Obituary: Raleigh Davison Sr. of Strasburg
Raleigh Bellefield Davison Sr. 79 of Rt 2 Strasburg died Tuesday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday in Strasburg Methodist Church with burial in Riverview Cemetery. He was WWI veteran, retired American Viscose worker and farmer. Survived by wife Nettle Virginia Willey Davison, son Raleigh B. Davison Jr., daughter Betty D. Snapp, brother W M Davison, three grandchildren. Pallbearers named. body at Stover Funeral Home.
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Raleigh
Pat
Bellefield Davison
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Strasburg Methodist Church
W. E. Pollard
Riverview Cemetery
Mr. Davison
Mt. Pleasant
John Smith
Mary Elizabeth
William R Pangle dies at 66 at Strasburg home
William R Roosevelt Pangle 66 of 337 West King St Strasburg died yesterday at 5 30 p m at his home He was born Nov 6 1900 in Frederick County son of the late Richard S and Nora Brill Pangle A carpenter with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad he belonged to Masons Sparmont Lodge No 98 Strasburg Tall Cedars of Lebanon No 95 Hagerstown Md Royal Arch Chapter Front Royal Methodist Men's Club and Men s Bible Class He is survived by his widow Mary Edmonson Pangle a daughter Shirley Pangle of Strasburg a sister Loanie Miller of Winchester and a half sister Nettie Lafollette of Capon Springs W Va Pallbearers are William E Bauserman J C Bickle Ernest Lee Brown Harry Strasnider A H Kibler and John Horan Members of the Men s Club and Official Board of the Strasburg church will serve Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 p m at the chapel of Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with the Rev W Ernest Pollard officiating Masonic graveside rites will follow Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery The body is at Stover Funeral Home
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Mr. Pangle
Frederick County
Richard S
Nora Brill Pangle
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Masons
Sparmont Lodge
Strasburg
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Hagerstown
Royal Arch
Front Royal
Methodist Men’s Club
Men’s Bible
The
Methodist Church
B&o Association of Railroad
Mary Edmonson Pangle
Owen
Shirley) Pangle
Loanie Miller
Winchester
Nettie Lafollette
Capon Springs
W. Va
William E. Bauserman
J. C. Bickle
Ernest Lee Brown
Harry
Milwaukee Police Back Up Mayor Ban Amid Demonstrations
Police in riot gear backed Mayor Henry Maiter's ban on marches as crowds gathered outside the burned Freedom House in Milwaukee. At least 50 people were arrested and two injured during the clashes, following the mayor's state of emergency declaration and 30 day ban on street demonstrations. An indoor rally was planned for the night, possibly inside St Boniface church.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Maiter
Freedom House
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Acement of Colored Pe
Mater
St. Boniface Church
James E. Groppi
Oe Sagan
Youth Council
Mrs Georgie Elliott dies at 83 in Winchester nursing home
Mrs Georgie Louise Garrett Elliott of Boyce aged 83 died yesterday at Hillcrest Nursing Home Winchester. She was born in Boyce in September 1883 widow of George William Elliott who died in 1952 after 50 years of marriage. Survived by four children Harry Elliott Maude Buckner Marshall Elliott and Robert Elliott nine grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral held at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev M C Cook. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Georgie Louise Garrett Elliott
Boyce
Hillcrest
Winchester
Elliott
Walter and
Frances Garrett
George William Elliott
Harry William Elliott
Wadesville
Maude V. Buckener
Berryville
Marshall Cocheran Elliott
White Post
Robert Perry Elliott
City
John H. Enders
M. C. Cook
Green Hill Cemetery
Funeral set for Noah D Buckbee of Berryville
A funeral service for Noah D. Buckbee of Berryville who died Tuesday at Shawnee Springs Nursing Home Winchester will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Graveside rites follow at 2 30 p.m. Ebenezer Cemetery near Romney West Virginia. Rev. Thomas T Hogan of Community Methodist Church Berryville will officiate. Pallbearers: James Lake Harry Newlin Wesley Schaffer Allen Carter Benjamin Lake William Luttrell.
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Noah D. Buckbee
Berryville
Shawnee Springs
Winchester
John H. Enders
Ebenezer Cemetery
Romney
W. Va
Thomas T. Hogan
Community Methodist Church
James Lake
Harry Newlin
Wesley Schaffer
Allen Carter
Benjamin Lake
William Luttrell
Obituary: Otis L. Bradfield 76 of Baker West Virginia
Otis Lambert Bradfield aged 76 of Baker West Virginia died early today at Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg. Body remains at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville with funeral arrangements pending.
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Otis Lambert Bradfield
Baker
W. Va
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Loy Funeral Home
Wardensville
Reds Campaign Report Signals Calm Amid Election Activity
The campaign proceeded with rallies nationwide and 22 American observers arriving from Washington. U.S. military updates show 157 missions flown across Thailand, South Vietnam and the Tonkin Gulf. One Navy A4 Skyhawk and an A1 Skyraider were lost to ground fire with a rescuer pulling the Skyraider pilot from the sea. Hai Phong air strikes targeted port installations while Hoa Lac airfield near Hanoi was attacked. rescuers noted decoy MIG outlines drawn in sandbags.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Thailand
South Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Navy
Hai. Phong
Hoa Lac
Hanoi
County Defers Water Survey Pending Federal Grant
Frederick County Planning Commission postponed a county wide water and sewer survey until U S funds are in hand. The plan called for an $18 500 grant from the Farmers Home Administration to fund the survey with John W McNair & Associates as engineers. FHA said the grant request moved from Richmond to Washington and action was expected soon.
