Obituaries and funeral notices from Winchester 1966
Obituaries detail Hilliary Burch Ashwood 63 of 7 Valley Ave died Monday and funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Also John Scott Wiley and Lee A. Smith with private and incomplete arrangements. Defender of the Faith note on Henry VIII limits.
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Hilliary Burch Ashwood
Valley Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Nathan Williamson
Louie &. Steirl
George F. Kline
Venture Fox
Wilbur Bauserman
Carlton E. Patterson
Robert Saville
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Obituary of Fred A. Robinson Sr. 1884 1966 Winchester
Fred A. Robinson Sr. 82 of 1512 Amherst St. Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born May 19 1884 in Fairmont WV he was a son of Charles Lee and Marie Barnes Robinson. He married Mamie Byrd Brown in 1904 in Winchester and worked in cold storage laundry coal and related business before retirement. Survived by widow six children ten grandchildren six great grandchildren and one brother. Funeral Saturday 2:30 pm Omps Funeral Home Rev Paul Slonaker entombment Robertson Mausoleum Mt Hebron Cemetery with a Masonic service Friday 7:30 pm at the funeral home.
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Mr. Smith
Fredserick County
W. H
Arminta Renner Smith
Lillian M. Line
Hagerstown
Perry Engineering Co
First Brethren Church
Pauleine Brown
Hazel Grimm
Winchester
Ruby Goodman
Dublin
Calif
James Donald Smith
Omaha
Neb
Norman Smith
Rose Brown
Frederick County
Lelia Dick
Kearneysville
W.va
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Robinson
Fairmont
Charles Lee
Marie Barnes Robinson
Mamie Byrd Brown
Robinson
Evangelical United Brethren Church of Winchester
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Hiram Lodge
AM No
Helen McFall
Frances Sledge
Mary Virginia Lloyd
Arlington
F. Albert Robinson
Harry D. Robinson
Walter B. Robinson
Marstinsburg
Arthur Robinson
Omps
Paul Slonaker
Robernson
Mount Heebron
Alaska’s forests offer endless timber on scientific harvest
Experts say Alaska holds vast timber resources with no end to sustainable cutting. They emphasize careful management and scientific harvesting to balance output with conservation.
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Alaska
Six Guns Stolen From Stewart Bell Farmhouse
Two shotguns three rifles a pistol a telescopic sight a gun case and ammunition were stolen from a Cedar Creek Grade farmhouse owned by Marshall E. Shiley. Entry occurred between 2 30 and 5 p m by prying a west window. Loss valued at 400 to 600 dollars as investigation continues.
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Stewart Bell
Cedar Creek
Marshall E. Shiley
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
C. D. Taylor
Wright A longtime educator and author named
Dr Wright a veteran educator who taught in Frederick Clarke and Harrisonburg and served as director of instruction in Frederick County since 1958 has written many educational articles and a weekly column for The Star His latest work Thoughts on Education is newly published He is a Baptist church member and a frequent speaker Candidates for WEA treasurer are Herbert Levenson of Henrico County and John R Graybill of Roanoke with the office to begin January 1 1968 Also noted 1965 tourism spending in Dallas amounted to 82 8 million from 2 million visitors United States Texas Dallas counts
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Ginia Education Association
Frederick County
Clarke County
Boyce
Teamsters Local 299 Members Stage 24 Hour Walkout
At Hoffa’s home local a 24 hour work stoppage was approved by about 3 000 members at a Wednesday night meeting. The walkout followed a confrontation and the revolt coincides with Hoffa's Tennessee conviction and eight year prison sentence for jury tampering.
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Joe Quinn
Teamsters
Teamsters Local
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Sen Tence
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Washington
Else
New Plants in Europe: Common Market Gains U.S. Outlays
American firms plan foreign plant and equipment expenditures totaling about 9.2 billion dollars by year end 1966, a 21 percent rise from 1965. Six Common Market nations Belgium France Italy Luxembourg Netherlands and West Germany will receive roughly 1.4 billion dollars, up 40 percent from 1965.
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Chicago
U.S
Belgium
France
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
Weather Briefs From The Associated Press Elsewhere
A concise report of weather conditions from locations outside the main area, noting notable temperature variations, precipitation, and wind patterns. Reports emphasize regional anomalies and forecast implications for travel and daily activities.
Wall Street Edges Lower Amid Mixed Auto and Steel Losses
Wall Street opened modestly lower as industrial production fell in November with steel and auto output down. Major automakers slipped with Chrysler near a point loss while Bethelehem and several steelmakers held firm. IBM dropped over two, Xerox near two, and Polaroid down about one point amid mixed gains in GE Westinghouse and some oil and railroad shares.
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Wall Street
Chrysler
Bethelehem
Texaco
du Pont
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
American Stock Exchange
Hospital undergoing surgery sign marks million dollar renovation
In Henderson Kentucky at Methodist Hospital a temporary sign reads Hospital Undergoing Surgery during a planned one million dollar renovation project reflecting major facility updates.
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Henderson, Ky
Methodist Hospital
Hospital
Weather Today in Virginia Forecast
Local forecast for Virginia calls for a clear night with a low around 25 to 30 degrees. Friday will be fair with highs near 44 to 49, light northwest winds. Saturday turns cloudy and mild with a chance of rain. Sunset today is 4 50 p.m and sunrise tomorrow 7 26 a.m. Moonset tonight 8 15 p.m. First Quarter on December 19.
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Albuquerque
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Boise
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Buffalo
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Cleveland
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Honolulu
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
December Rainfall Totals and Yearly Averages
Rainfall data shows 0.73 inches today through 8:30 a.m. and a month total. 53 year JanuaryDecember averages stand at 35.25 inches, with five year January through November totals listed as 39.75, 42.73, 39.75, 30.71, 23.72 inches across 1961 to 1965.
Attendance Urged at GOP Event Tonight in Harrisonburg
Seventh District Republican Chairman Warren B. French Jr. asked every unit in the district to attend the committee meeting at Julius Restaurant in Harrisonburg. He emphasized debt retirement planning and next year’s elections with Del. John W. Dalton to assist. Discussion will cover creating new sub districts to fit legislative boundaries. Virginia’s Seventh District spans 17 counties and seven independent cities.
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Warren B. French, Jr
Julius Restaurant
Harrisonburg
French
Del
John W. Dalton
GOP
Nickel Wealth Centered in Ontario Province
The Canadian province of Ontario holds more than eighty percent of the world’s known nickel supply, underscoring its pivotal role in global metal markets and resource strategy.
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Canadian
Onetario
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Winchester Evening Star
Ashwood Service
Philippine Islands
Charleston
Theodore Roosevelt
Tobacco
Elias Howe
Leon Uris
Brass
John Scott Wiley
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Lee A. Smith
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Piccadilly St
Henry VIII
England
Martin Luther
Athur, Inc
Boscawen St
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Fred A. Robinson, Sr
Omps Funeral
Robinson’s Mausoleum
Mt. Hebron
THE
Smalts
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
New England
Mississippi Valley
Plains
North Pacific Coast
Fred A. Robinson
Amherst St
C&s Bank
Pixies
Christmas Club
Christmas Club Center
Club
FDIC
Wright
Dallas
Tex
Sters
Europe
Fleet & Co., Inc
E. Pall Mall ST
Associated Press
Pauttale
Brumback & Sons
Virginia
Winchester Skies
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