 Berryville died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by three children and two grandchildren. Funeral at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial at Welltown Church Cemetery. Michael Fred Unger Berryville died yesterday. Funeral tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home. Burial at Pleasant Memorial Gardens near Martinsburg.
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Mollie E. Brown
Twil Ly B. Boyce
Mrs. Brown
Star “Tannery
Joseph
Rebecca Himelright
Eugene Brown
Gravel Springs
Loring T, Brown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marshall F. Brown
McLean
Ralph W., Brown
Stephenson
Harry C., Brown
Twilby E. Boyce
Lela P. Foster
Winchester
John Edward Ritter
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frances Mae Locke Ritter
Ritter
Newton D
Margaret Ritter
Harry F. Byrd
Janet Whitacre
Ruth L. Barton
Frances Kirchner
Baltimore
George Ritter
John H. Enders
M. C. Cook
Welltown Church
Welltown Pike
Michael Fred Unger
Ray W. Brendle
Michael Morrison
Ellis Williams
John Unger
Roger Unger
Eugene Breeden
Arthur Breeden
Pleasant Memorial Gardens
Funeral service for Larry C Driver set for tomorrow
A funeral for Larry C. Driver who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev A J Moreau Jr officiating. Pallbearers include his nephews Lloyd McDonald Kenneth McDonald Larry Clem Everette Driver Warren Driver Jr and Bradley Driver. Burial is in Greenhill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry C. Driver
Jones Funeral Home
A. J. Moreau, Jr
Lloyd McDonald
Kenneth McDonald
Larry Clem
Everette Driver
Warren Driver, Jr
Bradley Driver
Greenhill Cemetery
Berryville
Funeral service for J L Hauptman set for tomorrow afternoon
A funeral service for J L Hauptman who died Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Mark W Andes officiating. Pallbearers are Lawrence H Russell Jr Jerome A Russell, J Lawrence Garver, Jerome H Garver, Warren S Eddy and Virgil R Prince. Cemetery is I Q Answers 1 Jackson 2 September 3 Beethovens 4 Private first class 5 Carbon 6 Wallis Warfield 7 Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lantz Hauptman
Jones Funeral Home
Mark W. Andes
Lawrence H. Russell, Jr
Jerome A, Russell
Lawrence Garver
Jerome H, Garver
Warren S, Eddy
Virgil R. Prince
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hellman Trio Concert Ends Season in Martinsburg
Daphne Hellman Trio will perform Saturday at 8 PM in Martinsburg High School Auditorium as part of the Shenandoah Concert Association final season event. Miss Hellman, a harpist, blends ethereal classics with modern jazz rhythms in a varied program.
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Shenandoah Concert Association
Daphne Hellman
Martinsburg High School
Miss Hellman
Ireland
France
Germany
Ghana
Nigeria
Nassau
San Francisco Nightclub Crackdown Targets topless dancers
In San Francisco North Beach police raided about 40 clubs arresting 27 people on indecent exposure charges. Fifteen performers and twelve managers were taken into custody as civic groups and state leaders push for action against the controversial topless shows.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Sacramento
Mississippi Flood In East Dubuque Evacuates 700 Residents
Mississippi residents in East Dubuque flee as floodwaters cover two story homes at the town's south end. Rail traffic reroutes statewide with Milwaukee Road trains diverted 1100 miles via Aberdeen South Dakota and other lines.
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Dubuque
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Minneapolis
Aberdeen
S.D
Chaos at Ole Miss as tensions flare during festival week
A rockthrowing demonstration outside a dorm at the University of Mississippi during the Southern Literary Festival led to campus disruption. Police kept order with no injuries reported though Tougaloo College representatives faced broken car windows. In Bogalusa Louisiana state troopers were increased to 300 to deter potential racial clashes. A mediation offer came from Victor Bussie Camille Gravel and Senator Michael O Keefe.
