Deaths and Funerals Notice Listing Local Residents
Funeral services and burials announced for Johnn ag daughter of Mr. Anne Luttrell and Mrs. Funkhouser. Services set at Omps and Jones Funeral Homes with multiple pallbearers and interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Surviving relatives include seven children and eight grandchildren.
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Johnn Ag
Anne Luttrell
Omps Funeral Home
Mike ‘Donald Lutz
Willige Mason Moetar
Leatherfagn
David Wills
Wil Hendricks
Chris Allen
Ses Ecrices
Mount Hebron
Harry
Nellie Grim*Hines
William W
First Baptist Church
Old Baptist Church
Cork Street
Holmes Patton
Emma Chapman
Lawrence E. Patton
Hugh A Patton
Winchester
Katherine Lockhart
Staunton
Lewis
Patton
Wadell P. Herbaugh
Stephens City
Dorothy McDonald
Hilda Hines
Lynchburg
E. T. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Grace Patton, 69, Dies After Illness
Grace Patton of an avenue died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an illness of several years. Born in Alexandria, she was the daughter of the late ...
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Grace Ҥ Patton
L 'Ave
Sefternoon
Winchester Meorial Hospital
Patton
Alexia
Riley Dies After 45 Years With Fleming Co
Tracy L. Riley 72 of Braden ton Fla died Monday at a Bradenton hospital. Retired from Elkhorn Coal Co Fleming Ky after 45 years. Born Sept 12 1890 in Hampshire Co W Va son of Robert E and Dorothy. Survived by widow Emma Clemans Riley daughter Shirley Russell sister Mary Oates and brothers Lorin Stanley and Wilson. Funeral at Capon Bridge W Va by Rev Goode and Rev Omps. Burial at Capon Bridge with pallbearers named. Friends may call Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy L. Riley
Bradenton
Fla
Elkhorn Coal Co
Fleming
Mr. Riley
Hampshire County
W. Va
Robert E
Dorothy Aone
Fleming Baptist Church
Lonesome Pine Lodge
Neon
Emma Clemans Riley
Shirley Russell
Mary Oates
Winchester
Lorin Riley
Stanley W. Riley
Gore
Wilson Riley
Canton
Ohio
Christian Church
Caponge
S. J. Goode
J. F. Omps
Glenwood Johnson
Wilbur C. Rile
Eugene Lupton
Robert J. Conard Riley
F. L.sargent
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Opequon river project eyed in Potomac plan debate
Council actions cover school funds transfers, bond burnings, and road work. Officials approve 15000 from unappropriated surplus to street construction and 40000 for capital improvements while authorizing bond-related burnings and contract awards for water mains and police vehicle certificates. Mayor and committee chairmen report on lighting, sidewalks, and a memorial plan for late councilman Henkel Henry.
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Douglas
City Hall and Schools Committee
George H. Garber
B. M. Porrero
City Treasuer
M. D. Weaver
A Iy R
Stewart Bell, Jr
Opequon
Erickson
Congress
Potomac
Battaile
Winchester
Baker St
Henkel
Butler
Grant
Finance Committee
Council
General Fund
Office of Civil Defense
Canary Club Drive
Lewis St
Senseng
Whitlock Ave
Loudoun St
Valley Ave
Piccadilly
County Appraisers Named to Value County Dump Property
Bryan Stotler and Hove Riley, long time area realtors, were named to appraise property adjoining the county dump and report to the board of supervisors at the September meeting. The board asked the clerk to appoint appraisers to inspect the property and report its value. Attorney Joseph A. Massie called the dump a disgrace to the county during Monday afternoon session.
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Bryan Stotler
Hove Riley
Board of Supervisors
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Apple Crop Totals and Rainfall Shortfalls Across Virginia
Apple producers Clarke and Frederick forecast a Virginia crop of about 4.51 million bushels, with June estimates at 85 percent of 1962 figures. Across major counties, Harrisonburg and Rockingham are 9.95 inches under four month rainfall. Staunton 8.16 inches short. Winchester and Roanoke report about 6.9 inches under.
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Clarke
Virginia
Frederick
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Staunton
Winchester
Roanoke
Denver Tavern License Suspended Over Age Proof Duties
The Colorado Secretary of State suspended for 90 days the license of a suburban tavern to sell 3.2 beer after a waitress was entrusted with checking age eligibility.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Byron Anderson
Farmers Notified of ASCS Action on Surplus Corn
Frederick County farmers were to be notified of ASCS Committee action on drought relief requests for government surplus corn. The committee met past midnight to review over 40 applications for about 19 000 cows. A carload of 2 000 bushels was to arrive at Southern States warehouse Friday or Saturday. approved farmers may load then. A second carload was ordered for Winchester Feed Co. Officials could not be reached for figures on approvals.
