Obituaries for Lillie J. Saville and infant Deborah Carnes
Funeral service for Mrs. Lillie J. Saville, who died Tuesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital, was held at 2 p.m. at Asbury Methodist Church near Moorefield West Virginia with burial in the adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers named. Deborah Ann Carnes two months old, daughter of Robert and Sandra Carnes of Shenandoah Hills, died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral set for Sacred Heart Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. Burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Body at Jones Funeral Home.
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Lillie J. Saville
Winchester Memorial
Asbury Methodist
Moorefield
W.va
B. L. Lock
Melvin Kline
Eston Collins
Gordon Kitts
Robert LaFollette
Austin Tusing
Charles Rutman
Deborah Ann Carnes
Robert
Sandra Michelson Carnes
Shenandoah Hills
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Carnes
Winchester
Enos Carnes
Elizabeth M. Carnes
Sacred Heart Church
P.H. Stragisher
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Bakers Call Off Plans For Strike In Britain
Britain's bakers called off planned strikes after agreeing to submit wage claims to a government board for arbitration. Employers also agreed to peg bread prices for three more months following nationwide disruption last week. The union had threatened a national strike starting Tuesday.
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London
Britain
Bakers’ Union
Prices and Incomes Board
Mooseheart Graduate to Speak at Winchester Moose Lodge
Frank Burnette, Mooseheart graduate and University of Illinois sophomore, will address Winchester Lodge members and guests about Mooseheart. He will share his experiences at age 10 and a color slides presentation will accompany the talk narrated by Ernest Plough. the event is organized by Clarke Mauzy with E. Holmes Newcomb urging attendance.
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Winchester
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Frank Burnette
University of Ilinois
Burnette
Clarke Mauzy
Ernest Plough
E. Holmes Newcomb
Speeders Fined In City Court
Three motorists were fined for speeding in Municipal Court Judge John Rice imposed $26.75 fines on Daniel R. Meyers Judith M. Abrell and Samuel L. Keller for speeding Catherine O Lewis paid $11.25 for driving wrong way on a one way street William J Donovan faced $1157 for running a red light George W Mc Cauley was fined $8.25 for an unlicensed male dog and $8.25 for an uninoculated dog on the complaint of Game Warden E S Cleveland.
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John Rice
Daniel R. Meyers
N. Edieson Ave
Arlington
Judith M. Abrell
Senseny Rd
Samuel L. Keller
Bowers St
Martinsburg
Catherine O. Lewis
Dodge Ave
William J. Donovan
Chapel Hill
Berryville
E,.s. Cleveland
George W. McCauley
Highland Ave
Apple Holdings at Winchester Cold Storages Decline from Year Ago
December 1 apple holdings at four principal Winchester cold storages totaled 703 038 bushels, down from 784 369 on November 1 and well below the 812 059 held on December 1, 1964. Prior year totals were 907 477 in 1963 and 909 476 in 1962.
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Apple
Winchester
Warren County Desegregation Plan Approved by Welfare
Warren County public schools win approval for a desegregation plan allowing parents to choose the nearest formerly white or formerly Negro school, with transportation and staff integration on a non-discriminatory basis. Plan prohibits staff influencing choices and ensures merit-based staffing and non-discriminatory conferences and services.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Hunter Trial Set for Sunday at Red Gate Farm
The Blue Ridge Hunt organizes a Hunter Trial this Sunday at Red Gate Farm starting at 1 p.m. The event offers classes for both horses and ponies.
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Hunter
Blue Ridge Hunt
Redgate Farm
Special Medicare Enrollment Hours At Winchester Office
The Winchester Social Security Office announces extended evening hours for Medicare enrollment. The office will be open tomorrow and the next two Saturdays 8 15 a m to 12 15 p m and 5 to 9 p m each Wednesday until Christmas plus Friday December 10 and 17. District Manager Hazel F Daly urges those 65 or over who have never filed for Social Security to enroll, noting protection eligibility even without prior work. The Medicare program has hospital insurance and supplementary medical insurance with enrollment deadlines: those turning 65 this year must enroll by March 31 1966 for July 1 1966 coverage. anyone reaching 65 before April 1966 may enroll now. Bring proof of age if available.
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Winchester Social Security
Hazel F. Daly
Young Kuwait envoy tops London ambassador ranks at 26
The youngest of more than 100 London ambassadors is 26 year old Sheik Salin As Sabah As Salim from Kuwait. He recently arrived to take up his post as envoy, son of Kuwait's prime minister and nephew of the Emir, after heading Kuwait's Foreign Office political department. The next youngest is 33 year old Dr. Josphat Karanja of Kenya.
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London
Sheik Salin As- Sabah
Salim
Oslrich Kuwait
Kuwait
Foreign Office
Josphat Karanja
Kenya
Luray Chamber reelects McDaniel as president and new director elected
Luray Chamber of Commerce re elected president Joseph McDaniel of Northern Virginia Power Co. in Luray and resident of Stanley. Douglas Will elected as vice president and new director. Marine Band from Quantico to march in Front Royal Santa Claus parade with 150,000 listeners last year under Chief Warrant Officer Lawrence T. Martin. Building permits in Shenandoah County for November total 95 065. Fire in Shepherdstown apartment building injures none and causes 15000 damage with 61 firefighters on scene.
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Luray
Joseph McDaniel
Shepherdstown
W.va
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for December 1965
Rainfall during the past 24 hours ending at 8 30 a m today shows December rainfall to date 1965 at 26 30 inches. The average yearly rainfall over the past 52 years is 36 75 inches and the monthly averages for the year long period are listed for each month from January to December.
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Mone
Five Day Virginia Forecast and Sky Summary
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and a low around 44. Clearing Saturday with a high near 54. Sunday will be fair and cooler. Temperatures will run about five degrees above normal on average. Weekend warmth gives way to colder air by Tuesday and Wednesday. Precipitation likely Monday or Tuesday. Winchester skies note sunset at 4 50 p m and sunrise 7 16 a m. Full Moon appears in December.
Wall Street Mixed Early Trading As Market Dips Slightly
The New York stock market moved unevenly with airlines drifting lower after gains this week. IBM slid about 11 percent, United declined, GM and Ford rose slightly, and the AP average dropped 0.2 to 352.7.
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New York
United
IBM
General Motors
Ford
U.S
Electric — Musical Industries
Island Creek Coal
Commonwealth Oil
American Motors
Natomas
U.S. Smelting
American Telephone
Parke, Davis
Hardeman
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Bakers
Deborah Carnes
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
N. Loudoun
Speeders
C. L. Robinson
Virginia
Bata
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plurr
AXA
Mississippi
New England
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Plateau
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Lakes
Ohio Valley
Marlene Dietrich
Israel
Avshalom Caspi
Los Angeles
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Cameron St
Medicare
Athur, Inc
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McDaniel
Shenandoah
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
County Revenue Commissioner’s
Winchester Area
C. M. Russell
Winchester Creamery
Kent St
Potomac Creamery Co, Inc
Hagerstown, MD
Winchester Skies
Wall Street
Mseun
Glaize Bro
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Ec Ta
W.eber I
BUICK
Buick Company
Loudoun St
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