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Tougaloo
Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Bogalusa
Victor Bussie
Afl-Cio
Camille Gravel
Alexandria
Rally on Campus Sparks Berkeley Protests Over Punitive Action
A new Berkeley rally drew about 2,000 protesters at Sproul Hall as students objected to disciplinary actions against four leaders linked to the campus dirty word controversy. Arthur Goldberg, 23, and three others were suspended or dismissed for publicly displaying an obscene lettered word during a March flareup.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Sproul Hall
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
U.S. Air Losses and Envoy Trips Reported in Vietnam
A U.S. spokesman announced casualties from a firefight killing an American officer and wounding two enlisted men. An Air Force observer died in a training center plane crash near Phu Cat. The Navy reported a seaman rescued after overboard loss from the destroyer Black. North Vietnam claimed plane shootdowns. U.S. officials denied losses. Envoys Lodge and Gordon Walker arrived in Asia for Viet Nam talks and diplomacy.
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Gan
U.S
Phu Cat
Saigon
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Roselie Cavases
Fresno
Calif
Nha Trang
North Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Taipei
Viet Nam
Chiang Kaieshek
Lodge
Formosa
Manila
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Laos
United States
Japan
South Korea
India
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Bodia
Stocks Edge Higher in Moderate Trading Across Sectors
The New York market opened with a resumed advance as gains stayed fractional for most issues. Xerox rose about 1 percent while U S Smelting gained over 2 percent. Texaco slipped on profit taking amid oil stock recovery.
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New York
Xerox
U.S
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast Summary
Mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thunderstorms likely Saturday. Lows in the 50s. highs in the 70s. Expect warm Sunday with afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures average 6 to 8 degrees above normal, rainfall forecast this weekend.
Bland Area Lions Club Music Contest Sends Winners to District
Zone One first place winners Jean Handy of Clarke County High School and John Phillips Webber of Handley High School advance to the District 24-A contest at Shenandoah College Auditorium tomorrow at 8 PM. District clubs span Arlington Fairfax Loudoun Fauquier Clarke and Frederick Counties. The Virginia Beach state contest runs May 20 to 22 with a $1000 top prize and smaller awards for 2nd to 6th place.
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Lions Club Bland
Shenandoah College
Jean Handy
Clarke County High School
John Phillips Webber
Handley High School
Lions Club
Arlington
Fairfax
Loudoun
Fauquier
Clarke
Frederick
Virginia Beach
Six Convicted In City Court
Six people were convicted on various charges in City Court this week. Clarence Whitlock, 51, 551 Highland Ave., was found guilty of shoplifting and given 30 days with 10 to serve and costs of 7.25 dollars. Others fined were Paul Arbogast, 26, 211 Brown St., for no operators license and operating without lights, 34 dollars. Alyce Thomas Bean, 54, 328 Shenandoah Ave., for failure to yield right of way, 16.75 dollars. Christopher Miller, 20, 35 E Gerrard St., for exceeding the speed limit, 16.75 dollars. Leo Harrison Martin, 57, Front Royal, for failure to yield right of way, 16.75 dollars. Johnny Clifton Henry, 19, 1004 Woodland Ave., for reckless driving, 21.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whitlock
Highland Ave
John Rice
Paul Arbogast
Brown St
Alyce Thomas Bean
Shenandoah Ave
Christopher Miller
Gerrard St
Leo Harrison Martin
Front Royal
Johnny Clifton Henry
Woodland Ave
Signs Urge Walking On the Grass in Kansas City
Kansas City Park Department Superintendent Frank Vaydik announced plans to install signs reading Please walk on the grass. He told a neighborhood council the park and boulevard system exists for people to walk and enjoy green spaces.
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Kansas City, Mo
Frank Vaydik
Kansas City
Weather Observer Network Expands Across Virginia and Nearby States
New weather stations will be added in Virginia at Mt. Jackson Big Meadows Skyline Drive Gore Turner's Ranch Cootes Store Dale Enterprise near Harrisonburg Lynwood and Stuarts Draft. West Virginia sites include Great Cacapon Wardensville Gerrardstown Shepherdstown Millville Hancock and Williamsport Maryland. Veteran observers remain in complementary roles during the transition.
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Mt. Jackson
Big Meadows
Skyline Drive
Gore
Turner's
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