Obituaries of Festus and Carper in Winchester area
Two Winchester obituaries note Arthur Garfield Pete Festus of 579 N Kent St who died in Newton D Baker Hospital. Survivors include father, siblings in New York and Maryland, and others. burial at National Cemetery after service at Cartwright Funeral Home. Also Holmes Hinkie Carper of Route 2 died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. survivors include wife, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. service at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron.
Trenary Service for Mrs Sophia G Trenary
Funeral service for Mrs Sophia G Trenary 84 of 815 E Cork St died Monday held tomorrow at 11 am at Home with Rev Henry S Amidon. Pallbearers listed. Burial Mount Hebron. Owers omitted Heart Fund contributions requested.
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Sophia G. Trenary
E. Cork St
Jones Funeral Home
Henry S., Amidon
Taylor L. Barr
Robert D. Glaize
Harry G. Fox
Joseph A. Sarandria
Stewart Bell, Jr
Bernard F. Groves, Jr
Mount Hebron Cemetery
All Saints Episcopal Church
Chevy Chase Circle
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Joseph Gawler
Congressman Wins 6-Year Fight to Ban Nepotism
Iowa Democrat Rep. Neal Smith wins passage of an antinepotism rider to a federal pay bill. The measure bars relatives of federal workers from being hired by most agencies, though current relatives are unaffected. Smith cites widespread abuse in postmasters offices and notes some colleagues opposed the tactic yet available on the floor.
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Washington
Iowa
Congress
White House
Neal Smith
Johnson
House
Smith
Iowa Democrat
Albert Larrick 60 dies. services set at Jones Funeral Home
Albert Lee Larrick, 60, of 916 S Cameron St died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born March 6 1907 in High View West Virginia, the son of the late David Lee and Retta Oates Larrick. He worked as a bookkeeper for Valley Redi-Mix Corp and belonged to Highland Presbyterian Church United Commercial Travelers and Izaak Walton League. Survived by a daughter Susan Rathman two sisters Nellie Cline Petersburg West Virginia and Lewis Dinkle Winchester and two grandchildren. Ducted tomorrow at 1 30 by Rev Bruce Macbeth at Jones Funeral Home pallbearers named.
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Mr. Larrick
Highview
W. Va
David Lee
Retta Oates Larrick
Valley Redi-Mix Corp
Highland Presbyterian Church
United Commercial Travelers
Izaak Walton League
Susan Rathman
Lewis Dinkle
Winchester
Nellie Cline
Petersburg
Bruce Macbeth
Jones Funeral Home
Talmage L. Bucher
Douglas G. Vines
Charles M. Carroll
E. William Duncan
David A. Fahnestock
Basil F. Cooper
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Death of Virginia livestock dealer John Larrick
John W. Larrick Jr 82 of Route 4 Chambersville died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born November 8 1885 in Frederick County the son of the late John W and Margaret Simpson Larrick Sr. He married Pauline Hutcheson February 19 1914 in Auburn Kentucky. A retired farmer fruit grower and livestock dealer he helped organize the Southern States Winchester Service and owned the Virginia Livestock Market. He graduated from Shenandoah Valley Academy and Washington and Lee University. He was an elder and trustee at Round Hill Presbyterian Church and long served as Sunday School superintendent and treasurer. Survived by children Margaret Brumback Mary Duvall Bunny Adams Nancy Whittel John W Larrick and W Eugene Larrick nine grandchildren a brother Jonah Larrick and a sister Ada Penick. Funeral arrangements are complete with friends and relatives invited to call
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John W. Larrick
Route 4
Chambersville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Larrick
Frederick County
John W
Margaret Simpson Larrick
Pauline Hutcheson
Auburn
Larrick
Winchester Service
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee University
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Ashby
Margaret) Brumback
Stephens City
Ferman
Mary) Duvall
Purcellville
Harold
Bunny) Adams
LaHabra
Calif
Warren
Nancy) Whittel
Winchester
Jack) Larrick
W. Eugene Larrick
Jonah Larrick
Richmond
Ada Penick
Florida
Jones Funeral Home
Ralph Kater Landscape Gardener Dies at 83
Ralph Belmont Kater 83 of 117 W Whitlock Ave died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being admitted Monday. Born Oct 16 1884 in Frederick County he was the son of the late David B and Paralee Harper Kater. Surviving are three children Chloe B Kater Merle W Kater Roslind Kater a sister Mrs Robert Forney and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm at Fairview Lutheran Church near Gore with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Kurtz Funeral Home in Winchester hosting visitation tomorrow 7 30 to 9 pm.
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Ralph Belmont Kater
W. Whitlock Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kater
Frederick County
David B
Paralee Arper Kater
Gertie May Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Kater
Chloedelle B. Kater
Ashington
Winchester
Merle W. Kater
Roslind . Kater
Robert Forney
Inchester
Fairview Lutheran Church
Gore
Daniel Morris
Woman Treated After Crash In Winchester
Police say a two car collision yesterday at S Stewart and Pall Mall occurred when Boyd Hamman Jr 16 of Rt 4 collided with Frances Parker Propps 41. Propps was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Damages totaled about 800 dollars with 425 to Propps car 175 to Hamman’s car and 200 to a brick wall.