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Frederick County
John W. McNair & Associates
Waynesboro
David Headley
FHA
Richmond
Washington
RFK Criticizes Marine Chief Over Vietnam Priorities
Senator Robert F. Kennedy challenged Marine Corps Commandant General Wallace M. Greene Jr. who argued Vietnam's importance outweighed U.S. urban woes. Kennedy called the claim a mistake in a Washington interview.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
Vietnam
U.S
New York Democrat
Solo Makes His First Capture by State Police Dog
Solo the State Police dog and Trooper R L Bruce captured Albert Stanley Moore 18 who escaped a Middletown work detail the previous day Moore was serving eleven years for abduction and attempted robbery He disappeared from the road gang about 9 30 Tuesday morning Moore was found two miles into the woods near Paris Mountain and returned to Camp 7 The pair trained together since last February Moore is the third convict to escape this year.
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Solo
R. L. Bruce
Middletown
Albert Stanley Moore
Paris Mountain
C. W. Turner
Bruce
Moore
Camp 7
Turner
Public Schools Close as Contract Crisis Persists
Pinellas County public schools shut down for the day after opening the fall term as 1 928 teachers resign amid a dispute with the school board. The board asked the Florida legislature to convene a special session to resolve the education crisis, a demand echoed by the PCTA though its executive committee warned resignations remain in effect until a final decision. The parties tentatively agreed on a salary scale raising starting teachers 440 to 1035 dollars annually, contingent on the special session resolution.
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Clearwater, Fla
Pinellas County
Florida
Pinellas Classroom Teachers’ Association
PCTA
Fred Cekau
Weather Today in Virginia Cloudy and cooler with possible rain
Cloudy skies spread across Virginia with a cooler night ahead and periods of rain likely mainly in the east. Friday brings substantial cloudiness with scattered showers mainly southeast and unseasonably cool highs near 65 to 75 degrees.
Rainfall totals and averages by month and year
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours until 8 30 a m shows no precipitation today. August rainfall to date 7 05 inches and 1967 to date 26 10 inches. Historical yearly rainfall from 1962 to 1966 ranges 39 73 33 46 31 63 26 85 33 32 inches respectively. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years lists figures for each month from January through December.
Wall Street Advances in brisk early trading on steady volume
The Dow rose slightly as gains outweighed losses two to one in opening trading. Polaroid IBM Xerox and others posted modest increases while auto stocks showed fractional gains amid ongoing union activity and tariff concerns. Ethyl Corp led early volume with 202300 shares unchanged at 43.
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New York
Dow Jones
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
Control Data
Itom
Twentieth Century-Fox
Buckingham
Westinghouse Electric
New York Central
United Aircraft
Illinois Central
Auto Union
Ethyl Corp
Litton Industries
Landis Tool
American Telephone
Chrysler
Auto Fire Causes Minor Wiring Damage Near Shenandoah Brick
Firemen reported slight damage from an automobile fire extinguished yesterday at 2:30 p.m. on Brick Kiln Road near Shenandoah Brick and Tile Company. The car owned by Ebert's Garage and driven by Johnny Green of 573 N Cameron Street caught fire after backfiring through its carburetor with no air filter, causing minor engine wiring damage.
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Shenandoah
Ebert
Johnny Green
N. Cameron St
William Gochenour
Plane Flown Here for Repairs After Forced Landing
A single engine Piper plane that made a forced landing on a field northwest of Cross Junction was flown to Winchester Municipal Airport yesterday afternoon. Officials said the aircraft will stay for about four weeks for minor repairs and body work.
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Cross Junction
Winchester
New York Garment District Produces Billions in Sales
The garment district in New York spans about one tenth of a square mile yet generates roughly 3 billion dollars in annual sales according to the city comptroller's investor guide. The figure exceeds the world’s three year gold mining value, underscoring the district's economic impact.
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New York
City Comptroller
Rich Looking Red Cardigan and Needlecraf t Catalog Sale
Quee Brookes promotes a red warm worsted cardigan pattern 7221 for men sizes 36-46 with one piece construction and zipper. Mail orders to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star with pattern details and fees. includes 1968 Needlecraf t Catalog offerings with multiple pattern books and prices.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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E. Boscawen St
William R. Pangle
William Roosevelt Pangle
West King St
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Fleet & Co., Inc
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Basin
Southern Plains
South Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
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Buckbee Service
Otis L. Bradfield
Tillus
RFK
Virginia
Wall Street
Dodge
Seaan
BUICK
Studebaker
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Plymouth
St. Wacon
S. Braddock
Winchester, Va
By Quee Brookes
Museum
Theday’s Living
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