Funeral service for Mrs Le lia Alive of Stephens City
Mary Lou Steele will be laid to rest after a funeral service for Mrs Le lia Alive of Stephens City. The service is scheduled Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers Billy Rick ard Alfred Briscoe Jr. Burial follows in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Stephens City
Mary Louise Steele
Jones
Billy Rickard
Alfred , Jr. Briscoe
Greenhill Cemetery
Shenandoah Liquor Case Appealed After Court Delay
A Shenandoah case ended with the defendant appealing from Alexandria where arrival at the courthouse was too late for trial. He received 150 days in jail and a $150 fine. State M A Ashley cited a 90 proof whiskey. Ted Pangle reported the liquor was 90 proof and that the defendant would appeal the Shenandoah County Court decision.
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Alexandria
Stickley
M. A
Ashley
Oper
Sebahater
Ted Pangle
Shenandoah
Citizens urged to speak up on Potomac Basin project
Kenneth J. Robinson of Winchester urged Clarke County citizens at Berryville to voice views on the Potomac River Basin project. He outlined four-state involvement Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania and described three Army Corps plans with dams on the upper basin and 418 small dams on tributaries.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Potomac River Basin
Robinson
Albertis Harrison
Army Corps of Engineers
Ae Robinson
Berryville
Clarke County
Fue Ber of Commerce
Lone Oak
Waterloo
Senate
Board of Rivers and Harbors
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Army Corps
Potomac
Shenandoah River
Loudoun County
National Park Assn
Washington, D. C
Back Creek
Theodor Heuss Dies at 79 in Stuttgart After Illness
Theodor Heuss, 79, the first president of postwar West Germany, died in Stuttgart after a long illness. He had led the new government founded after World War II.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Birth of a fully formed newborn in ancient era
A brief note records the emergence of a completely formed infant from a fa med process and notes links to Queen Isabella of Spain, the Cowboys, and boats in historical context.
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Isabella of
Spain
Shawnee Tanker Arrival Planned for Next Week
Shawnee Fire Company's new tanker truck is due next week after the board approved the addition and its $16,000 cost. The hall expansion houses the vehicle, with Ernie Nesselrodt reporting, and Chuck Bachman named to chair a 10 year service celebration committee including Bill Bowman and Carl Milton.
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Shawnee Fire Company
Ernie Nesselrodt
Chuck Bachman
Bill Bowman
Carl Milton
Raymond Newbrough
Nesselrodt
Rowles
Bill Bulman
Russell Goode
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Middletown
Va Road Toll Climbs to 923
The Virginia highway toll rises to 923 after a double fatality in Botetourt County and three other deaths reported in Virginia Beach Roanoke and Fairfax County. Victims include Ted L. Garner 31 of Virginia Beach Larry G. Weddle 19 of Roanoke Gerald J. Stephens 28 of Cincinnati Agnes Stokes 56 of Beiley's Crossroads.
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Virginia Beach
Ted L. Garner
Larry G. Weddle
Roanoke
Gerald J. Stephens
Cicinnati
Ohio
Blue Ridge Parkway
Alexandria
Agnes Stokes
Beiley
Fairfax County
Max Alvis Leads Indians With 22 Homers In 1963
Rookie Max Alvis paced the Cleveland Indians in 1963 with 22 home runs and 67 runs batted in. He headed the club in both categories and established himself as a key slugger for the season.
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Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Miller Elected President of Izaak Walton Chapter
Edward K. Miller of Miller Heights was elected president of the Winchester chapter of the Izaak Walton League succeeding Aaron Zuckerman. Philip R. Slaven, George Branner, Dave Fahnestock, and Leonard Sirbaugh unnamed terms and directors were arranged, with Bill Duncan briefing on park improvements at Izaak Walton Park on Rt. 50 East including a new patio rifle and trap range.
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Edward K. Miller
Miller Heights
Winchester
Izaak Walton League
Aaron Zuckerman
Leon Slaven
George Branner
Dave Fahnestock
Leonard Sirbaugh
E. L. Nesselrodt
Cecil Adams
John Cain
Lee Collins
H. M. Rayman
M. J. Billmyer
Lester McKee
John Warner
Willard Spaid
Fred Stinson
George Schecter
Charles Hofer
Bill Duncan
Izaak Walton Park
Rt. 50 East
Weather Snapshot Virginia Cloudy Cold Tonight Through Sunday
The report notes mostly cloudy and cold conditions for tonight and Saturday across Virginia with lows in the 20s and a high on Saturday. The five day outlook indicates unsettled conditions through Sunday with a mix of clouds and cooldowns.
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Virginia
One Injured in City Auto Crashes by Post Office
A 20 year old driver, David Lee Kerns of 529 Fairmont Ave, suffered a nose laceration after his car on Chestnut Street was struck by a second car driven by 20 year old Roland W. Whitacre of 717 Woodstock Lane at 7:25 a.m. Whitacre was charged with reckless driving. In a separate incident at 6:15 p.m. on Braddock Street, 17 year old Carolyn Chrisman of 802 S Braddock lost brakes, struck a tree by the sidewalk, and partly mounted the Post Office steps with no injuries.
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Winchester
David Lee Kerns
Fairmont Ave
Kerns
Chestnut St
Roland W. Whitacre
Woodstock Lane
Whitacre
Chestnut
Kerns Auto
Carolyn Chrisman
Braddock St
Piccadilly
Miss Chrisman
S. Braddock
Post Office
Downtown parade draws crowds as shops extend hours
Police report heavy downtown crowds for the parade with many spectators remaining in parked cars. Merchants announce six nights a week shopping through Christmas, with Santa’s arrival marking the start.
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Santa
Marian Anderson Plans Farewell World Concert Tour
New York AP report says Marian Anderson will embark a farewell world tour next year and retire in spring 1965. The 55 year old contralto, who sang at the Metropolitan Opera in 1955, will end with a Carnegie Hall concert on Easter Sunday 1965 and may pursue civil rights work and school outreach. She wears a Freedom Medal pinned by President Johnson.
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New York
Marian Anderson
Carnegie Hall
Miss Anderson
Orpheus Fisher
Danbury, Conn
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