Deaths and Funerals of Myrtle Doakes Dean
Mrs Myrtle Doakes Dean a native of Clearbrook Md resided in Hagers town Md for 16 years obituary notes she was employed by the Pitzer and Ed wind Grant families and leaves four brothers two sisters and a nephew. Funeral Monday 10 am Stokes Stitts Funeral Chapel burial Charles Evans Cemetery Reading Pa. Burial plans Saint Mary s Berryville and National Cemetery Winchester listed with pallbearers.
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Myrtle Doakes Dean
Clearbrook
Altionore
Hagerssats Md
Ughter A
Annie Dora
Pitzer
Edwin Grant
Floyd
Howard
Porterfield
Chae H. Doakes
Simms Morrison
Asbury ME Church
Hagerstown
American Legion Auxil
Stokes-Stitts Funeral Chapel
Charles Evans Cemetery
Reading
William Johnson dies at home near Berryville
William Johnson 53 died Monday night at his Berryville area home. Born April 10, 1910 in Clarke County he was son of the late James Butler and Mrs. Nellie Barnett Butler of Baltimore Maryland. Surviving are his mother and one brother Craven Butler of
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William Johnson
Berryville
Clarke County
Nellie Barnett Butler
Baltimore
James Butler
Craven Butler
Costume designer tied Bolshoi to royal ballet era dies at 74
Mrs. Molly Schaffer 74 died yesterday at Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond. She designed costumes for the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet under Czar Nicholas II and later for the Royal Ballet and Opera Company of Denmark. Survived by son Dr. M. Schaffer and grandson Lawrence David Schaffer of Winchester, plus two sisters and several nieces and nephews in New York and Copenhagen. Funeral at Temple Beth El in Winchester conducted by Rabbi Harold Miller. Burial Garden of Beth El. Flowers omitted. Pallbearers named.
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Molly Schaffer
Medical College of Virginia’ Hospital
Richmond
Masha Saginov
Funeral for Edith Whitacre Haines in Capon Bridge
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Redland Methodist Church for Edith Whitacre Haines 73 of Capon Bridge who died yesterday in Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney West Virginia. The Rev J F Omps Rev Robert Moore Rev Roy Neff and Rev B F Wright will officiate. She was born April 6 1890 at Whitacre daughter of the late R E L and Florence Pugh Whitacre. She married Ellis E Haines on June 1 1909 who survives with one sister Mrs Hollis Braithwaite of Whitacre and one brother Norman E Whitacre of McKeesport Pa. Pallbearers are Russell Oates Dorsey Oates Mervin Wol The body is at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and will be taken to the church one hour before the service. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery at Whitacre.
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R.E.L
Florence Pugh Whitacre
Capron Chapel of
Christian Service
Ellis E. Haines
Hollis Braithwaite
Whitacre
Norman E. Whitacre
McKeesport
Elmer H. ‘Whitacre
Russell Oates
Dorsey Oates
Mervin Wol
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Woodlawn
Death notices Chester Shanholtzer near Augusta WV
Chester Shanholtzer 53 of near Augusta West Virginia died yesterday evening at his sister’s home in Gaithersburg Maryland after about two weeks illness. He was a son of the late John and Rosa Shanholtzer and is survived by his wife Savilla Houdyshell a son Richard six sisters Velma Peters Viola Jones Nadine Combs Wilda Conners Elva Giffin and Arvella Royal. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Mount Zion Methodist Church by Rev Sherrill Fritts with burial in Mount Zion Cemetery.
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Chester Thorodre Shanholtzer
Augusta
W. Va
Arvella Royal
Gaithersburg
John and
Rosa Smith Shanholtzer
Shanholtzer
Savilla Houdyshell
Richard
Velma Peters
Viola Jones
Nadine Combs
Kirby
Wilda Conners
Winchester
Elva Giffin
Capon Bridge
Royal
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Sherrill Fritts
Mount Zion Cemetery
Drought May Cut Crop Yield Below June Estimate
The article notes crops at 85 percent of last year's output with growers reluctant to estimate amid drought. Indications suggest yields may fall short of the June forecast.
