Obituaries From Winchester Monitor August 23 1988
Obituaries list Ray P Curtis Sr of Winchester age 58 died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral set Wednesday 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Other notices include Louise E Reardon 57 of Winchester died yesterday. Thomas L Reardon Jr and siblings noted. Ellen A Cochran 62 of 307 Jefferson St died yesterday. service Wednesday 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery follows.
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Ray P. Dr
Southwerk Bt
Wades- Sere
Ray P. Curtis
Curtis
Hagerstown
Miller and Anderson
Memorial Presbyterian
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Funeral Home
Louise E. Reardon
S&s. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Thomas L. Reardon
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Webster
Betty Booke
Lanham
Thomas L. Reardon, Jr
Raymond L. Ewing
Frank Ewing
Cora Yeakie
Winchester
Sacred Heart Catholic
Father Henry
Sacred Heart
Jones
Ellen A. Cochran
Jefferson St
Cochran
Superior
Wisc
J. Clayton Cochran Sr
Handley High School
Grace Lutheran Church
Ilioness Club
Auxiliary of the American Legion
J. Clayton Cocharn Jr
Douglas E. Cochran
R. Nelson
Ralph Jennings
Las Vegas
Nev
W. E. Eisenberg
Mount Hebron’ Cemetery
Funeral Services for Ray P Curtis Jr Wednesday
Funeral services for Ray P Curtis Jr are announced for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with details provided by the family.
Humphrey Comments On Student Protests At Wisconsin
Vice President Humphrey told National Student Association delegates at the University of Wisconsin that the right to be heard does not guarantee seriousness, praising dissenters who compel attention and criticizing rioting as unacceptable. He credited freedom rides sit ins and picket lines with advancing civil rights while urging distinction between constructive and destructive protest.
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Madison
Wis
Humphrey
National Student Association
University of Wisconsin
America
Los Angeles
Ex-President's Grandson Weds in California
Allan Hoover Jr., grandson of Herbert Hoover, married Marion Cutler at St. Michael's Episcopal Church Carmichael. The groom's father is Allan Hoover of Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Carmichael
Calif
Allan Hoover Jr
Herbert Hoover
Marion Cutler
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Allan Hoover
Greenwich
Conn
Guatemala Set for Record Chicle Harvest This Season
Jaws will get plenty of exercise as Guatemala aims for a record chicle harvest. With near perfect weather, 126 contractors work in El Peten, the heart of Guatemala’s chicle trees, up from 94 last year. El Peten Belice and the Yucatan Peninsula supply most chicle.
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Coban
Guatemala
el Peten
Belice
British Honduras
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
98-Year-Old Roomer Beats Landlady in New York
A 98-year-old man named Frank Nalysnik was charged with felonious assault after beating 78-year-old landlady Mollie Michalowich with a cane in her Lower East Side apartment. Michalowich suffered skull, collarbone, and rib injuries and was in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital. Nalysnik, who speaks little English, was her only roomer and offered no reason.
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New York
Lower East Side
Frank Nalysnik
Mollie Michalowich
Bellevue Hospital
Nalysnik
Michalowich
Miss Michaloswich
U S Planes Battle Viet Cong Near Saigon And Da Nang
U S and Vietnamese aircraft flew 214 combat sorties in South Vietnam in 24 hours ending 6 am. Reports say 400 buildings were damaged or destroyed. U S Army helicopters killed an estimated 38 Viet Cong as missiles and fire targeted troops near Saigon, while Marines on Van Tuong Peninsula reported three more Viet Cong deaths and 599 enemy bodies counted since the three day battle. Memorial services were held for 18 men of the 3rd Marine Regiment.
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da Nang
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
van Tuong
3Rd Marine Regiment
Roof Damage at St Andrew United Church of Christ
A lawn mower ran loose at St Andrew United Church of Christ causing the roof to be gouged and the copper and wood structure damaged. The incident left the sanctuary roof partially collapsed as blades sliced through materials.
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Louisville
St. Andrew United Church of Christ
Five Die in Virginia Highways Department Incident
The report details a fatal crash involving five people tied to the Virginia Department of Highways. It lists victims, survivors, and funeral plans in Strasburg with burial at River View Cemetery. The article also notes several separate weekend accidents on Rt. 50 and Rt. 11 with injuries and property damage, naming drivers and locations.
