Obituary notice for Mrs. Bertie Parker Du Brueler
Mrs. Bertie Parker Du Brueler 58 of Middletown died Wednesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 7 1910 at Star Tannery she was a daughter of Greenbarry Shell and Georgia Hill Shell. Survived by three sons two daughters a brother two sisters and eight grandchildren. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with Dr. H M Crim officiating. Pallbearers listed.
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Bertie Paker DuBrueler
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
DuBrueler
Star Tannery
Greenbarry Shell
Georgia Hill Shell
Frank Parker
Ralph DuBrueler
Charles Shell
Richmond
Albert Parker
Oranda
Will. Parker
Indianapolis
Ind
Hilda Carper
Mildred Orndorff
Boyd Shell
Stephens City
Mildred Long
Daisy Hicks
Winchester
Stover
Strasburg
H. M. Crim
Walter Bowers
Floyd Tucker
Harry Kline
Ralph Racey
Robert Shifflett
Harry Palmer
Geigreigen Sagem
Ee St
News
Warren County
David Wedlock
Katherine Jackson
James Buriel
Ebenezar Baptist Church
White Post
Ebenezar
Cartwright Funeral
Funeral notices for Miller family and others in Winchester area
Funeral services and memorials are announced for Joseph P. Miller 78 of 215 W Clifford St and Melvin D Mose Miller 54 of Indian Alley in Stephens City. Services include Friday evening Masonic memorial at Jones Funeral Home and Saturday ceremonies at Otterbein United Methodist Church in Harrisonburg and Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Miller
Jones Funeral Home
Masonic Memorial Service
Melvin D
Mose’ Miller
Melvin Dinges
Mose) Miller
Indian Alley
Robert L. Sandy, Jr
Melvin R. Sandy
Charles R. Sandy
William E. Sandy
James H. Sandy
John M. Sandy
American Wiscoe
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Retired Pastor Rev James Swain Dies at 61
The Rev James A Swain 61 of 502 S Loudoun St died at home yesterday. Born in Hooversville Pa Nov 7 1907 he was a minister with 35 years in the Virginia United Brothers Conference. Survived by widow two children and siblings. Funeral plans announced with services set in Harrisonburg and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Stephens City
Harrison and
Evelyn Lemley Miller
Wiscoe
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Melvin D. Miller, Jr
Eddie Page Miller
Jones Funeral Home
Conrad J. Christianson
James A. Swain
S. Loudoun St
Mr. Swain
Hooversville
Lewis
Phyllis Conner Swain
Edna Boyts
Roaring Springs
Ed Methodist Church
Capereter
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Order of Eastern Star of
Virginia United Brethers Conference
Mt. Clinton
Dayton
Berkeley Springs
Shenandoah College
Bridgewater College
United Theological Seminary
Ohio
Winchester
Virginia Conference
J. Edward Swain
First United Church of Christ
Hamilton
Ralph Stotler
Jack Swain
Dover
N.J
Odella Hoffer
Johnstown
Paul J. Slonaker
W.B. Obaugh
Forrest Racey
Dayton Cemetery
Jones Funeral
Lindsey Funeral Home
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Floyd .L. Falk
Robert Bridges
Strader Named To Sheaval Board
Virgil R. Strader Jr was named president treasurer and a director of National Fruit at a board meeting on November 26. Born in 1924 in Philippi West Virginia he moved to Winchester with his parents and is a 1943 Handley High School graduate. He served in the U S Navy in the Pacific and earned a BA in Business Administration from the University of Richmond in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Nixon
Virgil R. Strader, Jr
National Fruit
Mr. Strader
Plipi
W.va
Winchester
Handley High School
U. S. Navy
Pacific
University of Richmond
Strader
Men race to moon on Saturn V amid perilous countdown
Astronauts prepare for a 220000 mile voyage to the moon aboard Saturn V. Drogen and leaky lines replaced before liftoff at 7 51 a m EST. They face engine ignition danger, a 36 mile reentry window, and potential lifeless orbit if critical maneuvers fail.
