Obituary for Mrs Sadie Vennessa Vincent 71 of Winchester
Mrs Sadie Vennessa Vincent 71 of 440 National Ave died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital born Browntown Feb 16 1693 daughter of Gilmore and Sadie Manuel widow of Edgar A Vincent worked as a Leggett's Department Store saleslady and member of Mauertown Church of God Survived by children Samuel G Roanoke Andrew J Vincent Winchester Mrs Clyde H Turner Narrows Allen Vincent Berryville seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren Funeral 11 a m tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home Rev Mark W Andes pallbearers John A Minor Orvel Racey Claude B Smalts Jr Julius R Armel John Carper Paul D Strawdarman Burial Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City
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Sadie Vennessa Vincent
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vincent
Browntown
Gilmore
Sadie Parnell Manuel
Edgar A. Vincent
Leggetts Department Store
Mauertown Church of God
Ing
Samuel G
Roanoke
Andrew J. Vincent
Winchester
Clyde H. Turner
Narrows
Allen Vincent
Berryville
Jones Funeral Home
Mark W. Andes
John A. Minor
Orvel Racey
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Julius R. Armel John Carper
Paul D. Strawderman
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Died Thomas A. Sterrett at 92 in Idaho home
Thomas A. Sterrett 92 died after a long illness at his daughter Mrs. William A. Rooker’s home in Idaho. Born February 9 1872 in Soda Springs Idaho he was a son of William and Sarah Sterrett. He married Agnes Sterrett and was a Presbyterian. Surviving: daughter two half sisters a grandchild and a great grandchild. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm graveside Mount Hebron Cemetery officiated by Dr George D. Jackson and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf with call hours at Jones Funeral Home.
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Thomas A. Sterrett
William A. Rooker
E. Piccadilly Sr
Mr. Sterrett
Soda Springs
Idaho
William
Sarah Oakey Sterrett
Agnes Christofferson Sterrett
Presbyterian Church
Annie Peery
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mrs. Cora A. Kimmell 80 of Clarke dies in Williamsport
Mrs. Cora A. Kimmell aged 80 of Clarke County died yesterday at the Homewood Church Home for Aged People in Williamsport Maryland. She was born March 30 1880 daughter of William F and Ellen Teeser Dutterer widow of Elmer B Kimmell and survived by nieces and nephews. Services were held Wednesday at 230 p m at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora A. Kimmell
Clarke
Homewood
Williamsport
Kimmell
William F
Ellen Teeser Dutterer
Elmer B. Kimmell
Clarke County
John H.enders
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery
Miss Betty Combs Dies at 84 in Winchester
Miss Betty Elizabeth Combs 84 of Winchester died yesterday at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock. Born December 31, 1879 at Powells Fort Valley she was the daughter of John D. and Liza Lichliter Combs. She belonged to Grace Lutherans Church Winchester and was the last of her immediate family. She is survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock conducted by Rev. William Eisenburg. Relatives may meet at the funeral home at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Betty Elizabeth Combs
Winchester
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Miss Combs
Powell’s Fort Valley
John D
Liza Lichliter Combs
Grace Lutherans Church
Dellinger Funeral Home
William Eisenburg
Mount Hebron Cemetery
School bus routes split by streets for Frederick students
Frederick reports afternoon and morning class assignments by district. Miller School serves Senseng Road area for morning and Greenwood Road Sulphur Springs Road and walkers to afternoon. Berryville Pike north of James Wood High to Fox Drive attend morning at Kline. Cedar Creek Grade areas to afternoon at Kline. Buses operate for all except walking distance, with noon pickups for morning students and buses between 11 and noon for afternoon riders.
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Miller
Senseng Road
Greenwood Road
Sulphur Springs
Berryville Pike
James Wood High School
Fox Drive
Kline School
Cedar Creek
Acorn Heights
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Sunnyside
Horhie
Kennedy ally from Massachusetts stirs New York politics
The piece portrays a Kennedy associate as a temporary Massachusetts delegate and potential challenger to Senator Keating in New York. The analysis suggests her bid could split the New York Republican vote or push Keating toward an allied stance with Goldwater, aiding a Democratic win. It recalls an older interview with Mrs. Luce and highlights her influence and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Robert
Massachusetts
Keating
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Democratic veep talks and market advances on a busy day
The piece covers late night chatter on possible Democratic vice presidential picks with Humphrey, McCarthy, Mansfield, and others. a New York stock market report shows a ragged advance as International Harvester climbs on strong sales while several leaders drift. It notes cabinet and political moves, plus a quiz answer section.
