Deaths and Funerals of Perry and Weaver in Winchester area
Joseph Smith Perry 65 of 319 Amherst Street died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a months long illness. He ran the Perry Engineering Company with his son for ten years, born in Clarke County son of John W. and Susan Ritter Perry. Survived by wife Lola White Perry. two daughters Nancy Grove and Betsy Bethesda. Services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Macedonia Cemetery. Ida Elmina Weaver 22, resident with daughter Owenland, died early morning in Miness. Born Bethlehem Pa daughter of Oliver and Emma Steffan. Wife of William G. Weaver. Survived by husband, one daughter Owen Hoagland, one granddaughter James J. Brown. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. at Jones Burial in Gracelawn Cemetery Wilmington Delaware.
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Joseph Smith
Amherst Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Perry
Clarke County
John W. and
Susan Ritter Perry
Lola White Perry
Macedonia Methodist Church
Nancy Grove
Pottstown
Betsy Bethesda
Ucted
Ronald Ss. Clark
Melvin Brant
Jones Funeral Home
Macedonia Cemetery
Ida Elmina Weaver
Owenland
Rene
Weaver
Bethlehem
Oliver Steffan
Emma Thomas Steffan
William, G. Weaver
Allentown
Owen Hoagland
James J. Brown
Baltimore
Jacob W Mast
Gracelawn
Wilmington
Dela
Funeral service for George Arthur Smith in Gore
George Arthur Smith of Gore died Tuesday. A funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home. He served on the Frederick County Electoral Board of Elections and on the School Trustee Electoral Board. Pallbearers named: George Whitacre, Harry McCann, Earl Bailey, J. P. Arthur, Jess Whitacre, Charles Poole.
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George Arthur Smith
Gore
Omps
Smith
Electoral Board of Elections
Frederick County
School Trustee
George Whitacre
Harry McCann
Earl Bailey
J. P. Arthur
Jess Whitacre
Charles Poole
Ida E. Weaver Funeral Notice
Mrs. Ida E. Weaver is to be honored Monday at 9 30 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Jones Funeral Home Inc. will conduct services as listed in the notice.
Three Die Joyriding in Borrowed Car in Rialto
Rialto California police say three young men died in a car fire after a high speed chase. The driver Donald Lee Martin 16 Rialto and his two companions were burned beyond recognition as their borrowed car crashed into a tree. Police pursued the vehicle at about 100 miles per hour.
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Rialto
Calif
Donald Lee Martin
Green Regains Consciousness After Critical Condition
Former U S Senator Theodore Francis Green, 95, regained consciousness and spent a comfortable night but remained on the critical list at Jane Brown Hospital in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R.I
U.S
Theodore Francis Green
Jane Brown Hospital
Fall in clothing prices and transport costs noted
The report cites declines in women and girls clothing prices due to warm late fall weather. Transportation costs rose mainly from higher average prices for 1962 and 1963 new cars, but were tempered by lower gasoline prices and temporarily reduced railroad fares after tax elimination.
Farmer dies in tractor overturn near Strasburg
A 64 year old farmer from Rt. 1 Strasburg Alfred David Rinker died yesterday after a tractor overturned near his home in Coal Mine district Shenandoah County. Death caused by rib fractures of the right chest and fractured spine. Survived by widow Mary Catherine Godlove and children. funeral set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with Rev. Miss Mary Louise Steele and Rev. Josiah A. Andrew officiating.
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Rt. 1
Strasburg
Alfred David
Lee Vann
Winchester
Shenandoah
Ae Rinker
Mary Catherine Godlove
Mary Rebecca Lauck
Stephenson
Ruth Weisgerber
Leesburg
Betty May Rinker
Santa Monica
Calif
Charles D. Rinker
Reaud Mmeteiden
Fer Bent
Church
Stover
Mary Louise Steele
Josiah A. Andrew
Alfred L. Snapp
Colon Lowe
Ralph Bauserman
Vernon McDonald
William Boyd
Carl E. Martin
Stover Funeral Home
Weather Forecast Stresses Heavy Snow and Cold
Heavy snow warning with 4 inches or more expected and hazardous driving. Temperatures in the 20s with a low tonight and a high near 25 to 30 tomorrow. Five day outlook shows 6 to 10 degrees below normal, with precipitation Saturday and again Tuesday or Wednesday. Recent rainfall totals and long term averages provided.
Soviet Explodes Another Nuclear Device in Arctic Sky
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports the Soviet Union has exploded another nuclear device in the skies over the Arctic. The announcement underscores Cold War nuclear testing activity and raises concerns about atmospheric radiation and security.