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Winchester
Marshall
Frances Parker Propps
Winchester Memorial Hospital
S. Stewart and
Pall Mall Srs
Boyd Jacob Hamman, Jr
Rt. 4
Propps
R. E. Buncutter
Hamman
Revival Services Tomorrow at Albin Center
Special sermon and old time singing set for tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Albin Revival Center Route 522 North Truck Stop Sister Bremer of Martinsburg West Virginia is the scheduled speaker for the evening.
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Albin Revival Center
Route 522 North
Bremer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Weather snapshot from AP wraps world conditions
An AP weather brief reports on conditions around the globe with regional highlights and trends. It notes temperature shifts, precipitation events, and notable storm activity affecting multiple areas without deep regional detail.
Williams Heads Boyce Fire Company Installation
Lawrence Williams was named president of the Boyce Volunteer Fire Company at the annual installation dinner held at the Fire Hall. John H. Enders Fire Company chief Robert W. Bayliss officiated with other guests including Berryville Rescue Squad members and new officers installed for 1968. Dinner served by White Post Methodist Church drew about 70 members and wives.
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Lawrence Williams
Boyce Volunteer Fire Company
Robert W. Bayliss
John H. Enders Fire Company
Harry Lee Arnold
Berryville
Bill Bowerman
J. F. Jones
John H
James Grubbs
Richard Frame
John Sweet
Garland Brown
Ralph Shiley
William Shepherd
Sammy Buckley
Henry Devers
Marvin Ashby
Paul Kagey
Harvey Hall
Tom Iden
James Sipe
Charles Jenkins
Robert McDonald
White Post Methodist Church
Weather Forecast and Rainfall Totals From Historic Data
The forecast calls for fair tonight with a low around 30 and partly cloudy days ahead. Winds will be light, and temperatures trend near normal with highs in the 40s to near 50 and lows from the 20s to mid 40s. Rain totals for the period show 3.00 inches year to date through December and 35.18 inches for 1967, with monthly and long term averages provided.
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Janeat
Wall Street Opens Higher As Trading Gains Lead
Wall Street recovered in active opening trading with more advancers than decliners. Leading movers include American Motors up 2 points to 19 and American Airlines up 14 to 31 percent, plus Scientific Data at 148 and Campbell Red Lake at 25. Fractional gains were seen by Pan American, McDonnell Douglas, Occidental Petroleum and St. Regis paper.
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American Motors
American Airlines
Scientific Data
Campbell Red Lake
Martin Marietta
Pan American World Airways
McDonnell Douglas
Occidental Petroleum
St. Regis Paper
Construction span of the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City
The Mormon Temple construction began in 1853 and was dedicated in 1893, taking 40 years to complete. The quiz asks how many U.S. secretaries of state later became presidents.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
False figure of speech tied to coast guard horseracing case
A retired U S Coast Guard official challenges an Interstate Commerce Commission observation linking horseracing figures to a false statement. The Attorney General weighs potential legal action while engineers assess the phrasing as a figure of speech.
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U.S. Coast Guard
City Council Notes Postponed Health Building Disposition
Municipal Buildings Committee chair Roy W Bayliss Jr cites postponement of disposing the former health building at the northeast corner of N Braddock and Amherst Streets with plans to have it ready for the next meeting. City Manager Wendell Seldon reports 6.5 tons of salt and calcium chloride used in the snow plan, bulk salt savings, and 261.6 curb miles cleaned by the Elgin Pelican sweeper, with cost per mile down. Fire Inspector William N Godenour logs November inspections and fire activity while Council members present include all except Henkel and Harper who are hospitalized.
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Municipal Buildings
Com_mittee
Roy W. Bayliss
N. Braddock and
Amherst Sts
Wendell Seldon
Council
William N. Godenour
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Winchester Evening Star
Arthur G. Festus
Arthur Garfield
Pete) Festus
N. Kent St
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Festus
John Festus
John Allen
New York City
Joan Sloane
Jean Brooks
Magerstown
Lucy Brooks
Charles Lewis
Moses Prather
John Mann Methodist Church
Cart
Joseph Ransom
Charles Barron
Floyd Taper
Kenneth Williams
Mitchell Burks
Linwood Williams
Holmes H. Carper
Holmes Hinkie Carper
Mr. Carper
John and
Janie Ford Carper
Mamie DeHaven
Greenwood Methodist Church
Carper
Frank Seal
Charles Luttrell
Elmer DeHaven
Jacob Carper
John Carper
Joseph Carper
Henry S. Amidon
Mount Hebror Cemetery
Mr. Albert Lee Larrick
Mr. Holmes Hinkle
John W. Larrick, Jr
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts Florists, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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J. Alan Maphis
New Mexico Ave
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Elsie Lindsay
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Congressman
Albert L. Larrick
Albert Lee Larrick
S. Cameron
John Larrick
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