Obituary of William Garland Tinsman 1904 58 Clarke County
William Garland Tinsman 58 of near Berry's Ferry Clarke County died at home yesterday. He was born October 7, 1904 in Clarke, son of Sam and Virginia Tomblin. He worked at Llangollen Farms near Middleburg. Survived by widow Jessie Chapman Tinsman and siblings Caleb, Maynard, Herbert, Claude, Bertha, Beulah. Body at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Mount Carmel Church Clarke County, Rev. Jesse Tate. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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William Garland Tinsman
Berry's Ferry
Clarke County
Yester
Tinsman
Clarke
Sam
Virginia Tomblin
Llangollen
Middleburg
Jessie Chapman Tinsman
Caleb
Maynard Tinsman
Bluemont
Herbert Tinsman
Millwood
Claude Tinsman
Bertha Carroll
Winchester
Beulah Pearson
Delaplane
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mount Carmel Church
Jesse Tate
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Two County Men Fined on Traffic Charges
Two men were found guilty and fined on traffic violations in Frederick County court Tuesday. Robert Lee Oates of Gore was fined 25 dollars plus court costs for reckless driving involving a crash. Lacey Eugene Ritter, a county man, was fined 10 dollars and ordered to pay court costs for operating a vehicle with no operator's license.
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Frederick
Robert Lee Oates
Gore
Lacey Eugene Ritter
Two Fires Behind Middletown Service Station Blaze
State Police report two separate fires involved an early morning blaze at a Middletown service station restaurant and adjoining apartment. Trooper P. F. Click and Fire Marshall Harold Glascock found evidence of dual outbreaks, with heat and smoke damage visible from a 1:50 a.m. fire that spread from the basement to the restaurant and the operator’s apartment. Investigators expected to determine cause the same day as crews monitored rubble through mid morning.
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Middletown
P. F. Click
Harold Glascock
Middletown Fire Co
William L. Brannon
Lesee
Rt. 11
Click
Smith III ill en route to committee meeting
Rep Howard W. Smith of Virginia, 80, fell ill on the way to a Rules Committee meeting and was placed in care of congressional physician Dr George W Calver. A preliminary exam suggested a possible virus infection with a fast pulse and a temperature below normal.
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Washington (Ap
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
George W. Calver
Smith
Town to close dump and new trash contract set
The town dump owned by Grover Lime Co. will be closed after County Health Dept suggestions. Frederick County Board of Supervisors was told a southern dump is being sought. A trash hauling contract with Marshall Williams begins Sept 7 at $50 monthly, on the first Saturday. Police Chief Sgt. Fred Kline will resign for health reasons and enter a hospital.
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Grover Lime Co
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Comer
County Health Dept
Marshall Williams
Fred Kline
Kline
Rt. 5 Resident Penalized for Drunk Driving
A Winchester Rt. 5 motorist Arlie G Rohrbaugh was given a 30 day suspended jail sentence fined 213 25 and had his driving license revoked for a year after a DUI conviction. Municipal Court Judge John Rice imposed the sentence. Rohrbaugh was arrested and charged early Aug 1.
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Winchester Rt. 5
Arlie G. Rohrbaugh
John Rice
Rohrbaugh
Masked Men Rob Eastern Shore Bank of $11,000
Four armed men robbed the Eastern Shore Citizens Bank around 10 45 a m EDT tied up the cashier and escaped with a suitcase containing 11000 in bills Three suspects were captured within ten minutes near Exmore with a fourth man still sought in woods Trooper Wayne Fincen reported dogs were not used in the search D L Ross aided the quick arrests and a money suitcase was recovered pending counting
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Fincen
Scheulen Named To Republican Study Group
George Scheulen, Frederick County Republican Party chairman, named to a GOP study committee to weigh a presidential preferential primary in Virginia. Horace Henderson, Virginia GOP chairman, named the group with co chairs Mrs. Cynthia Newman and Walter Gambill.
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George Scheulen
Frederick County
Republican Party
GOP
Virginia
Horace Henderson
Virginia Gop
Cynthia Newman
Fairfax
Walter Gambill
Richmond
Fidel Castros Mother Dies in Havana
Fidel Castro's mother Lina Rud de Castro died Tuesday in Havana. She will be buried this afternoon in the family plot near Biran in Oriente Province. She was the widow of Angel Castro and mother of Raul Castro and Fidel Castro among others.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Senora
Lina Rud de Castro
Havana
Biran
Oriente
Senora Ruz
Angel Castro
Raul Castro
Fidel
FMC to Acquire American Viscose Division
FMC will operate American Viscose as a division under direct management by FMC executive vice president Jack Pope. The acquisition fulfills FMC’s long standing aim to enter fiber and film fields. American Viscose is a major rayon and acetate fibers producer and also makes cellophane.