Hamfest Leader Named For Shenandoah Valley Event
Philip N. Hunter, head of Northern Virginia Power Co filers as master of ceremonies for the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club hamfest banquet at Lee-Jackson restaurant. George B. Ritter and Richard E. Rush are co chairmen with Mayor Claude Smalts Jr attending. Reverend Alan Peer will give the invocation. The two day program includes FCC official Ivan H. Loucks as keynote Sunday speaker at Winchester Armory. Carl Horner welcomes arrivals as new equipment displays, auction, swap session and MARS meet fill the agenda. Hundreds from 15 to 20 states expected.
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Philip N. Hunter
Northern Virginia Power Co
Shenandoa Valley Amateur Radio Club
Lee-Jackson
George B. Ritter
Richard E. Rush
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Alan Peer
Wesley Methodist Church
Ivan H. Loucks
Point of Rocks
Amateur Licensing Bureau
Federal Communications Commission
Winchester Armory
Carl Horner
SWARC
Rouss Accepts Eight New Firemen
Eight new firemen were voted in by Rouss. They are Thomas W. Massey Homer E Alberti Jr Vernon L Clark Jr Charles Cadwallader Mitchell Adams Herbert Kline Stanley L Mauck Garnett M Miller In other business Joseph Haines president of the Winchester Firemen's Executive Assn and a Rouss member spoke on the stroker system and the proposed fire shop A new motor on the ladder truck was reported to be working satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Massey
Homer E. Alberti, Jr
Vernon L. Clark, Jr
Charles Cadwallader
Mitchell Adams
Herbert Kline
Stanley L. Mauck
Garnett M. Miller
Joseph Haines
Winchester Firemen’s Executive Assn
Rouss
Kennedy and Mansfield Weigh Antimissile Treaty Prospects
Senators Kennedy and Mansfield discussed the antimissile treaty amid doubts over scientific breakthroughs and defense feasibility. Kennedy argued the defense may be impossible, yet urged a eventual ratification, while Mansfield aimed to bring the Moscow agreement before the Senate soon after Labor Day for committee consideration and debate.
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Congress
Kennedy
Mansfield
Moscow
Senate
Answers to quiz fragments from a vintage word puzzle
The item lists short clue answers including One hundredth Adolf Hitler Guy Lombardo 999 to 1 True Psalms 116 11 Smaller and larynges with fruit colors Tangerine orange grape fruit and numbers seven nine Methuselah.
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Adolf Hitler
Guy Lombardo
Hootenanny Planned by Friendship Fire Company
The Friendship fire hall to host a fall Hootenanny with folk music and singing sponsored by the fire rescue unit. Proceeds will fund equipment and hall upgrades. city provides 500 dollars to each of four fire companies for gear. Two new members Norman Mann and G W White II approved at the meeting.
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Orene Fire Hall
Fire Rescue and Salvage
Fire Company
Norman Mann
Fairview Ave
G. W. White, II
Berryville Ave
Chamber Group Studies River Dam Proposals
Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce members form a study committee to craft a policy on Potomac River Basin Project dams. They will attend the Aug 13 hearing in City Hall and seek a position before Gov. Harrison receives the final report and then two months to make recommendations.
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Winchester- Frederick County
Army Corps of Engineers
Opequon
Follansbee
Corps of Engineers
Goodwin
Robinson
Virgil Strader, Jr
Willis Fisk
Passing Dishes Direction in Dining Etiquette
When the table is empty the serving dishes should be passed to the right. This arrangement lets the recipient hold the dish in his left hand and serve himself with his right.
U N Bans Sale Of All Weapons To South Africa
The United Nations announced a ban by end of 1963 on selling weapons and military gear to South Africa over apartheid ties. Adlai Stevenson announced the move at the Security Council after Ghanaian ambassador Alex Quaison-Lackey urged expulsion. The embargo will be fully effective after remaining commitments including air to air missiles and torpedoes for submarines are completed.
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United Nations
N.Y
South Africa
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Ghana
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Council
Stevenson
Motorist Penalized in Hit and Run Case
Paul Eugene Funk was fined 95 dollars by Judge John Rice in Municipal Court after being charged with leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving tied to a downtown window smash at McCrorys. Ward Waybright and others faced small fines for related offenses as authorities cited liquor and license violations. The State bars naming anyone under 18 in official reports.
