Deaths and Funerals in Falls Church and Arlington
Dorothy Jilia Cooper of 13 Van Fossen Street died suddenly yesterday at Winchester Memorial Church. A graveside service will be held tomorrow at 11 at Mount Hebron. Retired Maj. Gen. Julian Hatcher, 75, of Falls Church died Wednesday after a long illness. He served as ordnance expert and commanded the Ordnance Training Center at Aberdeen. Burial with full military honors was at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Dorothy 'Jilia Cooper
van Fossen Sti
Winchester Memorial 1
Julian §. Hatcher
Richard Hatcher
Middletown
Brook Drive
Falls Church
Hatcher
Frederick
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy Academy
Army Coast Artillery Corps
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Army
Ordnance
Ordnance Training Center
Aberdeen
Pacific
Germany
Italy
Eleanor
Julian S. Hatcher
USN
Santa Monica
Calif
Robert D. Hatcher
USNR
Washington
Charles E. Robertson
Los Angeles
Margery S. Hatcher
An H. Byrd
Indianapolis
Fort Myer Chapel
Arlington National Cemetery
Finnerin Dies in Gary Man Was 64 and A World War II Son
Thomas Finnerin 64 of Gary Indiana died today at Newton D Baker Memorial Hospital after a week in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born September 12 1899 in Gary to Martin and Annie Finnerin. Survived by son Thomas of Fairmont West Virginia four brothers John L Finnerin of Winchester Francis and Eldon Finnerin of Fairmont and Finnerin of Pittsburgh a son Jackie Finnern killed in World War II in 1945 Funeral arrangements are complete.
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Thomas Joseph Finnerin
Gary
Ind
Newton D. Bakes
Martinsburg
Nchester
Newton Baker
Mr. Finnerin
Martin
Annie Finnerin
Thomas Finnerin
Fairmont
W. Va
John L. Finnerin
Winchester
Francis
Eldon Finnerin
Finnerin
Pittsburgh
Jackie Finnern
Funeral service for Mrs Raymond Williamson set Monday
Mrs Raymond Williamson will be laid to rest Monday at 2:00 p.m. at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home, Inc. coordinates arrangements.
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Raymond Williamson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Garman Heads Woodstock Fire Co
Garman appointed assistant chief of Woodstock Fire Company with George Jett as mechanical engineer Daniel Hottle captain of Truck 5 and Donald Vaughan captain of Truck 4. Ood.
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Garman
Woodstock Fire Co
George Jett
Daniel Hottle
Donald Vaughan
Local Resident Named to VFW National Staff
Gerrard Street resident George S. Taylor of 20 E. Gerrard has been named national aide de camp for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is a member of VFW Post 2123, employed by American Brakeshoe Co., and was appointed by Joseph Jimmander.
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Gerrard St
George S. Taylor
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Taylor
E. Gerrard
American Brakeshoe Co
Joseph Jimmander
Claude G. Fauver
Lombardo
Shenandoah County Men Inducted for Army Service
Three Shenandoah County men Harold Lee Burkholder Warren David Hamrick and Nara Hamman left Woodstock for Roanoke for U S Army induction drafted by Selective Service Board 112. Drafted men are to report for exams December 11 and about 20 from the county will report for induction December 13.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Roanoke
U. S. Army
Selective Service Board
Harold Lee Burkholder
Warren David Hamrick
Nara Hamman
W. _ Boyer
Goldwater Signals Chance of 1964 Run
In a continuation of remarks on Kennedy's death Goldwater says he may reconsider and leads show mixed signals. Nixon and Rockefeller aides weigh contenders while Norris Cotton delays campaign plans pending Goldwater's decision. Goldwater praises Johnson and notes a moratorium to give him a chance to lead.