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American Viscose
FMC
Jack Pope
Davies
Memorials and Notices of Local Residents
A list of names appears with locations including Frederick Middletown and Stephens City. It includes Bever ly S Atwood Donna S Hannas Louise H Sanders Samuel F Warner Marvin F Bott Peggy A Wyndham Dorothy G Dorton Shelby J Comstock Doris M Frye and Betty L Plank. The brief item identifies residents and a practical nurse.
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Stephens City
Samuel F. Warner, Marvin F. Bott
Senate approves wide military pay raise for most personnel
The Senate unanimously passes a plan boosting pay for active duty personnel, reservists, and retirees, excluding recruits and under two years of service, with annual cost around 1.23 billion dollars. The measure, favored by Sen. Howard W. Cannon, heads to the House which has a similar bill. Differences focus on terms for short-term servicemen and special allowances for hazardous duty.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House Conference
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Viet Nam
South Korea
Danville Demonstrators Seek Halt to Arrests Pending Appeal
Lawyers for Danville demonstrators ask a federal judge in Baltimore to halt arrests and prosecutions until the 4th Circuit rules on city ordinances that ban or limit demonstrations. Four protesters faced charges after lying down on a Danville bridge, with bond set for two adults and two juveniles. Background protests target alleged police brutality and FBI inaction.
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Danville
Simon E. Sobeloff
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
New York
William M. Kunstler
Sobeloff
Big Dan River Mills
Larry Wilson
Margaret Ann Pinchbeck
Sally Mae Harper
Sallie Heitz
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Suit charging doctor negligent set for Nov 5
Mrs Myrtle Steed seeks 30000 from surgeon Monford Custer for alleged negligence in a operation that led to the death of her husband Russell Steed. The case filed in May names Custer and is represented by Largent Anderson and Larrick with Lynn Lucas and Jay Kauffman listed as counsel.
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Corporation Court
Myrtle Steed
Russell Steed
Monford Custer
Lynn Lucas
Luray
Jay Kauffman
Arlington
Gray Ave. Boy Admits Breaking Store Window
A 15 year old Gray Ave youth confessed to throwing a bottle through the Check-A-Board Feed Store window last July 22 in Amherst St. city police said. He denies intent to break the window. Action is pending on another vandalism charge in the county.
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Gray Ave
Amherst St
Great Seal on Back of 1935 Dollar Redesign
In 1935 the U S dollar was redesigned with the engravings of both sides of the Great Seal featured on the back, changing the bill’s appearance and symbolism.
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The
United States
Virginia Weather Outlook for Five Day Forecast
Forecast shows considerable cloudiness with a few thunderstorms tonight. Lows 67 to 70. Thursday will be clear with a high in the 80s. Friday expected to be fair and warm. Temperatures for Thursday through Monday average near normal with small day to day changes.
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Virginia
Youth Dies In Fall From Station Wagon
A 16 year old, Wayne Eugene Watkins, fell from the tailgate of a slowly moving station wagon while holding mattresses. A gust of wind caused him to lose balance. he died two hours later at Quantico Naval Hospital. The driver was friend John Anthony Serlazzo, 17, son of Prince William County supervisor Dr. Alfred J. Serlazzo. The accident occurred on Graham Park Road near the Serlazzo home. Both youths attended Gar Field High School.
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Triangle
Wayne Eugene Watkins
John Anthony Serlazzo
Alfred J. Serlazzo
Prince William
K. L. Miller
Graham Park Road
Rainfall Totals and Averages for August 1963
Rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. was trace. August rainfall to date is 31. Rainfall to date for the year is 20.12 inches. The average rainfall over the past 50 years is 36.91 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.40, February 2.13, March 8.02, April 3.16, May 3.83, June 3.86, July 3.90, August 2.52, September 2.67, October 3.19, November 3.83, December 2.40.
Puzzle of Words and Misfires on a Page
A scrambled OCR list presents items including chlorophyll nausea pinochle Shylock leprosy Connecticut Colombia Henry Wadsworth Longfellow along with the phrases twelve strikes and the number 32.
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Connecticut
Colombia
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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