Obituary of Sloan Gore and service details
Sloan Gore a Congregational United Church of Christ member and Army WWI veteran belonged to several professional clubs including Winchester Parts and Service Managers Club and United Commercial Travelers. He is survived by his widow two brothers Fred B. Gore and Claude T. Gore one sister Mrs. Margaret G. Snapp nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m at the Congregational United Church of Christ conducted by Rev Morgan S Haney. Burial Mount Hebron. The body will be at the church one hour before service.
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Sloan Ford
Congregational United Church of Christ
Winchester Parts and Service Mnagers Club
United Commercial Travelers
State Dealers and Parts Service Club
Fred B. Gore
Stephens City
Claude T. Gore
Clearbrook
Funeral Services for Gertrude Orndorff Ray Kern and Gore
Funeral services are set for Gertrude Orndorff on Wednesday at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home. Ray P Kern will be honored at a Wednesday 3 30 service. A Thursday 1 30 service for Guy L Gore will be held at Congregational United Church of Christ.
Obituary notices list multiple Winchester area deaths
Mrs. Gertrude Orndorff 87 of 706 South Cameron Street died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Mrs. Dora Orndorff Vance 67 of 24 Jackson Avenue died at home. Born May 26 1898 Star Tannery, widow of William Boyd Vance. Survived by six sons, one daughter, 23 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, four sisters, one brother. Burial Gravel Springs Church. Body at Omps Funeral Home. Ray P. Kern 75 Route No. 1 died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Service 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed.
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Gertrude Orndorff
South
Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Dora Orndorff Vance
Jackson Ave
Vance
Star Tannery
Joseph T
Sarah Orndorff
William Boyd Vance
Gravel Springs
Ridgeway
W. Va
Roy B. Vance
Akron
Ohio
Mary M. Lupton
Winchester
Mary Sprow
Fanny Mowery
Fayetteville
Ida Webb
Baltimore
Betty Brill
Strasburg
Joseph Orndorff
Hagerstown
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church
Harold Fuller
Omps Funeral Home
Ray P. Kern
E. T. Clark
Carl Kerns
Homer Kern
C. Douglas Kern
R. Nathaniel Kern
William E. Braithwaite
William A. Sirbaugh
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Heart aid trials extend survival in artificial heart cases
The article recalls DeRudder’s extended life beyond a similar 1963 operation using a plastic pump, notes DeBakey’s earlier trial with a silicone device and a 43 year old patient who died after four days. It also mentions Kantrowitz’s Feb 4 procedure with an air operated artificial heart in a 34 year old who died 24 hours later from unrelated complications.
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DeBakey
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
World News Roundup From Athens To Moscow
Across world capitals in early reports, Stephanopoulos survives a narrow confidence vote in Athens 151 to 147 while Britain and Singapore reach a mutual understanding allowing a key base to remain operational through the 1970s. Moscow announces the Molniya 3 satellite launch as part of ongoing tests and program coverage.
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Greece
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
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Moscow
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Tass
Food Stand Permit Requirement For Apple Blossom
Frederick Winchester Health Department urges all operators of food and refreshment stands for the Apple Blossom Festival to obtain permits before starting. Regulations are available at 104 N Braddock St. Dr L O Fears directs calls to 662 0319 for inspection when stands are ready. Four state sanitarians will assist local staff during the festival.
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Orange
Fears
Glass Heads Byrd Campaign In Lynchburg
Thomas R. Glass, a former Virginia House of Delegates member and newspaper executive, is named to manage Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. Democratic primary campaign in Lynchburg. He is grandson of the late Sen. Carter Glass and was chosen by Byrd's state campaign director W. C. (Dan) Daniel.
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Thomas R.glass
Virginia House of Delegates
Harry F.byrd Jr
Lynchburg
Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
W.C
Dan) Daniel
Byrd
Astor estate net value revealed after death
Lord Astor left a net estate of 638288 in Britain with most fortune in U S trusts. He died in the Bahamas on March 7 at age 58 according to London bankers.
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Bahamas
Hollywood
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Ursula Andress
Las Vegas
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Viet Nam War update reports new strikes and Viet Cong attacks
North Vietnam rejects peace terms as Ho Chi Minh vows continued fighting. U S forces hit targets across the north and Mekong delta while Viet Cong strike in four southern provinces injuring Americans and Vietnamese. B52s join coastal and border bombing from Guam.
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Hanoi
U.S
Mekong River
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Strategic Air Command
Guam
Tay Ninh
Transit Strike Disrupts Millions Of Japanese Railways
Tokyo AP reports a one day wage strike halted services across Japan. Up to 17 million workers stayed home or arrived late as government rail lines and private networks faced cancellations and delays totaling thousands of trains across major systems.
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Baltimore Markets cattle and hogs report
US cattle receipts 50 not enough for a test of trade. Hog receipts 200 with barrows and gilts 25 cents lower and sows scarce. Barrows and gilts US 1.3, 200-240 pounds 23.25 to 23.75, 280 pound package 22.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Weather Today in Virginia
Occasional rain begins tonight and continues into Wednesday. Low around 50 degrees tonight, high near 60 on Wednesday. Thursday expected to be cloudy and cool.
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Rockies
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Virginia
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for the year
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. today was trace. April rainfall to date 3 51 inches. 1966 rainfall to date 11 04 inches. Average rainfall per year and per month over the past 53 years are listed: January 2 42 inches, February 218 inches, March 310 inches, April 314 inches, May 368 inches, June 379 inches, July 383 inches, August 377 inches, September 211 inches, November 258 inches, December 231 inches.
Industry calls for voluntary safety standards before federal rules
Bugas urged industry to adopt stringent safety practices matching federal standards and supported research into accidents and highway safety programs. He favored legally binding standards set by the secretary of commerce or transportation, while allowing state involvement and avoiding overly harsh penalties. A Commerce Committee member called it a distinct gain for auto safety.
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Commerce Committee
Soldier missing in Sleepy Creek area amid West Virginia hunt
A Hampshire County Army Reserve soldier assigned to a unit is missing since early Sunday during training in Sleepy Creek Public Hunting Area west of Jones Springs. He has not been identified. ELKTON funds add 1.1 million dollars for US 33 dual laning and right of way as part of next year's highway program.
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Martinsburg
W. VA
Hampshire County
Sleepy Creek
Jones Springs
Elkton
State Highway Commission
Shenandoah River
Harrisonburg
Airlines and aerospace lead modest market recovery
Wall Street shows a moderate rebound amid new credit restrictions aimed at curbing small speculators. Pan American World Airways rises over a point, American Airlines and United up modestly while GM slips and several industrials hold steady. Goldwyn Mayer and IBM move with noted shifts as the AP average edges up to 351.5.
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Suspended Sentences For Two Men In Court
In corporation court yesterday Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh 18 of 1219 South Braddock Street and Jack L Watts of Inwood West Virginia received suspended sentences. Sirbaugh must serve three years for breaking and entering and one year for forgery. Watts faced two years for forgery and 12 months for uttering. Both sets run concurrently with probation for three years. Ann Lake pleaded guilty to felonious uttering for allegedly passing a $20 bad check at Leggett's Department Store. Daniel Dearmont Wine was referred for a psychiatric examination at Northwestern clinic.
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Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh
Jack L. Watts
Sirbaugh
Braddock
Ann Lake
Leggett’s
Marshall
Daniel Dearmont
E. Piccadilly St
Northwestern Clinic
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