Deaths and Funerals in Kennebunkport and Stephens City
Lizzie D. Hill 93 of Kennebunkport Maine died Dec 19 at home. Funeral and burial Dec 21 in Kennebunkport. She was widow of George T Hill mother of Mrs John W Hockman and held leadership in local unions and churches. Clark P Wright 71 retired farmer of Stephens City died at Lynn Hill Nursing Home. Survived by six children and more relatives. Funeral Friday 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Lizzie D. Hill
John W. Hockman
Kennebunkport
Maine
Hill
Te Jesse
Margaret Camp 1
Colliff
S George T. Hill
South Congregational Church
Kennebbunkport
Women’s Association
Goodwin's Mills Grange
Olympian
Clark P. Wright
Stephens City
Lynn Hill
George Wright
Clearbrook
William Wright
Linda Wright
Kenneth Wright Carl Wright
Irvand Wright
Bunker Hill
Walter
Warren
Josiah A. Andrew
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mr. Clark P. Wright
Woman Dies at 95 in Winchester Home
Mrs. C. E. Lowery Emma Alice Lowery 95 of 20 Weems Lane Winchester died early today at her residence. She was born near Hayfield daughter of William and Susanne Loy widow of Charles Edward Lowery and a Montague Avenue Methodist Church member. Survived by six children 36 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and many other relatives. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Emma Alice Lowery
Weems Lane
Funeral service for Beech er Lee DeHaven of Nain
The funeral for Beech er Lee DeHaven of Nain who died Sunday was conducted by Rev. Harold E. Albert at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Earl C. Ren ner Clifton A. Lewis E E Bayliss Sr David J Fletcher Clas kin F Brown and Royal Nes mith. Burial followed at Grange Hall Cemetery.
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Beecher Lee DeHaven
Nain
Harold E. Albert
Jones Funeral Home
Earl C. Renner
Clifton A. Lewis
E. E. Bayliss, Sr
David J. Fletcher
Claskin F. Brown
Royal Nesmith
Grange Hall
Words Often Misused: Correcting Race Participation
A language guide explains proper phrasing for participation in a race. It contrasts common errors with recommended forms focusing on will partake or participate rather than misspelled variants.
Woman and children escape injury after car veers onto lawns
An Ohio woman and her two children escaped harm when a station wagon left Rt. 522 about a mile south of Winchester, crossed a yard, and struck a mailbox before crossing more of the property. Driver Cogswell of Seville reported the incident. residents were unhurt. A second crash on Rt. 50 near Winchester at 2:45 p.m. involved Loma Bryan Whitacre of Stephenson, with a left turn miscue and a non stopping eastbound vehicle.
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Ohio
Rt. 522
Winco Pewie
Neoneers
Salt
Cogswell
Seville
William Galladay, Jr
Morehead Family Injuries From Christmas Crash
Mrs. Mary Morehead 57 of Reliance remained in fair condition at Memorial Hospital with fractured ribs both sides and a fractured left arm after a car truck crash at Bartonsville. Her daughter Genevieve 21 was improving with a fractured right leg and facial laceration. Daughter Sandra 19 was discharged after minor cuts. Arlington youth Jimmy Lee DeZarn 19, driver of a 1959 Chevrolet, was to leave hospital after severe facial lacerations and head injuries from a separate crash at Back Creek bridge. Vehicle damage estimated at 1800 dollars. State Trooper M H Moore reported the crash.
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Mary Morehead
Reliance
Bartonsville
Memorial Hospital
Genevieve
Arlington
Gore
Back Creek
M. H. Moore
DeZarn
Ribicoff Candidacy Continues Amid Primary Drift
Ribicoff already announced his bid for another six year Senate term. Alford, a doctor, had said he would run for governor if Faubus challenged Fulbright in the Democratic primary. Faubus has not announced plans, saying Alford’s move won’t affect him. Faubus serves his fourth two year term as governor.
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Mittee
Alford
Orval E. Faubus
Fulbright
Faubus
Foreign trade pace seen in key committees as yeargate looms
The 25 member Foreign Trade committee votes to approve legislation aligned with Kennedy ideas. Some members favor broader reciprocal trade and seek domestic industry relief. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urges specific admin proposals and simultaneous hearings by Ways and Means and Finance, warning of a tight election‑year schedule. He calls for quick action on foreign aid.
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Kennedy
Repew
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Berryville Boyce face windfall option in motor tax swap
Clarke County towns Berryville and Boyce may raise town motor vehicle fees to match the county rate of 10 dollars. If Berryville increases to five dollars, the county could collect an extra 3 600 from owners who already pay county taxes, with final action pending. The plan aims to avoid a county property tax hike.
