Obituary: Nancy Roxann Jackson Dies at Martinsburg Area
Nancy Roxann Jackson died at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Winchester Memorial. She was born November 18, 1959, in West Virginia to Charles and Lilica Jackson. Survived by four sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mountainside Tabernacle Martinsburg, Rev. Donald Scruggs. Body from Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Rinda Roxann Jackson
Winchester Memorial
Mee
G. W. Va
Lilica McCain Jackson
Stephens
Wanhah M
Bunker Hill
W .Va
H. A
Glengary
W. Va
Wannah Lou
Dean Christina
Sue Ellen
Tammy Lorraine
Mountainside Tabernacle
Martinsburg
Donald Scruggs
Brown Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Harry Newcome Sr. noted in Vienna
Mrs. H. Newcome Sr. Ward received word of the death of Mrs. Harry Newcome Sr formerly of Winchester now in Vienna Virginia. Mrs. Newcome died last night at Fairfax Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ward
Harry Newcome
Winchester
Vienna
Mrs Virgie Hill Dies After Long Illness In Winchester
Mrs Virgie May Hill 69 of 302 N Kent St died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Luray to John W and Nettie Wilson, she was widowed from Enoch W Hill. Survived by two sons Marvin Hill and Michel Jenkins, daughter Elsie Bayliss, Flint Hill brother Virgil Wilson, half-sisters Carrie Ver and others in Aurora.
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Virgie May Hill
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hill
Luray
John W
Nettie Wilson
Enoch W. Hill
Rileyville
Dr Downey Edinburg Bank President Dies
Dr Fred Clifton Downey 87 longtime president of Farmers Bank of Edinburg died at home after a life in medicine and public service. Born October 15 1875 in Edinburg he practiced medicine in Shenandoah County since 1902 and held roles in Masonic bodies Lions Club and local church. Surviving are his widow a son and a daughter with services set at Edinburg Christian Church and Cedarwood Cemetery burial with Masonic rites.
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Fred Clifton Downey
Farmer's Bank of
Edinburg
Dr. Downey
Joseph W
Lucy Ellen Evans Downey
Daisy Vance Dinges
Ruth Hisy
Baltimore Medical College
Boston General Hospital
Boston
Mass
Army Medical Corps
Philippines
Downey
Shenandoah County
Hunter Lodge
Shenandoah Royal Arch
Masonic Lodge
Detective Agency To Help Enforce Sunday Closing Law
Ocean City New Jersey mayor announces a private detective agency will assist the town police on Sunday enforcement of the Sunday closing law. The town has enforced the rule since its founding from a 1879 Methodist camp meeting.
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Ocean City
B. Thomas Waldman
Rusk, Gromyko to brief Khrushchev on talks plan
Rusk and Gromyko plan fruitful negotiations after the limited nuclear test ban agreement. They will return to Moscow after meeting Khrushchev. Gromyko hosts the secretary at dinner tonight and Rusk travels to Bonn Saturday to reassure Adenauer that the treaty does not change the West's stance against recognizing East Germany.
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Rusk
Gromyko
Moscow
Khrushchev
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Kennedy Infant Dies After Hyperbaric Chamber Trial
The newborn Kennedy baby died after a submarine like breathing device was used to aid lungs at a Boston hospital. President Kennedy and family were at Otis Air Force Base and in Hyannis Port during the rapid events surrounding the infant's illness and death.
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Salinger
Children’s Hospital
Robert
Davis Powers
Otis
Keny
Otis Air Force Base
Boston
Gore
Children's Hospital
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
White House
Cape Cod
S Rinery
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Day Steps Out Of Political Life
Washington AP reports J Ed ward Day retires after 20 years as postmaster general. Kennedy has not named a successor and speculation swirls about a possible Cabinet post for a Black appointee, with William L. Dawson and Robert C. Weaver among discussed names. Day exits to resume legal practice in Washington.
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Washington (Ap
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
Dawson
Robert C. Weaver
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Day
Washington
Fire at Manzie residence scorches paint near stove
Firemen from Friendship and South End hire companies were called to William W. Manzie at 409 East Pall Mall Street around 1 a.m. today. They found paint scorched and blast behind a stove in the kitchen.
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Winchester
William W. Manzie
Pall Mall St
Friendship and
South End
Train raid exposes lax security and loot losses
Report describes gunfire and beating as assailants boarded a mail train and smashed the car with pickaxes. Dave Whitby recalls lying still while 15 men guarded others. London papers call for rail security reforms and discuss armed guards. banks bear loss for uncirculated paper notes returned for pulping.
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Dave Whitby
Dave
London
London Mint
Virginia hay rescue stalled by rail rate dispute continues
The ASCS plan extends corn storage for farm livestock under six months ownership while ongoing storage capacity expansion seeks to move more than one carload. Virginia officials warn that railroad rate reductions are vital to delivering hay. several lines have agreed to cut freight by 50 percent, with C and O slated to join soon, amid drought and fiscal strain on livestock producers.
