Obituaries From Winchester Area Deaths Edna Crane and Others
Obituaries from Capon Bridge and nearby areas list Emma I Crane 75 of Capon Bridge WV died yesterday at a Chambersburg PA home. Surviving relatives include daughter Hilda Lineweaver two sons Frank and Glenn Crane and eight grandchildren Burial at Fairview Cemetery. Another deceased Mary Ellen Lockhart 83 Route 4 Winchester with two sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Services set at Kurtz Funeral Home Mount Hebron Cemetery. Walter Nonamaker formerly of Boyce died yesterday with funeral Saturday at John H Enders Funeral Home. Jacob G Warden 43 Hagerstown MD formerly Wardensville died yesterday. Paul J Benner 66 Stevenson died yesterday with service at Jones Funeral Home. Cemetery services by Veterans of Foreign Wars. Benjamin Spencer 75 Arlington died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Body at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with arrangements pending.
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Emma I. Crane
Capon Bridge
W.va
Chambersburg
Crane
Whitacre
John R
Elizabeth Mellon Miller
C Bridge
Mary Ellen Lockhart
Route 4
Mrs. Lockhart
Frederick County
Smith J
Anna Poole Pugh
James Harrison Lockhart
William J. Lockhart
T. D. Lock
Walter Frederick Nonamaker
Boyce
John H. Enders
Daniel D. Dickenson
Green Hill Cemetery
Jacob G. Warden
Hagerstown
Wardensville
W. Va
Yes ‘Terday
Warden
William and
Frances Warden
Washington County Hospital
Charlotte Warden
Gary
Stephenson
Cleo Henderson
Alpha
Ohio
Paul J. Benner
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Mr. Benner
H. J
Lucy Grantham Benner
B & O Railroad
Hunter J, Benner
Baltimore, Md
Grover C, Benner
Charles Town
W. Wax
Harry S. Benner
Winchester
Harrison Benjamin Spencer
Arlington
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stover
Strasburg
D J Baker West Virginia State Senator Dies Suddenly
Donald J. Baker a 47 year old businessman and farmer elected Democrat to West Virginia State Senate from the 16th District died unexpectedly at his Moorefield home from a heart attack. He leaves wife Betty Kathryn Head and four children Martha Louise twins Donald Jr and Susan and Stephen. Services set in Moorefield tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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West Virginia
Donald J. Baker
Mooreach
W. Va
Baker
Senate
Betty Kathryn Head
Martha Louise
Donald Jr
Susan
Stephen
Moorefield
Health Dept Winchester Freder Department of Health closes noon tomorrow
The Winchester Frederick Health Department will be closed from noon tomorrow until December 28, suspending normal services during that period.
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Winchester-Frederick
Department of Health
Viet Nam Crisis Deepens as Khanh Demands Saigon Autonomy
The Vietnamese general Khanh and Premier Huong meet at the presidential palace amid U S warnings that continued support depends on a government free of foreign meddling. Khanh says the military may intervene if communism or colonial influence threatens Vietnam. An American official warns of losing Southeast Asia if the policy shifts.
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Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
Viet ‘Nam
Twe
Khanh
Two Men Lose Appeals in Frederick DUI Circuit Court
Two defendants lost appeals in Frederick County Circuit Court on driving under the influence charges. Steve Kaposy 37 of 573 North Cameron Street received a 200 dollar fine. Holmes Lee Elliott 40 of 26 East Monmouth Street was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Both were ordered to surrender their operator licenses.
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Frederick County
Steve Kaposy
N.cameron St
W. Boyd Ramey
Holmes Lee Elliott
Monmouth St
Nancy Boyer
Two Held for Grand Jury in Break In Case
Two defendants waived preliminary hearings in Municipal Court and were certified to the grand jury. William Wayne Lamp and Frank Clifton Anderson, both from Stephens City, were charged with breaking and entering at Hawkins Shell Station on Millwood Ave on December 14. Anderson posted bond. Lamp had not posted bond as of this morning.
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William Wayne Lamp
Frank Clifton Anderson
Stephens City
Werr
Hawkins Shell Station
Millwood Ave
Anderson
Lamp
Army adviser killed in Viet Nam firefight near border
A U S Army adviser died from Viet Cong fire and another American remains missing after a patrol encountered a Viet Cong platoon of about 40 near the North Vietnamese border. The dead man, an enlisted soldier, died en route to a hospital by helicopter. He is the 239th U.S. service member killed in Viet Nam since December 1962. The missing adviser was on a separate operation in Vinh Binh province. A military spokesman noted government troops suffered 170 killed and 480 wounded last week as Viet Cong operations shifted to smaller actions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States
Vinh Binh
U.S
Probe planned into West Virginia plane crash near Nestorville
Investigation to begin into the crash of a Cesna 182 near Nestorville Barbour County that killed two Moorefield men. State Police and sheriff's deputies found the bodies of E C Riggleman aged 48 and Carl Barnhart aged 59 about six miles northeast of the community in a wooded mountainous area near the Barbour Preston county line.
