Funeral service announced for Mrs Nora travelty night
A funeral service for Mrs Nora is scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m. at The Johnny Enders Funeral Home. Active pallbearers include Julian Berlin Edward Berlin Oscar Ramsburg Oscar Carr John Hardesty and James Dakeman. Burial will follow in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Nora
Johnny Enders
Julian Berlin
Edward Berlin
Oscar Ramsburg
Oscar Carr
John Hardesty
James Dakeman
Green Hill Cemetery
Home Demonstration Agent Schedule For The Week
County home demonstration agent lists weekly meetings. Stephens City 4H Club at Georgia Carbaugh home Tuesday at 7 30 p m Gore HDE and Green Clover 4H Club at Gainesboro Fire Hall Wednesday 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m Shawnee HDE at Esther Snapp home Thursday 1 30 p m Gore 4H Club at Gore School Friday 2 p m All clubs will have demonstrations on line and design for figure glamour Members are asked to submit time use sheets menus and questionnaires for the annual report
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Gore
Gainesboro Fire Hall
Esther Snapp
Gore School
Conference for Principals to Address Culturally Deprived Child
The Valley Principals Teachers' Association will hold a March conference on March 22 and 23 focusing on the culturally deprived child. More than 200 principals are expected with speakers including Dr. Bernard A. Kaplan of the National Education Association and H. S. Willett, Richmond school superintendent. Charlottesville UVA faculty and a first year student attend the AAAS annual meeting in Philadelphia. Participants from UVA include Dr. L. Starling Reid, Dr. Carl C. Speidel, Dr. Frank W. Finger, and Randall W. Snyder. Destruction of several mailbox sensors reported as more than 20 mailboxes torn or damaged.
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Ce Eda Alee Vee
V. Teachers’ Assn
Bernard A. Kaplan
National Education Assn
H. S. Willett
Richmond
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
The
American Assn. For
Advancement of Science
UVA
L. Starling Reid
Carl C. Speidel
Frank W. Finger
Randall W. Snyder
Swim Trial Postponed Again in Ritter Slashing Case
The trial of Jack Swim on charges of slashing Charles A. Ritter during a November 30 scuffle at a Strasburg taxicab stand was delayed for the second time. Original date was December 21, moved to January 11 in Shenandoah County Court. Swim, 48, resides on Route 1 in Strasburg.
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Strasburg
Jack Swim
Middletown
Charles A. Ritter
Swim
Ritter
Shenandoah
Rt. 1
Page County Memorial Hospital Board Reelects Officials
LURAY The Page County Memorial Hospital board re elected two hospital officials Mrs Leonard Huffman superintendent and Mrs Lloyd Kibler administrator. Board members for the coming year include Dr E W Gilbert president John Deford vice president and Mrs Paul Broyles secretary treasurer.
Front Royal Warren County Sheriff Team Partners in Probe
The Warren County sheriff's office works with state police and postal authorities in an investigation. Details are sparse as authorities coordinate across agencies. No suspects named or additional facts provided.
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Front Royal
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Rescue Squad Fund Camp Successful in Winchester
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad ends its fund drive with a $9,000 total meeting the goal. Funds support the general budget and a new rescue vehicle to be in service soon, with display planned downtown once ready. Squad President Bill Baker credits volunteers for the effort. He notes 1,378 calls through Friday afternoon.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Bill Baker
Baker
Winchester
Thousand Dollar Telethon Boosts Winchester Chest Drive
The Jaycees Thousand Dollar Telethon ends its third night having raised over $300 for the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest. Don Homar cites about $190 on Thursday and a similar sum last night with volunteers calling donors by phone between 6 and 10 p.m. The Chest, serving eight agencies, remains about $5,000 short of its $49,950 goal.
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Jaycees
Winchester - Frederick County
Don Homar
Jayceeettes
Jaycee
Hypnotized Turkey Drowns While Drinking Water
A young turkey becomes hypnotized by the motion of its own head while drinking water and drowns as it continues to drink. The incident highlights dangers of rhythmic feeding behaviors in poultry.
