Deaths and Funerals in Clarke and Shenandoah Counties
Death notices for Howard Hannum 89 of 351 Na Ave died after illness at Winchester Hospital. Born 1874 in Clarke County he was a farmer and member of Market Street Methodist Church and Madison Lodge No. 6. Survived by six step children and two daughters. Raymond Ryman 52 of Strasburg dies after brief illness. He worked 33 years for Northern Virginia Power Co. Surviving include widow Lottie Funkhouser Ryman and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending. services set for Mount Olive Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Burgreen with pallbearers named.
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Howard Hannum
Na- Ave
Winchester
Marie Schhebly
Falls Church
Robert Hillyard
Joseph Hillyard
James Hillyard
Newburg
N.Y
Obhie Hillyard
Trenton
N.J
Linden Hillyard
Danville
Edward Hillyard
Stephens City
Earl Lego
Philadelphia
Raymond Richard Ryman
Queen St
Strasburg
Northern Virginia Power Co
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ryman
Shenandoah County
Joseph M
Mary E. Coffman Ryman
Mount Olive Methodist Church
Mount Olive
Albert C. Burgreen
Raymond Bly
Jasper Elbon
Clyde Strite
Alvin Brill
Lee Beller
Arthur Artz
The
Power Company
Stover
Funeral service for J Augustus Haines is held
A funeral for J Augustus Gus Haines who died Saturday at George Washington Hospital was conducted today at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home by Rev Paul E Dick. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with no surviving sister Ruth Teresa Haines of Winchester listed.
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J. Augustus
Gus’’ Haines
George Washington Hospital
Washington
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Mr. Haines
Ruth Teresa Haines
Winches
Butler 78 longtime Winchester electrician dies
George Addison Butler 78, retired electrician and longtime Winchester resident, died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born February 10, 1886 in Frederick, Maryland, he was the son of the late Charles E. and Ida May Butler. He married Rosa Grace Newlin on September 14, 1908, who died in 1943. Survived by six children Richard W. Butler, Max R. Butler, George T. Butler, Lee A. Butler, Marshall N. Butler, and Mrs. Harry E. Carper, one sister Ruth Freeman, and 16 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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George Addison Butler
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Butler Was
Frederick, Md
Charles E. and
Ida May Butler
Rosa Grace Newlin
Richard W. Butler
Boyce
Max R. Butler
George T. Butler
Lee A. Butler
Marshall N. Butler
Washington
Harry E. Carper
Ruth Freeman
Lynchburg
Prescription for a Hangover from Dr Gould
New York AP reports Dr Herbert L Gould offers a public hangover remedy: mix one ounce cognac with three ounces champagne. He says cognac acts as a stimulant and helps relieve head pain after excess drinking.
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New York
Herbert L. Gould
Johnson Budget Sets Defense at Fifty One Billion Dollars
President Johnson plans about 51 billion dollars for defense next year, a billion less than this year's level. The Joint Chiefs met with McNamara and Gilpatric to review the plan, with officials saying the services did not get all they asked for but that the budget will still provide strong peacetime defense.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
McNamara
White House
Congress
Congressional Appropriations
Joint Chiefs
Department
Pease A
Second Hotel Fire Victims Rise with Latest Deaths
In Jacksonville Florida the Roosevelt Hotel fire claimed its 22nd victim a 35 year old Atlanta resident Mrs Josephine Dupre. Her husband Walter 36 also died as Fire Marshal E C McDemon prepared a report on the blaze cause. Among the 66 injured three remained hospitalized including Miss America 1963 Donna Axum.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Roosevelt Hotel
Josephine Dupre
Atlanta
Walter
E. C. McDermon
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
G. R. Cromartie
Cromartie
Actress Elaine 2 files divorce from violent husband Carter
Los Angeles reports Elaine 2 testified Monday that her husband actor Ken William Carter 45 was given to violent rages and had struck her and repeatedly tried to choke her. The suit was not contested by Carter.
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Los Angeles
Elaine
Ken William Carter
Carter
Tricia Nixon Visits Ohio Colleges Amid Career Decision
Tricia Nixon, daughter of former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, toured Miami University and Western College for Women in Oxford, Ohio. The Chapin School senior from New York City weighs next college choice amid her senior year in 1960s era coverage.
