Obituaries for Mary Jane Sealock and Walter Oates
Mary Jane Sealock of 7113 Berti Lane Alexandria Winchester died Wednesday. She is survived by husband Warren E. Sealock daughter Constance Gillespie father Carl Gillespie and six brothers. Funeral Monday 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron. Walter N. Oates 87 of High View West Virginia died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a retired farmer and Timber Ridge Church member. Survived by widow Gertie Alamong Oates and sister Vergie Nelson. Burial Timber Ridge Congregational Church Cemetery with services tomorrow at 3 p.m. and specified pallbearers.
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Mary Jane Sealock
Berti Lane
Alexandria
Winchester
Waycross
Jones Funeral Home
R.W. Digges, Jr
Theodore Kelvington
Jimmie Schrader
Charles Ashley
D. Ray Ashley
Robert Stevenson
Paul Gillespie
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Walter N. Oates
High View
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Oates
Hampshire County
John C
Isabelle Maury
Oates
Timber Ridge
Capon Bridge
Vergie C. Nelson
Timber Ridge Congregational
United Church of Christ
J.A. Fogleman
Harry Oates
Willard Oates
Robert Oates
Charles Oates
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Sealock Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Sealock are scheduled for Monday at 11 00 A M at Jones Funeral Home.
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Middletown Man Cleared by Jury in Armed Robbery Case
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury acquitted Paul Eugene Washington of armed robbery in the Brake Shoe Grocery heist on Paper Mill. Witnesses for the defense said he was at a ball game. Gaither testified Washington rode in the car during the crime. The session also heard Nancy Holliday contesting vehicle confiscation tied to her brother, with a bench warrant issued for unauthorized use.
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Middletown
LaVerne Grimm
Charlotte Washington
Sue Finley
Washington
Lynn Williams
Thomas William Gaither
S. Cameron St
Miller Says Va. Schools To Stay Open
Virginia Attorney General Andrew P. Miller states the state will keep schools open despite federal busing orders. He echoes Governor Holton on resisting disruptive busing and notes readiness to address possible local funding for transport if courts demand it.
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Virginia
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Prison uprising shootout linked to Soledad Brothers case
A violent encounter at a California prison led to hostages seized by three black convicts and an intruder. Deputies and sheriffs pursued the group to a van near the building archway as 100 officers closed in. An official described a fatal exchange with gunfire beginning after a 30-30 rifle was fired.
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Denied charge of heavy partying on USS Pueblo
Navy commander Loyd M. Bucher disputes Edward Murphy's claim of excessive drinking aboard the Pueblo before its 1968 capture. Murphy says partying affected explosives and security. Bucher cites limited medicinal drinking and rejects forced party culture while promoting his book in New York.
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Miss Kline to Lead Devotions at Joint Club Meeting
Miss Bertha Kline will lead devotions for the joint Golden Rule and Comrade Bible classes tomorrow at 9 40 in the Golden Rule classroom. Victor L. Ridgeway will teach the lesson.
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Orthodox Church Honors Russian Monk in Alaska Canonization
Orthodox leaders gather in Kodiak for the four day canonization of Father Herman seen as the first saint from the Western Hemisphere. The casket from Spruce Island will be paraded around the Kodiak Mission church before viewing and a vigil for the Feast of St Herman. Notables include Metropolitan Ireney of New York Archbishop Paul of Kuopio and Bishop Theodosius of Sitka.
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Ireney
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Sitka
Alaska
Paul
Kuopio
Finland
Orthodox Church of Finland
Valaamo
Cholera Closes 4 Russian Cities to Foreign Tourists
Moscow reports four major industrial cities Astrakhan Volgograd Ulyanovsk and Odessa closed to foreign tours amid local cholera outbreak fears. Intourist halted all bookings for an indefinite period. cases surfaced in Astrakhan with ports and inland towns affected while Yalta and Sochi remained open.
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FTC Seeks Tar and Nicotine Labels on Cigarette Ads
The FTC proposals require cigarette ads to display tar to the nearest milligram and nicotine to the nearest tenth milligram. Public hearings start Oct. 15, with potential legal effect if adopted. The move follows a 1966 Surgeon General link between tar, nicotine and smoking diseases, and echoes past plans for stronger warnings.
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Lanolin Wool Fat Trade Name Meaning
Lanolin is defined as the wool fat, a greasy coating extracted from sheep’s wool, and used as a trade name for this substance.
Weather Wrap: Global Outlook From Associated Press
The Associated Press provides a global weather snapshot with brief forecasts and notable patterns. Expect temperature trends, precipitation chances, and regional alerts affecting travel and daily plans.
Weather outlook Virginia sees warm skies with possible thundershowers
Variable clouds linger through Sunday with warm humid air and a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Sunday highs reach the 80s and tonight’s low in the 60s. Extended forecast shows mostly fair conditions Monday to Wednesday with showers possible east of the Blue Ridge, highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. plus notes on daily temperatures and astronomical data for Winchester. The Rev Haskins and his Baltimore congregation will hold a Zion Baptist Church service in Boyce tomorrow at 6 p.m.
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Rainfall totals and averages over five years and monthly norms
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ends 8:30 a.m. today is none. August rainfall to date is 11 inches, 1970 year to date 23.54 inches. Five year totals show 1965 26.85, 1966 33.82, 1967 36.48, 1968 32.56, 1969 36.05 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 57 years lists January 2.40, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.10, May 3.65, June 3.69, July 3.84, August 3.78, September 2.08, October 3.06, November 2.53, December 2.36 inches.
Arraignment Deferred in Frederick County Court
Winfield Smoot 35 of White Post faces abduction and murder charges in the July 31 slaying of Beulah Mae Smedley. Arraignment postponed to next Friday as he seeks counsel. bail set at 10000 for abduction and none for murder. Smoot wounded in the mouth same day and moved to Winchester jail. Also in court, two men convicted for theft of motor oil from Doug's Esso.
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Frederick County
Winfield Smoot
White Post
W. Erle Edwards
Beulah Mae Smedley
Rt. 1
Winchester
Mr. Smoot
Memorial Hospital
Winchester-Frederick County
Doug
Esso
Alvin L. Rinker, Jr
E. Piccadilly Sr
Greenwood Road Volunteer Fire Hall Groundbreaking Service
The Greenwood Road Volunteer Fire Co. to hold groundbreaking for a new fire hall on Monday at 6 p.m. weather permitting. Dr Ralph Braunschweig president invites the community to attend the ceremony on Greenwood Road off Senseny Road.
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Filling Station Stays Open 24 Hours in Johannesburg
A rural Johannesburg filling station announces it will remain open 24 hours daily in response to customer requests. The notice states the extended hours apply to the establishment.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Quiz results point to a diverse set of topics
The list includes Long Island and Alaska as answers. Also mentioned are Lexington Massachusetts 17th collector of customs secretary of state Missouri Mexico and stock market.
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Long Island
Alaska
Lexington
Mass
17Th
Collector of Customs
Secretary of State
Missouri
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