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Virginia Department of Highways
Newarket
Albert Lee
Lona Airkle Hamber
Rober Lee Bamber
Silver Spring
Strasburg Methodist Church
George W. Puster
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Velman, Hall
Front Royal
Clarence Washington Burgess
Route 1
Mauertown
Berryville
Robert Craven Wood
Bluemont
H.K. Malbon
Orth
Astronauts report Earth horizon view from Gemini 5
Gemini 5 astronauts described turning nose down to show Earth's horizon. They reported seeing Lima Peru Australian cities Cape Kennedy launch pads and East Africa.
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iThe
Lima
Peru
Austraan
Cape, Kennedy
East Africa
Two Men Charged After Rt 11 Crash at Stephens City
State police say William E. Phillips and James Leon Turnbull were charged with assault and battery and felonious missile projection after an incident following a traffic crash on Rt. 11 at the southern edge of Stephens City. Lake Pitcock of Mt. Jackson, driver of a Mason Dixon tractor trailer, complained of an arm injury in the early evening event.
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Rt. 11
Stephens City
William E. Phillips
Nain
James Leon Turnbull
West Virginia Ave
Winchester
L. M. Bauserman
Phillips
Lake Pitcock
Mt. Jackson
Mason Dixon
Two Children Die in Clarksburg House Fire
In Clarksburg West Virginia a house fire claimed the lives of 3 year old Robert Glover Jr and 2 year old Pat Glover. Their mother Janice Glover age 20 was treated and released from a local hospital.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Robert Glover Jr
Pat
Janice Glover
Weather and Market Briefs Show Cooler Trend and Mixed Stocks
The forecast calls for clear and cooler conditions with a low in the Napeewee today. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and cooler, Wednesday fair and pleasant with 60 to 82 degrees, and a trend toward cooler weather tomorrow with warmer by Thursday and cooler again Saturday. Rain showers expected Thursday or Friday. Past 24 hours rainfall totals and monthly/annual averages are listed. In New York, stocks rose modestly with Polaroid and Fairchild higher, U.S. Steel mixed, KLM Airlines up on buy orders, and autos like Ford and Chrysler edging up while GM eased.
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New York
Polaroid
Fairchild Camera Lukens Steel
Wall Street
U. 8
Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
KLM Airlines
Eastern
United
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
0. S. Steel
Jersey Standard
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Demand
Cattle receipts about 900 with slaughter steers and heifers firm to up 25 cents, cows 25 cents higher, canners and cutters weaker. Feeder cattle steady amid supply split 30 percent slaughter, 50 percent cows, rest feeders and bulls. Hog receipts 1100 with barrows and gilts steady to weak and sows mostly steady. prices for various weight classes listed in the mid 20s.
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Baltimore
Apyrday
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Winchester Evening Star
Ray Curtis, Jr
T.L. Reardon, Sr
J.C. Cochran, Sr
Ray P. Curtis Jr
Omps Funeral Home
Imps General Home
Loudoun Street
Dete
Wearmen Bureau
Guilt Coast
Atlantic Coast
Midlands
Rockies
Missouri Valley
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Atlantic
LTS, Lorist,, Inc
C&s
Commercial and Savings Bank
Oukinercial
Savinos
Roomer
Rt. 50
Perry Quarry
Pauline Richard
Memorial Hospital
Judy Smith
Rfc
Dick’s Hollow Road
William J Weber
Rt. 5
Pennsylvania and
Oates Aves
C.D. Pitcock
K. Armstrong
Oates Ave
Lostcon
C.W. Wiley
Pennsylvania Ave
LM. Bauserman
Sydney Allen
Lynchburg
Henry Matthew Hill
Purcellville
Philippines
Cooper
Brumback
N. Cameron
Albany
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Ville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Pitcock
Bauserman
Jn One
I, Q
Bay of Bengal
Harvard
Baltimore Livestock
J. Mac Inc
Boscawen St
UT Eee
John W. Rosenberger
Rewncnat G
Canbergi
IED
Supple
BRO
N. Cameron St
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