Obituaries for Florence Oates and Mary Dodson
Funeral service for Florence Oates 78 of High View West Virginia will be held Friday at p.m. in Timber Ridge United Church of Christ with Rev J A Herbert Kump and others. The family will receive friends at Giffin Funeral Home this evening from 7 to 9. Mary E Dodson 50 of Stephens City died yesterday in University of Virginia Hospital. She was born May 24 1916 in Frederick Maryland. Survived by brothers and sisters and funeral pending at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Florence Oates
High View
W.va
Timber Ridge
Mary E. Dodson
Stephens City
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Frederick
B. F. Dodson
Dollie Nichols Dodson
Paper Mill Road
Virgie R. Anderson
Jones Funeral Home
G. C. Richards, Jr
Mount Hebron
Gregorian chants and Pope Gregory the Great
Pope Gregory the Great compiled traditional church music still known today as Gregorian chants used in Catholic liturgies.
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Gregory the Great
Memorial Services and Arrangements at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral notices list Jessie Farmer Reynolds for Saturday at 3 30 p m and Mary E Dodson for 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Rebecca Hendricks Bly is noted with arrangements incomplete for services all under Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Mary E. Dodson
Mrs Bly Dies in Charlottesville Hospital
Mrs W Merlin Bly and Mrs Rebecca Hendricks Bly of 1725 Brandon Place mourn the death announced from University Hospital Charlottesville. Wife of W Merlin Bly the obituary notes funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Rebecca Hendricks Bly
Brandon Place
University Hospital
Charlottesville
W. Merlins Bly
Reynolds Service for Jessie Farmer Reynolds
Funeral service for Jessie Farmer Reynolds 70 of 553 N Loudoun St will be held Saturday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home officiated by Charles Hughes and Robert Sylvia Pallbearers include John W Reid Robert L Kipps Delmar E Bayliss Donald Conner Kenneth Reynolds Jr and Eugene Reynolds nephews Burial at Gravelys Cemetery Visitation Friday 730 to 9 p m at Jones Funeral Home
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Jessie Farmer Reynolds
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral
Charles Hughes
Robert Sylvia
John W. Reid
Robert L. Kipps
Delmar E. Bayliss
Donald Conner
Kenneth Reynolds, Jr
Eugene Reynolds
Mr. Reyolds
Gravelays Cemetery
Funeral Service for John Martin Feltner Held Friday
Funeral services for John Martin Feltner 59 of Nain, who died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital, will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Malcomb officiating. Pallbearers are Eugene E Hottle John Perry Nail Virgil R Michael Clifton A Lewis Harry Lee Braithwaite and Malcolm J Bayliss.
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John Martin Feltner
Nain
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Ralph Malcomb
Eugene E. Hottle
John Perry Nail
Virgil R. Michael
Clifton A. Lewis
Harry Lee Braithwaite
Malcolm J. Bayliss
Mount Hebron Cemetery
First US Siam treaty signed in 1833
The first pact between the United States and an Asian nation established formal relations with Siam now Thailand in 1833. It marked a foundational diplomatic milestone and set patterns for future trade and exchanges.
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United States
Siam
Thailand
City and County Volunteers Fight Multiple Small Fires
Over 24 hours six fire calls kept volunteers busy. City two alarms and county four with grass fires at Mosby Lewis and Woodstock Lane. Shawnee crews tackled a car fire and a woods fire, while Clearbrook and Gainesboro engines handled a vehicle and a grass fire near Route 50 West.
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Mosby and
Lewis Sts
Friendship
South End
William Godenour
Woodstock Lane
Kerns
Sulephur Springs
Clearbrook
Gainesboro
Oates Gift
Beatles record ban won't affect upcoming film plans
London AP reports American producer Walter Shenson says U.S. radio bans on Beatles records won’t alter his plan to film the third Beatles movie in London in January. The group is set to begin a U.S. tour in Chicago on Aug. 12 amid a wave of bans sparked by John Lennon’s controversial remark.
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London
U.S
Walter Shenson
John Len
Non
Jesus
Lennon
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Heart of the South
Bible Belt
Virginia to receive $450000 for student loan guarantees
Richmond AP reports that Virginia will have more than $450,000 in federal funds during fiscal 1967 to guarantee student loans. The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare said $191 721 from fiscal 1966 can be carried over and an estimated $261 451 for 1967 will be forthcoming.
