Obituary items and survivors listed for multiple individuals
Obituary notices name survivors and burial plans for two individuals. One report lists Lula May Davis Brown and relatives including Nat F. Brown, Robin Ann Brown, Jay F. Brown and siblings in Winchester, Lebanon and Albin with funeral at Omps Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery. The other notes Robert E. Bowen aged 63 dying in Anna State Hospital with a Baltimore birth and survivors including one sister and five nieces, with funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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Lula May Davis Brown
Nat F. Brown
Winchester
Robin Ann Brown
Jay F. Brown
Army Davis
Cora Davis
Albin
Roxie Mink
Lebanon
David L. Brown
Leslie Brown
Omps Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. Altha Yeakle Dies at 76 in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Altha Venable Yeakle 76 of 1711 Valley Ave died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 8 1889 in Stephens City she was daughter of Charles F Venable and Emma Lemley. Widow of Frank M Yeakle Sr she ran Shenandoah Motel for about 40 years. Survived by son Frank M Yeakle Jr of Winchester sister Nell Galliday Stephens City and three grandchildren. Funeral services tomorrow at 11 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Lyons and Rev. Withers. Burial Mount Hebron.
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Altha Venable Yeakle
Valley Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Yeakle
Stephens City
Charles F
Emma Lemley Venable
Frank M. Yeakle
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christaan Service
Civic League
Sunshine Club
William A. Lyons
William R. Withers
Richard &,. Venable
Ray Robinson, Jr
Lohr E. Dunlap
W. E. Mowrey
Harold D. Patton
Robert B. Fuller
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Obituary for Mrs Bettie Heironimus in Morgan County W Va
Mrs Bettie Olivia Heironimus died Saturday at her son Calvins home in the Greenwood section of Morgan County West Virginia She was born November 20 1880 in Frederick County and was a member of Greenwood Methodist Church Surviving are four sons one daughter six stepchildren and 27 grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Greenwood Methodist Church Burial followed in the church cemetery A grass fire burned about three acres behind Sunny Side Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon Round Hill Community Fire Company responded damage limited to the burnt area
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Bettie Olivia Heironimus
Calvin Heironimus
Greenwood
Morgan County
W.va
Charles ‘Heironimus
Heironimus
Frederick County
James W
Belle Coe Bagesant
Greenwood Methodist Church
Calvin
Edwin
Berkeley Springs
Roy and
Gardner Bageant
Winchester
Harry Bageant
Greenewood Methodist Church
C. S. Rickley
Co. G. Russell
Church
Sunnyside Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Virginia Study Finds Higher Education Spending Lags
A Virginia Higher Education Study Commission report shows per capita higher education spending of 16.50 in 1962 versus 21.71 nationally, with Virginia’s college enrollment and degrees lagging population share. It notes the absence of regional institutions offering master's and doctoral programs in key populated subregions.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Higher Education Study Commission
University of Virginia
Virginia Tech
College of William and Mary
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
James H. Taylor Dies. Long Mining Career Span
James H. Taylor, 54, of Palm Beach Florida, a veteran in mining, died December 22. A Brooklyn Technical High School graduate, he held roles from draftsman to mine superintendent in Colorado Peru Bolivia and Ecuador, aided by affiliations with engineering and Masonic bodies. He leaves Emma K. Taylor and two children.
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James H. Taylor
Pompano Beach
Fla
Brooklyn Technical High School
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pratt Insitute
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Burndy Engineering Company
New York City
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Street Dies After Illness in Sibley Hospital
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Street widow of Garfield A Street died Wednesday after a months long illness at Sibley Hospital. She leaves two sons Illiam G Street of Baltimore and Joseph L Street of Washington. She also leaves three brothers Francis A Simmons Lloyd J Simmons and William David Simmons of Long Meadows Winchester.
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Mary Elizabeth Street
Sibley Hospital
Local City Council Members Set For Sept 1 Start
Councilmen Butler Bell Hardy and Dorton prepare to take office on September 1. Butler, elected 1950, completes a fourth term and chairs Public Safety. Bell, vice mayor, finishes an eighth year as Finance chair and enters a new four-year term. Dorton fills out Wade Emart’s unexpired term ending in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Public Safety
Bell
Hardy
Dorton
Wade Emmart
Frederick County
Demo Caucus Set Jan 11 in Virginia
The Virginia General Assembly Democrats will caucus Tuesday night January 11 the eve of the 1964 session. House Democrats plan to nominate Speaker E Blackburn Moore of Berryville for a ninth term. Senate Democrats will hear Garland Gray announce two new members of the Senate Steering Committee.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House Democrats
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Senate Democrats
Sen
Garland Gray
Senate
Wood paddle helps capture toads at water lab
In Phoenix the $1.5 million U.S. Water Conservation Laboratory relies on a 27 cent wooden paddle with a wire screen to net toads and frogs from experimental evaporation ponds.
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Phoenix, Ariz
U.S
Road Deaths Trail Pace For Yale
Traffic fatalities in the extended New Year weekend were fewer than during the Christmas period. At least 61 people died in crashes since Thursday 6 p.m. The National Safety Council forecasts 360 to 440 deaths by Sunday midnight. Hazardous conditions and storms affected northern plains Minnesota and the Pacific Northwest.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Northern Plains
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
FBI Breaks Theft Ring At Charleston Naval Shipyard
The FBI says a decade long warehouse pilfering scheme at the Charleston Naval Shipyard involved 26 men, including Henry H. Harris, with 11 arrested and four sought. Items were traced to three marine engine dealers Lamar Dennis Philip Bodne and Melvin McEuen, alongside other shipyard workers.
