Obituaries for Grace DeHaven and David Bishop
Funeral services are planned for Grace M DeHaven widow of Bunker Bayunday tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the DeHaven Home Bunker Hill with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. A memorial service for two year old David Bishop son of Gregory and Mrs, Bishop will be held at Omps Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with burial at Bethel Methodist Cemetery near Gore. the Bishop family includes siblings Debrah and Dion and grandparents Ira Bishop Sr and Ruby Meade. Miss Mabel Alberti of Wichita Kansas died. she was the daughter of Merman and Mary Reitz Alberti and survived by relatives in Winchester and Kansas City. Burial for Alberti is at Highland Park Cemetery in Kansas City with Eastern Star participation.
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Grace M. DeHaven
Bunker ' Bayunday
DeHaven
Bunker Hill
C. S. Fowler
James K. Richard
Louis
Nellie) Colfelt
Stephens City
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
David Bishop
Gregory Allen Bishop
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Keith Boyer
Bethel Methodist Cemetery
Gore
Debrah Bishop
Dion Bishop
Ira Bishop
Ruby Meade
Mabel Louise Alberti
Wichita
Kan
Miss Alberti
Merman and
Mary, Reitz Alberti
Eldorado Springs
Kansas City
Homer Ernest Alberti
Kenneth O. Alberti
Moberly
Alberti
United Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Sara Ann Alberti
David
Karen) Watts
Homer E. Alberti
Donald M. Alberti
Porter and Son Funeral Home
Highland Park Cemetery
Funeral service for Lee S. Dodson in Stephens City
Funeral service for Lee S. Dodson age 40 of Stephens City who died Saturday in Shenandoah County will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Julian S Orrell. Pallbearers listed and burial at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
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Lee S. Dodson
Stephens City
Shenandoah County
Jones Funeral Home
Julian S. Orrell
Fred H. Dodson
Cletus Dodson
Cecil Dodson
Raymond Atkins
Robert Ramey
Cleveland Jenkins
Green Hill Cemetery
Mrs Abb Peters Rites Set For Kirby by West Virginia
Mrs Abb Peters 81 of Kirby by West Virginia died yesterday at Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney. Born December 13 1886 in Kirby she was the daughter of Edward and Mary Hott Kirby. Survived by husband Abb Peters one foster daughter Leola Starkey of Hagerstown Maryland and two grandchildren. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow at 2 pm at Hotts Chapel Methodist Church Kirby by Rev James Mitchum with burial in the church cemetery.
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Verne Peters
Kirby
W. Va
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Peters
Edward and
Mary Hott Kirby
Abb Peters
Leola Starkey
Hagerstown
Hotts Chapel Methodist Church
James Mitchum
Negro Steelworkers Press For Black Representation
Negro steelworkers picket outside the convention venue while lobbying inside for Black representation. The Flint of action targets I W Abel and the AFL CIO United Steelworkers. George Meany and Bayard Rustin are set to speak as a Black Power caucus plans a protest outside the International Amphitheatre during the AFL CIO meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
McKee
Augusta
W. Va
Afl-Cio
I. W. Abel
Nited Steelworkers of America Union
Abel
Tce
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Lire George Meany
AFL
CIO
Bayard Rustin
Meany
International Amphitheatre
Heing
Thomas Johnson
Fairfield
Ala
Refugee Family Returns Home in Tay Ninh East
Two children cling to belongings as they ride a bicycle taxi back to their home in Tay Ninh East yesterday. The family was among the refugees fleeing.
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Tay Ninh East
Madrigal Choir from Heidelberg to Perform in Luray Vesper
The Kurpfaelzische Madrigal Choir from Heidelberg will present sacred and secular works in multiple languages at the Vesper Service in Luray. Led by Dr. Gerald Kegelmann, the program ends with a Sunset Vesper at the Singing Tower Sunday at 7 30 p.m. preceded by a 30 minute carillon recital by Charles Chapman. Rev. Cecil Haycock leads the service at Mt. Zion Church of Luray.
