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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1964

Page

2

Obituary notices for Whittenhall and Thompson pallbearers

A funeral service for Ransom Whittenhall was held at 1:30 PM at the Jones Far Home with Rev. Eugene Cose officiating. Burial followed in Shenandoah Memorial Park with pallbearers named including Herman L. Milhon and Joseph Janet. A second service for Charles Thompson, died Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 11 AM at the Davidson Home in Morgantown West Virginia. Burial will be in East Oak Grove Cemetery.

Ransom Whittenhall Jones Far Home Eugene Cose Hermann L. Milhon Stanley Janet Aughn Twigg Joseph Janet Charles Davidson Morgantown

Kennedy Aide May Rejoin Government Under Johnson

The article notes John Hodges a former vice president of First National Bank of Chicago who served in Kennedy's cabinet and resigned with Johnson taking office. It mentions potential return of Clark Clifford and Nicholas Katzenbach acting as attorney general as the Johnson administration shapes its team.

First National Bank of Chiazo Bank Hodges John ' Kennedy Johnson Kennedy Atty Robert F. Kennedy New York Clark Clifford Washington Harry S. Truman White House Nicholas Katzenbach

Fire damages home as birds perish and smoke fills house

Firemen answered calls at Rufus Goode’s Monmouth Street residence where curtains burned and smoke spread through the building. Inspector Goche said the blaze started near an electric stove with a blue jay in a cage on top of it lost in the flames. Mrs. Goode reportedly had the fire under control when crews arrived, and smoke damage affected the house. Nearby, a power line sparked a small incident at Nain with no serious fire after Round Hill and Gainesboro companies assisted. a pole was pushed over and the line intermittently sparked until it could be straightened.

Rufus Goode Monmouth St W. N. Gochene

Goldwater Seeks GOP Hard Core Voter Strategy

Goldwater mails private letter to National Committee members asking for off the record views on past campaign mistakes. He plans a paper on corrections and aims to present findings at the Chicago National Committee meeting.

Goldwater National Committee Arizona Chicago Burch

Parchment Notation Cited in July 8 1776 Entry

A brief 1776 record notes the date July 8 1776 and mentions parchment as the material involved. The fragment hints at archival documentation without further context or names.

Notre Dame Wins Injunction Over Film and Book

Notre Dame obtained a temporary court injunction blocking the showing of the film John Goldfarb Please Come Home and the publication of the related novel, with Justice Henry Clay Greenberg calling the project ugly and exploiting the university’s name and football prestige. The ruling allows immediate trial of the issues if requested.

NEW York Notre Dame Supreme Court John Goldfarb Henry Clay Greenberg Greenberg William Peter Blatty University of Notre Dame 20Th Century-Fox U2 Pilot, Wrong Way Goldfarb Russia Goldfarb Theodore Hesburgh

Town Approves Water Rates and Sewer Charges

Water rate set at 12 dollars per quarter with industrial and other hook ups based on meter size. During a dry quarter the town used 3 160 000 gallons and sold water to farmers at two dollars per 1000 gallons. Construction on the sewage line to continue this week and copies of the new ordinance available at the town office. Council members listed with Mayor James W. Galladay voting only in ties. all members present.

Weather shifts to snow and cold in Virginia

Rain likely today in Virginia changing to snow with a much colder overnight. Low 30s to 35. Tomorrow high near 308 era numbers. Snow flurries expected in the mountains. Winchester skies note sunset 4 52 p m and sunrise 7 27 a m. Moon eclipse begins 8 p m and becomes total about 9 05 p m.

Virginia Winchester

Stamp Use Urged for Forwarding and Return Address

The article advises using the five cent stamp so mail is forwarded if misaddressed and returned if the sender adds a return address. It also urges patrons to include ZIP codes on the return address to help recipients use the code when addressing return cards.

Forgeries Cleared as City Police Nab Juveniles and Man

City police report three check forgeries cleared with the arrest of two county juveniles and identification of a Frederick County man. A 16-year-old Stephens City boy and a 17-year-old Middletown youth face petitions. a warrant for the Frederick County man is to be sworn today. About $90 in checks were passed at Leggett's Dept Store Workingman's Store and Anypwer’s Market. an attempted pass at Valley Ave Safeway failed. Sheriff's deputies assisted in the round-up, the second in days.

Frederick Warren Rudolph Stephens City Middletown Leggett’s Dept Workingman’s Anuyer’s Valley Ave Rudolph

Baltimore Livestock Market Report

USDA reports in Baltimore show cattle receipts around 500 with moderate trade and tight supply. Slaughter steers and heifers sold mostly steady with a few small lots noted. hogs receipts about 600 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents higher and sows steady.

Baltimore USDA U.S. 1

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