Obituary notices for Everett Bowery Crater and Shockey
Obituaries list Alberta Zonette Everett 92 of Augusta West Virginia died in Maple Lawn Rest Home Romney. Parker C Bowery Sr 80 of Richmond died at Johnson Willis Hospital Richmond. Lewis G Crater 84 died May 8 in Daytona Beach Florida. Bessie D Shockey 91 of Winchester died yesterday. Funeral details set for Augusta and Richmond areas with services, burial, and surviving relatives.
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Alberta Zonette Everett
Augusta
W.va
Maple Lawn Rest Home
Romney
Parker C. Bowery, Sr
Richmond
Johnson-Willis Hospital
Harry Bowery
Stephenson
Mr. Bowery
New Kent County
Virginia State Penitentiary Industrial Department
Grace Bowery
Joseph Bliley
Lewis G. Crater
Halifax Hospital
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mr. Crater
Rogersford
Gore
Florida
Gore Fire Company
Funeral Services for Mrs Bessie D Shockey Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Bessie D Shockey are set for Saturday at 11 00 A M at Jones Funeral Home. The Jones Funeral Home Inc acts as the location and organizing body for the service.
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Bessie D.shockey
Jones Funeral Home Inc
Count of stars mirrors sands on earth
The universe contains about 100 000 million billion stars, roughly equal to the number of sand grains on all the world’s beaches.
Funeral services for Ralph R. Hummer in Stuart
Ralph R. Hummer, 62, of Danville died after a long illness. Born January 31, 1907 in Frederick County, he was a retired United Elastic Corp. employee. Survived by widow Ethel Morrison Hummer. Service tomorrow at 2 p.m. Moody Funeral Home Chapel Stuart. Burial Morrison Family Cemetery Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie D. Shockey
National Ave
James D. Shockey
Ralph D. Shockey
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Paul Schneider
Edwin F. Ritter
Frederick M Ritter
James R. Snider
Ralph R. Hummer
Danville
Mr. Hummer
Frederick County
George and
Lorena Dove Hummer
United Elastic Corp
Stuart
Ethel Morrison Hummer
Moody Funeral Home
Morrison Family
Pittsburgh Workers Plan Protest
White construction workers protested a shutdown of major projects to press for more black craft union membership. The halt affected 10 projects worth over 200 million dollars and 31 000 workers after three days of demonstrations. Negotiations with City Hall officials and the Black Construction Coalition began, while the NAACP planned legal action against publicly funded construction to expand black representation.
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Pittsburgh
City Hall
iBlack Construction Coalition
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
Stay of Rt. 522 north-south crossover at Apple Pie Ridge
State Highway Department will keep the Rt. 522 crossroad design with about 8000 dollars in improvements. Stonewall Ruritan Club protests led a hearing before the State Highway Commission in Richmond. Spokesman S Roger Koontz said the group advanced public awareness and warned of risks to school buses at the intersection. Despite sympathy, flood damage repair costs reduce chances for altering the Rt. 522 and Rt. 739 junction.
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Apple Pie Ridge Road
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Special Roads Committee
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Richmond
S. Roger Koontz
Frederick County
Koontz
The
Highway Commission
Commission
CIA Cleared in Green Beret Murder Allegations
Washington sources say CIA officials advised turning the suspect over to South Vietnamese authorities and learned of the death after it happened. Eight Green Berets faced Army charges in Saigon. Col Robert B. Rheault was relieved July 21 and charges announced August 5. Army inquiry concluded August 21.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
U.S
South Vietnam
George W. Gregory
Saigon
Cambodia
Green Berets
Green Beret
Robert B. Rheault
Army
Injured Infant Satisfactory After I 81 Route 11 Crash
Little Jennifer Marshall three weeks old suffers a fractured skull in an automobile collision at the I 81 Route 11 North intersection. Beasely of West Hartford and Bly of Brandon Place were the drivers. Damages valued at 700 and 500 dollars. Several adults sustained minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Jennifer Marshall
Winchester ‘Memorial Hospital
Martha Bly
Brandon Place
Elmer Beasely
West Hartford
Conn
Beasely
Bly
Beasley
Myrtle Beasley
Stephen Marshall
Janice Marshall
Shepherdstown
W.va
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Weather Outlook For Winchester This Weekend
The region in Virginia stays clear tonight with a low between 58 and 64. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies with highs around 80 to 86 and Sunday remains fair and warm. Noon today shows a high of 82 and a low of 58, matching the previous day’s 82 high. Sunset is 7:48 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6:39 a.m. Moonrise occurs at 8:59 p.m. Last Quarter on September 3.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Statistics for Local Area Covering 56 Years
Rainfall data show 24 hour total at 8 30 am today and long term averages. August to date 5 57 inches. 1969 year to date 25 39 inches. Monthly averages and five year totals are provided, with five year Jan Dec totals from 1964 to 1968 and a 56 year average of 36 43 inches.
Virginia to incur debt for flood road repairs
Virginia plans a deficit to fund repairs on flood damaged highways. The State Highway Commission adopted a plan to carry deficits into 1969-70 with surpluses from other divisions, noting extensive damage to primary and secondary roads and 148 bridges. Federal aid funds would require a 50 50 state match. The commission also announced Ollie M. Wright Jr. as the department s first Negro employment supervisor, starting Sept 2 to coordinate recruiting training and liaison with minority groups. The Middletown Town Council postponed Sept 1 meeting to Sept 8 due to Labor Day.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Ollie M. Wright Jr
Mecklenburg
Douglas B. Fugate
Wright
State Department of Labor
United States Coast Guard and Alf Landon in Switzerland
A compact news item notes the U S Coast Guard and Alf Landon of Kansas in connection with events in Switzerland after 1812. The piece also mentions Arlington National and a reference to inches and a bird study.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Alf Landon
Kansas
Switzerland
Patrick Elected By Legion
World War II combat infantry veteran J. Milton Patrick 54 of Shallook Oklahoma was elected national commander of the American Legion at its 51st annual convention in Atlanta. Delegates 2700 strong chose Patrick by acclamation as opposed to a contest. He urged unity with civic groups to strengthen patriotism and faith in God. National vice commanders named include Gilbert Font Kent Lundgren Roland Marble Raymond Mudge and Earl Norgard. Father William Curtis was elected national chaplain.
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Atlanta
Eeleted
Gilbert M. Font
Santruce
Puerto Rico
Kent Lundgren
Menominee
Mich
Roland D. Marble
Jackson, Miss
Raymond F. Mudge
Manchester
N.H
Earl R. Norgard
Portland
Ore
William D. Curtis
Albert Lea, Minn
St. Theodore’s Church
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Miss Evertt
Hampshire County
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Jacob and
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Cora Iser
McKee
Harold Gance
Mountain Dale Cemetery
Shanks, W.va
Mrs. Howard Shockey
Oelorist, Inc
Comps Funeral Home
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