Obituaries from Winchaster Evening Star August 29 1988
Multiple notices: Beulah M Parkinson of Inwood West Virginia dies after long illness at City Hospital Martinsburg born September 4 1913 in Lexington Michigan. Funeral at Evangelical United Brethren Church Martinsburg then burial at church grounds. Thomas George Simmonds 56 of Richmond dies at McGuire Veterans Center born July 4 1910 in Washington employed as a city of Richmond mechanic and WWII veteran. Rosary at Ends ers Berryville funeral home. burial with military honors Arlington National Cemetery. Additional services for Wright of Winchester and Briscoe family members mentioned with church services and local burial plans.
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Mr. Simmonds
Washington
Thomas
Minnie Ready Simmonds
Richmond
Grays Oiler
Simmonds
Hunter Longerbeam, Jr
Berryville
Marguerite Simmonds
John H. Endsers
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Winchester
Henry Stragister
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia school locals to use sales tax for local spending
Forty Virginia school localities will receive the full benefit of the new 2 percent sales tax and use it to fund local education. The State Board of Education urged the Education Department to propose improvements in public education through the tax. Eight localities have not adopted the optional 1 percent tax, and the law takes effect September 1.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Board of Education
Education Department
General Assembly
Strawderman Elected President of TAC Club
Strawderman was elected president of the TAC Club Saturday night at the War Memorial. The campaign managers were introduced to over 300 attendees by outgoing president Charles Goode. New officers were sworn in by Les Singhass, assistant superintendent of parks and recreation.
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Buddy Strawderman
Charles Goode
Les Singhass
Parks and Recreation
TAC
Mod
The
Rockers
Mrs. Hettie Butler 85 dies in Lewistown Clarke County
Mrs. Hettie Butler of Lewistville Clarke County died at home Saturday. Widow of Marshall Butler she was born May 16 1881 in Rippon WV. Survived by eight children including Sadie Butler and John Butler. six grandchildren. three sisters Grace Johnson Katherine Saunders Daisy Jackson. one brother Cecil Johnson. one niece and a nephew. Funeral held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Lewisville Church Rev Fielding Davenport officiated. Burial in Franklin Town Cemetery Jefferson County WV. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Hettie Butler
Lewisville
Clarke County
Marshall Butler
Butler
Rippon
W.va
Jesse
Alice M. Johnson
Sadie Butler
Wash
John Butler
Philadelphia
Alice Butler
Jessica Carter
New York City
Grace Johnson
Berryville
Katherine Saunders
New York
Daisy Jackson
Cecil Johnson
Waynesboro
Fielding Davenport
Franklintown
Jefferson County
John H. Enders
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Around Winchester Area
The report covers numerous traffic incidents near Winchester including a two-car collision east of Berryville on Route 761 injuring no one, a convertible crash on Route 522 near Winchester with Marines uninjured, a single-car rollover on Route 11 injuring Elwood Kerns, and a four-vehicle incident on Loudoun Street with injuries. Additional hit and run cases on Cork Street and Shenandoah Avenue are noted, with hydrant damage on S Stewart Street.
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Elwood Kerns
Rippon
W. Va
Stephens ‘City
H.K. Malbon
Kerns
S. Stewart and
Leicester Sts
McFarland
Shelby Jean Johnson
West Lane
Loudoun St
Everett L. Smith
Maryland
Smith
Terrry Ford
Graystone Terrace
Johnson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cork St
Shenandoah Ave
Gene Bowers
Ivan Whetzel
Answer Key Fragments From Various Subjects
A concise list of items includes authors, associations, colors, patriotic phrases, a quoted line about Paul Revere, and a set of true false and factual prompts. It references Somerset Maugham, boxing and basketball associations, the Green party, the phrase We the people, a midnight bear reference, and names Edison and FTC with true statements.
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The
United States
Paul Revere
Athens Mayor urges residents to report garbage to health director
Athens Mayor George Plytas declares the city must stay clean and asks citizens to call the director of health about uncollected trash. If the director is unavailable, residents may call the mayor at his home.