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Charleston, S.C
FBI
Charleston Naval Shipyard
Charleston
Henry H. Harris
Naval Supply Center
Naval Shipyard
Harris
Marine Engine
Lamar Dennis
New Orleans
Philip Bodne
Miami, Fla
Melvin McEuen
Long Beach
Calif
Sheriff DeHaven Returns From Florida Vacation
Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven returned to his county courthouse office after a 10 day Florida vacation. His wife Mrs. DeHaven and sons Steve DeHaven and John Bailey of Winchester joined the motor trip which included fishing near Fort Myers and a visit to West Palm Beach.
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Robert L. DeHaven
County Court House
Florida
Mrs. DeHaven
Steve DeHaven
John Bailey
Winchester
Ft. Myers
West Palm Beach
Weather Elsewhere Chronicle Summary Card
Readable items include Maine and Colorado locations with scattered notes on Soviet Russia and Oklahoma. Mentions Borneo Olympia and Northern sympathizers of Confederacy. vague references to numbers and events without clear context. This fragmentary list resembles an index of places and topics rather than a connected story.
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Maine
Bird
Soviet Russia
Colorado
Confederacy
Oklahoma
1773
Borneo
Olympia
Weather outlook Virginia cloudy with light rain possible
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Virginia with a chance of light rain tonight and Saturday. Lows in the 40s, highs 56 to 64, then cooler. Sunday cloudy and cold with a chance of more rain. The five day outlook shows temperatures about eight degrees above normal, with light precipitation of one tenth inch or less.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported for December 1965
Rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows December totals to date at 5.1965 inches with the year to date at 26.85 inches. Average annual rainfall for the past 52 years is 36.76 inches with monthly averages listed from January through December.
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Ong
Trial details in a domestic stabbing case unfold
A young woman testifies in a Commonwealth trial about a fatal stabbing of Bill Smith after a violent confrontation at the couple’s apartment. Prosecutors question knife wound timing while relatives and neighbors describe the couple’s strained relationship and prior separations.
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Smith
Virginia Private William A Burnett Killed in Vietnam
A Virginia Army private was among eight U S servicemen killed in Viet Nam per Defense Department release. He is Pfc William A Burnett husband of Delores H Burnett of Virginia Beach.
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Washington (Ap
U.S
Defense Department
William A. Burnett
Delores H. Burnett
Virginia Beach
Two Hunting Ridge Men Charged With Grand Larceny
Allen Roger Ruble and Arley Lemuel Kerns Jr were arrested on warrants issued by Winchester police and charged with grand larceny for stealing a 4 barrel car carburetor a manifold a wheel and tire from B and M auto dealers on November 22 with the stolen equipment valued at about 125 dollars. Police linked them to other alleged crimes including breaking and entering the old Firestone Co store and petty larceny involving hubcaps. Bond set at 1000 dollars each.
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Hunting Ridge
Winchester
Allen Roger Ruble
Arley Lemuel Kerns, Jr
B & M Auto
Commonwealth Attorney
Warren Rudolph
John Rice
Firestone Co
N. Braddock St
Ruble
Kerns
People in Vietnam Face Choice as War Enters Decisive Phase
The article notes Greater powers infiltrate and damage lines while air attacks in the North show no major shift in the war. Victory hinges on Vietnamese peasants who work the land and choose to stay, move to government areas, or join the Viet Cong. A high American says the people must decide.
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Hanoi
Wall Street Steels Lead Year end Rally After Bethlehem Price Rise
Trading was heavy as Bethlehem announces a five dollar per ton increase for structural shapes and piling. U S Steel rose with order flow while trading halted briefly on heavy demand, lifting major steel stocks and lifting market averages.
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NEW York
Ap) — Steels
Bethlehem
Wall Street
Bethlehem Common
U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel Lukens
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Lukens
Wheeling Steel
Armco
Pan American
United
Eastern
Johnsons secret talks in Asia and Ottawa trips revealed
The article notes President Johnson's campaign moves including hush hush visits to Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia and an Ottawa mission with Mee George Bundy and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson. Pearson spoke with Johnson by phone after the fact.
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Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
China
Harriman
Goldberg
Johnson
Ottawa
Mee
George Bundy
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Anatole France Pen Name of Jacques Anatole Taube
The note identifies Anatole France as the pen name of Jacques Anatole Taube, noting him as a French novelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole France
Jacques
Anatole Tribauld
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Niagra Falls
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Robert E. Lee Bowen
Anna State Hospital
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Mr. Bowen
Baltimore
Charles Mercer
Emma H. Jenkins Bowen
Beulah van Leer
Betty Boyce
Doris Derry
Rebecca Swisher
Naomi Tim
Brook
Herndon
Patsy Nicholson
Jones Funeral Home
Altha Venable Veakle
Robert E. Lee Brown
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Steeet
John W. Rosenberger
F.M. Yeakle
Mrs. Heironimus
Federai Depivi
U.S. Weather Bureau
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William C. Smith
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