Deaths and Funerals for Mrs L of 153 Fox Drive
Funeral services were held today at Jones Funeral Home for Mrs L of 153 Fox Drive with Rev. Stanley H. Dysart and Rev. Jacob W. Mast officiating. Pallbearers named included Jesse Stotler Lemon Stotler C Russell Lupton Herbert Russell Jr W Eugene Line and Fred Stotler. Burial followed at Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Fox
Stanley H. Dysart
Jacob W. Mast
Jones Funeral Home
Jesse L. Stotler
Lemon H. Stotler
C. Russell Lupton
Herbert S. Russell, Jr
W. Eugene Line
Fred Y. Stotler
Merial
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral for Arthur L Lowe Held at Emmanuel Chapel
Arthur L Lowe of Buena Vista died Sunday. Funeral service conducted yesterday at Emmanuel Chapel Boyce by Rev Frank Q Cayce. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Survivors include Brent Burnett Lowe Ira Lowe Jr Kirkland Lowe and Charles Lowe.
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Arthur l Lee Lowe
Buena
Vista
Emmanuel Chapel
Boyce
Frank Q. Cayce
Green Hill Ceme
W. S. Brent
A. J. Burnett
Iran T. Lowe, Jr
Kirkland J. Lower
Charles F. Lowe
Funeral service for Fred L. Affleck held at Giffin Funeral Home
Fred L. Affleck died Monday. His funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon at Giffin Funeral Home in Cap on Bridge by Rev. C. L. Beard. Burial followed at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Fred L. Affleck
Giffin
Capon Bridge
C. L. Beard
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Funeral for Anna Pendleton in Millwood Sunday service
Funeral for Anna Pendleton of Millwood set Sunday at 2 p.m. at Guilfield Church. Rev. Isham Williams to officiate with burial in Little Chapel Cemetery. Pallbearers named Henry Post Banks John Banks Walter Williams William Sanford Henry Williams Floyd Mason. Body at John H. Enders Funeral Home.
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Anna Pendleton
Millwood
Guilfield Church
Mill‘wood
Isham Williams
Little Chapels
Henry Post
Banks
John Banks
Walter Williams
William Sanford
Henry Williams
Floyd Mason
John H. Enders
Death notice for Mrs Anna Lee Collis of Siler
Mrs Anna Lee Collis 71 widow of Rev Joseph R Collis died early today at her home in Siler She was born in Siler daughter of the late George William Maury and Alverna Moreland Maury Her husband long time pastor of St Luke's E U B Church Martinsburg died in 1952 She was a member of St Luke's Church Survivors include a step son.
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Anna Lee Collis
Joseph R. Collis
Siler
George William and
Alverna Moreland Maury
St. Luke’s E.U.B. Church
Marstinsburg
St. Luke’s Church
Gore farmer Charles Triplett dies at 51 in Winchester hospital
Charles Matelin Triplett 51 of Gore died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Beulah Whitare, mother Margaret Simons Triplett, six children, two brothers and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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Charles Matelin Triplett
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospita
Mr. Triplett
Frederick County
Margaret Simons Triplett
John Triplett
Beulah Whitare
Hagerstown
Margaret Clowser
Hayfield
William Casilear
Evelyn Triplett
Dorothy Triplett
Charles Triplett
Juanita
Mrs. Whitacre Heads Auxiliary At Gainesboro
Esther Whitacre named president of the Auxiliary to the Gainesboro Fire Company at the annual meeting. Officers with her include Winfred Rogers as vice president and Jerry Havermale as secretary.
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Esther Whitacre
Gainesboro Fire Company
Winfred Rogers
Jerry Havermale
Mary Whitacre
Jack Williamson
Goldie Place
Delphia DeHaven
Alma Crosen
Georgia Braithwaite
Eunice Braithwaite
Mary DeHaven
Marie Barney
Mary Boyce
Elks Aid Blind In Yule Tree Sales Project
The Winchester Association for the Blind offers 1 200 Christmas trees at its stand in the Coca Cola building on Valley Ave. The sale includes 700 Scotch and Australian pines from Pennsylvania and 500 Balsam firs from Canada. Elks Club members provide manpower, handle money, and load trees for purchasers.
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Winchester Association For the Blind
Coca Cola
Valley Ave
Pennsylvania
Canda
The
Elks Club
LOY'S USED FURNITURE and Several Local Auctions
A sales directory lists auctions on December 16 and following days. Loy's Used Furniture at 2168 Loudoun St Winchester Va offers furniture and household goods with auctioneer W D Orndorff. Others include Ida E Fries estate in front Frederick County Court House with Charles R Duvall as auctioneer and a Desirable city property. Real estate and county property featured with multiple auctioneers and locations.
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Frederick County Court House
Charles R. Duvall
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Secter
Apple Pie Ridge Road
J. Prederick
Larrick
Winchester Stores Set Late Hours For Christmas Shopping
Downtown Winchester shops start nightly hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through December 23, except Sundays. Robert L. Pizzano of the Winchester Retail Merchants Association notes strong sales and a peak weekend ahead, with merchants pleased by early, solid business. A new free parking lot north of The Star Building on N Kent St is being prepared with a sign.