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Berryville
Clarke
County Board of Supervisors
Lawrence L. Kephart
Boyce
East Germans Won't Guard Wall Scott Says Defectors Reveal Plans
Senator Hugh Scott reports from interviews with defected East German police and military police that orders were to withdraw if Allies moved to demolish the Berlin Wall. He says Western powers could have knocked the wall down and cites low ammunition among soldiers.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Scott
Diers
Chrysler Sees Possible Mass Turbine Car Production
Chrysler displayed an experimental turbine driven car and suggested mass production could follow after tests results and consumer reaction. The company aimed to hand cars to select customers later this year with volume production potentially within five years.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Robert Anderson
United States
Chrysler
George Huebner Jr
Huebner
Record Cold Sweeps Nation From Midwest To Florida
A fresh icy air mass spread across snowbound northern regions and northern Florida for the third straight morning. Temperatures fell to subfreezing in Tallahassee and -9 in International Falls while Miami and Key West saw 60 and 65 degrees. Forecasts project 65 to 70 in most of the state with 70 to 75 in the south as damage to citrus and vegetables occurs in vulnerable areas.
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Miami
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Tallahassee
Lake Superior
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Ohio Valley
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Minneapolis
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Rockies
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Great la
Western Plains
Sun Asks Federal Ruling On Labor Dispute Jurisdiction
Attorneys for the Northern Virginia Sun filed petitions asking the U S Fourth Circuit and the DC Circuit to determine which court has jurisdiction in a labor dispute sparked by an NLRB order. The NLRB required reinstatement of 24 employees tied to automatic equipment installation.
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Richmond
Northern Virginia Sun
Arlington
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Pa
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
the Sun
4Th Circuit
District of Columbia
Mercury Hits 45 With Snow Expectation Ahead
A 45 degree high accelerated melt but a shower tonight may turn to snow. The five day outlook calls for near normal to colder temperatures into next week with more rain or snow possible by Sunday. West Virginia forecast shows rain changing to snow in the eastern portion with several inches possible.
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West Virginia
Farrar Lodge Re Elects E D Evans Exalted Ruler
Earl D. Evans was re elected Exalted Ruler of the Daniel J. Farrar Lodge 458 of Winchester, marking his second straight term. Evans has long served as Grand Traveling Deputy of the Grand Lodge for 25 years and is active in Masonic bodies to the 33rd degree. His cabinet includes George D. Gaither as secretary, with Charles Burks and others named to senior officer posts.
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Earl D. Evans
Daniel J. Farrar Lodge
International Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Winchester
Evans
Grand Lodge
Masonic
Free Masonry
Rabaan
Shrine Nile Temple
Martinsburg
George D. Gaither
Charles Burks
Graham Robinson
Douglas Jackson
Garfield Prather
Germain Ford
Clarence Parnell
Esquire
Jesse Curry
Belgium Congo Crisis Deepens as Katanga Resists
In Katanga, Adoula and Tshombe face a constitutional shift toward provincial autonomy while Katanga’s Kimba rejects Tshombe signatures on Kitona. Katanga's cabinet passes the declaration to the provincial assembly, complicating peaceful resolution and prompting Elisabethville to chart its next move. UN troops may remain in Elisabethville as clashes linger.
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Bethville
U.N
Leopoldville
Adoula
Tshombe
Kitona
Katanga
Paris
Evariste Kimba
Elisabethville
Kimba
Sun says Richmond court should have jurisdiction
The Sun argues the Richmond court has jurisdiction in a labor dispute as arguments loom next week when the court opens its eight day session on January 8. The Sun was then owned by four Democratic figures including George W. Ball who became Kennedy’s undersecretary of state. Ball’s stake remains among two companies now owning the paper with one firm 40 percent Ball owned.
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the Sun
Richmond
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Clayton Fritchey
Phillip M. Stern
Arnold Sagalyn
Deaf man perfects smallest hearing aid in Silver Spring
A nearly ten year hard of hearing man unveils a cordless ear level hearing aid about the size of a sewing thimble. Using four transistors it offers low cost and transmits speech and TV to the ear, not from clothing. Write Irwin Sealson at A and A Hearing Center for details.
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Silver Spring
Irwin Sealson
A & A Hearing Center
Ga. Ave
Weather Forecast for Virginia
Increasing cloudiness and rain spread northward tonight with a likely change to snow. Colder in the west. Lows 20s to 40s. Windy and colder Thursday with snow flurries. Five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures with colder end of week. Snow or flurries in mountains Thursday and rain near the coast ending early Thursday. More rain or snow expected Sunday.
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Virginia
scatter of trivia items and stray words
A fragmented list of numbers places and phrases from a quiz style page includes Niagara Falls New York and references to Ay Holy Grail coconuts and a ram plus notes about keeping a uniform neat and a term knotography with several isolated items.
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Niagra Falls
New York
Rainfall Totals and Averages For Year 1961
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 6 30 this morning shows none. December rainfall to date is 3.03 inches, with year to date at 39.48 inches. Average monthly rainfall figures are listed for May through December with values from 3.14 to 2.99 inches.
Frederick County House and Lot Sale Notice
Sales directory listing for January 6 at 11 am in front of Frederick County Court House. J Randolph Larrick and John F Anderson are trustees selling a house and lot in Frederick County. Charles R Duvall acts as auctioneer.
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J. Randolph Larrick
John F. Anderson
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
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