Obituary notices for Dove Santman and Whitacre
Crate W. Dove 8 of White Post died in Louisa yesterday. Funeral at 11 a.m. Monday at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Emmanuel Chapel Churchyard White Post. Mrs. Rachel P. Santman 72 of 1629 Lewis Sr. died yesterday. Services tomorrow 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Shenandoat Memorial Park. Mary Elliott Whitacre 95 of Whitacre died Tuesday. Service tomorrow 2 p.m. Fairview Lutheran Church near Gore. Burial arrangements noted.
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Crate W. Dove
White Post
Louisa
John H. Enders
Berryville
M. C. Cook
Emmanuel Chapel
Rachel P. Santman
Lewis Sr
Jones Funeral Home
John A. Baden
Santman
Front Royal
W. W. Pettitt
R. M.santman
Hagerstown
Christ Episcopal Church
Mary Elliott Whitacre
Whitacre
Fairview Lutheran Church
Gore
Clark Elliott
Jack Kerns
John Elliott
Leroy Elliott
Arthur Good
James Good
Blary Seldon
Roy Kerns
Giffins
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Services Set for May F May at Jones Funeral Home
May F May 56 of Clear Brook dies Tuesday. Funeral service Thursday at 10 AM at Jones Funeral Home with Reverends Andrews and Widmyer. Pallbearers listed. Burial in Singers Glen Cemetery. Family receiving friends tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Geneva F. May
Clearbrook
Jones Funeral Home
David H. Andrews
George S. Widmyer
L. Linwood DeHaven
B. Ray Place
Albert L. Nicholson
William Wampler
Roscoe Delmore
Ray Hollar
Singers Glen
Hearings Set For 3 Charged In Thefts
Three of four Frederick County youths charged Dec. 3 with petty larceny from parked cars pleaded innocent at arraignment in Frederick County Court. The fourth pleaded guilty. Hearings are set for Jan. 9. Ralph Michael Lee 18 Stephenson Larry Bowers 19 Clearbrook Ronald Thompson 18 Shenandoah Hills are charged with theft from cars of O L Payne Martinsburg Pike and Robert Bursery Jr Kern stown. Terry A Webster Jr Winchester is charged with theft of a stereo tape from Mr Payne. Deputy Robert Kline was the arresting officer.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Ralph Michael Lee
Stephenson
Larry Bowers
Clearbrook
Ronald Thompson
Shenandoah Hills
O.L. Payne
Martinsburg Pike
Robert Bursery, Jr
Kernstown
Terry A. Webster, Jr
Winchester
Payne
Bowers
Robert Kline
Lost pony in custody reported by Frederick County Sheriff
Deputy Miller Owens reports a dark sorrel pony with a white star found at Arthur Hartman's Albin farm not belonging to him. Owens reviews possible owners and asks the owner to contact the Sheriff's office. Temperatures in Abu Dhabi reach 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade.
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Frederick County
Desert
Sheikdom
Abu Dhabi
Shokes Elected President of Virginia Pesticide Association
Edward C. Shokes of Winchester has been elected president of the Virginia Pesticide Association at the annual Blacksburg meeting. He leads F.A. Shyrock Company, distributors of agricultural chemicals, and has a background in baseball with the Syracuse Chiefs and Cincinnati Reds. He has lived in Winchester 20 years, is married to Betty Shyrock, and has two children. He served as Chief Petty Officer in World War II and held church and Boy Scout leadership roles.
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Winchester
Virginia Pesticide Association
Blacksburg
Mr. Shokes
F.A. Shyrock Company
Charleston
S.C
Duke University
Syracuse Chiefs
Cincinnati Reds
Betty Shyrock
Christmas Blood Drive Appeal Urges Donations
The American Red Cross urged residents to donate blood this holiday season noting accidents rise and blood supplies dwindle. A Tuesday drive at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. seeks 10 pints of O negative for open heart surgery with Knights of Columbus sponsorship and coordinators James Keena and Bill Huntsberry.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Christ Episcopal Church
Knights of Columbus
James
E. Keena
Bill
Huntsberry
Cochairmen
Small Fire At O Sullivan Building In Shawnee
Shawnee and Winchester firemen reported minor damage from a small fire yesterday at O Sullivan Rubber Corporation’s new building off Weems Lane. Fire started in a paint spray booth exhaust fan from sparks, sprinkler system helped, firemen remained about 30 minutes.
