Obituaries in Winchester Star August 27 1965
Joseph William Deeds 63 of Front Royal Road dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital after long illness. Born March 9 1902 in Rockingham County he was a self-employed farmer survived by four daughters and three sons plus 15 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home. Genevieve Ellett Pennypacker dies yesterday graveside service tomorrow Woodlawn Cemetery Ashland conducted by Rev John Jordan. Royal rest.
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Joseph William Deeds
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Deeds
Rockingham County
Owen Deeds
Izola
Deeds
Mamie Pence
Lucille E. Haun
Berryville
Elsie G
Inwood
W.va
Ann Staubs
Baltimore
Fay J. Wright
Martinsburg
Kearnesville
Charles
Kenneth F. Deeds
Gladys Golliday
Pearl Lillis
Frederick County
Loretta Anderson
Waston
D.C
Peggy Med Neal
Florida
Jack Deeds
Genevieve Ellett Pennypacker
Oates
William L. Davis
Noble C. Pierce
J. M. Robert Schmitt
Ralph L. Hardy
Thomas G. Scully
C. Ridgely White
J. Pine Arthur
Leslie Bell
Robert Greene
John Wolfolk
Elton
Ely
Woodlawn
Ashland
John Jordan
Local Government Officials Meet at UVa Conference
About 550 county, town and city officials will gather at the University of Virginia for the 14th annual Local Government Officials Conference to share ideas and improve administration. Burial arrangements for Ira Ross Bageant Sr. are pending with services set for Monday at Omps Funeral Home Hebron Cemetery Cross Junction.
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University of Virginia
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Ira Ross Bageant
Forest Park
B& Railroad
Mr. Bageant
Cross Junction
Henry
Virginia Bageant
Roger Delauter
Ferick, Md
Ira Ross Bageant Jr
Baltimore
Kenneth Fletcher
Denver Colp
Norman Bage
Brandell Bageant
Hilleres
Bageant
Jacksonville
Fla
Omps Funeral
Robert Armentrout
Hebron Cemetery
Ambercrombie
Hill Forest Park
Omps
U.S. Signals Exchange in Slow War De-Escalation Talks
The United States reportedly offers to exchange signals showing willingness to slow the war with North Vietnam. Hanoi is said to be receiving third party intermediaries with cautious interest while possible responses remain undecided. A withdrawal of part of the 325th North Vietnamese Division could trigger a US bombing reduction as a first step toward formal negotiations.
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Viet Nam
United States
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoisi
Middletown Teen-Age Club Dance Planned
The Teen-Age Club of Middletown will host a dance tomorrow from 8 to 11 PM at Harris Community Hall with a local band providing music. The TAC Club invites all area teenagers to attend. Nevada cattle outnumber people in state estimates, with 558000 cattle head on ranches at year start versus 487778 people last October.
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Harris Community Hall
TAC Club
Reno
Nevada
U.S. Agriculture Department
Marine on Crashed Plane Had Wanted to Be Artist
Martinez Georgia AP reports a plane carrying Marines to Vietnam crashed in Hong Kong Harbor with 58 dead, injured, or missing. Ronald L. Davis, 21, from Martinez, wrote home about wanting to be a commercial artist and his optimism despite hardship, confirming his service mindset.
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Martinez
Viet Nam
Hong Kong
Defense Department
Joe L. Davis
Augusta
Lance Cpl
Ronald L. Davis
Ronald
Marines
Head Start to Continue Through the Winter
Head Start plans to run a winter program funded by congressional approval with planning forms due at headquarters. The summer effort started last June and enrolled about 600,000 preschool children in 13,000 centers nationwide, while winter aims for fewer participants but the same social medical and nutritional goals. Berlin tourism shows a 20 percent rise in overnight stays in 1964 with U.S. traffic up 25 percent.
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Washington
Bee
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Witness Testimony Recounts Fatal Fight and Aftermath
A juror heard a defendant claim memory gaps after a confrontation that left John Garrett dead. A day after the fight a photo showed Benner with a swollen face as the Commonwealth urged a first degree murder verdict, asserting the victims had no lawful reason to be there and were told to leave.
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Commonwealth
Dabney W. Watts
John Garrett
Gemini eight days and space records in view
The flight plan was cut short yet astronauts continued experiments and earth observations while fuel limits reduced activity. They held nearly every space record and, with each moment, added to a young era of exploration. The text then shifts to how ants communicate a chemical trail to guide workers.
Farmers Livestock Markets Weekly Auction Prices
Heavy hogs and veal led the sale with top hog weights 209 to 240 pounds and veal prime at 30.60. Lambs ranged from 20.90 to 25.30 with slaughter cattle listing steers 19.50 to 26.00 and cows 9.00 to 16.50. Feeder calves and stock cattle moved 14.00 to 26.00 in various weight classes.
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Choice & Prime
Choice & Prime Heavy
Choice & Prime Light
Virginia Weather Update Shows Scattered Showers Likely
Virginia forecasts call for scattered thundershowers starting late today with low temperatures around 68 to 72. Highs near 86 to 92 expected later, followed by cooler conditions by afternoon or evening. One day outlook predicts fair and cooler weather with showers tomorrow and Tuesday and warmer next week.
Tense first day as Ernul school defies integration
In Craven County four Negro children were to enroll at the Ernul all white elementary school but did not report for class. Vernice Knight, a local tobacco farmer, said cars with white men were seen outside the school and a state trooper arrived, prompting delays and uncertainty about future enrollment.
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Ernil
Craven County
Vernice Knight
Ernul School
Knight
Vanceboro
Ernul
Wall Street Mixed Gains on Steel and Tobacco Mobilization
Wall Street held an uneven advance with most gains fractional. Steel shares led the parade on news of a Johnson demand for a responsible steel settlement while automakers and tobacco issues posted modest advances. Rails and other industrials rose slightly as oils and some other sectors remained flat. The AP 60-stock average climbed 1.4 to 332.9.
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American Tobacco
Lorillard
Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Rails
New Yorkentral
Record Sheep Class at Fair
Clarke County Fair reports record sheep and lamb entries with breeders preparing for tonight’s live stock sale at the Fair Grounds. Larry Roston clinched heavyweight lamb and champion feeder lamb, plus a fitting and showing trophy. Stuart Rudicelle led champion ewe, Farnle Farm swept Suffolk firsts, P T McIntire won grand champion ram, and John Rutherford took first in any breed ewe.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Orie Royston
Larry Roston
Stuart Rudicelle
Farnle Farm
Stuart Rodicelle
Hampshire
P. T. McIntire
John Rutherford
Hobbies Show Work at Fair
Clarke County fair displays featured adult hobbyists with top prizes in useful articles. Col. Ernest O. Lee won for inlaid wool articles, Mrs. George Fry earned for linoleum block prints on personalized napkins and cards, and Mrs. Ann Hornaday showcased greeting cards with dried flowers and fauna.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Ernest O. Lee
George Fry
Ann Hornaday
Farmers' Market Opens Saturday At Kent and Boscawen
Vegetables and baked goods will be featured at the Farmers Market starting at 6 30 a m tomorrow on the parking lot at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Street The market will be open all day.
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Kent and
Boscawen St
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