Obituary notice for Arthur L. Brewer, 88, Mountain Falls Route
Arthur Lee Brewer, 88, of Mountain Falls Route, died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 18, 1880, in Frederick County, he was a former employee of O Sullivan Rubber Co. and a member of St Johns Lutheran Church. Surviving are four children and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. a son Howard Franklin Brewer and a daughter preceded him.
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Arthur Lee Brewer
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brewer
Frederick County
Benjamin Franklin
Rose Cornell Brewer
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Della Elizabeth Orndorf
Boyd McKinley Brewer
Sunnyside Station
James Lee Brewer
Kenneth
Ethel) Carl
Winchester
Jeanette Whitlock
Greensboro
N.C
Howard Franklin Brewer
Dorothy Virginia DeHaven
van Fossen St
DeHaven
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Agnes Potter Hovermale
Henry J. Hovermale
Paul B. DeHaven
Braddock Street
Russell
Hazel) Mason
Robert
Naomi) Trenary
P. Gayle DeHaven
Stewart A. DeHaven
Alexandria
Luther
Freda) Tevalt
Funeral Services for Dove DeHaven Bowers and Coffey Held
Funeral notices list services for Joh A. Dove Dorothy Virginia DeHaven and Georgia L. Bowers with arrangements at Jones Funeral Home Omps Funeral Home and burial in St Johns Cemetery. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren and calls for viewing hours this evening.
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Dorothy Virginia DeHaven
Jones Funeral Home
Arthur L. Brewer
St. Johns Cemetery
Mt. Williams
Funeral service for John A. Dove set for tomorrow
John A. Dove of Princeton Drive College Park will be ducted to a 3:30 p.m. service led by Dr. E T Clark at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers include Francis P Lages Thomas A Russell Adrian C Starry Philip B Sch lad t Eustace B Jackson and Dr Carroll H Iden. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John A. Dove
Princeton Drive
College Park
E. T. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Francis P. Lages
Thomas A. Russell
Adrian C. Starry
Philip B. Schladt
Eustace B. Jackson
Carroll H. Iden
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Clarke Supervisors OK Tight Limits on 2 4 D Use
Clarke County supervisors approved an ordinance to sharply curb 2 4 D herbicides with stiff penalties. A Sept 2 public hearing was set, with exceptions for pastures, corn, small grains and a controlled helicopter spray experiment subject to landowner and board approval. The measure requires licensing of custom sprayers and repeals the old 2 4 D law.
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Berryville
Clarke County
David Donovan
Board of Supervisors
Steel industry raises prices on rolled products
U S Steel led price hikes on hot and cold rolled steel with a 9.50 increase for galvanized items. Major producers Republic, Jones & Laughlin, National and Wheeling-Pittsburgh matched U S Steel, while Bethlehem Armco Inland and Sharon Steel timed increases late last week. General Motors Fisher Body delayed shipments awaiting price reassessment.
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U.S. Steel
General Motors
Fisher Body
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
National
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Bethlehem
Armco
Inland
Sharon Steel
Front Royal Fire Damages Home but Not Entirely
Chief Turner reported a basement flash fire caused by an explosion in a house. Neighbors alerted emergency services after the blast. Mr Streets and his wife were treated at Warren Memorial and Charlottesville hospitals. Firefighters used gas masks, pumped and flushed the basement, and rid it of gasoline fumes for over two hours.
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Turner
Streets
Warren Memorial Hospital
Charlottesville Hospital
Early Wall Street Dips Amid Moderate Activity
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 819.48 at 10:30 a.m. after a 3 point drop in a cautious start to trading. Mixed results across blue chips included IBM up 1.4 percent, U S Smelting higher, and Penn Central slipping, with several tech and energy names showing fractional moves on light to moderate volume.
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New York
IBM
U.S
Penn Central Co
North Vietnam Frees U S Prisoners As Humanitarian Gesture
A captured American pilot describes rescue by a North Vietnamese fishing boat, then detention with adequate care and even spectacles. North Vietnam says it is releasing three prisoners as a humanitarian gesture in honor of American Independence Day, the first releases since last year.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Rain Helps Some Crops But Drought Lingers In Area
Farmers report rain boosting late fruit varieties corn and pastures while wheat suffers from recent downpours. GENE LARRICK of Hayfield notes lush green pastures and improved crops including apples peaches corn and hay though water tables remain low and springs have not recovered. H Paul Rhodes and Mr Laise echo that rain soaks soil but sun is still needed.