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Nestorville
W.va
Moorefield
Barbour County
E. C. Riggleman
Carl & Barnhart
Here
Barbour-Preston
Wounded prisoner escapes in hospital raid
In Painesville Ohio a wounded counterfeiter Robert Bennett age 29 overpowered a guard at a hospital, grabbed his pistol and escaped. A gun battle with Treasury agents earlier left Bennett wounded in the shoulder and hip as agents seized about 50 000 dollars in counterfeit bills and equipment at his home. His wife Nora 25 was jailed after the incident. Roadblocks and mass searches followed as residents were urged to stay indoors.
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Painesville
Ohio
Treasury
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Harold Williams
Bennet
David
Marion Macur
Nora
Prison Inmate Killed in Morning Mess Line
Kenneth Wilson 35 was knifed to death at the Virginia prison while waiting at the morning mess line. Robert Mason 34, another inmate, was questioned as a suspect. Both men from Norfolk, Wilson serving 30 years for robbery and due for release in 1978, Mason 12 years with release in January 1967. A guard seized the weapon after the attack unseen by staff.
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Richmond
Vetim
Kenneth Wilson
Robert Mason
Norfolk
Mason
C. C. Peyton
Wilson
Torrential flood toll and rescue efforts across the Northwest
The storm lashed the Northwest causing panicked San Diego downtown, four drownings in Oregon, and widespread damage. Bridges washed out, rivers rose past flood stage, and rail lines were disrupted. Thousands homeless, rescue teams moved 23,000 dairy cows, coast guard helicopters aided, and California’s coast bore the hardest hit along with Looming bridge failures and isolated towns.
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San Diego
Oregon
Robert Dickson
Chinook
Mont
Interstate
Southern Pacific
Cascade Mountains
Union Pacific
California
Army of Engineers
Lumbee
Eel
Loleta
Ukiah
Calif
George Smith
San Quentin
Coast Guard
Weather Today With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Considerable cloudiness and warmer through Thursday. Low tonight in the 30s. High in the low 60s Thursday. Friday mostly cloudy and mild. The five day forecast calls for temperatures four to eight degrees above normal with warmer conditions through Saturday and a cooler finish by Sunday or Monday. Some rain likely over the weekend. Winchester Skies: Sunset 4:41 p.m. Tonight Moonrise 10:21 p.m. Last Quarter Dec 25.
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Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Upper Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Plains
Winchester
Cuban Nationalist Leaders Tied to 1964 plot, 25 year terms
In Miami three Cubans face counts for attempting to damage a building and a vessel with up to 25 years in prison per count plus conspiracy. Organization members Ignacio Nova Guillermo Nova and Julio Perez are named in connection with the Cuban Nationalist Association and its naval department. Weather data ends the report with rainfall figures through December.
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Ing
Miami
Felipe Rivero
Cuban Nationalist Association
Or Movement
Ignacio Nova
Guillermo Nova
New Jersey
Julio Perez
Naval Department
Saigon premier Khanh condemns foreign policy meddling
Khanh appeals for a clean civilian government while defending Vietnamese independence. He says the military backs civilian rule but may mediate disputes to counter communism and colonialism. Johnson and Rusk discuss U.S. options from Texas as Saigon faces turmoil.
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U.S
Khanh
Taylor
South Viet Nam
High National Council
United States
Johnson
Texas
Rusk
Washington
Saigon
Salvation Army Distributes Yule Baskets to Needy Families
The Salvation Army began distributing about 140 baskets filled with canned foods fruits and miscellaneous items funded by bloodmobile kettle and school donations. A Christmas party for around 200 children is planned with Santa Claus sure to hand out candy and fruit.
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Salvation Army
Bloodmobile
Santa Claus
Wall Street opens mixed as oil gains lift stocks
Scattered buying leaves early trading moderately active with oil majors boosting demand. Major movers include Standard Oil New Jersey and Texaco with fractional gains while Comsat falls. Dow Jones average at 323.4 after yesterday’s dip.
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New York
Union
Eastman Kodak Con
Standards Oil
New Jersey
Texaco
Royal Dutch
Chrysler
Comsat
U.S
Xerox
Ford
Wesinghouse Electric
U.S. Steel
VEC Office Closes At Noon For Christmas Holiday
The Virginia Employment Commission office on W Piccadilly Street will close at noon tomorrow for the Christmas holiday.
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The
Virginia Employment Commission
W. Piccadilly St
Yule Tree Sale Lagging By Winchester Association
Carter Baker reports the Christmas tree sale by the Winchester Association of the Blind and the Elks Lodge Boys Camp is behind previous years with 1600 trees sold and 390 remaining 290 spruce and 100 balsam fir still available. The sale at Ward's Plaza, Rt 11, is conducted at the rear of Montgomery Ward.
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Winchester Association of the Blind
the Elks Lodge
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Winchester Evening Star
Mrs
Emma Crane
J. G. Warden
Ferenrist, Inc
Federal Deposit
Evan
Prom
U.s. Weather Bureau
D. J. Baker
Ner
United ‘States
Southeast Asia
I H Toyland
Cameron St
U.S. Army
Will Probe
I, Q
Jesus
Arctic Seas
Columbia
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Black & Decker
Hoon
Glaizi
N.cameron
BRO
Tin Quality Winchester
Iainfall
Wall Street
VEC
Loudoun St
Backhol& Or
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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