Obituary for Chuck Lovett Wood of Winchester area
Chuck Lovett Wood, 64, of Co. Surviving are two brothers Gould Lovett and Brown Lovett and one sister Mrs. Fred Duncan, all of Winchester. Another brother Albert C. Lovett of Capon Bridge died earlier. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM conducted by Rev Ones and Rev R at the nearby Capon cemetery.
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Wood
Chuck) Lovett
Gould Lovett
Brown Lovett
Fred Duncan
Winchester
Albert C. Lovett
Capon Bridge
Tome Teey
Capon
Pugh Nette Kerns Pugh Whitacre native dies at Winchester
Judith Marie Pugh nette Kerns Pugh of the Whitacre section of Frederick County died at Winchester Memorial Hospital shortly after admission on Saturday. Born February 18 1959 in Winchester she is survived by her sister Debra I. Pugh paternal grandmother Lillian Pugh Hayfield and maternal grandparents Leslie and Mrs. Kerns Whitacre. Funeral services are 1 30 pm tomorrow at Ebenezer Christian Church Gore with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery. The body will be moved from Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge to the church one hour before the service.
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Nette Kerns Pugh
Whitacre
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Debra I. Pugh
Lillian Pugh
Hayfield
Leslie Kerns
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Morris Ca
Ebenezer Cemetery
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Disappearance case linked to man at Treasure Island
An intercepted man at Treasure Island California reported knowledge of his daughter's disappearance and was later said to be returning to Alexandria.
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Treasure Is
Calif
Alexandria
Republicans Push Fundraising and Prayer Policy in Virginia
The Republican State Central Committee tabled a resolution on funding a state campaign fundraiser while backing a proposed constitutional amendment on school prayer. Two GOP congressional hopefuls attended, with tours in Elkton and Suffolk as Horace E. Henderson outlined plans to visit Amherst Nelson and Rockingham counties and support conservatives, business leaders, and undecided voters during a fall campaign.
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Harrisonburg
Aecel
U.S. Supreme Court
GOP
Congress
Louis Fine
Norfolk
Chester
Elkton
Camia
Virginia
Horace E. Henderson
McLean
Lexington Buena Vista
Woman Hurt In Crash Near Clearbrook
A Frederick County woman, Catherine Boreman of Stephenson, was injured when her car drifted off Rt 11 north of Clear Brook and hit a bridge abutment. She suffered multiple fractures and was in fair condition at Memorial Hospital. The driver, Lloyd Elsen of Stephens, fell asleep at the wheel. the car was a total loss.
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Frederick County
Rt. 11
Clear
Catherine Boreman
Stephenson
Memorial Hospital
Ihent As
Lloyd Elsen of
Stephens Y
L. P. Coverstone
Friends Missing Girls Sought Near Holmes Run
Morley said the two girls, close friends since moving into adjoining apartments on July 1, had talked about catching frogs in Holmes Run. Searchers combed the wooded area and underbrush along the shallow creek, which police said is unlikely to be a factor in the search.
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Morley
Holmes Run
Derailment Kills Two on Dixie Flyer Near Pittwood
Authorities probed the cause after a three car derailment of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Dixie Flyer killed two people. A sleeper and two coaches derailed as the Florida-bound train with 91 passengers left the rails and tumbled for blocks near Pittwood about 70 miles south of Chicago.
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Watseka, Ill
Pittwood
Chicago
Man’s party lawn scheme aims to stir mower revolution
A Bradenton man pitches a novel idea by placing cocktail glass holders around his yard with drinks, allowing him to ride his power mower without leaving refreshments behind. Neighbors are amused as the inventor describes how the iced drinks keep him supplied while mowing.
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Bradenton, Fla
Bradenton
Funeral notice for Edwin Sibert and William Guthridge
Edwin Clark Sibert is commemorated with services Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home for William E Guthridge. The notices reference Jones Funeral Home Inc confirming arrangements.
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Edwin Clark Sibert
William E. Guthridge
Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast Temperatures Higher Than Normal
Partly cloudy hot and humid conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in the 90s, lows in the 70s. Tuesday through Saturday show little day to day change and averages about four to five degrees above normal. Humidity remains high on Tuesday and Wednesday and again Friday and Saturday.