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LURAY
Kurpfaelzische Madrigal Choir
Heidelberg
Germany
Luray Singing Tower
Gerald Kegelmann
Charles Chapman
Cecil Haycock
Mt. Zioni Church of
Ground Breaks for Harrisonburg Box Co in New Market
Ground breaking ceremonies for the Harrisonburg Paper Box Co will be held tomorrow at 10 30 a m in New Market. Mayor Richard OfRoark, the Chamber of Commerce president, and an official from the New Market Industrial Corp will speak at the site two miles west of New Market on Route 728.
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Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg Paper Box Co
New Market
Richard OfRoark
Chamber of Commerce
New Market Industrial Corp
Budget Adopted For Town With Water and Sewer Funds
The Town Council approved a total budget of 85,032 at the regular meeting. The general fund is 27,982 and water and sewer accounts total 57,050. This is an increase from 1967 68's 80,222.55 due to rising operating costs.
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New Market
Convention Signals in Shift Amid Democratic Race
PARTY has about 600 votes. McCandless estimates Sen George McGovern may hold around 272 votes. McGovern vows not to back a fourth party if Humphrey wins and backs Johnson’s Vietnam policies. O'Brien says Johnson unlikely to renounce renomination and a Johnson draft move is remote. Daley plans a reception, but few know if Johnson will attend.
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McCandless
George McGovern
South—Dakota
Kennedy
McGovern
Washington
Humphrey
Johnson
McCarthy
Weather Elsewhere Feature by Associated Press
A brief weather feature reports regional conditions and forecasts from the Associated Press. It summarizes climate trends across multiple locations, noting patterns and notable temperature shifts without graphic detail.
Eisenhower Faces Critical Heart Condition Amid Transplant Talk
Doctors offered a guarded prognosis as Eisenhower battles a seventh heart attack with fluctuating condition and a possible but rejected heart transplant due to age and other medical issues. President Johnson urged prayers for the ailing general during a Detroit Veterans of Foreign Wars event.
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Eisenhower
Johnson
Detroit
Texas
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Virginia Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals
Mostly sunny and hot through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers possible. Highs 92 to 98 Wednesday, fair tonight with 70s lows, and cooler Thursday. Rainfall totals shown include 8 a.m. today 2.64 inches for 1968 with five year and 55 year averages.
Johnson blasts Hanoi as Nixon echoes Vietnam policy
President Johnson assails Hanoi for failing to respond clearly to his March 31 bombing order while praising veterans for backing his stance He says troops will have a voice in the campaign and hints at political implications for Humphrey Nixon spoke at the VFW convention hours earlier aligning with Johnson on Vietnam policy Jane Russell, divorced last month, announces a new marriage to Roger Watt Barrett in Chicago and details of her prior marriage to Bob Waterfield The article notes the 1714 patent for the first typewriter invention
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Hanoi
Johnson
U.S
Detroit
White House
Hubert H.humphrey
Humphrey
Sen. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Los Angeles
Jane Russell
Roger Watt Barrett
Chicago
Wall Street gains mix as paper stocks lead advances
Wall Street rose unevenly as gains outweighed losses on the New York Stock Exchange. International paper, Crown Zellerbach and Union Camp led the paper stock gains, with corrugated container prices rising and lumber and plywood also up amid inflation concerns.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
International Paper
Crown Zellerbach
Union Camp
Flintkote
Johns Manville
U.S. Gypsum
Virginia Junior Angus Show Honors at Culpeper
Miss Barbara Peery 18 of New Market showed Ennis Elleenmere as reserve champion heifer at Culpeper Virginia Junior Angus Show. In the annual meeting she was elected secretary of the Virginia Junior Angus Association.
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Culpeper
Barbara Peery
Charles M. Peery
New Market
Peery
Virginia Junior
Pluto Saint Andrew Mineral Linen Industry Gungha Din
Pluto and Saint Andrew appear in a list alongside Mineral and Linen industry. New York City and Rhode Island are named, with Dallas also present. The Mexican question receives a Yes, and Kipling’s Gungha Din is cited.
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New York City
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Mr. Lee S. Dodson
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Rock OF Ages
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Dodson Service
Mrs
Negro Steelworkers Press For Black Representation
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Great Basin
Tay Ninh
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Madrigal Choir
Private Arrangement Office
Funeral Home, Inc
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