Obituary Mrs Florence Gillison of Berryville
Florence E Gillison of Josephine Berryville died Wednesday in Winchester Hospital. Survived by four children Catharine Reynolds James Arthur Gillison Jr Robert Carroll Gillison and John Wesley Gillison all of Berryville a brother James W Nicks of Charles Town and 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm Zion Baptist Church Berryville with burial Milton Valley Cemetery. Pallbearers Edward Johnson William Henry Paige Stanley Clay David Thomas James Willis Benjamin Paige. Honorary pallbearers Philip Paige John Lampkins Thomas Carter Henry Blake. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Florence E. Gillison
Josephine
Berryville
Dpa
Winchester, Hospital
Gilli- Arthur Gillison
Uing
Catharine C. Reynolds
James Arthur Gillison
Robert Carroll Gillison
John Wesley Gillison
James W. Nickens
Charles Town
W.va
Zion Baptist Church
Paul Brown
Milton Valley Cemetery
Edward,nson
William Henry Paige
Tanley Clay
David Thomas
James Willis
Benjamin Paige
Phillip Paige
John Lampkins
Thomas Carter
Henry Blake
John H
Enders Funeral Home
Distinct Six-Rayed Snowflakes With Unique Designs
Snowflakes are known for six rays. Each snowflake’s pattern is unique with no two exact designs found alike. The characteristic hexagonal shape arises from water’s crystal structure.
Tuskegee protests damage after acquittal in Tuskegee student slaying
About 600 Negro students damaged 13 businesses in Tuskegee after a white man was acquitted in the Slaying of a Tuskegee Institute student. Police reported no arrests. The rally followed the Opelika murder trial verdict and a Confederate statue was painted with black power slogans.
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Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Charles M. Keever
Keever
Alton B. Taylor
Tuskegee Public Safety
Opelika
Marvin Segrest
Samuel Younge Jr
Younge
Innocent Plea in Slaying of Church Leader in Ohio
In Columbus, 23-year-old William R. Minor stood silent as Otto Beatty Jr. entered an innocent plea to a first degree murder charge in the death of Dr. Robert W. Spike, a Chicago ministry professor and civil rights figure. Spike’s body was found Oct. 17 at the United Christian Center near Ohio State University. minor admitted burglaries in Columbus andWest Virginia during interrogation.
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Columbus, Ohio
William R. Minor
Columbus
Otto Beatty Jr
Public Defender’s Office
Robert W. Spike
University of
Minor
Paintsville
Dean Strasbaugh
West Virginia
Beck
Spike
Absenteeism costs state aid for Page County Schools
State aid totaling about 40 000 dollars for Page County Schools in 1965 66 was lost due to student absences. Superintendent S M Haga notes average daily attendance determines funding with 42 709 absences recorded. He estimates up to half of those may be unavoidable, implying a potential loss of around 20 000 dollars to the county. Harrisonburg completes sewer project aiding annexed areas at 275 000 to 300 000 dollars.
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Luray
Page County
S.M. Haga
Haga
Harrisonburg
Norton Co
J. Ray McDermott
Monsanto
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Ups
American
Chrysler
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street Sees Irregular Start as Credit Cools
Trading opened with losses then steadied as reports said credit tightness eased somewhat. Steel, auto, aerospace, drug, nonferrous metal, tobacco and railroad shares rose, while Dow fell slightly and overall averages hardly changed. Notable moves included Douglas Aircraft up about 1 percent and International Nickel about a point.
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Dow Jones
Douglas Aircraft
International Nickel
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
United Aircraft
Harnsberger Receives Valley Promotional Service Award
Luray native and Page Milling Co. figure Harns berger directed publicity at Luray Caverns since 1937. He served two terms as Luray mayor and remains active in regional travel groups, with a long record of Shenandoah Valley promotion.
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Luray
Harnsberger
Cornell University
Page Milling Co
Bisquick
General Mills
Page Milling
MR. Harnsberger
Luray Caverns
the Caverns
Martha Lou James
Maurertown
SVI
Coins Containing Nickel Used By 235 B.C.
Historical note indicates nickel was present in coinage as early as 235 B.C. The statement highlights early metal use in ancient currency and links to metallurgical and monetary history.
Governors Seek Active 1968 Role
COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO AP Republican governors push to build a party organization to back a presidential contender. Michigan Governor George Romney leads in polls as a likely front runner while Colorado Governor John A. Love and Rhode Island Governor John H. Chafee seek the GGA chairmanship and urge state executives to unite behind one White House candidate.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Michigan
George Romney
Colorado
John A. Love
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Weather Today and Weekend Forecast for Winchester
Virginia shows cloudiness with a low around 55 tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 60s, then a cooler Sunday with possible rain. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph, rainfall expected over the weekend and again midweek, and temperatures about eight degrees above normal.
Stephens City Methodists to Lay Cornerstone Sunday
Cornerstone laying for the Stephens City Methodist Church Education Building set for Sunday at 11:45 a.m. Dr. Harry B. Eaton will speak at the 11 a.m. worship service and lay the cornerstone. Luncheon to follow. project costs $98,700 with handmade wood molden brick design.
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Stephens City Methodist Church
Harry B. Eaton
Winchester
Charles Rickets
James E. Harper
Staunton
Winchester Police Banquet Honors Tradition Since 1948
At the annual banquet Chief Boyd reflected on the long-standing ceremony, noting thanks to attendees. The event featured shrimp cocktail and turkey dinner, with entertainment by Shenandoah Conservatory Madrigal singers and Handley High School teacher Edward Touchstone on accordion.
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Boyd
Winchester Police
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Madrigal Singers
Handley High School
Edward Touchstone
VP Resignation: Calhoun Leaves to Join Senate
John C. Calhoun, who served as vice president from March 4, 1825, to December 28, 1832, resigned to become a South Carolina senator. The move marked the only instance of a U.S. vice president resigning to take another public office.
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United States
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Glee Clubs To Present Joint Concert Tonight
The Randolph Macon and Westhampton College glee clubs perform a joint concert tonight at 8 at Market Street Methodist Church. Sponsored by Brucetown Methodist Men and Winchester area churches, the event will be telecast over Cable TV.
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Randolph-Macon
Westhampton College
Market Street Methodist Church
Brucetown Methodist Men
Methodist Churches of
Winchester
Unknown List of Terms and Phrases
A fragmented OCR string presents numbers and terms including Candlestick Park Cotton Whiskers No. 6 Eighteen The Sloth Hypotenuse Utah July 4 1946. The readable items suggest a miscellaneous list rather than a cohesive article.
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Utah
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Uae
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N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
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Tuskegee, Ala
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Braddock St
Braddock & Amherst
Mr. Farmer
Farm Credit
Association
Boscawen St
Winchester, Va
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plateaus
Great Lakes
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Ohio
Tennessee
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Gulf Coast
the United Chris
F. L. Showalter Inc
Lynchburg
Rthur, Inc
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Virginia Travel Council
Southern Highlands Attraction Association
National Association of Travel Organizations
James A. Payne
Front Royal
Tom Wood Baldridge
Shenandoah
Burr P. Harrison
Jay W. Johns
Charlottesville
Stonewall Jackson
Rupert A. Blacka
Stuarts Draft
Harry F. Byrd, Sr
C.F. Dunlap
Cameron St
U.S
Weather Today
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Stephens City
Foot
Candlestick Park
Cotton
Burgh
Odie Hnn
Glaize
N. Cameron St
C&s Bank
Pixes
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