Cloud Seeding Opponents Schedule Tonight Meetings
William A. English announces two tonight gatherings opposing cloud seeding to prevent hail. Berkeley Springs residents meet at 8 p.m. in the school. Boonsboro farmers gather at 8 p.m. at the livestock market. The groups argue seeding with silver iodide reduces rainfall and harms crops.
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William A. English
Natural Weather Assn
Berkeley Springs
Boonsboro
English
Blue Ridge Weather Modification Assn
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Blue Ridge
Clarke County Fair opens with Wildlife and Forest Service displays
The Clarke County Fair, the county's largest, features educational exhibits from the Wildlife Commission and the Forest Service. Amateur artists and hobbyists begin judging at the Fine Arts Exhibit hosted by the Clarke County Women's Club. Judging continues into Wednesday morning with no admission charged until Wednesday afternoon when a bargain matinee offers a bicycle prize.
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The
Wildlife Commission
Forest Service
Women’s Club
Clarke County
Conference appoints ministers and dedicates new dormitory
The East Central Area EUB Conference confirmed clergy assignments including Rev. John H. Ware Jr to lead First EUR Winchester and missionaries to Sierra Leone. Forrest G. Racey was named college president and a $430000 dormitory with 128 beds was dedicated at the college campus built by Hamman Construction Co.
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Leslie C. Shirley
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Forrest 8
Racey
Kenneth Eyre
Ben F. Wade
Antioch
Ronnie Gain
Broadway
Fred Hickle
Cedar Grove
Daniel Agnew
Great Cacapon
Calvin S. Harden
Hardy
Dean Fawley
J. Gordon Howard
East Central Area
EUB Church
College
Hamman Construction Co
Weather Outlook: Warm and Dry With Showers Later
The forecast calls for clear conditions today with a low near 60. Tuesday will be sunny and warm with highs in the 80s. Wednesday should be fair and warmer but more humid, with temperatures near normal overall. Scattered showers and storms possible around Thursday. cooler temperatures expected into the weekend.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Western Lakes Area
Tennessee Valley
Central Gulf Region
Plateau
Plains
South Atlantic States
Stephens City Officials Sworn In At City Hall
Mayor elect James W. Galladay and six Town Council members were sworn in by County Clerk Lee Whitacre at J A McCormick's home. New council will organize on Sept. Council members sworn in include McCormick Bass Mauck Guess Ewing and Adams. Shenandoah Valley Music Festival committee voted to continue next year as board met at Massanutten Military Academy. Festival highlights included five concerts and youth workshops with about 2,500 attendees. deficit around 3 000 dollars prompts a planned fund drive to support next summer.
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Stephens City
James W. Galladay
J. A. McCormick
Lee Whitacre
Council
Mr. McCormick
Charles E. Bass
Elwood Mauck
Franklin E. Guess
Thomas E. Ewing
Richard L. Adams
Shenandoah Valley
Orkney Springs
David J. Hatmaker
The
Vally
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported
The report covers rainfall over the past 48 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today showing none. It lists August to date at 2.38 inches, 1964 year to date at 21.85 inches, and a 51 year average yearly rainfall of 36.85 inches. Monthly averages for 51 years are given: January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.18, April 3.13, May 3.77, June 3.88, July 3.88, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 3.13, November 2.60, December 2.39 inches.
Weekend Fires Lightly Damaged Two Local Properties
Sunday morning a trash truck at the George Washington Hotel caught fire likely from a cigarette, with little damage. Around 12:30 p.m. fire crews from Sarah Zane and South End responded to Catherine Williams at 542 Freemont St where a fuse box on the porch sparked, causing minor scorch marks and little damage. the house is owned by her brother John Williams.
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Buddy Orndorff Sanitation
George Washington Hotel
Sarah Zane
Reuss
South End
Catherine Williams
Freemont St
John Williams
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Richmond
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Miss Betty Combs
Sadie V
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California
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Minnesota
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Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Beence Johnson
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New York City
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John Birch Society
Communist Party
John H. Ware
Ware
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Shepherd College
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Berkbee
Clem
Siazl
Reed
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