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Winchester
O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
Weems Lane
S. R. Dyke
Round Hill
David Grim
Sunnyside
Shenandoah County to Hire Deputy Revenue Commissioner
Shenandoah County supervisors decided to hire a deputy commissioner of revenue with a $6000 minimum salary. Blair Zirkle, the commissioner, cited rapid subdivision growth and the need to handle real estate assessments and monitor new developments. The appointee must be approved by the State Compensation Board.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah
Card Drive A Success Leads to 400 Cards for Hospital Patients
Mrs. William C. Beatty, president of the Northwestern Mental Health Association, announced a Christmas card drive collected over 400 stamped cards from local and out of state donors. The cards will be sent to Western State Hospital for patients to mail before Christmas, gathered by church groups and clubs in cooperation with the association.
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Northwestern Mental Health Association
Western State Hospital
Mental Health Association
Break in at Holiday Inn East on Route 50 Probed
State Police investigate a overnight break in at the Holiday Inn East on Route 50 with details emerging on items taken. Police continue to study evidence and interview staff about the incident.
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Holiday Inn, East
Wall Street Opens Higher as Trading Bounces Back
The New York Stock Exchange opens up amid moderate trading with gains in Taft Broadcasting and Atlantic Richfield while Dow lingers after a month of about an 80 point loss. Analysts debate whether a Wednesday rally can sustain this early move.
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New York Stock Exchange
Taft Broadcasting
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Atlantic Richfield
Carter Wall
Dow
Weather forecast for Virginia with temperatures and times
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Low tonight 30 to 36, high Friday 42 to 50. Noon high 50, low 35. Yesterday's official high 41. Winchester skies report sunset 4 50 p m sunrise 7 23 a m. Moonset 7 17 p m. First Quarter Dec 15. The federal government spends about 3 billion annually on manpower programs.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages from recent period
Rainfall for the past 2% hours ending at 8 30 a m today is 1 23 inches December rainfall to date 1 87 inches 1969 rainfall to date 35 40 inches The 56 year average January through December is 36 43 inches Five year totals show wide variance from 26 85 to 96 48 inches Monthly averages list January 2 41 February through December with several tens decimals indicating overall rainfall patterns
Two Cars Totaled in Valley Ave Crash
Police report a three car crash at 1220 Valley Ave at 5 45 p m. Fred Washington Vance of Martinsburg lost control northbound and hit a parked car owned by James A Claycomb, pushing it into another parked car owned by Betty Everett. Both Vance and Claycomb vehicles were totaled. Everett car valued at 150 dollars. No injuries. Firemen released after no fire. steam from radiator caused false alarm.
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Valley Ave
Preston O. Jolley
Fred Washington Vance
Martinsburg
W. Va
James A. Claycomb
1220
Betty
Everett
Jolley
Vance
Claycomb
S. R. Dyke
Sears
Pope Installed As Fire Co President
Carl Pope was installed as president of the Boyce Fire Company at its annual banquet. Also installed were Russell Lloyd as vice president Bill Grubbs as secretary Lawrence Kephart as treasurer and Floyd Hummer James Sipe and Clifford Hall as directors. Other officers named include Garland Brown chief Francis Hudson captain Ralph Shiley first lieutenant John Sweet second lieutenant Henry Deavers third lieutenant Sammy Buckley fourth lieutenant Marvin Ashby chief of fire police Rev. Jesse Tate chaplain and James Sipe as electrician.
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BOYCE
Carl Pope
Boyce Fire Company
Russell Lloyd
Bill Grubbs
Lawrence Kephart
Floyd Hummer
James Sipe
Clifford Hall
Garland Brown
Francis Hudson
Ralph Shiley
John Sweet
Henry Deavers
Sammy _— Buckley
Marvin Ashby
Jesse Tate
The Bat and Goiter Raise Unlikely Headlines
A quirky list highlights items and names such as John L. Sullivan, Venus, and squash alongside references to goiter and the bat. The pairing presents a playful miscellany of terms amid historical figure nods and everyday objects.
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Spruce
John L. Sullivan
the Bat
Goiter
Venus
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