Du Pont Lucite Wall Paint Promises Easy Velvet Finish
Du Pont introduces Lucite Wall Paint a creamy thick formula that avoids spatter and drips. It provides a velvet soft flat finish with minimal prep no stirring or priming and fast drying reducing cleanup time.
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du Pont
Fire damages truck from engine backfire in East Lanes area
Firefighters from Sarah Zane and Friendship Fire Companies contained a blaze sparked by a backfiring engine in a two truck. Inspector Gochenour described the damage as fairly heavy. William N. Goc is listed as owner.
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William N. Goc
East Lanes
Sarah Zane and
Friendship Fire Companies
Gochenour
UN and Katanga clash intensifies amid calls for ceasefire
The U.N. reports heavy fighting with Katangan forces near Lumumbashi and Elizabethville as Tshombe’s control over his gendarmes weakens. U.S. officials cite good faith efforts to end hostilities while preparing to supply additional military aid to the Congo operation.
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U.N
Norona
Tshombe
Katanga
Ma Ce
Eizabethvili
Union Miniere
Lumumbashi
Rhodesia
Kipushi
Elisabethville
Katangan Oe
United Egram
Leopoldville
Kai
Said
Radio
Tshombe Palace
U.S
Washington
Congo
United Nations
No Road Deaths In Virginia as Holiday Starts
Virginia reports zero traffic fatalities as the holiday period begins extending from Friday 6 p.m. to New Year’s. A two car crash on Virginia 47 near South Hill injured two, with 18-year-old Clarence Crowe of Chase City killed instantly. A separate crash near Norfolk on U S 13 left 40-year-old Melvin Ses of Norfolk dead when his car struck a parked auto carrier.
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Virginia
South Hill
Clarence D. Crowe
Chase City
Melvin Sses 40
Norfolk
U. S. 13
Princess Anne County
U.N. Congo Combat Moves Center on Global Foe Numbers
U.S. officials said Washington will provide transport planes and trucks for troop movement while fighters depend on other nations turning over aircraft to the U.N. force. Iran pledged four jets as Sweden and others contribute. The Elisabethville flare began after a Katangese soldier, misinformed by Ethiopian guards, opened fire, triggering fighting viewed as a misunderstanding rather than a planned assault.
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United States
U.N
United Nations
Katanga
India
Ethiopia
Congo
U.S
Iran
Italy
Philippines
Sweden
Union Miniere
Elisabethville
Holiday Toll From Four Day Weekend
An AP survey reports 371 traffic deaths 64 fire fatalities and 76 other accidents totaling 511 during a four day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday December 7 to midnight Tuesday December 11. Inclement weather and dangerous highway conditions are a major factor. Rain and snow were forecast nationwide today.
Snow Accident Clouds New Year Weekend
A fresh snowfall and icy roads mar New Year weekend as state and city police urge extra caution. At Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory an early morning fall added about an inch to three inches on the ground with a high of 31 degrees, keeping roads hazardous.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Rattlesnake Found Under Patagonia Fire House Floor
Patagonia volunteers tracked a buzzing sound to the fire house and uncovered a large rattlesnake beneath the floor after weeks of investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Ariz
John L Lewis Doing Well After Surgery
Reports say John L Lewis is doing well after peptic ulcer surgery at St John’s Hospital in Springfield. The hospital would not confirm details while Mrs. Lewis declined further comment on his condition.
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John L. Lewis
St. John's Hospital
Sprinfield
Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organization
UMW
Cold Air Mass Lowers Temperatures Across Midwest and Plains
A fresh cold air mass pushed south into the North Central states causing subzero readings in many areas. Minot North Dakota fell 28 degrees to minus 10, Jamestown minus 3, International Falls minus 4, and Cut Bank Montana reported minus 6 as snow and rain dampened much of the nation from Illinois to the Atlantic.