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Winchester
Robert L. Pizzano
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Pizzano
Star Building
N. Kent St
Star
Planes Continued From Page One In Bombing War
The text describes a grim outlook as planners vow continued fighting in cities and bush despite scorched earth fears. U.N. jets attacked Elisabeth ville suburbs with no casualty report, while 700 Ethiopian reinforcements landed at the U.N. airport joining Indian, Irish, and Swedish troops.
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U.N
Elisabethville
Wednes
Kennedy Visit Rivals Clash in Venezuela News
Reports describe gunmen pasting stickers showing Kennedy with fangs and alleged bus arson in a working class district as anti Kennedy agitators threaten further disturbances before his arrival. In Caracas most residents welcome the president and Jacqueline Kennedy as U S flags and Kennedy images fill the city.
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Kennedy
U.S
Jackie Si
Yes
Bogota
Council veterans guide city leadership and committee roles
The report highlights long serving council members with details on terms and committee leadership. Mr. Coble, first elected in 1938, led the City Hall and Schools Committee for eight years and held several chairmanships. Mr. Bell, elected in 1954, chaired the Finance and Welfare and Claims committees in early terms. Mr. Goodman was appointed in 1960 following Eugene C. Babb’s resignation.
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Coble
City Hall and Schools
Welfare and Claims Committee
Police
Public Safety Committee
Oodinance
Bell
Rinance
Welfare and Claims
Wall Fires 61 to Lead Denver Open Round
Art Wall posted the best PGA Tour round of 1961 with a 61 at the Denver Open, setting a high-scoring pace for the event.
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Art Wall
Valley Page Gets Warden Appointment Delayed
The warden post cannot be filled until July 1 per law, as the part time job requires office start later. Nearby items note a Yugoslav refugee, now two, who came to Staunton in 1957 from Linz Austria and works with the highway department after studying at Sinead tegh Eda school and Dunemore Business College. Meanwhile, Fairfax County construction? Parking space sought in Fredericksburg. a .5 acre riverfront tract and a Stratford County land deal expected December 20. Martinsburg firm Modern Martin Inc. dissolved. formed a year ago to aid housing for Corning Glass Works employees after their move here. Virginia Water Resources Board orders action to halt pollution. city to act with drastic measures. Mayor Leslie Galliday calls special City Council meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. to consider an ordinance raising sewer charges.
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Misa
Staunton
Linz
Austria
Sinead Tegh Eda School
Dunemore Business College
Highway Department
Virgina Ater Resources Board
Lesen
Ings
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney Museum of American Art
Grandma Moses
Anna Mary Robertson
Greenwich
N.Y
Thomas Salmon Moses
Virginia
Louis Calder
East Orange
N.J
Hoosick Falls
Museum of Modern Art
Shaw
Forrest
Lloyd
Grandma
Eagle Bridge
Maple Grove
NATO Ministers Focus on Wester n Defenses in Berlin Dispute
Paris AP ministers from 15 NATO nations shifted from Berlin talks to assess Western defense progress. Gen Lauris Norstad said 25 divisions should be ready this year with about 23 fully equipped, while the bloc still aims for 30 divisions to deter a Soviet attack without nuclear weapons. He warned it will take time, effort and money. The assembly urged giving allied commanders more deployment and supply authority.
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U.S
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Western European Union Assembly
NATO
Norstad
NATO Council
Civil Defense outlines long range protection plan
The fact sheet stresses citizen participation and flexible planning at local state and national levels to deter a thermonuclear attack and save lives. It notes no panacea but argues a robust civil defense program can protect many who would not survive otherwise.
Weather outlook with mixed precip and cool nights
Rain and cooler air sweep in with possible snow sleet or rain in the southwest tonight and Friday. Last four hour rainfall shows none. December to date 1.40 inches, 1961 year to date 37.85, average 36.79. monthly totals list partial rainfall by month from February through December.
Cold Weather Grips Nation Amid Snow and Low Temperatures
The nation faced persistent cold with record lows in several states. Sea temperatures dropped to well below normal in ten states. South Dakota saw the season’s deepest chill with temperatures 20 to 30 degrees lower than Wednesday morning, while North Dakota reported 12 in Dickinson and 8 in Minot. Teens were common from the Rockies to the Appalachians and northern Maine.
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Pere
South Dakota
North Dakota
Dickinson
Minot
Rockies
Appalachians
Maine
JCC Plans Annual Shopping Tour For Tuesday
Approximately 40 area children will join the Junior Chamber of Commerce shopping tour Tuesday evening. Each child receives 5 to spend on gifts as part of the JCC annual project. The event starts at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
JCC
Mother Jailed After Leaving Sons With Dog Food
Barbara aay Frock was jailed after leaving her three sons aged 10, 8, and 7 alone with dog food and was charged with contributing to their welfare. The sentence was handed down Wednesday in Louisville, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Barbara Aay
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M. Triplett
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Gainesboro
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