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Kennedy
Arizona
Goldwater
Queship
Nixon
Washington Star
Nene Sal
Rockefeller
New Hampshe
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
Johnson
Pearl Harbor Day observances on base and ships
Stillness ceremony continues for Pearl Harbor Day as sailors Marines and civilians remember the 2300 lives lost in the attack. Readers visit the memorial to pay tribute to those who died on that December 7 in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Naval Base
Area Youth Leadership Prizes Sought by Elks Lodge
The Elks Lodge 867 seeks three boys and three girls from James Wood Clarke County and area high schools to compete in the Youth Leadership and Scholarship contest. Local winners receive cash prizes and bond awards up to 25 to 1225 dollars with top state and national prizes in savings bonds. Applications from Mr Ebert at the Elks Lodge Winchester due by December 16 1963.
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E'ks Lodge
B.P.O.E. 867
National Lodge
U. S
James Wood
Clarke County High School
Elks
Charles R. Ebert
U.S
Elsk Assn
Ebert
Elks Lodge
N. Braddock St
Winchester
Garland M. Canter
Rob Mel Cooper
Robert H. Hahn
Woman killed in home as husband shoots and is shot by police
In Richmond a woman was slain in a friend's home watched by the friend's children. Two hours later her husband Calvin Oliver, 40, was wounded in a gun battle with police after admitting he shot his wife Lil.
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Richmond (Ap
Richmond
Calvin Oliver
Lil
Firemen Put Out Chimney Blazes in Clarke County
John H. Enders Fire Co and Boyce Fire Co responded to two chimney fires in Clarke County. The first blaze on Withers Avenue caused about 100 dollars in damage. the second on Shenandoah River Rt 7 property of Earl Hummer caused no damage and was thought to start from a stove.
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Clarke County
Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Co
Boyce Fire Co
Earl Hummer
Shenandoah River
Rt. 7
Enders
Art Boyce Company
Art Exhibit Opens Monday in Middletown at Wayside Gallery
A Middletown opening features Robert Wick of Woodstock as painter and John Copp of Strasburg as sculptor. Bruce Etchison of Hagerstown and Clyde Roberts of Itown display oil, pastel and ceramic works. The show runs daily through January 4 with art ranging from impressionist to traditionalist styles.
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Wayside
Middletown
Robert Wick
Woodstock
John Copp
Strasburg
Bruce Etchison
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Hagerstown
Clyde Roberts
Itown
Wick
Copp
Etchison
Roberts
Domestic trouble cited in early report at Pes
Mrs. Mary W. Pee stated Silas had been experiencing domestic trouble at the home in Pes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes
Cero
Mary W. Pee
Silas
F.H.A. and F.F.A. To Aid County Chest Drive
The Future Homemakers Club and the Future Farmers of America of James Wood High School will solicit for the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest. Mrs. J. N. Clore Jr. announces the volunteer effort as part of the county residential campaign. F.H.A. president Aren Hausenfluck and F.F.A. president Harry White Jr. lead the groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers Club
Future Farmers of America
James Wood High School
Winchester - Frederick County
J. N. Clore
Ses Burr
Clore
Aren Hausenfluck
F.H.A
Harry White, Jr
F.F.A
Five Day Virginia Weather Forecast Update
The five day outlook for Virginia covers Saturday to Wednesday with improving conditions late in the period. Temperatures rise from a low 24 to 30 tonight to 52 to 56 by Saturday afternoon, with increasing clouds and possible rain on Sunday and again midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztires
Suna
Rainfall totals and averages for December 1963
The report records rainfall over the past 24 days with 07 December rainfall to date none and 31.63 inches for the year 1963. It lists 50 year averages by month from January to December with values such as January 2.40 and June 3.86 inches.
Head of Mayors Group Is Killed
Fresno leader May or Arthur Selland of the National Conference of Mayors and Herbert Ferguson, 56, Fresno Chamber of Commerce president, were killed in a truck auto collision four miles south of Fresno while returning from a Los Angeles meeting. Selland, 57, was serving his second term as mayor and had just been elected to the conference post last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Arthur Selland
National
Conerence of Mayors
Here
Herbert Ferguson
Air Force Names Ben Martin for Sixth Season Coaching
Ben Martin, a former Navy end, will coach the Air Force football team for his sixth season. The announcement confirms his return to lead the program through the upcoming campaign and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Martin
Navy
Air Force
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Mount Hebron
Robert Hargreaves
Loudoun
Gen. Hatcher
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Southern States Cooperative Presents
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