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Gene Larrick
Hayfield
Mr. Larrick
Larrick
H. Paul Rhodes
Festival Orchestra Set for Symphonic Concert
The Festival Orchestra led by Dr. Lert rehearses with video review tech from the American League workshop. Saturday at 8:30 the 95‑piece ensemble performs a program including Elgars Pomp and Circumstance No. 1, Saint Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso with Mr. Chapo, Dvoraks Slavonic Dance No. 8, Fledermaus Overture, Sibelius Finlandia, Tchaikovskys Waltz from Sleeping Beauty, Mendelssohns Wedding March, and selections from My Fair Lady.
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Elgar
Saint Saens
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Dvorak- Szell
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Strauss
Sibelius
Tahcikovsky
Mendelssohn
Lerner-Loewe
Youth Lands Plane After Pilot Dies in Alarmed Landing
California youth John Dorr Jr., 20, who had never piloted a plane, landed a two-engine amphibious aircraft with 12 passengers aboard at Prince George Airport after the pilot died of a heart attack. An aiding pilot from Vancouver guided the effort and radioed landing instructions.
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Prince George
Big
California
John Dorr Jr
Dorr
Trembler Lake
Here
Northwest Territories
Stu Spurr
Vancouver
British Columbia Airlines
Two vehicles collide injuring twenty one in rain slick intersection
A Trailways bus and a car collided at Bladensburg Road and New York Ave in Washington injuring 21. The car driver Herbert Bruce 26 of Baltimore was charged with running a red light as the bus bound for Baltimore and Philadelphia was destroyed.
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Washington
Trailways
Herbert Bruce
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bladensburg Road
New York Ave
N. E
Weather Summary for Virginia and Winchester
Partly cloudy today with a low mid 60s and highs in the 80s. Tomorrow stays fair with mild temperatures. Winchester notes show sunset at 8 20 p m and sunrise at 6 17 a m with a new moon on Aug 13.
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Virginia
Rainfall Averages And Totals For The Periods Given
Rainfall figures show totals up to 8 30 this morning on 08 August 1969 2 26 inches for the year to date and 22 08 inches for the previous year. Average monthly rainfall for 56 years is listed with 56 year December total at 36 43 inches.
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Computer Sciences
Northwest Airlines
Dictaphone Corp
Xerox
Atlantic Richfield
POWs Families React Joyfully At News Of Releases
Families of three U S service members welcomed reports of their release from North Vietnam with joy and hope. Air Force Captain Wesley Lewis Rumble’s mother said she’s waiting for the Air Force to confirm. Douglas Hegdahl’s father Abe Hegdahl spoke of relief and anticipation as the men head for Laos Bangkok and New York.
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Associated Press
U.S
Lyle Rumble
Oroville
Calif
Air Force
Wesley Lewis Rumble
Rumble
Robert Franchot Frishman
Santee
Navy
Rennie Davis
Hanoi
Laos
Bangkok
New York
Davis
Anthony Charles Andrews
Gale
Wichita
Kan
University of Kansas
Charles H. Anedrews
Chico
Virginia Won’t Attend Maddox Southern Educators Meeting
Virginia will be absent from the August 16 meeting called by Georgia Governor Lester Maddox to oppose what organizers call federal control of schools. Virginia Superintendent Woodrow Wilkerson cannot attend due to a prior commitment. Governor Mills Godwin Jr. will also not attend.
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Richmond
Virginia
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wilkerson
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Maddox
Godwin
Cooks Paint Barbara Emter’s Home in Surprise Gift
In Bismarck North Dakota Barbara Emter a longtime cook at a local restaurant retired and received an unusual farewell gift from fellow kitchen staff. The cooks bakers and salad makers spent a day painting her white frame house with restaurant funds covering the paint. The work was done in one day across two shifts.
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Bismarck, N.D
Bismarck
Barbara Emter
Answers to quiz on history and culture
Filly is a young female horse. Statements cover topics from the French and Indian War to classic film stars. The list includes deflate as a term, acknowledgments of true and false, and references to Britain France Audrey Hepburn Penny and birthright concepts.
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