Obituaries From Winchester Star Deaths Include Kanotas and Lanahan
Theodore Kanotas longtime chef at Royal Lunch and Winchester Lunch dies at 56. Survived by wife and three sons in Winchester plus two Greek sisters. Funeral services at Jones Funeral Home and Greek Orthodox Church with burial in Mount Hebron. Charles D. Lanahan 67 dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital formerly with Schenck Foods Co. Survived by wife and children with funeral arrangements at Jones Funeral Home and viewing times announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Landhan
Battle Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lanahan
Albemarle County
William D. Kern
Winches
Schenck Foods Co
Braddock Street
John Gregory
City
George W. Lanahan
Fort Bragg
N.C
John F. Lanahan
LeMesa
Calif
Jerry C. Lanahan
Japan
L. K. Olson
Spokane
Washington
Fred Griggs
College Park
Walter Allanson
East Point
Karen Lea Gregory
Christine Denice Lanahan
Charles K. Lanahan
Germany
Jones Funeral Home
Theodore Kanotas
Greek Orthodox Church
Clifton S Jenkins Dies in Fairfax County at 44
Clifton S Jenkins 44 died Wednesday in Fairfax County where he had lived three weeks. He was a truck driver for Joseph Catalina Electric Co. born January 14 1921 in Sperryville, son of Joseph and Myrtle Jenkins. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Sperryville Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Smith Jenkins
Fairfax County
Joseph Catalina Electric Company
Mr. Jenkins
Sperryville
Joseph and
Myrtle Atkins Jenkins
Charles Stout
Baltimore
Jones Funeral Home
Sperryville Cemetery
Five Cent Coin Composition Explained
The five cent U S coin uses a composition of copper and nickel, with copper making up about three times as much of the mix as nickel. This alloy balance has long defined the coin’s traditional appearance and weight.
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U.S
Valley FMC Open House Sets Punch Bowl Christening
The Valley FMC OPEN HOUSE will visit tomorrow for a punch bowl christening of the plant worth 250000 dollars. Plant manager Charles E Sheetz announced that FMC Florida Division and G T Twist of San Jose will attend. Public tours run 8 to noon and 1 to 4, with an employees picnic and family night this evening.
Rites Set Tomorrow For Banker Richard L. Ruffner
General services are scheduled at 11 a.m. tomorrow for Richard L. Ruffner 71 former Alexandria mayor and banker who died of a heart attack Wednesday Born in Charleston West Virginia Ruffner served as Alexandria mayor from 1938 to 1942 He led Citizens National Bank until 1938 when he became president and later chaired the merged First National Bank of Alexandria until his death He is survived by his widow a son three sisters and two brothers Services will be at St Pauls Episcopal Church Burial is in Ivy Hill Cemetery The Brucetown Church Young Adults will hold a bake sale in front of McCrorys tomorrow morning at 830 proceeds support the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy D. Hoover
Theodore K
Pauline Bry
Howard T
Martin P
Virginia
June R
Theodore Hoover
Winchester
Robert G. Bryson
Siler
Mount Hebron
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Muscular Dystrophy Carnival Set for Tomorrow
A Muscular Dystrophy Carnival will be held tomorrow at 405 Battle Ave from 1 to 4 p.m. Todd and Karen Pierce will lead with helpers Hector Delcampo Edgar Delcampo Becky Cather and Kelly Pierce. Games antique car rides and pony rides featured.
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Battle Ave
Todd
Karen Pierce
Hector
Edgar Delcampo
Becky Cather
Kelly Pierce
Answers Quiz: Florida Vitamin C and More
A list presenting terse items and answers: Florida. Vitamin C. Female. 1492. South. My Country Tis of Thee. Epilepsy. Lever.
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Florida
South
Lever
Gregory Riot Turmoil Breaks Out Amid Negro Crowd
The scene in Gregory grew chaotic as crowds of about 6000 flooded sidewalks and streets from 7 30 p m to midnight. Police deployed 200 officers 195 deputies 283 reserves and 40 state patrolmen with National Guard alerted. Nineteen injured including one fireman seven dozen civilians, 17 arrests, two stores looted and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uation
California
California National Guard
Bedlam
John Mann Church Bake Sale Announces Picnic Benefit
John Mann Church School will sponsor a bake sale tomorrow in front of the Disnay Store on Loudoun St starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds aid the annual Church School picnic on Aug 21 at Cacapon West Virginia. Cakes pies and rolls will be sold. For reservations call 662 2097.
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John Mann Church School
Disnay
Loudoun St
Cacapon
W. Va
First glass believed forged by ancient humans from obsidian
Obsidian, a black volcanic mineral, is identified as the earliest material used to make glass by ancient peoples. This brief note highlights its smooth texture and historic significance in primitive craft.
Brendle Trial Continued To October 21
Western State Mental Hospitals ordered to disclose records to Brendle’s defense. Judge Elliott D. Marshall grants a request to allow the defendant to be examined by a psychiatrist and psychologist of his choosing while insanity at the time of the offense remains the basis for defense. The court may approve a testing schedule. In a separate circuit proceeding, Lee Harrison Davis pled guilty to five indictments for breaking and entering and grand larceny. case sent to probation for pre sentence report.