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Richmond
Virginia
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Theater Robbed Three Times Since April
A sequence of break ins hits The Royal Drive In on Rt. 50 East with April 14 damage to the concession building and a cigarette machine. July 29 and 31 saw five Simplex speakers stolen. a later entry yielded cigarettes and $63. Damaged doors and a pry bar caused $25 more. Deputy Miller Owens investigates. Nearby Fairmont Ave. Grocery suffered two broken windows totaling $76. Pure Oil Bulk Plant at Middletown also entered. two cases of oil stolen and safe-tampering with cutting torches attempted. Jeredit cards stolen. oil firm says of little value.
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Royal Drive-In
Rt. 50 East
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriffs Office
Miller Owens
Pure Oil
Middletown
Jeredit
B. H. Boyer
Oil Company
Fruit Growers Meet August 11 at Laboratory
A twilight fruit growers meeting is set for August 11 at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory beginning at 6 30 p m The program includes a stop drop and stop scale spray talk by Dr C E Matters a Virginia Apple Commission report and a labor discussion by Fruit Growers Association refreshments follow County Agent J T Wolfe and extension horticulturist George R Williams announced plans at the laboratory
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
C. E. Matters
Virginia Apple Commission
Fruit Growers Association
J T. Wolfe
George R. Williams
Hit and Run Incidents Reported in Local Areas
Police investigated two hit and run incidents. Mrs. Adam Hardesty reported a red convertible struck her fence on Fairfax Lane and left the scene, with fence damage estimated at 10 dollars. Donald Largent said his car on S Braddock Street was struck yesterday between noon and 5 pm with no damage estimate provided.
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Adam. Hardesty
N. Kent St
Fairfax Lane
Donald Largent
Capon Bridge
W. Va
S. Braddock St
Patriots Day Commemorates Lexington and Concord Battles
Patriots Day honors the battles of Lexington and Concord as a historic day of remembrance. The commemoration highlights the start of the American Revolutionary War and collective memory of colonial resistance. The event underscores national identity and early conflict in Massachusetts.
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Lexington and
Concord
Weather Today Virginia and local arson trial updates
Occasional rain late this afternoon tonight and part of Friday. Low tonight in the 60s, high Friday 77 to 80. Saturday warmer with easterly winds five to ten mph. Rainfall today shows none in the last 24 hours. August to date 16.54 inches. Local court report covers arson case against Anderson with testimony from Evelyn Spaid and witnesses Hollis and Boyd. Trial notes discuss material evidence and witness credibility.
Fugitive Walsh Arrested in Winchester on Fraud Charges
Edward Martin Walsh, a 55 year old wanted by Elizabeth New Jersey police on fraud charges, was captured yesterday in Winchester at Kent and Piccadilly streets. New Jersey authorities plan extradition. Walsh allegedly passed bad checks in New Jersey Ohio Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Edward Martin Walsh
Francis Funk
New Jersey
F. A. Barley
Fred Hildebrand
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gunter resigns Frederick County assistant Commonwealth attorney
E Eugene Gunter, 32, assistant Commonwealth attorney for Frederick County, resigns effective Sept 1 in a letter to Commonwealth Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. Appointed Oct 15, 1965, he plans to stay in Winchester and cites compensation as the reason. He is a UVA graduate, previously a claims adjuster for Virginia Farm Bureau, married to Janie Crab of Charlottesville with two children.
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E. Eugene Gunter
Commonwealth Attorney
Frederick County
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Gunter
Circuit Court
Winchester
Monwealth
Northampton County
University of Virginia
Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Janie Crabl
Charlottesville
Bryan
Melody
Woodland Ave
Sentencing Deferred in Fraud Case Involving Eight-State Real Estate
In Alexandria a federal jury found William T. Cosby guilty on 14 of 16 mail fraud counts and Jaymes E. Kelley pled no contest to one of 20 counts. Sentencing is deferred. The scheme allegedly ran from 1955 to 1962. Purchasers in eight states, including Virginia counties Westmoreland Franklin, were affected. The operation centered in Alexandria and involved about 1.5 million dollars.
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Alexandria
Federal District Court
William T. Cosby
Jessups
Jaymes E. Kelley
Oklahoma City
Westmoreland
Frederick
Franklin
Kelley
Cosby
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the Bat
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