Obituary of Riley L. Dunlap of Capon Springs W Va
Riley L. Dunlap 88 died yesterday at his Capon Springs West Virginia home. He was born March 10 1877 to Tucker and Angean Dunlap. He was an operator mechanic and farmer. Surviving are his wife Fannie Brill Dunlap and children Denny Dunlap Bessie Doyle Holly Dunlap Clyde Dunlap all of Capon Springs. Funeral at Timber Ridge Christian Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev J A Fogleman officiating. Burial adjoining cemetery. Body in church one hour before service. Pallbearers Alston Nesmith Ashley Himelright Paul Stine Carroll Himelright John Brill Lucian Wilson. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Riley L. Dunlap
Capon Springs
W. Va
Tucker and
Ange Aon Dunlap
Fannie Brill Dunlap
Denny Dunlap
Bessie Doyle
Holly, Dunlap
Clyde Dunlap
Timber Ridge Christian Church
J. A. Fogleman
Alston Nesmith
Ashley Himelright
Paul Stine
Carroll Himelright
John Brill
Lucian Wilson
Festival Reception Tonight Honors Festival Workers and Royal Court
Hundreds of volunteers and Festival Headquarters staff will be honored at tonight's reception at the George Washington Hotel. Queen Shenandoah and Miss Rockefeller will be escorted in by Festival President James R. Wilkins, with Maids of Honor and 34 princesses from multiple states presented. Master of Ceremonies Ernest E. McIntyre will lead introductions and greetings from Miss Quinn and the Fireman's Marshal.
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Carmel Quinn
Neva Goodwin Rockefeller
George Washington Hotel
James R. Wilkins
Shenandoah
Miss Rockefeller
Lindsey Massie
Ann Cover Kern
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Winchester-Frederick County
Jeannie Burke Battaile
Mary Carolynn Anderson
Miss Anderson
Miss Battaile
Miss Quinn
Rockefeller
Stonewall Jackson
N. Braddock St
Post Office Schedule For Apple Blossom Festival
Postmaster Wilbur R Johnston announces Apple Blossom Festival hours with noon office closures Thursday and Friday. City and rural carriers keep near normal Thursday and finish by noon Friday. most star routes run early. patrons should empty boxes after delivery. Parcel post runs Thursday as traffic permits and Friday until noon. Special Delivery mail is delivered as received. street box collections near regular times. outgoing mails dispatched as usual.
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Wilbur R. Johnston
Star
Taxpayers Association Submits Charter to SCC
Frederick County Taxpayers Association files Articles of Incorporation with the State Corporation Commission. Temporary chairman Joshua G. Place notes formation earlier this month to protest a county real estate reassessment. Belmont Fout John D Whitacre and Place elected to draft and file the charter. A temporary board of directors was elected, with one director from each county district. A general meeting will be held soon after filing.
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Frederick County Taxpayers’ Association
State Corporation Commission
Joshua G. Place
Taxpayers’ Association
Belmont Fout
John D. Whitacre
Mr. Place
Place
Frederick County Clerk’s
Thieves Loot Home Of Theater Chain President
Thieves broke into the home of Fred Burke president of K B Theaters and his wife Louise tied them and escaped with more than 25000 dollars in jewelry and cash. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Morris Fischer also were struck with loot not yet known.
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Washington
Fred Burke
K-B Theaters
Louise
Brandywine St. NW
Morris Fischer
Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Beauty Contest Judges Named
Celebrities Carmel Quinn Carolyn Lee Eddy and Robert L Amick will judge the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest. Thirteen girls compete for the title with plans for a Palm Beach all expenses paid trip, engraved bowls and scholarships.
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Carmel Quinn
Carolyn Lee Eddy
Robert L. Amick
Lenoir
N.C
Raritan National
Palm Beach
Fla
Holiday Inn
Shenandoah College
Queen Elect Arrives for Festival Parade and Coronation
Miss Rockefeller arrives for a city festival in Loudoun Street events led by Jack Dempsey and Dorothy Collins. A coronation rehearsal is planned with a reception at Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters and other afternoon activities including luncheons and orchard pictures. Fireworks cap the Firemen Parade with Carmel Quinn as marshal. Street closures and amusements detail the busy two day schedule.