Rainfall data shows August total at 45.90 inches
A summary of rainfall figures through 8:30 a.m. today reports no rain in the last 48 hours. August rainfall to date is 45.90 inches, with 49-year averages listed for each month and year.
Two Frederick County Youths Die. Services Held at Jones Funeral Home
Two youths identified as Sibert and Guthridge died in a scene attended by Trooper Coverstone. Victims were transported to Memorial Hospital by Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. Sibert born January 28 1944 in Frederick County son of Edwin L and Evelyn Haines Sibert survived by three sisters. funeral conducted at Jones Funeral Home by Revs Joseph S Duckwall and Mary Louise Steel with burial in Lamps Family Cemetery. Guthridge born September 3 1945 in Frederick County son of George B and Audrey DeHaven Guthridge member of Lamps Methodist Church student at James Wood High School survived by two brothers and one sister and grandmother Mrs Elsie T DeHaven. Funeral conducted at Jones Funeral Home by Revs Duckwall and Steele with burial in Lamps Methodist Church Cemetery.
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Jones Funeral Home
Joseph S. Duckwall
Mary Louise Steel
Lamps
Guthridge
Frederick County
George B
Audrey DeHaven Guthridge
Lamps Methodist Church
James Wood High School
George L. Guthridge
Thomas C. Guthridge
Virginia D. Guthridge
Elsie T. DeHaven
Duckwall
Steele
Protests in West Berlin near Checkpoint Charlie turn tense
American military police helped suppress the crowd with bayonet nets as 5 000 demonstrators were diverted to City Hall. Mayor Willy Brandt urged restraint while hecklers taunted with pro Western slogans. Demonstrations continued late into the night as police kept youths away from the wall and tear gas was used by Communist forces.
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Charlie
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Blood Program Aids Newborns Through Red Cross Drive
The Rotary Club sponsors a blood mobile at the Episcopal Parish House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to collect up to 200 pints. Three families benefited two newborns from exchanges at Memorial Hospital and Stella Yeatras who received transfusions. Local pediatrician Dr. Warren Gregory praises the Red Cross for emergencies and ideal treatment through donor support.
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Red Cross
Blood Mobile
Blood
Episcopal Parish
Rotary Club
Robert Allen Locke
William Ramey Locke
National Ave
Memorial Hospital
Scott Clifford Clay
Raymond A. Clay
Commerce St
Clay
Stella P. Yeatras
Peter S. Yeatras
Old School Bell Given to New Plymouth School
A 1773 bell, 15 inches high and 23 inches across the base, once rang in a pre revolutionary school and later in a firehouse, was presented by the Pilgrim Society to the Plymouth Carver Regional High School planning panel which has not decided on its use. The regional high school is planned to open in September 1963.
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Plymouth, Mass
Plymouth-Carver
Pilgrim Society
JFK Photo Op With President Swims At Lawford Home
For 15 minutes the President swam vigorously as a cheering crowd followed on the beach. Secret Service watched from the shore then a lifeguard boat arrived. A thousand people gathered and the day ended with relaxed scenes at Lawford home including football tosses and home cooking.
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Secret Service
Life Guard
Lawford
Denny's Commission Auction and Aug 25 sales list
Sales Directory entry for August auctions near Winchester and Berryville listing Denny's Commission Auction 7 Route 7 and multiple sales by N B Smallwood Earl Haines Douglas Tomblin Mamie Hausenfluck with dates August 25 and September 1. Includes auctioneers Orndorff Cole and Cole. Livestock household items farm machinery and tools noted.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
N. B. Smallwood
Stephens City
Earl Haines, Inc
Dennis T. Cole
Douglas Tomblin
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Mamie A Hausenfluck
Quiz Answers From History Page
A compact list of historical items including France, Mars, Maryland, fourth class, yes, a fragment ". . . him and me.", Two Hope, the War of 1812, and the Department of Commerce.
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France
Mars
Maryland
Him and
Hope
Department of Commerce
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