Obituaries: Joseph Place and others in Winchester area
Obituary notices list Joseph Place 72 of Gainesboro died at home. He was born November 8 1892 in Frederick County, a farmer and carpenter, World War I veteran, Whitacre Methodist Church member. Surviving siblings named, funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Whitacre Church, Rev. Armentrout. burial Woodlawn. Also listed are Herndon Lawson Sr of near White Post with service tomorrow 2 p.m. at White Post Baptist Church, pallbearers named. burial at church yard. Willis Walden Parks of 527 Fairmont Ave died Thursday. funeral tomorrow 3 p.m. Omps Funeral Home, Rev. Carter. burial Mount Olive Cemetery Hayfield. pallbearers listed.
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Joseph Place
Gainesboro
Mr. Place
Frederick County
Thomas Jackson Place
Whitacre
Harley Place
Whitacre Methodist Church
Robert Armentrout
Woodlawn
Omps
Herndon Philip Lawson, Sr
White Post
T. C. Jackson
Hubert Jeffries
Robert Briscoe
James Freeman
Andrew Jackson
Walter Morris
Paul Benjamin
Richard Freeman
Leroy Briscoe
Edwin Ford
Willis Waldon Parks
Fairmont Ave
T. Eugene Carter
Linden Pingley, Jr
Robert Vias
Garland Pingley
Albert
Harry Pingley
Donald Pingley
Mount Olive Cemetery
Hayfield
Funeral service for Beulah R. Miller planned
Funeral service for Mrs Beulah R Miller who died Thursday at the home of her son Fred C Miller in Harrisburg Pa will be held Monday at 10 30 a m at Hetrick Funeral Home Harrisburg A graveside service will follow at 2 p m Monday in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester
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Beulah R. Miller
Fred C. Miller
Harrissburg
Hetrick Funeral Home
Harrisburg
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Wayside Theatre Gains Time Magazine Recognition
Time magazine featured Wayside Theatre of Middletown in a July issue theater listings. The Miracle Worker will run September 6 to 18 with Owen Phillips as general director. Phillips hopes the recognition leads to foundation grants and nonprofit status.
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Wayside
Middletown
Time Magazine
Time
William Gibsons
Helen Keller
Annie Sullivan
The
Miracle Worker
Owen Phillips
Middletown Theatre
JW Book Store Opens at James Wood High
New and used textbooks for grades nine through twelve go on sale at James Wood High School August 17 to 19. Hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 30 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. Principal James C. Gordon oversees the three day sale.
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James Wood High School
James C. Gordon
Clarke County High School Class of 1955 Reunion
Members of the Clarke County High School Class of 1955 hold a reunion tonight at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant at 6 p.m.
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Clarke County
Lee-Jackson
Two Women Injured in US 11 Traffic Crash
A crash on US 11 near Middletown injures two women when a car driven by Ralph Rivera of New York collided with another driven by Richard M. Tysinger of Mt. Jackson. Mrs. Tysinger is hospitalized at Shenandoah County Memorial. A second woman was injured with details not available.
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Middletown
Ralph Rivera
New York
Richard M. Tysinger
Mt. Jackson
Tysinger
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Bruce
Fire Destroys Hay On Digges Farm
A straw rick and a quantity of hay burned on the J. C. Digges farm between White Post and Double Toll Gate. A tractor wagon and baler were damaged while several acres of hay burned. Origin undetermined. Boyce Fire Company responded with two trucks to stop spread. John H. Enders assisted from Berryville.
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BOYCE
J. C. Digges
White Post
Double Toll Gate
Clarke County
Burch McKay
Digges
Boyce Fire Company
Boyce Company
John H. Eneders
Berryville
Night color changes in many coral reef fishes observed
Many coral reef fishes alter color at night presumably to blend with surroundings. Researchers note color shifts occur as darkness falls and may reveal new camouflage strategies in reef ecosystems.
Cattle Sale Prices Higher Than Last Year
Yesterday's Summer Yearling Cattle Sale grossed $125,094.40, up from $79,017.94 last year, with 768 steers and heifers sold. Average prices were $24.49 for steers and $20.16 for heifers, the combined average $24.38. Top price was $27.50 cwt for eight Angus steers, 461 pounds, bought by James E. Quesenberry for 114 head totaling $21,524.50. Buyers from multiple states attended. the sale was at the Live stock Exchange under the Virginia Livestock Producers Assn. with Virginia Extension Service and the Virginia Beef Cattle Assn.