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Barascages
Jack Dempsey
Dorothy Collins
Jackeson
Carmel Quinn
Mareshal
Handley Library
Handley High School
Loudoun St
Boscawen
Piccadilly Sts
Rosecawen
Cork St
Winchester Amusement J Co
County Plaza
GW Motors
Piccadily
Loudoun Sts
Etween Piccadilly
Boscawens
Celebrities Arrive For Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
SINGER ACTRESS Dorothy Collins and EVA MARIE SAINT along with husband Jeffrey Hayden will visit Winchester for the Apple Blossom events. Collins arrives Friday at 3 30 p m and Saint arrives Thursday evening with Hayden. U S Senator George Murphy will crown Miss Rockefeller at Handley. Clair Chenault will attend the Ladies Luncheon and coronation events.
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Dorothy Collins
Los Angeles
James R. Wilkins, Jr
Robert Gaines
Quarles School
Wilkins
Winchester
Eva Marie Saint
Jeffrey Hayden
Hayden
Senator
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Tennyson Avenue
Haydens
Dulles
Miss Saint
U.S. Sen
George Murphy
California
Rockefeller
Handley
Washington
Mme
Clair Lee Chennault
D.C
Claire L. Chennault
India Ready To Call Cease Fire In Kutch
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri said India is ready to call a cease-fire in the Rann of Kutch along the western frontier with Pakistan but warned India is prepared for the alternative. He also rejected Pakistan’s territorial claims while Ayub Khan urged cease-fire negotiations.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Rann of Kutch
Pakistan
Shastri
Kutch
Arabian Sea
Ayub Khan
Teddy Bears Picnic Tops Spring Pageant At Handley
Middletown serves as pageant narrator with the Teddy Bears Picnic featuring area children as picnickers. Smoky Bear Bill Royston of Front Royal appears as a highlight with a rehearsal at Handley tomorrow at 10 30 a m not open to the public. Participating groups include Orchesis Madison College Warren County High School Strasburg High School Powhatan School Dixon Studio Golden Majorettes Hagerstown Shippensburg Oldfield West Virginia schools and local majorettes.
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Smoky Bear
Forest Service
Bill Royston
Front Royal
Handley
Dixettes
Dixon Dance Studio
Cumberland
Golden Majorettes
Hagerstown
Shippensburg
Chamberseburg
Oldfield Dance Studio
West Virginia
Romney
W.va
Gay Hill
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pps
Winchester
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Blossomettes
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Handley, James Wood and
Paperbound books surge in late nineteenth century
In the late 1800s one third of all books were paperbound reflecting a shift in publishing. The rise of affordable, portable editions expanded access to literature and education across diverse communities.
Weather and stock market roundup with rainfall data
The forecast calls for a cloudy day with a chance of showers tonight, cool days ahead with a high around 60 to 64, and a five day outlook of cooler to warmer shifts and possible rain Sunday or Monday. Rainfall to date 2.62 inches, year to date 13.15 inches, 1965 totals and averages listed. The New York AP report notes irregularly higher stock trading with fractional gains across steels, motors, chemicals, utilities, and cigarettes. IBM down a little. Eastern Air Lines and Kodak moves noted. the AP 60-stock average up 0.7 to 339.5.
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New York
du Pont
IBM
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern Kodak
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Konev Warns West Against World War Threats
Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev warned that Western provocations could trigger a new world war. He cited Vietnam tensions and urged vigilance against imperialist ventures, also opposing West German nuclear armament.
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Moscow
Ivan Konev
Viet Nam
Konev
Soviet Union
West Germany
Tunisian Embassy Attack Provokes Cairo Demonstration
Several hundred students attacked the Tunisian Embassy in Cairo denouncing President Bourguiba as a Zionist and son of a dog. Police dispersed the crowd with tear gas after a brief battle as protesters linked the action to a Tunis embassy assault in Tunis and Bourguiba’s peace proposals. Most demonstrators were Palestinian students with some Egyptian youths.
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Cairo
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
Emmbassy
Tunis
Bourguiba
Middle-East
Livestock Market Summary Baltimore AP USDA Cattle and Hogs
Receipts show cattle at 150 with limited offerings for a test sale and plans for a special feeder sale Thursday afternoon. Hogs receipts at 250 with few early barrows and gifts and steady sow prices. US 1-3 300-400 lb sows 14.75 to 15.50, US 2-3 400-500 lb 14.00 to 14.75, 500-600 lb 13.50 to 14.25.
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Baltimore
USDA
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