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Moon
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Saturn
Jhem
Lunar
Yost Named Ambassador Choice Amid France Post Debate
President-elect offered a job to a candidate who declined saying he would not. Nixon announced that he would keep Shriver as ambassador to France, calling him highly effective. He praised Yost as one of five career ambassadors with extensive UN experience. The article notes Strader’s community work, church role, marriage to Jo Ann Armstrong in 1950, and residence at 106 Hawthorne Drive with four children.
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Nixon
Shriver
France
Yost
United Nations
Jo Ann Armstrong
Hawthorne Drive
Smoky Mountains Border Span Long North Carolina Tennessee
The Smoky Mountains extend about 70 miles along the border between North Carolina and Tennessee.
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Smokey Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
Woman Hurt in One Car Crash on Senseny Road Overpass
Winchester woman Beatrice Butler, 53, was slightly injured in a one car collision on the Senseny Road overpass at I 81 around 6 45 this morning. She was treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital. State police noted a morning rash of minor snow related accidents.
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Winchester
Senseny Rd
Interstate 81
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Beatrice Butler
Opening Richmond coffee house forms teen run group
A Frederick County effort culminates in opening a teen driven coffee house in August on Cameron Street. A four person adult committee laid groundwork in February with the Ministerial Association, then a teen board, and a group called The Chosen Few prepared to represent the board at sessions. Renovation and chaperone training followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association of
Frederick County
the Chosen Few
Cameron St
Wall Street Ends Year With Modest Gains On Mixed Trading
The market finished higher despite a turbulent session as large blocs traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The Associated Press average slipped 0.7 at 364.20 while gains appeared in Procter & Gamble Kennecott and American Telephone amid broad participation in steel motors and building materials.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Petroleums
Braniff
Flying Tiger
Northwest Airlines
United Airlines
Procter & Gamble
Kennecott
American Telephone
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Westates Petroleum
Loew's Theatres
Merrill Island Coal
Molybdenite
Robberies Hit Stephens City Area Firms and Sites
A rash of thefts struck the Stephens City area including construction sites east of town where about $1,000 in tools and materials were taken. Locks were broken at two tool sheds and two storage trailers owned by Baker & Anderson and Central Valley Construction Co. Also thefts occurred at Godfrey Volkswagen with three wheels taken from two cars. A separate incident saw a 480-lb safe moved from the Pure Oil plant at Middletown, later found in an orchard. the safe held $38 cash and company papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City
Osborne Renner
Baker & Anderson
Winchester
Central Valley Construction Co
New Market
Godfrey Volkswagen
Volkswagen
Pure Oil Company
Middletown
Weather Outlook Five Days Below Normal Temperatures
The five day forecast from Saturday to Wednesday calls for average daytime highs of 38 to 42 and nighttime lows of 18 to 25. Weekend expected cool with a turn to colder early next week and precipitation around half to one inch, mainly Sunday. The report notes Winchester skies with sunset at 4 53 and first quarter moon on December 26.
Rainfall totals and January December averages in Virginia
Rainfall data for the past year and five year period compiled for Virginia shows daily totals and year to date amounts. The record lists monthly averages across 80 years and a 55 year January to December average, with a forecasted clear night and mild weekend temperatures.
Slaying of Petersburg housewife stuns city. no new leads
Police report no fresh leads in the pre-dawn killing of Shirley Jean Robb in her Petersburg home. Det. Capt. M. Bruce Biggs says autopsy pending, weapon undetermined, no forced entry observed, family of six asleep upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Shirley Jean Robb
George Hubert Roberts
Roberts
Prince George County
M. Bruce Biggs
Biggs
Frederick County Board Meeting Schedule and Location
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors will meet in regular session Monday at 7 p.m. in the county office building. The notice lists departments and entities including Health Education and Welfare, Ananias, True, Hatch Act, James Buchanan, Ulster, New York City, Gov. of New York, White, and Books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
James Buchanan
Ulster
New York City
Gov. of
New York
White
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Watson Ave
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Joseph Hulver
A.N. Cowger
Robert Boden
Winfred Haines
Wayne Warren
Coy Cunningham
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Melvin (Mose) Miller
Swain
Shawnee
Cedar Creek
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Orville L. Bloom
Rt. 50
Sheaval
Comps Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
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Boscawen St
H.W. Ebert
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Paper Mill Road
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