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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1967

Page

2

Mrs. Cammack of Albany Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs. Howard H. Cammack of Albany New York mother of the Rev. David Cammack of Berryville died August 1 in an Albany hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband daughter Mrs. B Y Brester of Albany and numerous grandchildren. Service held at St Peters Episcopal Church followed by burial in Huntington West Virginia. The Cammacks had been visiting Essex New York en route home. STINGING ANTS Burn describes fire ants and vesting ants among sting types.

Howard H. Cammack Albany N.Y David Cammack Berryville B.Y Brester David Cammacks Essex St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Cammack Huntington W. Va

Deaths in Stephens City and Washington elderly residents

Robert E. Helmick 84 of Stephens City dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital born in Highland County Sept 9 1882 married Ethel Landes Oct 30 1916 worked 20 years at James L Gardener Lumber Co later John W Rosenberger Co care center member of Stephens City Methodist Church survived by three daughters two sisters ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren funeral 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home burial Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City. Mamie Himelright McIlwee 80 dies at National Lutheran Home for the Aged Washington born Star Tannery W Va daughter of John Y and Hattie Himelright last of ten siblings lived in Winchester survived by four children and seven grandchildren funeral 11 a.m. Saturday burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery Washington.

Robert E. Helmick Stephens City Winchester Memorial Hospital Helmick Highland County Adam C Amanda Gunn Helmick Ethel O. Landes James L. Gardener Lumber Co John W. Rosenberger & Co Stephens City Methodist Church Paul Shifflett Raymond Smith Edward Clowser Virginia Beach Julia Shumate Hot Springs Della Sibert Waynesboro McIlwee Star Tannery W. Va John Y Hattie Racey Himelright Winchester Hattie Hawkins Hartsville S.C Mae Davis Sun City Ariz James T. McIlwee John G. McIlwee McLean

Memorial service for Robert E. Helmick Thursday

A memorial service for Robert E. Helmick is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Jones Funeral Home. The arrangement details are provided by the Jones Funeral Home.

Strother Adams Dies at Home in Winchester

Strother Adams 46 died yesterday at 71214 N Loudoun St Winchester of a gunshot wound to the head as per Dr Douglass Hill medical examiner. A WWII veteran and cabinetmaker, he was born December 11 1920 in Winchester and survived by his widow and numerous children and siblings. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev Henry S Amidon at Ones Funeral Home. Burial in National Cemetery Winchester.

Douglass Hill Adams Winchester John D Jessie Haymaker Adams Gertie Strawderman Larry L, Adams Bobby L, Adams Front Royal Lincoln Smallwood Mildred A. Adams Strother Adams, Jr Glory Adams Mary Adams David C. Adams Vonda K. Adams Richard Adams Calvin Adams Catherine Adams Marie Lockhart Henry S. Amidon Ones Funeral Home National Cemetery

Local Group Attends National Seminar on Young Farmer Education

Frederick County school officials join about 100 attendees from 40 states and the U S Office of Education at a National Seminar on Young Farmer Education in Rockingham County. The Virginia Polytechnic Institute hosts sessions with a Shenandoah Valley tour and a Harrisonburg banquet before returning to Blacksburg for further sessions.

Frederick County Rockingham County Virginia Polytechnic Institute U.S. Office of Education Virginia Melton Wright James Wood High School James C. Gordon Henry M. Davis James Wood Roy and Loretta McDonald MA. Gordon Mr. McDonald Young Farmer Association

Wall Street firms gain despite mixed early trading

Wall Street opened with more advancers than decliners as the Dow hovered, autos eased, steels edged up and oils mixed. Notable moves included Outboard Marine up near 2, Commonwealth Oil up 1, Polaroid over 2, and Eastern Air Lines above 1. The session was shortened to four hours to clear post‑trading backlogs amid talks of tax and auto labor issues.