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Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virginia
ACL
NFD
N& W
Seaboard
Southern Railway
R. D. Chumney
Western Railroad Traffic Association
Strabburg melee ends with four charged in disorderly conduct
Dalton Hepner 35 manager of Industrial Textile Processing Co. Strasburg his wife Ida 35 and Douglas E Jenkins 23 were charged with disorderly conduct after a fist fight that drew in Jack D Talbert 25. Town officer Frank Zirkle said all admitted consuming intoxicants earlier and the scuffle began between Jenkins and Hepner.
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Strasburg
Dalton Hepner
Industrial Textile Processing Co
Ida
Douglas EB. Jenkins
Jack D. Talbert
Frank Zirkle
Jenkins
Hepner
C. F. Brock
Antique Car Meet Gathers Tin Lizzie Buffs in Luray
In Luray Virginia the Tenth Old Dominion Meet draws builders restorers and drivers to the Shenandoah Region Antique Car Club of America event at Luray Caverns August 24 25 Registration opens at 10 a m on the Caverns grounds with judging a car and carriage building tour and a Caverns visit at 11 a m A farewell breakfast closes Sunday activities. Nearby Bridgewater Home for the Aging plans construction on a 10 acre Rockingham County site with 60 units costing about 350000 funded by the Church of the Brethren and supported by local town water sewer and street work by Bridgewater officials.
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LURAY
Virginia Tin Lizzie
Old Dominion
Luray Caverns
Shenandoah Region
Antique Car Club of America
Harrisonburg
Bridgewater
Rockingham County
Jacob S. Huffman
Bridgewater Home
Church of the Brethren
Drought Aid Extended to Three Eastern Panhandle Counties
Three counties Berkeley Morgan and Jefferson in the Eastern Panhandle were named drought distress areas and approved for feed grain relief. Congressman Harley C Staggers said the action followed Gov Barrons plea and will allow farmers to use grazing and buying of government diverted crop land with county ALCS Committee approval.
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Martinsburg
Panhandle
Berkeley
Morgan and
Jefferson
Harley C. Staggers
W. W. Barron
ALCS
Senate debate on Moscow arms treaty opens in Washington
Secretary of State Dean Rusk with W Averell Harriman and William C Foster will open the administration's presentation at the GOP Senate office building. McNamara will testify Tuesday before Armed Services and Joint Atomic Energy Committee members. Goldwater and Miller demand proof the treaty is sound before ratification.
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Senate
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
William C. Foster
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Dirksen
U.S
Sen. Goldwater
Ariz
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
Goldwater
Trials Halted In Danville as Arrests Continue
In Danville the city plans to proceed with arrests under a Corporation Court injunction and a local anti-picketing ordinance despite a 4th Circuit stay delaying trials until late September for more than 300 detainees. A federal court order halted most trials while urging goodwill between races and possible peaceful solutions.
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Danville
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court
Baltimore
Julian Stinson
Eugene McCain
Appellat Court
Stinson
McCain
Simon Sobeloff
Eeba Haynsworth
J. Spencer
Corporation Court
A. M. Aiken
W. W. Moore
Sobeloff
Test Ban and Inspection Methods Debate
Dr. Press notes Russians oppose on site inspections. The treaty is presented as the best compromise, aiming to end atmospheric contamination through verification measures and phased limits.
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Dr. Press
Five Day Weather Outlook Temperature Dip Slightly
The forecast covers Saturday to Wednesday with average temperatures two to four degrees below normal. Expect a warm Saturday, cooler conditions by Monday, and rain showers possible Sunday or Monday.
Rainfall totals and assorted figures in August weather data
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. August totals 34 inches for 1963 with year to date 20.15. Long term monthly averages listed from January to December with varied figures. Several stray items follow including sewing machine and oblate sphere references, and names such as Sonny Liston and Chester A. Arthur.
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G. Jes
Sonny) Liston
Chester A
Arthur
Cambridge
Coin Show Opens This Weekend At Shenan Restaurant
Nearly a million dollars in coins and currency will be on display. The second annual show features more than 30 dealers from the United States and Canada, opening 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. and 12 noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Local collectors from Altoona and Zanesville will display rare coins and currency, with door prizes each hour and free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
New York
Round Hill Fire Carnival Nets $1600 Profit
The Round Hill Fire Carnival last week yielded a profit exceeding $1,600, announced at a fire company meeting led by Garland Cather. He cited three auto fires and one grass fire extinguished, and noted plans for the annual family picnic on Sept 7 at the fire hall with a 5 PM dish bring.
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Round Hill
Garland Cather
Fire Company
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H. Newcome, Sr
Virgie Hill
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Edinburg Bank
Southern States
Paes
Southern States Cooperative
ASCS
N. Cameron
the State Fair
West Virginia
Lewisburg - Ronceverte, W. Va
Harress Racing
Mark Wilson
Anita Bryant
Gene Sheldon
Johnny Matson
Richard Hayman
Cetlin and Wilson
Glaize
Denny’s
International
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
Winchester, VA
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