Obituaries and funeral notices from Winchester area
Obituary notices include Mrs Beatrice Carter Stipe 82 of 441 Handley Ave. died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born May 10 1885 in Clarke County and widow of Hugh R Stipe. Survived by daughter Hathaway DiPrisco, siblings, and two grandchildren. Graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev James R Jackson. Andrew A Danko Sr 62 of Route 1 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness. He married Lydia Golightly in 1925. He owned a plumbing contractor firm, served in US Army, and was a member of Sacred Heart Church and VFW Post 2123. Pallbearers listed. Richard Berryman Newman 53 died suddenly at Peyton Street. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Heno Amidon. Born October 16 1913 at New Market to Edgar Walton and Margaret Price Newman. Survived by widow Julia Clowe David Newman and children from first marriage, plus siblings and grandchildren. Burial at Mount Hebron with family visitation. The Wyoming population note closes the page.
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Beatrice Carter Stipe
Handley Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stipe
Clarke County
Arthur R
Rosa Gruber Carter
Hugh R. Stipe
Berryville
Stone’s Chapel Presbyterian Church
Hathaway DiPrisco
Winchester
Dalton Young
Paul Carter
Ripley Carter
Grafton
W. Va
James R. Jackson
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Danko
Simpson
Jacob
Anna Carroll Danko
Lydia Golightly
Danko
Rober and Dan Plumbing
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W.F.W
Andrew A. Danko, Jr
Betty Pilliger
Anna Trihanish
Robert Ruth
Daniel Wright
George Taylor
Lester A, Elliott
Marshall Kremer
Bruce Golightly
James R. Wilkins
Harry K. Stansberry
E. R. Carr, Jr
J. Leonard Rogers
Harry W. Alkens
Aorey Nicholson
Robert Watts
Douglas Orndorff
Raymond J. Golightly
Jones Funeral
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richard Berryman Newman
Peyton St
Omps
Hen O Amidon
Newman
Pinehurst
Mr. Newman
New Market
Edgar Walton
Margaret Price Newman
Marquis Memorial Methodist Church
Staunton
Julia Clowe David Newman
Dorothy Grove Newman
Richard G. Newman
Albany, Ga
E. Walton Newman III
David L. Newman
Winston-Salem
N.C
Rebecca Wynne
Ferrill Buckett
Orangeburg
S.C
Benjamin Nicodemus
Roanoke
Virginia Newman
Hagerstown
Daniel Burner
Webby. Riley
F. E. Palmer
Dudley Chapman
Lewis Morrison
William Miller
Earl Lewis Plotner
Rippon
Charles Town
John H. Enders
Alex Yates
Mr. Plotner
Stanley C
Martha Kline Plotner
Erma Plotner
Churchville
Howard Plotner
Herndon
Clarence
Lohn Plotner
Mabel Rexrode
Mt. Solon
Howard Cooper
Russell Arnold
Carl Miller
Calvin Owens
Charles Mason
Eustace Welsh
Brucetown Cemetery
Roger F. Schaffenaker
Cedar Creek
Mabel Pangle
Mr. Schaffenaker
Capon Bridge
Frank
Bessie Himel
Right Schaffenaker
U. S. Army
American Legion
Pangle
Virginia Roberts
Funeral notices for Plotner Schaffenaker and Jackson
Funeral services are set for Earl Lewis Plotner 54 of Rippon West Virginia tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Brucetown Cemetery. Roger F Schaffenaker 62 of Cedar Creek Grade died unexpectedly and a service is planned tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Capon Bridge for burial in Capon Chapel Cemetery. Amuel W Jackson of Washington died Sunday evening. service Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Episcopal Cathedral Washington with graveside rites at 1 p.m. in Orrick Cemetery Winchester.
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Episcopal Cathedral
Washington
Orrick Cemetery
Winchester
Johnson opens family planning post in HEW
The Health, Education and Welfare Department creates a deputy assistant secretary for family planning and population. Katherine B. Doettinger, formerly head of the Children's Bureau, will lead efforts to safeguard family integrity and child development.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
John W. Gardner
Katherine B. Doettinger
Children’s Bureau
House Expected to Pass Civil Rights Measure
The House moves toward enacting a civil rights bill with strong bipartisan backing. It imposes federal penalties up to life for interfering with rights in voting, public accommodations, education, employment, jury service, and federally assisted programs.