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Athens
George Plytas
Weather Brief The Weather Elsewhere
A compact weather note shows high and low temperatures and precipitation outlook for various locales. Data appears incomplete with missing dates and city names. forecast specifics are not fully readable in the provided text.
Rainfall updates and averages for past periods
Rainfall data covers 48 hours to 8:90 p.m. today with no rainfall. August total and year to date figures shown, plus 53 year average yearly rainfall of 98.56 inches. Monthly averages 2.42 to 3.83 inches, with October listed as 8.11 inches.
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Winchester
Anderson Freed In Arson Case
Robert Eugene Anderson was found innocent of arson in Corporation Court and freed after his last trial. He had faced charges for a fire on October 25 at 118 Loudoun Street, a building owned by Philip O Faulkner, which was then occupied by people not listed in the readable fragment.
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Robert Eugene Anderson
Corporation Court
Anderson
Loudoun St
Phillip O. Faulkner
Robber Uses Key To Rob Two Soft Drink Machines
A thief with a key opened two soft drink machines on Rt. 50 East last Saturday between 10 PM and midnight. One Pure Oil station lost $7 in change. the Esso station had the same lock number and $30 in change taken. Deputy Ronald Bowers investigates. A dynamite stick and railway fuse found Sunday on Greenwood Road near the State Route 656 bridge were turned over to Winchester Police.
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Rt. 50 East
Pure of
Pure ‘Om
Esso
Ronald Bowers
Bowers
Greenwood Rd
State Rt
Winchester Poliee Dept
Somaliland confronts riots as De Gaulle visits
Security tightened in French Somaliland after bloody independence protests that left four dead and seventy injured. Pierre Billotte urged calm and reconciled with dissidents, while Ahmed Idress Moussa was met amid accusations Somalia exploited unrest. De Gaulle reaffirmed democratic pathways and tied the colony to Ethiopia's interests in Addis Ababa.
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Somalia
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Pierre Billotte
France
Billotte
Ahmed Idress Moussa
Part de Mouvement Populaire
Wrest
de Gaulle
Addis Ababa
First Astes Victory at Philippt Battle 1861
The report notes the first Astes victory in the War Between the Sates at the battle near Philippt in December 1861.
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Philippt
Deme 3
Red Guards Sweep China in Mass Cultural Revolution Moves
The New China News Agency reports an unprecedented socialist purge guided by Maoist thought. Red Guards rename streets and institutions, ban tobacco and liquor, and press to erase old culture and habits as Mao and Lin Piao push to consolidate power. In Lhasa Dalai Lama sites renamed, while Shanghai clock chimes play The East is Red. Italian paper Unita critiques Beijing moves amid wider Asian setbacks.
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Tion Army
Chu Teh
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
China
Mao
Lhasa
Tibet
Bargor Street
Nor+ bes Lingka
Dalai Lamas
People’s Park
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Peking
Tokyo
Asahi Shimbun
Lin Piao
Red Guard
United States
Rome
Communist Party
L’'Unita
Wall Street Opens With Broad Declines On Monday
The AP reports a weak early trade with many blue chip and airline stocks sliding. Northwest Airlines and Eastern Air Lines drop, while General Motors and Du Pont slip. volume remains heavy and analysts cite lingering fears of high interest rates and Friday’s selling.
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NEW York
Northwest Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Wall Street
Truman
United Airlines
General Motors
Standard Oil
New Jersey
du Pont
Anaconda
U.S. Steel
International Paper
Ford
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Mrs. Parkinson
Beulah M. Parkinson
Inwood
Saturim City Hospital
Martins W.va
Parkinson
Lexington
Joseph and
Dariesdecuren Bohrer
Central Evangelical United Brethren Church of
New, Parkinson
Evangelical United Bre
Frank
Brown Funeral
Martinsburg
Walter Mathyre
Thomas G. Simmonds
Thomas George Simmonds
McGuire Veterans Center
Mrs
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Irasburg
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Beltsville
Newton More
Silver Spring
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National Boxing Ass
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