Obituary: Bandridge Sandridge 78 of Rockingham County
Bandridge Sandridge, 78, wife of Charles B. Sandridge, died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Walter Staton Sr’s home on the Front Royal Road. She was born January 26, 1886, in Elkton, daughter of the late Rev J W Dofflemyre and Henrittia Wood Dofflemyre. She lived in Rockingham County all her life until 1962, when she moved to her daughter’s home. She was a member of Bethel Church and later Mount Olive and Mill Creek churches. Surviving are her husband, two other daughters Mrs Wallie Mewshaw and Mrs Nellie Davis, two sons H E Sandridge and Tal R Sandridge, one sister Mrs Bertha Rodgers, 16 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. a son Daniel Sandridge preceded her in death. The body rests at her daughter’s home until Saturday afternoon. Funeral at Bethel Christian Church conducted by Revs B E Madden and Zunkle. Pallbearers: grandsons Walter Staton Jr, Clifford Staton, Daniel Sandridge Jr, William Sandridge, Gilbert Davis Jr, Clifford Sandridge, Wayne Sandridge. Honorary pallbearers listed. Burial at Elks Run Cemetery.
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Ramsey Named Kentucky Council On Physical Fitness Chairman
Franks Ramsey, a former Celtics star and Kentucky Wildcat, has been named chairman of the Kentucky Council on Physical Fitness. The 17 member council includes top athletes and coaches and Ramsey, from Isonville, is noted for his versatility as a reserve.
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Cedar Grove Home Burns Near Cedar Grove
A house near Cedar Grove burned at about 5 p.m. destroying the entire main section and furnishings moved in by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dyer. The Clearbrook and Gamesboro fire companies fought the blaze. two small boys two girls and adults need clothing donations as Winchester-Frederick Red Cross appeals for garments and furnishings. Call 662-5412 to donate.
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Mother Says She Killed 2 Children
A 27 year old woman is charged with homicide after telling her husband she killed two of their children while they slept. She slit their throats with a razor on the second floor and back bedroom. A third daughter, 8, was present but unharmed as the husband, Staff Sgt. Carl Livey, found the scene after midnight. The mother appeared unsettled and could not explain the motive or why she spared the remaining child. The father was overseas with the military.
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Two Die in Shenandoah County Crash on Route 11
A double collision between two cars and a semi-trailer on Route 11 north of Woodstock killed two women, Irene Hansen and Margaret Keller, and injured nine others including 13-year-old Susan Lancaster in Vienna and Cornelia Moore. The truck driver and others were treated for injuries as state police tallies rose.
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Pentagon: Largest U.S. Office Building in Arlington
The Pentagon in Arlington Virginia is described as the largest office building in the world covering 34 acres. It cost 83 million dollars to construct and serves as a fireside government facility. A separate note cites a national debt of 10 million dollars incurred under the Articles of Confederation.
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Weather Forecast for Virginia Area Tonight and Friday
Forecast shows fair tonight with low temperatures around 60 to 66 degrees. Increasing cloudiness Friday with highs near 78 to 84 degrees. Saturday outlook is cloudy with showers likely.
Wall Street Stirs as Auto Union Strike Briefly Delays Deadline
Chrysler training target by the United Auto Workers Union sank early but the overall market climbed irregularly. GM rose a point and Ford edged up, while Du Pont rebounded over a point. Xerox Polaroid and U S Smelting gained about two points. AP 60 stock average dipped to 312.6.
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