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Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Miami University
Western College For Women
Oxford
Miss Nixon
Chapin School
New York City
Congress ends session amid civil rights, tax cut battles
Congress closes a pivotal session with a two year extension of parochial school aid and student loan funds, plus an $231 million medical education bill. Johnson inherits Kennedy’s civil rights push and faces a Senate filibuster as he seeks swift passage ahead of election year.
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Mansfield
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Sailor's Sentence Is Confirmed by 4th Circuit
The U S 4th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a 10 year sentence for Norfolk sailor Clarence Keith Waller. It rejected his challenge that his written admission to rob Linwood L. Nixon, a Norfolk cab driver, of $20 last May should be excluded for lack of corroboration. The court said the statement was supported by other evidence.
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Richmond
United States 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Clarence Keith Waller
Linwood L. Nixon
Waller
Shoup Bids Farewell as Marines Change Command
Gen. David M. Shoup turned over command of the Marines to Lt. Gen. Wallace M. Greene in a retirement ceremony at the Marine Barracks. Shoup, Medal of Honor recipient, ends 33 years of service after four years as commandant. Greene begins a four year term and receives his fourth star.
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Gen. Shoup
Marine Corps
Washington (Ap
David M. Shoup
Wallace M. Greene
Shoup
Tarawa
Marine Barracks
Greene
Mine Closing Leaves 225 Jobless in Widen West Virginia
WIDEN W Va AP about 225 men were to be left jobless today as Clinchfield Coal closes the Widen mine in Clay County due to poor coal quality. Widen has been the town’s main employer for more than five decades.
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W-Va
Widen, W.va
Widen
Clinchfield Coal Co
W. O. Barnard
Clinchfield
Clay County
Stilwell Slightly Hurt in Viet Nam Helicopter Fire
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two American pilots were slightly wounded by communist ground fire in the Mekong Delta while a helicopter searching for guerrillas was struck by bullets. Stilwell, 51, was hit in the neck by flying plexiglass and returned to duty with his crew. He heads U.S. Army support units in Vietnam and is the son of the World War II commander Vinegar Joe Stilwell.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mekong Delta
U.S
Stilwell
USS
Joseph
Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
Stillwell
Korea
States hike cigarette taxes raise per pack fees nationwide
AP reports 1963 tax activity shows 13 states imposing an 8 cent per pack top rate. Only Colorado North Carolina and Oregon exempt smokers from state cigarette taxes.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Colorado
North Carolina
Oregon
Bolshoi Ballet Origins From 1773 Homeless Children Class
The Bolshoi Theatre Ballet traces its origins to a dancing class started in 1773 for homeless and abandoned children, developing into a renowned national company over time.
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Moscow
Bolshoi Theater Ballet
Weather summary for Virginia with rainfall figures
Cloudy tonight with lows 15 to 22 degrees and highs around 30 to 35. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warmer. Past 24 hours rainfall zero. December total 1.82 inches. 1963 total 4.98 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 50 years 36.91 inches. Monthly figures listed but truncated.
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Virginia
Wrong Car For Getaway
Benny Unoste was swept from jail and trying to hotwire a car when Police Chief Pete Connell found him attempting to start the ignition. The attempt occurred as he stepped outside the jail minutes after an escape.
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Colo
Benny
Pete Connell
New Year's Eve Dance at VFW Post 2123
A New Year's Eve dance will be held at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 on E Piccadilly Street tonight starting at 9 o'clock. The event is hosted by the VFW Post Home and invites members and guests to celebrate with a community gathering.
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V.F.W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. Piccadilly St
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Raymond R. Ryman
Lottie Virginia Funkhouser Ryman
Willie Ryman
Hubert Ryman
Joseph Ryman
Minnie Rosenberger
Hugh Hockman
Haines Service
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
George A. Butler
Tricia Nixon
College Aid
Sailor
Cameron and Clifford ,Sts
Pacific
Gen. Stillwell
S. Vietnam
C. J. Brumback & Sons, Inc
N. Cameron ST
Winchester, VA
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