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Soviet
Arctic
Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Tidal Wave Alert Canceled in Hawaii After Short Alert
An alert for a tidal wave around the Hawaiian Islands was canceled after about 45 minutes of excitement as seacoast residents fled to higher ground. Civil Defense reported Midway Island unaffected, undermining the forecast of a Pacific-wide wave from an Aleutian earthquake and aftershocks.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Civil Defense
Midway Island
Aleutian Islands
Last-Ditch Effort Made To Head Off Port Strike
New York AP reports last-ditch talks between longshoremen and shippers in a bid to avert a port walkout set for 5:01 p m Sunday from Searsport Maine to Brownsville Texas. Federal officials and ILA and NY Shipping Association meet after a Taft Hartley injunction debate.
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New York
Searsport
Maine
Brownsville
Tex
W. Willard Wirtz
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
ILA
Kennedy
Wirtz
Insurance bids discussed for city policy selection
The council approved a motion by eight to one to pursue a single bid from the Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents. Battaile questioned restricting bids to one group and suggested opening to other agents for study and possible bids. Bell noted the association has a city business committee and Gore warned bids could overburden City Manager Grant with the task of evaluating policies.
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Battaile
Bell
Winchester Assn
Association of Insurance Agents
Gore
Grant
Gardiner Returns to Congo to Lead End of Ka tango Seccession
United Nations chief in the Congo Robert K. A. Gardiner flew back to Leopoldville to direct the next phase of pressuring Ka tanga's 20 month secession. Lt General Louis W. Truman led an eight man U S military mission from Maryland aiming to secure stavy equipment for the UN Congo force.
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United Nations, N.Y
Robert K. A. Gardiner
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Gardiner
U.S
Louis W. Truman
Truman
U.N. Congo
United Nations
United States
Charles W. Yost
Snowstorm Triggers Closures and Fatal Accident Across Virginia
A morning snowstorm prompts city and county action with snow plans, tire or chain requirements, and plowing. Schools close across numerous districts while traffic deaths occur in Waynesboro as a mother of four is killed in a slide. Nine inch accumulations reported in Augusta and Highland Counties with widespread closures and ferrying of galoshes sales.
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C & P Telephone Co
Raymond Austin Woodson
Waynesboro
Fishersville
Augusta
Highland
Staunton
Virginia
Mercury
Chesterfield
Dinwiddie
Goochland
Hanover
King William
King and Queen
Powhatan
Patrick
Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
West Point
Sussex
TWA and Pan Am Bid For Merger Okay
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines seek government approval for a 1.2 billion merger that would create a global routes giant serving 169 cities with 80 000 route miles and over 44 000 employees. The plan aims to surpass United and the American Eastern tie in size and impact on international air travel.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
U.S
North Atlantic
Pan Am
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
American
Eastern Airlines
Twa-Pan Am
Automobile Fire Damages Car at Downtown Corner
An automobile fire at the corner of N Loudoun and Piccadilly Street yesterday at 4 p m drew all four city fire companies. Fire Inspector William N Gochenour identified the owner as Charles Williams. The 1961 sedan was heavily damaged under the hood and was moved aside to prevent traffic tie ups.
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N. Loudoun
Piccadilly St
William N. Godenour
Charles Williams
Gochenour
Agencies to Close Monday for Holiday Break
Two service agencies will close on Monday to grant employees a long holiday. Virginia Employment Commission offices will shut on December 24 and December 31, manager Wilson C. Dickson Jr. said. The Health Department will also close on Christmas Eve per public health officer Dr. L O Fears.
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Wilson C. Dickson, Jr
Virginia Employment Commission
L. O. Fears
Estate Auction at Frederick County Court House Grounds
Sales directory notice for January 5 at 11 am lists the estate of A. L. Omps auctioning real estate on Route 11 north of Winchester. Charles R. Duvall acts as auctioneer.
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A. L. Omps
Frederick County Court House
Rt. 11
Winchester
Chas. R. Duvall
Frederick County
Virginia
Rouss Avenue
Answers to a Set of Quick Riddles and Items
A list of ten items covering a Mallard duck and Chinese Pheasant. materials like rags and straw. body part breast. the spoils. foyer. crosier. plywood. west side. and places Amazon and Seattle Washington.
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Foyer
Crosier
West Side
Amazon
Seattle, Wash
Three Cadets Among Train Victims In Florida Crash
A train wreck killed three cadets from Miami Military Academy and injured others aged 12 to 17. Ambulances and fire units from Sebring Fort Pierce and Ver o n rushed to the scene on Lake Okeechobee's north shore in south central Florida about 40 miles away. Okeechobee lies roughly 100 miles north of Miami.
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Miami Military Academy
Sebring
Fort Pierce
Veron
Lake Okeetillied
North Shore
Florida
Okeechobee
Miami
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Perry
Double Toll Gate
William Weaver
Mr. Joseph S. Perry
Jones
Ida E. Weaver
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
McCormick No
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Winc
South Kent
EVA Milk
Winchester Creamery
Rinso
Tall Loans
Giant
Green
James Rinker
Ray D. Rinker
Stephens City
Mable Hicks
Thurmont
Viola Scrivner
Washington, D. C
Margarite Fisher
Walkigan
Num
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Ene Air Force Base
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S&h
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Martinsburg Pike
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