Obituary of Fields with WWI service and sanitarian career
The obituary notes a poetite obit subject who served in World War I and worked as a sanitarian for the West Virginia State Health Department before farming. Survived by widow and two children, plus multiple brothers and four children. A funeral service is set for Sunday at 2 PM at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Pleasant View Memory Gardens. Family visitation is planned for tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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West Virginia State Health Department
Loyal
June) Geller
Hedgesville
W. Va
Charles
Margaret Ann) Kane
Bunker Hill
Walter E. Fields
Mitchell, Neb
Golden R. Fields
Raleigh B. Fields
Galax
Myrah B. Fields
Harrisonburg
Jones Funeral Home
Julian Owen
Pleasant View Memory Gardens
Spaghetti Dinner Sunday at Clarke County High School
The Senior Class of Clarke County High School sponsors a Sunday spaghetti dinner from12 to 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Tickets are sold by all seniors and available at the door with special prices for attendees.
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Clarke County High School
Mr Frazier D Fields Funeral Time Notice
Mr Frazier D Fields funeral services are listed for Sunday at 2 00 P M at Jones Funeral Home. The notice provides location and time for the service and indicates arrangements by Jones Funeral Home.
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Mr. Frazier D. Fields
Jones
Four Appeals Heard In Frederick County Court
Four appeals from the Frederick County Circuit Court were heard yesterday on misdemeanor convictions. Gerald Whitacre of Capon Bridge WV was found guilty of a lesser charge after a jury trial and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Lynn Lucas represented Whitacre. Marion Slater of Stephens City pleaded guilty to reckless driving and had license suspended 60 days, fined 100 dollars plus costs. Robert O Neal defended. James Lupton of Park View Avenue admitted reckless driving and faced 60 day license suspension and 100 dollar fine plus costs. David Simpson was defense counsel. Charles Corbin of Route 2 Winchester pleaded guilty to assault and battery at the Rt. 50 Truck Stop. three months in jail suspended on condition, 75 dollar fine plus costs and victim’s medical expenses. Benjamin Butler defended.
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Frederick County
Gerald Edwin Whitacre
Capon Bridge
W.va
Lynn Lucas
Front Royal
Whitacre
Marion Roger Slater
Stephens City
Robert E. O'Neal
James K. Lupton
Park View Ave
David G. Simpson
Charles Lee Corbin
Rt. 2
Winchester
Donald Dewayn Barker
Rt. 50
Benjamin M. Butler
Worry Clinic Here Declared A Great Success
The War Memorial Building hosted 112 mothers who shared child rearing concerns at the Worry Clinic for Mothers. Dr Mary Alice Douty Edwards called the event great and promised to spread the word to other communities. Local officials and educators, including John Capehart Michael Foreman and Dr Warren Gregory, discussed issues from loneliness to dyslexia, highlighting sponsor cooperation among mental health groups schools PTAs and church leaders.
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War Memorial
Mary Alice Douty Edwards
Christian Education
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington
John Capehart
Michael Foreman
Winchester
Warren Gregory
Measles Immunization Schedules Announced for Counties
The Frederick Winchester Health Department announced rubella vaccination clinics for kindergarten through third grade in Winchester Clarke and Frederick counties. About 800 children in Winchester will be vaccinated Monday at five schools begin at 9 a.m.
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Winchester
Clarke Counties
Mass Health Department
L.A. Dickerson
Frederick-Winchester
Health Department
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr School
Quarles Elementary
Clarke County
Berryville
Boyce Elementary
Frederick County
Stonewall
White Hall
Gainesboro
Gore School
Round Hill
Kline
Robinson School
Von Braun Outlines Space Plans for Decade
In New York Wernher von Braun outlines U S space goals for the 1970s including a Grand Tour of outer planets with Pluto in nine years, Skylab style orbital stations, two stage space shuttle vehicles, and a Mars orbiter with Viking landers to relay data back to Earth. He calls the Apollo 13 setback temporary and cites practical uses in communication navigation crop surveys mapping mineral prospecting and weather forecasting.
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Wernher von Braun
Mars
Pluto
Outer Planets
American Newspaper Publishers Association
von Braun
United States
Istant
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Saturn
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Neptune
Space Shuttle
Earth
Mariner
Viking
Sedalia youths tame bulldozer mishap near road
Sedalia, Missouri. Two teens, Charles Bryant and Frank Doogs, climbed onto a new bulldozer parked beside a road and tested the controls. The engine started and the machine backed up over Bryant's car, crossed the road and struck a fence before they halted it. Trooper Dayringer described the 1964 model as "about the size of your desk."
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
Charles Bryant
Frank Doogs
Bryant
Joe Dayringer
The
Highway Patrol
Wall Street tumbles on steep market drop amid panic selling
The Dow loses 12.02 to 750.59 in the worst slide in nine months as NYSE shows broad declines 1,189 to 200 with 11.05 million shares traded. Electronics Data Systems falls sharply after a $356 million paper loss and Perot's stock drops 25 points to 85 amid investor fear.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
H. Ross Perot
North Vietnam
Electronics Data Systems Corp
Perot
Charles Lewis
Treves & Co
Tsai Lun and the Invention of Paper in 105 AD
Historians credit a Chinese court official named Tsai Lun with devising the first recognizable paper around AD 105. The account highlights his contribution to the development of papermaking.
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Ts’ai Lun
SEN FONG ALOS OF HAWAII SHARES CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
The profile details Sen Fong a Harvard trained lawyer with four honorary degrees and founder of a cosmopolitan law firm. He presided in Hawaii politics 1938 1954 and became the first American of Asian ancestry elected to the U S Senate in 1959 with re election in 1964.
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The
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Vietnam
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San Diego
Church forum series draws national religious leaders
Dr George Forell and Dr Frederick Wentz headline speakers for forums on current concerns for the church in Handley Auditorium and Grace Lutheran Church. Other leaders include Dr Edmund Steimle and Rev Ira Sassaman with sessions on worship, urban church trends, and mission transition scheduled for May 11 12 in multiple local churches.
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School of Religion
University of Iowa
Frederick K. Wentz
Hamma School of Theology
Springfield
Ohio
Handley Auditorium
C.T. Vivian
Black Center For Srategy and Community Elopment
Chicago
George Mayor
Commission
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Washington, D.C
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Edmund A. _ Steimle
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Ira C. Sassaman
Harrisburg
Tilden Edwards
Urban Training Center
L. Crosby Deaton
LCA Commission
Wilmington
Del
Bernie Zerkel
United Church of Christ
Frederick
Lawrence Folkemer
Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary
Grace Lutheran Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Donald L. Houser
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Weather summary for Virginia with storms and mild weekend
Thunderstorms end tonight with lows in the upper forties to mid fifties. Saturday and Sunday look fair with highs near seventy. Rain chances 60 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Extended forecast favors mild, fair through Tuesday with highs 65 to 75 and lows 40s to 50s.
Eye Damage From Eclipse Falls Short of Fears
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports 95 sun gaze injuries nationwide from the March eclipse, far below 1963 levels. California shows 18 cases amid partial visibility, while warnings likely reduced incidents. states list totals by region and Puerto Rico.
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New York
National Society For the Prevention
California
Arizona
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