Deaths and Funerals of local residents listed
Funeral details for Mrs. Lowell Coffelt and Ray C. Fadely are given with service times. A separate funeral for Ward L. Grim is announced with date, time, and burial location. Pallbearers named include Berlin Roscoe Ira Line Walter Larkin Leonard Sherman and Jack Smoot. Family to meet at the Fadly home.
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Lowell Coffelt
Ray C. Fadely
Columbia Furnace
Dellinger Funeral
Woodstock
Lawrence Helsley
Berlin Roscoe
Ira Line
Walter Larkin
Leonard Sherman
Jack Smoot
Sunset View Memorial Gardens
Williamson Rites set for Mrs Golda Mae Williamson
Mrs Golda Mae Williamson of Tujunga California died in that city She was a native of Ohio and a Williamson of Salem A graveside service will be conducted by the Rev Alan C Peer Monday at Mount Hebron Cemetery Committal rites will be observed by the Order of the Eastern Star McKinley Chapter No 19
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Fenares
Ward L. Grim
Clarke County
M. C
Mount Hebron
Golda Mae Williamson
Tujunga
Calif
Williamson
Ohio
Salem
Alan C. Peer
Order of the Eastern Star
McKinley
Funeral notices for Grim McCormick Williamson
Mrs. Howard L. Grim and Mrs. Rosie Bell McCormick have services scheduled at Jones Funeral Home. Golda Mae Williamson’s service is set for Monday at 2 00 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
McCormick Service for Mrs Ros ie Bell McCormick
Funeral service for Ros ie Bell McCormick of Clearbrook will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Nathan Williamson Pallbearers include Dr Dale ee James V Hutton Nathaniel R Kerns Gran vis M Kerns Shirley E Foreman and Kenneth L Strowbridge Burial follows at Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg
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Rosie Bell McCormick
Clearbrook
Nathan Williamson
Jones Funeral Home
Daleee James V. Hutton
Nathaniel R. Kerns
Granviis M. Kerns
Shirley E. Foreman
Kenneth L. Strowbridge
Rosedale Cemetery
Martinsburg
Study on smoking deaths shows strong links to various diseases
The report notes fifteen smokers died from semphy sema versus one non smoker and higher death totals from arterial disease among smokers. Among ages 40 to 69 those who started before 15 show a 2.9 fold higher death rate than never smokers. Current smokers have lung cancer death rates 11 times higher than non smokers, with very heavy smokers up to 18 times higher. The American Tobacco Institute disputes a conclusive cancer link. Dr Hammond cites related diseases tied to cigarette use.
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American Tobacco Institute
Hammond
Virginia agriculture not in decline says industry advocate
A Virginia advocate argues against claims that farming is shrinking. He insists off farm roles in feed, machinery, and fertilize sectors grow employment, with college grads in agriculture in high demand. He cites 166000 service and supply jobs and 403 million in sales in 1960, plus 16436 processing firms in 1958, asserting agriculture totals 1.7 billion annually and remains the state’s largest dynamic industry.
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Virginia
Second story burglary ends with thorn bush mishap
In Xenia Ohio a burglar climbed a drain pipe to reach a second floor bathroom, stealing a watch and money from Mrs. Alice McQuown. He fled when the drainpipe broke, dropping him into a thorn bush.
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Xenia
Ohio
Alice McQuown
Clarke Education Fund Drive Tops Five Thousand
The Clarke Education Fund reports over 5 000 raised as the Scholarship Fund readies a screening committee with two educators, two businessmen, and two directors. Forms will be printed for applicants and more underwriting offers are sought. Contributions remain tax deductible.
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Dillard
Education Fund
Clarke County
Charles E. Miley
Clarke County High School
S. Church St
Garland Canter
Canter
1700 Books Donated to Moton High Farmville
The Moton High School library in Farmville Virginia received about 1700 donated books from George Inness Junior High Montclair New Jersey. The gifts include reference fiction and how to do it titles. Allied Van Lines arranged free delivery as a public service.
Warren Dairyman Tops October Milk and Butterfat
Front Royal dairy Harvey W. Shaffer leads Clarke Frederick Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. with the highest October average per cow for milk at 1323.7 pounds and butterfat at 51.2 pounds. Other top producers include Wesley Hansen White Post 1243.1 pounds milk and 43.1 pounds butterfat, Fort Collier Farms Winchester 1240 pounds milk, 46.5 butterfat, John O. Hardesty and Sons Berryville 1193.5 milk and 44 butterfat, and M. W. Jones Jr. and Sons Berryville 1153.2 milk and 39.4 butterfat.
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Front Royal
Harvey W. Shaffer
Warren County
Clarke Frederick
Larger Building Sought for PO in Clearbrook
The U S Post Office seeks bids by Dec 13 for a five year lease of a building with at least 1787 square feet enclosed plus 216 square feet platform and 6160 square feet for parking and drive area. Preference given to good daylight ventilation and rear side access.
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Clearbrook
U.S
Cline
U. S. Rt. 11
Henry Cline
Betis
G. E. Edgar
Edgar
City Post Office
Washington, D.C
Photographic Clubs Rise in West German Schools
A survey finds about 4000 photographic clubs within the West German school system. The count highlights growing student interest and the spread of photography as an extracurricular activity across multiple states.
Mount Rogers Park Concept Described as Virginia Asset
A report outlines creating Mount Rogers State Park to protect 3000 to 5000 foot high forests and meadows in Virginia. It envisions year round income and recreation for Americans. The mount is outside the park area though nearby in the Jefferson National Forest.
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Mount Rogers State Park
Virginia
Mount Rogers
White Top Mountain
Jefferson National Forest
31,000 Troops Brought Home from West Germany Crisis
Washington reports the United States has withdrawn about 31,000 soldiers who were sent to reinforce the Army in West Germany during the Berlin crisis two years ago. The move covers roughly 75 percent of the 41,000 troops, with the remaining 10,000 to stay with the U.S. 7th Army for now.
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Washington
United States
West Germany
Berlin
Coe E
Wratetar
U.S. 7Th Army
Weather Outlook in Virginia Cloudy Cold With Snow Flurries
The forecast shows a cloudy and cold today with a chance of light snow tonight and a low of 22 to 28. Friday remains mostly cloudy and cold with snow flurries mainly in the mountains. Rainfall data note 0.07 inches in 24 days and December and 1963 totals shown. long term monthly averages listed from January to December.
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Virginia
Khrushchev backs Johnson pledge on peace relations
Soviet premier Khrushchev voiced satisfaction with President Johnson's promises to continue Kennedy policy and seek a peaceful solution in international affairs. He noted Johnson's intent to improve relations with the Soviet Union and other nations.
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Moscow
Mier
Khrushchev
Education via public schools is needed for statewide literacy
Harrison argues all children must be educated through public schools and notes a Supreme Court decision could require changes in state law. He doubts a ruling before January but says a decision may prompt a special session. He says reopening Prince Edward schools would depend on a face-saving court outcome.
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Supreme Court
Harrison
Prince Edward
Robert Kennedy Returns to Job as Attorney General
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy resumed duties at the Justice Department in Washington at about 10 a.m. He had been resting in Florida with his wife and friends after the assassination of President Kennedy on November 22.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Justice Department
Florida
John F. Kennedy
IKE backs Nixon though Eisenhower leans to another in 1964 race
The text notes IKE plans to back a candidate from the National Republican Citizens Committee within months. Nixon is still a leading possible contender, praised as well qualified. Yet Eisenhower seems inclined to look elsewhere for the 1964 race.
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National Republican Citizens Committee
Wendell T. Willkie
Nixon
Eisenhower
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