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Associated Press
North Central States
Midwest
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Illinois
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Rockies
Missae
Minot
N.D
Jamestown
International Falls
Minn
Cut_ Bank
Mont
Potomac River Beltway Segment to Open December 31
The Capitol Beltway 4.2 mile section of Interstate 495 will open December 31, connecting the Cabin John Bridge over the Potomac River. The bridge cost 2.82 million dollars with Virginia covering 21 percent. Rain and snow delayed the Richmond to Ashland stretch of I 95 until about January 15.
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Richmond
Washington
Cabin John
Potomac River
State Highway Department
Richmond-Ashland
Capitol Beltway
Maryland
Virginia
Dan River Mills Worker Killed In Elevator Accident
Danville Virginia news reports Hughrol Wayne Poole age 19 died after slipping in an elevator and being crushed against a wall at Dan River Mills where he worked in the card room. Rescue squad crews freed him after hours of effort. he died at Winslow Hospital.
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Danville (Ap
Hughrol Wayne Poole
Dan River Mills
Poole
Danville
Winslow Hospital
Weather Summary and Rainfall Record
Rainfall data show 24 hour trace as of 8:30 am. December total 2.11 with year total 38.11 and 1962 year-to-date 38.11. Monthly values list January 2.42 February 2.11 March 2.98 April 3.17 May 3.61 June 3.87 July 9.90 August 2.67 September 3.22 October 2.28 November 2.40 December 2.40.
Interior storm threatens heavy snow and ice accumulations
Forecast calls for mixed snow sleet and freezing rain inland with potential totals exceeding 30 inches. Coastal rain and interior snow transition tonight with mountains seeing 20 to 35 inches, ending Sunday. eastern areas may remain cold with teens.
Traffic Deaths Continuing At Record Pace
The National Safety Council reports 1962 January through November traffic deaths reached 37,140, the highest 11 month total ever. November marked the 13th straight monthly rise from the prior year, with Chicago deemed the safest large city.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
eDtroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Mine Fire Seal Off in Final Stages
Grant Town West Virginia AP workers near completion of sealing two air shafts to smother an underground mine fire at Federal No 1 mine of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates five miles northwest of Grant Town. Crews welded plates and poured concrete to close leaks. full seal may take until the end of the day and could exhaust oxygen over 90 to 125 days.
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Grant Town
W. Va
West Virginia
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
A. P. Boxley
Pittsburgh
Eg&f
Boxley
Coin Shortage Grips Mint During 1962 Christmas Shopping
As the 1962 Christmas shopping season progresses the Bureau of the Mint reports a coin shortage. The notice highlights limited coin supply affecting transactions and commerce during the holiday period.
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Bureau of the Mint
Denny's Commission Auction and Frederick County Listings
January sales directory lists a Denny's Commission Auction 7 percent east of Winchester on Route 7 with furniture and appliances. Also estates and real estate auctions in Frederick County with auctioneers Orndorff & Cole and Chas. R. Duvall. Events include January 5 real estate near Frederick County Court House and January 26 Massie Society auction in Winchester.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
A. L. Omps
Frederick County Court House
Rt. 11
Chas. R. Duvall
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Winc
Realty
Frederick Co
Weather Elsewhere: I Q Answers and Medal References
A fragmented listing mentions a Congressional Medal of Honor, locations including Ponderosa Pine and Mauna Lua on Hawaii, and references to states such as Kentucky. The text reads as a garbled Q A style snippet with unclear context and multiple proper nouns.
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I. Q
Ananis
Ponderosa
Kentucky
Mauna Lua
Hawaii
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Edward H. McDonald
Charles Keckley
R. W. Smalley
Robert C. Levi
Hugo Thaden
Frank Carvell
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Wil Lonnie G. Huff
D. Blanton Allen
Stephens City
Georgia Carbaugh
Yoember
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VTA
DSA
Julian F. Hirst
Martinsville
Hirst
Waren
Hubert Marlow, Jr
Evi
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Srulelds
Vaamey Ula
Louis W. Truman
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Hy-Lo
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