Obituary notices for Boyd and Tinsman in Winchester
Robert Nelton Boyd 78 of 21 E Boscawen St died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born March 21 1886 in Frederick County he worked 50 years at Virginia Woolen Co and belonged to Woodmen of the World and Rouss Fire Company. Survived by wife Eva N Crowser two sons L Marshall and George B Boyd a brother and two sisters and four grandsons. Funeral 1:30 PM tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mose Herbert Tinsman of Millwood died yesterday at home born June 1 1893 in Clarke County married Nora Pearson survived by four children 13 grandchildren and six siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at John H Enders Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelton Boyd
E. Boscawen St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Boyd
Frederick County
Robert L
Ellén Carver Boyd
Evan Crowser
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Co
Woodmen of the World
Rouss Fire Company
L. Marshall Boyd
George B. Boyd
Henkle W. Boyd
Elsie Lowery
Lillie Barnes
Frederick, Md
Jones Funeral Home
John A. Baden
James A. Loy Wa
Yost, Sr
Lynwood H, Newbrough
Herndon D
Arthur
Nelson L. Grim
Basil F. Cooper
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mose Herbert Tinsman
Millwood
Clarke County
William Henry
Liza Virginia Tomblin Tinsman
Nora Pearson
Nina Deaver
Woodbridge
Eleanor Craig
Stephens City
Beulah Pierce
Delaplane
Bertha Carroll
Maynard Tinsman
Bluemont
Caleb
Claude
Patton and Harrison Appointed to Local Boards
Kenneth Patton and Aaron Zucker man were named to the Local Board of Public Welfare by the City Council on Tuesday night. Burr P. Harrison was named to the Handley Library Board, per Wednesday's Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Patton
Board of Public Welfare
Aaron Zuckerman
Burr P. Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Handley Library Board
Nelson Gets 18 Months Suspended
Nelson Edward Nelson was convicted October first of discharging a gun in an occupied building and received an 18 month sentence suspended by Judge Elliott Marshall after noting the defendant had served 16 months in confinement. A jury fined Dorsey D. Bryan 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving on appeal. Herbert Everhart’s charge of being drunk in public was dismissed.
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Berryville
Paul Edward Nelson
Elliott Marshall
Dorsey D. Bryan
Bryan
Herbert Everhart
Two White Pines Cut In City Park Fallout Report
Recreation Director James Barnett reported two six to seven foot white pines were chopped down in the city park. The trees, valued at about twenty dollars, were part of the park's tree and shrub planting program and Barnett urged the responsible party to replace them and suggested others refrain from damaging the remaining trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnett
Sheriff's Widow Pleads Innocent in Slaying Case
Mrs Liki lle Thompson Arrington 39 pleaded innocent to killing her husband Sheriff Billy Joe Arrington. A preliminary hearing was continued to Wednesday at defense request. statements from a 16 year old daughter and officers were in dispute. Bond was discussed as she remains jailed since the November 21 shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper
Lik Iille Thompson Arrington
Billy Joe Arrington
Commonwealth
C. E. Reams Jr
Higginbotham
Armed bandit robs small loan firm in Suffolk
Suffolk police hunted an armed robber who held up Mrs. Dorothy P. Kennedy of Knight Finance Co. and fled with a bag containing about 7798 dollars. The incident occurred near 6 35 p m as she prepared to deposit the bag at the American Bank and Trust Co. N L Whedbee Jr. sat nearby in his pickup. He initially volunteered to chase but backed off when warned the bandit was armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Dorothy P. Kennedy
Knight Finance Co
American Bank and Trust Co
Kennedy
Whedbee
Redistribution of drill pay and Guard restructuring plan
The plan would shift drill pay to a 450,000 man manpower pool to fill units or form new ones, cutting overall strength from 700,000 to 550,000 with priority units at 80 to 100 percent. It reallocates 21 brigades into 8 high priority divisions and creates independent brigades for smaller tasks, while converting reserve training divisions into the Guard and abolishing 14 Army corps headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe
Viet Nam Aid Talks Rise Over Rural Development Support
The U S ambassador indicated no monetary limit on aid to Saigon as Vietnam reviews programs for security and local government development in rural areas. No large US troop increase is planned beyond 22,000. Buddhist leaders urge withdrawal of support from Huong amid possible protests and a hunger strike. Ex Premier Nguyen Khanh escaped a Viet Cong attack as he prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Taylor
Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Nguyen
Lee Vien
Spook Motives Questioned in Congo Hostage Debate
Algerian Ambassador Tewfik Bouattoura urged scrutiny of motives behind backing the rebellion as he noted Western press focus on 80 white hostages killed in Congo. He contrasted this with reported killings of tens of thousands by the Congolese army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewfik Bouattoura
Congo
FBI Court Hearing Ends With No Charges Against Defendants
In a packed courtroom the only witness FBI agent Henry addressed a questioned confession from Barnette, a co defendant. Judge Carter denied introducing the confession, keeping the case to proceed to a federal grand jury while defense lawyers decried political pressure.
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FBI
Henry
Atlanta
Owen
Barnette
Rask
Cullen
Meridian
Miss Carter
Springhill
Robert J. Donovan Jr
Washington
Justice Department
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther Kin Jr
Weather Today Virginia Turns Warmer Then Cooler Soon
Cloudy with rain possible tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from a low in the upper 30s to mid 40s and a high near 50s. Sunday looks mild with above normal averages and a return to cooler air by Tuesday. Rain expected Saturday and early next week. Weather notes from Winchester skies include sunrise sunset and rainfall totals.
Fire alarm confusion as lime mist mimics smoke
Round Hill Fire Co. responded to an alarm near Mt. Williams after a cloud of lime was misread as smoke. The call came in about 8 a.m. none the fireman found lime, not fire. Earlier, John H. Enders Fire Co. attended Dr. John Emerick’s home at 226 South Church Street where a shutoff flue allowed smoke to escape into the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Co
Mt. Williams
John H. Enders
Two-Vehicle Collision Near E Boscawen and Kent Streets
At about 8 15 a m two cars collided near E Boscawen and Kent Streets with heavy damage but no injuries. Glen L. Gore 24 of Rt 1 North passed the Webber vehicle driven by Charles L. Webber of 700 block S Kent St as it turned left into the municipal parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Boscawen
Kent Sts
S. Kent
Glen L. Gore
Rt. 1
Charles L. Webber
Kent St
Gore
Webber
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Patton
Robert Nelson Boyd
Mrs. Frances Embrey
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Bearzen
N. Loudoun Street
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I, Q
Packers
Little Joe
Gopher Wood
Chicago
U.8. Weather Bureau
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Plese Hysters
Tece
Gulf
Ohio Valley
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Atty
W. D. Reams Jr
Reams
Mrs.Arrington
S. Page Higginbotham
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Shenan’ Doah National
Spaak
VERS
C. I. Brumbacek
Cameron St
Virginia
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New York
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IBM
Eastern Air Lines
National Air Lines
Northeast Airlines
Northeast
Florida
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Jones & la
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Lieberling
Firestone
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du Pont
Union Carbide
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Clearbrook
Olympic
Glaize & Bro
N. Gameron
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