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Western State Mental Hospitals
Brendle
Elliott D. Marshall
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Western State Hospital
Marshall
Commonwealth
Circuit Court
Lee Harrison Davis
Seven Year Old Hurt in Three Local Crashes
A seven year old boy received knee and elbow contusions and damages estimated at 1750 in three traffic mishaps yesterday. Tackad William Jenkins Jr of 617 National Ave was struck by Homer Bernard Owens of 244 East St during a turn off National Ave into East St. Damages totaled 1000 in a Route 11 crash at 7 20 p m. Paul Eugene White and Burk Sutherland were in a collision south of police while Hilda Reid and Amy Smith collided in the Ward Plaza lot at 5 40 p m.
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William Jenkins, Jr
National Ave
Homer Bernard Owens
East St
East St. i
L. M. Bauserman
Paul Eugene White
Rupert
W. Va
Burk Sutherland
Akron
Ohio
Hilda Reid
W. North Ave
Amy Smith
Berlin Center
Ward Plaza Arking
Frederick County Taxpayers Meet Monday at Court House
The Frederick County Tax Payers Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Frederick County Court House. Members of the association and interested persons are asked to attend.
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Frederick County Tax Payers Association
Frederick County Court House
Verrazano Narrows Bridge Noted For Record Span
Britannica Book of the Year cites the Verrazano Narrows Bridge as having a 4 260 foot main span the longest clear span in the world linking Brooklyn and Staten Island across New York harbor.
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New York Harbor
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Weather Today and Weekend Forecast for Winchester Skies
Forecast calls for fair tonight with a low around 60 to 68. Tomorrow should be sunny and hot with a fair Sunday. Scattered showers are possible in the first part of next week. Today’s temperature near 61, year ago 79. Sunrise 6 24 a.m. sunset 8 11 p.m. Last Quarter August 19.
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Pacific Northwest
Plateau
Southern Plains
Great Basin
Winchester
Virginia apple industry sets fall budget and storage tips
Virginia apple officials will spend about $92,000 on fall promotion across newspapers radio and TV to urge quality Virginia apples. Dr George Mattus of Virginia Tech outlines methods to prevent scald and bitter pit including calcium nitrate sprays and proper storage temperatures and humidity.
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Toan
James Chaffins
Virginia State Apple Commission
Virginia
George Mattus
Agricultural Extension Service
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Mattus
Rainfall Totals by Month and Year
Report shows 24 year period ending today with August rainfall .59 inches. 1966 year to date 19.37 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 2 years 36.75 inches. Monthly averages listed: Jan 2.16, Feb 3.07, Mar 3.145, Apr 1.45, May 3.72, Jun 3.86, Jul 3.78, Aug 3.78, Sep 8.70, Oct 13, Nov 2.58, Dec 2.40 inches.
Wall Street Mixed Early Moves With Modest Gains
Stock averages showed small increases as GM rose slightly while key issues moved fractionally. Rail shares led gains with Pennsylvania and New York Central climbing about two and a half points, and block trades highlighted Chrysler Ford and Amoco among movers.
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General Motors
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
Ford Motor
Anaconda
Budget calls for 207 more Virginia state troopers
RICHMOND AP An increase of 207 men is sought in Virginia's state trooper force in budget requests filed with Budget Director L M Kuhn for 1966 68. The Department of State Police is authorized 785 troopers with 768 filled as of July 1. Total department requests total $25 235 010, a 40.6 percent rise from the 1964 66 budget. Supt C W Woodson Jr said the National Safety Council criticized the plan as understated, noting coverage gaps on the Interstate Highway System and potential riots and civil disturbances requiring trooper presence.
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Richmond
Virginia
L. M. Kuhn
Department of State Police
Department
C.W. Woodson Jr
National Safety Council
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Winchester Evening Star
Alexandra G
Panopoulou
Greece
Jones Funeral
Robert E. Couch
James Kalaris
Chris G. Poulos
Demet.Sempeles
G. Sempeles
James G. Sempeles
Peter J. Pappas
van Kremydas
Charlies Lenahan
Clifton S. Jenkins
Hoover Infant
Clifton
Jenkins
Harles D. Lanahan
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Howels
LTS, Lorist, Inc
Oldsmobile
H.W. Ebert
Buick
U.S. Weather Bureau
FMC
Staunton
State Supreme Court
Richard W. Smith
The
Housing Authority
Harrisonburg
Madison College
G. Tyler Miller
Board of Visitors
Burr P Harrison
Russell M. Weaver
Miller
Perent
Brucetown
McCrory’s
MDS Funeral Home
Loudoun
Gregory
Cimercial & Savings
RBANK
John Mann
I Boy
RVC
Woodstock
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Wall Street
Baler
Brumback
Cameron St
Blidden
Paint & Decorating Center
Endurance
Glaize
Wirtchester
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