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James E. Quesenberry
Stewartstown
Ermel Burchman
Buckingham
Carl Slapher
Calendonia
Mich
Shaffer Bros
Westminster
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Livestock Exchange
Virginia Livestock Producers Assn
Virginia Extension Service
Virginia Beef Cattle Assn
Greek King urged to reinstate Papandreou or call elections
In Athens political leaders urged King Constantine to restore ousted Premier George Papandreou or rule elections. Papandreou, 77, is seen as likely to reclaim power under royal mandate or popular vote after Athanasiadis Novas lost parliament’s confidence. Protesters rallied at Athens University amid tensions.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Center Union Party
George Athanasiadis Novas
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Elias Tsirimakos
Center Union
Athens University
National Students Union
Athanasiadis Novas
Nun and brother reunite after 49 years apart in Florida
Sister Mary of Juliana, a 70 year old nun from the Order of the Good Shepherd, met her brother Charles Johannsen in LAND Florida for the first time since 1916. Born in Chicago they were raised together before she joined the cloister in 192? and never left the convent until today. She now oversees the Good Shepherd School for Girls in Arizona and plans a three day visit with her brother before returning to her duties.
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Mary
Order of the Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd School For
Arizona
Johannsens
Blonde Hair Turns Green In Prineville Pool
Dozens of women in Prineville Oregon report their daughters hair turning green from pool disinfectant. City officials say a temporary discoloration will be reversed within a week or 10 days after switching chemicals.
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Prineville
Ore
Oregon
Indonesians Attack U S Consulate in Surabaya Riot
About 7 000 Indonesian youths stoned the U S Consulate in Surabaya, breached the yard and roof, and posted anti American signs. One man was seriously hurt while others suffered scrapes and bruises as security forces kept protesters out. No American personnel were injured.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Surabaya
Medan
Sumatra
Allan McLean
Workers Protest Firings At Waterford Park Race Track
About 50 members of Teamsters Local 412 marched from Newell to Waterford Park Race Track last night to protest the firing of roughly 50 park workers including maintenance staff and jockeys for refusing to cross picket lines. No arrests or violence were reported as state police and Hancock County deputies supervised. A Monday hearing in Hancock County Circuit Court will address a union lawsuit seeking to block the West Virginia Racing Commission from involvement in the dispute.
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Chestr
W.va
Teamsters Local 412
Waterford Park Race Track
Newell
W. Va
Hancock County Sheriff’s Deputies
Teamsters Union
Hancock County
Teamsters Loeal
West Virginia Racing Commission
Commission
Warm humid Virginia with scattered thundershowers
Weather in Virginia is warm and humid with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs near the lower 90s. Monday outlook remains warm with similar thunder showers. Recent rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows August total this year 0.02 inches and 1965 total 18.80 inches.
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Mone
Viet Cong Appeals Raise Prospects of Talks and Shifts in Defection
The article notes Viet Cong and Hanoi calls to southern sympathizers for political attacks and urges South Vietnamese soldiers to turn on Americans. It discusses possible moves toward a conference table and Viet Cong representation, while Hanoi seeks more Moscow alignment and mixed signals from Peking on diplomacy and U.S. withdrawal.
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Son
Nkrumah
Commonwealth
London Conference of Commonwealth Nations
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Kwesi Armah
Accra
Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Belgrade
Viet Cong
Saigon
Red China
Moscow
South Viet Nam
U.S
Peking
Critics halt protest train with deputies at rail line
About 30 Alameda County sheriff deputies formed a flying wedge to force Critics protesters off the rails as the train neared Bloomington Indiana. Demonstrators booed while soldiers in cars jeered back with no injuries or arrests reported. In Bloomington students distributed a conscience declaration urging draft age men to refuse service. In Congress the House Armed Services Committee approved a bill imposing prison and fine penalties for draft card destruction. England notes a variety of terms for the Big Dipper.
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Alameda County
Bloomington
Ind
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Skyhawk attacks and B57 crash injure Vietnamese and Americans
Two Skyhawks attacked railroad cars and barges with rockets while pilots reported heavy damage. Ground fire was seen but no enemy planes appeared. A U.S. B57 jet bomber crashed in Nha Trang causing explosives cleanup and injuries to 8 Americans and many Vietnamese. Capt Lawrence Horacek and 1st Lt Robert Johnson parachuted to safety after the Canberra veered toward the South China Sea. Viet Cong appeals from Hanoi prompted speculation on motives and possible new actions as Hanoi faces manpower shortages.
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Independence
U.S
Nha Trang
Saigon
South China Sea
Lawrence Horacek
Ludington
Mich
Robert Johnson
Osawatomie
Kan
Hanoi
Hanoi Radio
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Wnchester Evening Star
Lawson
Parks Service
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Howets
LTS, Lorist, Inc
W. Loudoun Street
Comercial Savings
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller Service
Wayside Theatre
CCHS
R. L. Bruce
Digges Farm
iLambert - Hardware
N. Cameron St
Thomas Jefferson
Popeye
Founder
Mormon Church
England
C.1. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron Lst
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