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House
Washington
Senate
Basil Whitener
D.N.C
Johnson
Judiciary Committee
Boston Public Latin School Claims Historic First
The Boston Public Latin School is described as America's first public school, founded in 1635, a claim cited from the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Boston Public Latin School
America
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Negotiations urged in Vietnam as Duan hints at coalition plan
Duan states the U S may back a coalition government with the Soviet Union's help while North Vietnam promises continued fighting if talks proceed. He notes France would name the prime minister with the United States appointing a vice prime minister and a second aide, Nguyen Tho, as further vice. He cites Soviet hints via A N Shelepin to move toward dialogue but affirms Hanoi's resolve to resist the U S aggressors.
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Duan
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Tho
Nguyen Tho
Viet Cong
North Vietnam
A. N. Shelepin
Shelepin
State Department
Hanoi
Weather Today Virginia and Winghe ster Skies
Fair tonight with lows 55 to 60. Wednesday sunny with highs in the mid 80s. Thursday partly cloudy and warm with light variable winds today and light southerly on Wednesday. Winghe ster Skies notes show sunset 8 10 p.m. today and sunrise 6 26 a.m. tomorrow with moonrise and moonset times and the full moon on August 19.
Monthly rainfall figures reveal steady totals across years
Rainfall over the last 24 hours shows none. August total to date is 1.82 inches while 1967 year-to-date reaches 20.87 inches. Five year totals by month from 1962 to 1966 range 26.85 to 39.73 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years: January 2.44, February 2.10, March 3.07, April 3.16, May 3.64, June 3.76, July 3.78, August 3.72, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.54, December 2.30 inches.
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San Diego
Dr Eisenberg Resigns From Grace Lutheran Pastorate
Dr William E Eisenberg pastor of Grace Lutheran Church announced resignation at worship. He will lead the Quicksburg Parish in Shenandoah County starting Oct 10 to fill a two year vacancy. He served Winchester church over 23 years with Mt Zion St Martin's and St Mark's on the charge.
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William E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Quicksburg
Shenandoah County
Eisenberg
Winchester
Mt. Zion
St. Martin’s
St. Mark's
Smith Improves After Hospital Observation
Alson H. Smith a prominent local business man is somewhat improved at Winchester Memorial Hospital after recent leg tendon strain and election related activities. The House of Delegates candidate defeated by F. L. Largent Jr. was hospitalized for observation and care in the ICU until yesterday.
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Alson H. Smith
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Smith
F. L. Largent, Jr
House of Delegates
Front Royal Adopts 1.45 Million Budget for Year
The Town Council approved a fiscal budget of 1 450 896 60 starting Sept 1 with no property tax increase. A public hearing is set for Aug 28 to discuss the budget. Noah Webster, noted as the author of the first American dictionary, is identified as a Connecticut school teacher.
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Front Royal
Noah Webster
Connecticut
Wall Street Turns Up Early In Irregular Trade
The market rose unevenly on Tuesday with gains for Phelps Dodge Zenith Du Pont Eastman Kodak Westinghouse Standard Oil of Indiana and Calumet & Hecla while Xerox jumped about five points and Boeing lagged. Itek rose over two and Ling-Temco-Vought fell after raising its bid for Allis-Chalmers. Shortened session of four hours due to banking paper work. profits up in Q2 and weekly steel output rebounded.
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New York
Phelps Dodge
Zenith
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Westinghouse Electric
Standard Oj
Indiana
Calumet & Hecla
Xerox
Itek
Boeing
Control
Ling-Temco-Vought
Allis-Chalmers
Consolidated Food
Tenneco
American Telephone
Ford
Pan American World Airways
Bethlehem
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Prado former Peruvian president dies in Paris
Manuel Prado, who led Peru from 1939 to 1945 and from 1956 to 1962, died of a heart attack in Paris at age 78 after living in exile since 1962. He will be buried in Peru, with burial date to be announced.
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Prado
Peru
Paris
Manuel Prado
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