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Paul Eugene Funk
John Rice
Funk
Pvt
Warren Fable
McCrory’s
Rice
N. Loudoun St
Warner E. Waybright
Aquasco
Walter C. Cunningham
Rt. 2
W. Cecil Sr
McNamara Assures West Germany on European Forces
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told West Germany on Wednesday that a partial nuclear test ban will not weaken US military strength in Europe. He stated the United States has no plan to cut its military effort on the continent, according to informed sources.
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Bonn
Germany
Robert S. McNamara
West Germany
Europe
McNamara
United States
Sales Directory: Auctions Across Virginia and West Virginia
A list of upcoming auctions with dates August 3 to August 10. Items include tools machinery trucks antiques furniture household goods farm equipment heavy equipment and autos. Locations span Charles Town Berryville Stephens City Winchester Burlington Martinsburg and Shepherdstown with listed auctioneers W D Orndorff Brumback Conner Dennis Cole Whipp Brothers Chas Duval and Ed Morrow.
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James F. Nicely
Charles Town
W.va
Miller & Tharpe
Charles C. Elsea
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
G. G. Lovett
Loudoun St
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
W. P
Stickley
Burlington
W. Va
Whipp Brothers
Lewis Lamp
Senseng Road
Chas. R. Duval
Sims Auto Sales
Hilltop Inn
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Rusk and allies weigh nonaggression pact amid Berlin fears
At a news conference President Kennedy signals a possible nonaggression accord between NATO and the Warsaw Pact to secure Berlin and stabilize East West tensions. Officials say the pact could be a declaration rather than a full treaty. Khrushchev may press troop reductions budget freezes and defense controls.
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Rusk
Atlantic Alliance
Kennedy
Berlin
East Germany
Warsaw
Khrushchev
Germany
JFK S VIEWS on China nonaggression summit and Cuba stance
The piece surveys JFK S views on China a potential danger from a Stalinist style state and warned of a possible decade of risk. It covers nonaggression pact consultation with allies before dealings with the Soviet Union and questions a summit's usefulness. It notes Cuban student passport revocation and ranks anti missile defenses as beyond current reach. It endorses a multilateral force to bind transatlantic alliance and mentions Nixon as not running.
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China
Peking
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
U.S
Cuba
Atlantic
Latin America
Reno
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Weather forecast for Virginia with scattered storms
Fair tonight with low 60s to 68. Saturday remains fair and more humid with a chance of scattered thunderstorms and highs in the 80s. Sunday looks fair and warm. Five day outlook notes warm Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday and Tuesday, with scattered showers and thundershowers possible Saturday and Wednesday.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for August 1963
Rainfall data shows 19.81 inches for the year to date as of August 8:30 am. The average annual rainfall over the past 50 years is 36 inches, with monthly averages listed for each month from January to December.
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Oh Tees
Middletown Girl, Three Injured in Home Fall
A three-year-old girl from Middletown sustained a head injury after a fall at her home. She was reported unchanged at Memorial Hospital. State Trooper L M Bauserman said the father was nearby and the child was transported to Middletown scales by on duty Trooper Bauserman before being taken to the hospital.
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Middletown
Memorial Hospital
L. M. Bauserman
Bauserman
Often Mispronounced Acerbity in Pronunciation Guide
A pronunciation note highlights Acerbity with stress on the second syllable and warns that Mon as singular and Messieurs as plural are commonly misspelled. The guidance emphasizes correct forms and common errors for readers.
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Messieurs
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Washington
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Mary Ann Green
Easton
John H. Enders
Reynell Parkins
St. Mary’s Episcopal
Church of
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Thomas Lewis
Isaac Johnson
Freder
Howard, Robinson
George Inson
Willis Lloyd
Daoline
Shade Equipment CO
Mrs
Haines Service
Chester Shanholtzer
Power Firm
Hamfest
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun ST
U.N
Africa
Ett
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
William Dee
JFK
Delaval Milkers
Cainfitters Sales & Service
Brumback's Farm
N. Cameron
Glaize
N. Cameron, Winchester
Frederick County Court House
Samuel Preston Henshaw
West
Amherst Street
Ruhannah Henshaw
Mae K. Henshaw
Corporation Court
W. E. Edwards
Charles R. Duvall
Lottie Godlove
Elizabeth Shipman
Wardensville
West Virginia
Fairbanks
Olene Dellinger
Wayne
Clearbrook Feed & Supply Co., Inc
Clearbrook, Va
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