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Page
Winchester
Erickson
Ericket
Winchester _ oe
J. Kenneth Robinson
Virginia Potomac Committee
Albertis Harrison
Frederick County
ASCS
Winchester Feed Co
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Broiling Fish: Butter Brush Requires Melted Butter
Guidance for broiling 1 percent pound fish fillets notes about using about half a cup of melted butter for brushing the fish.
County Drivers Fined for Speeding in Local Court
Judge John Rice presided as two convicted drivers, L. Yancey of Ste and McCarty, paid fines totaling $106.75 each for speeding. Martin S. Calvin, 27, Mt. Falls Rt., totaled $81.75 for leaving the scene. Gorman Turner, 23, of Stephenson, paid $16.75 for reckless driving.
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M Court
John Rice
L. Yancey
Steper
Yancey
McCarty
Martin S. Calvin
Calvin
Mt. Falls Rt
Gorman Turner
Stephenson
McNamara backs treaty while testing debate continues
McNamara testified that an effective missile defense can be built with no more atmospheric tests and said the treaty would keep the U.S. ahead of the Soviet Union. He urged ratification and noted all military advisers consider safeguards compatible with U S security. Senate subcommittee chair Stennis Eyes closed session with Taylor and Teller testimony to follow after deletions.
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Soviet Union
United States
John Stennis
Dmiss
McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Stapa Kennedy
U.S
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stennis
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Taylor
Edward Teller
Weather Update for Virginia Cool, Clear Tonight
Virginia weather forecast notes clear conditions and cooler air with lows around 50 to 55 degrees. Thursday brings more sun and cool temps. The five day outlook shows below normal temperatures early, warming by the weekend with possible rain around Friday or Monday.
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Aera
Monay
Weather notes bring light relief from summer drought
Rainfall north of the city totaled .62 inches through 8:30 a.m. today with August at .99 inches and the 50 year August average at 2.52. Winds cooled temperatures with a 75 high and 62 at night, while forecasters expect further cooling into the 50s and possibly the 40s in mountains.
Two Defendants Waive Hearing On Burglary Charge
John Franklin Morrison 18 of Chester and Talley Jr. 19 of Arlington waived hearings on burglary charges. They were held for grand jury on Sept 16 after being arrested at Duff's Rebel Restaurant by Trooper S L Lee. A 56 year old Kelso man also waived a hearing on breaking and entering and grand larceny after jewelry and food were stolen Aug 8 from a home south of Middletown. Don Carlson Pamplin was arrested at the burglarized home of John C. Pugh and is held for grand jury, with a 30 day jail term for related charges. Clarke of Winchester Rt. 2 is mentioned.
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Sabe Paneniey
Thane Arge
John Franklin Morrigan
Com Ave
Chester Talley, Jr
Arlington
Grand Jury
S. L. Lee
Duff's
Toon Ves
Clarke
Rt. 2
Winchester
Rain and Wind Sweep Through the Morning and Evening
Rain and strong winds marked yesterday's weather with lingering showers in the morning and gusty conditions into the evening. The damp spell affected daily activities and outdoor work across the region.
Rubber usage by industry in the United States
The automobile industry consumes 61.6 percent of all rubber used in the United States, highlighting its dominant demand in the sector.
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United States
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Luttrell Service
Funkhouser Service
A McGlathery Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Hugh N. Pinkhouser
W. W. Patton
Mrs. Grace
Ine
Ismalts
OLD Stone
Greenspring
Ohn W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Riley Service
Opequon Dam
Ers
Robinson
Cartslaly
Graeves
Albert J. Erickson
Boyd
Lee Grant
Plumly Lumber Corp
Water and Sewer Committee
Charles M. Zuckerman
Plumly
Pat
Public Safety Committee
H. W. Butler, Jr
Police Department
Apple Capital Air Service, Inc
Airport Management, Inc
Cather
Airport, Armory and Recreation Committee
Northern Virginia Power Co
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
National Guard
Smalts
Kernstown Methodist Church
Lelia Coffman Barton
Our Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Onward and Upward
Charles Barton
Richard Stine
Albert F. Harrigan
Harry Punk
Official Board
John Deere
Shade Equipment CO. Rt. 11
Crider & Shockey
AEC
I. Q. Answers
Home Improvement Department
N. Cameron
JEON
S Hardware
Studebaker Lark
Pine Motor CO
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