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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1963

Page

2

Obituary Notice for Mrs. Osburn Hume Reynolds

The widow of David Hume Reynolds Mrs. Osburn Hume Reynolds was born at Avondale daughter of Wotan and Poitier Allen. She is survived by two great grandchildren Ann Owen Miller and Leigh Beveridge Miller and three sisters Virginia Osburn Nelson Laura Osburn Waugh and Mary Osburn Peyton. Graveside service will be Friday morning at 11 in Green Hill Cemetery conducted by Reverend David.

Ae Ee Osborn Arom Ee Clarke David Hume Avondale Wotan and Poitier David H. Allen, Jr Glen Alle Thomas ‘H. Wwthree Miller Williams N H. Reynolds, Jr Alice Osburn Reynolds Washington Ann Owen Miller Leigh. Beveridge Miller Williamsville Virginia Osburn Nelson Charles Town W. Va Laura Osburn Waugh Swannanoa N. C Mary Osburn Peyton Birmingham Ala Green Hill Cemetery David

Oates Ave Man Charged With Reckless Driving

James Harvey Huff aged 70 on Oates Avenue was charged with reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Hankel Harris Co on N Loudoun Street and drove onto the sidewalk. Estimated damage to the parked auto about $650.

Oates Ave James Harvey Huff Acon Loudoun St Huff’ Cers Sa Hankel-Harris Co

James Wood FFA Chapter Sets Objectives For Year

James Wood FFA outlines seven objectives for the year including county fair participation in September a purebred pig chain a 100 bushel corn club contest keepsake forest fire prevention and a Christmas food drive for Salvation Army The chapter elected new officers led by President Harry White Vice President Robert Leight and Sentinel Roger Shenk with John Nethers Roger Crosen and Gary McDonald on the executive committee Advisor is James L Givens vocational agriculture instructor

James Wood America Harry White Robert Leight Sentinel Roger Shenk John Nethers Roger Crosen Gary McDonald James L. Givens Virginia Salvation Army

Rain aid eyed for alfalfa plantings and pastures

Frederick County and Clarke County agents say upcoming rain helps ready alfalfa seed beds and may green pastures. Officials caution drought left water supplies strained and expect continued grain and winter feed shortages despite the rainfall.

Frederick County John T. Wolfe Mr. Wolfe

Kennedy delays 63 tax and rights votes to 1964

President Kennedy says civil rights and tax programs are too important to rush this session. He notes Congress could stay in session to act but expects action on civil rights and tax measures next year amid Senate filibuster risks and political maneuvers.

Washington Kennedy Congress Keney Tuesay Pany Senate House

Kennedy outlines safeguards and risks of a nuclear test ban

The article details Kennedy arguing the treaty would keep the Soviet lead, cites U S test counts since 1961, and lists four promised safeguards: continued lab work, readiness for atmospheric resumption, underground testing, and improved detection. It notes $33 million earmarked for related activities and quotes Teller and others on missile defense and safety concerns.

Kennedy United States Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Johnston Island Pacific Robert S. McNamara Soviet Union U. S Teller University of California Air Force Khrushchev Senate Brown John S. Foster Livermore Radiation Laboratory California Norris E. Bradbury Los Alamos Laboratory New Mexico David M. Shoup Marine Corps Los Angeles

Burglar Strikes Local Church Office on Berryville Ave

An intruder ransacked the First Brethren Church office on Berryville Ave causing heavy damage to the door and lock. Police report nothing missing. incident occurred yesterday afternoon.

First Brethren Church Berryville Ave Oacetime

Mt Falls Motorist Fined 31.75 for Reckless Driving

Mt Falls Rt motorist Harry V Armel Jr was fined 31 75 by Municipal Court Judge John Rice for reckless driving yesterday. The 21 year old defendant faced the charge in Mt Falls Municipal Court.

Mt. Falls

Fire Company to Receive Six New Coats and Badges

Stephens City fire company members approved at the monthly meeting the purchase of six new fire coats and new badges. The action came during the regular session, with other items listed in the blotter.

Stephens City — Fire Company

Surplus Corn Aid Approved for Clarke County Virginia

Clarke County and 20 nearby drought hit counties including Caroline Essex and Loudoun receive approval for surplus corn aid. Officials plan to travel to Richmond for forms as livestock owners may apply early next week. An initial Clarke County bid was denied but later approved after a supervisor meeting and reconsideration.

Clarke County Virginia Clarke Smnaieiel Albertis S. Harcison Rae Morith Dorothy W. Emmart Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Richmond Caroline Essex Gloucester Greensville King and Queen Loudoun Prince George Prince William Stafford Westmoreland Frederick County Frederick's Clarke Board of Supervisors Washington

Teen-Age Class To Present Play Again Tomorrow

The Women's Civic League Teen-Age Drama Class presents the one act The Dragon Who Giggled tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Handley Library auditorium. Proceeds go to Handley Library. Cast includes Susan Goode Susie Harris Becky Van Horn Ann March Brenda Toan Lloyd Cather and Pat Smith.

Women's Civic League Handley Library Max Sennett Elizabeth McCormick Marion Lewis Ruth Headley Susan Goode Susie Harris Becky van Horn Ann March Brenda Toan Lloyd Cather Pat Smith

Mine Rescuers Drill Second Shaft After Cave In

After a cave in on August 13, crews drilled a new six inch shaft about 15 feet east of the first lifeline. Fellin and Throne heard Bova's voice for the first time since Monday. A crowd of 100 cheered as Bova rapped twice, with Fellin seeking a safe crossing path and planning shoring to reach him.

Fellin Throne Bova Lou

County Principals to Meet Friday in Frederick County

Frederick County school principals will convene at James Wood High School for the first of three senate sessions ahead of the September 3 opening. Superintendant Robert W. Ayler announced two new principals and listed staff assignments across the county, with 197 teachers employed this term.

Frederick County Iaw Robert W. Ayler

Bloodmobile nearly reaches quota at Winchester visit

Rotary Club sponsored Red Cross Bloodmobile nearly meets its 125 pint target with 124 donors from Winchester Frederick area. Total pints collected rise to 15 810 from 4 448 volunteers. 20 miss appointments. American Brakeshoe Co leads with 25 donors. Next visit will be sponsored by the Winchester Jaycees.

American Red Cross Winchester Frederick A Raciue American Brakeshoe Co Red Cross Maryland Louis T. Bell E. Clifford St Thomas Monahan Latane St Allen Bond, Jr Apple Pie Ridge Daniel E. Blue Rt. 4 William J.farrell Richard O Evans E. Piccadilly St Lewis F. Stelz Stephens City Vernon

Weather Outlook With Fog and Mild Temperatures

Forecast calls for fair conditions today with fog tonight and a low around 60 to 65. Thursday will be cloudy and warmer with a warm and humid Friday, slight shower risk at night. Five day outlook shows near normal average temperatures, warmer Thursday and Friday, cooler weekend, warmer Monday, with scattered showers possible Saturday and Monday.

Monay

Rainfall totals and averages for past year and months

Rainfall in the last 24 hours ended 8:30 a.m. was .48 inches. August total to date is 2.21 inches, with 1963 year-to-date at 22.02 inches. Fifty year averages show monthly values from January 2.40 to August 2.52 inches, with July the highest at 8.90 inches.

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