New York Dow Jones Outboard Marine Commonwealth Oil Polaroid Eastern Air Lines Hupp International Paper Chrysler Standard Oil New Jersey

Virginia Localities Share of Sales Tax Reveals Totals

State Comptroller Sidney Day Jr. reported Virginia localities received 63.6 million dollars from sales taxes for the year ended June 30. Norfolk accounted for 1.9 million from the state levy and 2.7 million from local tax. Richmond collected 1.22 million and 3.05 million, respectively, while Fairfax County led with 5.5 million. Cities held 29.3 million and counties 34.3 million.

Richmond Sidney C. Day Jr Virginia Norfolk Fairfax County

Goose raises brood at South African dam after duck-killing spree

Eight years after an Egyptian goose settled at Beauchamp Robertson's dam in Little Brak River the bird killed most ducks, bonded with two drakes, and laid 59 eggs in several clutches with only three hatching. Now three crossbred birds with red legs warn visitors and defend the area.

Port Elizabeth South America Beauchamp Robertson Little Brak River Here Robertson

Denver Suffered Its Strongest Recorded Earthquake

A 5.3 quake, the strongest Denver has seen, rattled dishes and windows with cracked walls reported. The tremor reached 120 miles away, felt in Fort Morgan Greeley Fort Collins Longmont Boulder Air Force Academy and Pueblo without immediate injuries. The AP office teletype machines shook at the scene.

Denver Colo Maurice Major Colorado School of Mines Fort Morgan Greeley Here Fort Coblins Longmont Boulder U.S. Air Force Academy Pueblo Associated Press Office

Refinery Blaze Kills Three at Cities Service Plant

Fire control squads searched the Cities Service Oil Co refinery near Lake Charles after a massive early morning blast and fire killed three workers. Fourteen explosions followed the initial blast. authorities feared two more missing men. Firefighters let flames burn overnight to avoid igniting trapped gases while they assessed damage to a one block area and surrounding buildings.

Lake Charles Cities Service Oil Co

Virginia Weather Today Mostly Cloudy With Showers

Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight in Virginia. Lows 64 to 72. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler. Winds southwest around 12 mph. Winchester skies include sunset at 8 17 p m and sunrise 6 20 a m with moon set at 10 32 p m.

Rainfall totals and averages by month and year

Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 am shows none. August rainfall to date 1 82 inches. 1967 rainfall to date 20 87 inches. Five year: 1962 39 73. 1963 33 46. 1964 31 63. 1965 26 85. 1966 33 32. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years listed by month.

Vietnamese Envoy Dat Described As Much Improved

Dr. Dat, recently attached to the embassy in Washington, has a long background in the United States including a 1954 to 1959 Cornell PhD and a 1963 stint as first secretary to the embassy. The Pi Rho Zeta convention in Middletown features 115 delegates, with tours of Monroe College and a Belle Grove Garden Club picnic followed by Washington sightseeing and an awards banquet. The week includes business meetings and a Governor General’s Breakfast honoring Governor General and Mrs. Husson.

Dat Washington Cornell University New York Korea United States Pi Rho Zeta U.S Canada Middletown Monroe College Belle Grove Garden Club

Vast Boat Disaster Leaves Near 100 Feared Drowned

Western diplomats in Bucharest report nearly 100 believed dead after a pleasure boat capsized on Lake Lacul Tei near Bucharest. Eyewitnesses say the crowded craft sank in about 16 feet of water, with many passengers still aboard as a thunderstorm approached.

Vienna Bucharest Lacul Tei

Seaboard Orders 16 Locomotives From GE

Seaboard Coast Line Railroad announced an order for 16 new 3,300 horsepower diesel electric locomotives from General Electric. President W Thomas Rice said the engines will boost high speed freight on SCL’s 9,600 mile network and are described as the most powerful four axle locomotives yet marketed in the United States. Delivery is expected in December. The article notes an abrupt non sequitur about Massachusetts highway funding.

Richmond Seaboard Coast Line Railroad General Electric Co W. Thomas Rice SCL

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