Obituary roundup from Bentonville and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices detail deaths from Bentonville and surrounding areas. Robert Brown of Bentonville died at home Friday night and leaves a widow and four sons and two daughters. Funeral at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Bentonville led by Rev. Thomas Proctor. Also Miss Mary E. Robinson of Orlando, Florida. Wilbert Otis Brill of Relief. Mrs Effie C. Broy. Miss Anne Virginia Braithwaite of Albin. Casualties noted include service times, burial plans, and surviving relatives for each.
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Robert Brown
Bentonville
Mr. Brown
William Brown
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Lucinda Brown
Win Raymond
James Brown
Virginia Brown
Martha
Thomas Proctor
Mary E. Robinson
W. Cecil Street
Florida Sanitorium
Orlando
Miss Robinson
Fairmont
W. Va
C. L
Maria Barnes Robinson
Market Street Methodist Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chester
Wilbert Otis Brill
Route 3
Relief
Mr. Brill
Zepp
Perry J
Lula Orndorff Brill
R & T Orchards
Claude Brill
Washington
Walter Funk
Nain
James Hughes
Front Royal Road
Norman Funk
Kernstown
Bessie Carter
Winchester
Guy Brill
Alexandria
Jones Funeral Home
Stanley H. Dysart
Mary Louise Steele
Alfred L. Snapp, Sr
Alfred L. Hicks
Benjamin A. Rhodes
William Boyd
Edward Souis
Henry M. Brumback
Mount Hebron
Cemtery
Anne Virginia Braithwite
Albin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Braithwaite
Samuel and
Cornelia Faggitt Braithwaite
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Cl
Julia Braithwaite
Carlton C, Hawkins
John Snider
Death notices of Keyser man Guy C Adams
Guy C Adams 70 of Keyser West Virginia died suddenly Friday. Born Mineral County June 18 1894 he was the son of Anna Mercer Adams of Keyser and the late Samuel Adams. He was married to Audrey Rogers. Surviving with his wife and
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Guy Carson Adams
Keyser
W. Va
Mr. Adams
Mineral County
Anna Mercer Adcoe
Semuel Adams
Audrey Rogers
Jaycees Honor Local Leaders and Inaugurate New Members
The Winchester Jaycees noted awards and leadership roles for James Fleming and Lowry at a May ceremony. Douglas K. Spencer joined as a regional guest and five new members were inducted into the local JCC chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Edgemere
Jones Funeral Home
Mic Fleming
Winchester
JCC
Bob Barbour
Lloyd Ralph Renner
Edmond Donald Vaden
Robert J. Manuel
James Bryan Jordan
Miles R. Orndorff
William C. Thompson, Jr
Douglas K. Spencer
Front Royal
Obituary: Mineral County Judge Eldridge Adams Dies
Eldridge Adams longtime Mineral County official and Mount Zion church member died age unspecified. Survived by three sons Dallas Adams Ber Nice Adams Eldon Adams and two daughters Zelda Berg Imogene Dawson, ten grandchildren. Funeral at Mount Zion EUR Church near Keyser tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial in church cemetery.
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Dallas Adams
Baltimore
Bernice Adams
Arlington
Eldon Adams
Norfolk
Zelda Berg
Imogene Dawson
Mineral County
Eldridge Adams
Hayfield
Jessie Bamford
Canton
Mount Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
The
American Legion
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mineral City
Mineral County Court
Mount Zion Eur
Keyser
Church
Fire probes at Gene Luttrell residence near Rest Church
The Frederick County sheriff’s office is investigating a fire at the Gene Luttrell residence near Rest Church east of the West Virginia line around 9:20 last night. Clearbrook Fire Co. reported the blaze started in the basement and a child heard noises before the homeowner saw a glow. A shell was damaged in the blaze.
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Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Gene Luttrell
Rest Church
West Virginia
Clearbrook Fire Co
Luttrell
Shawnee Fire Co
Stephens City Fire Coy
Edgewood
Rt. 522 South
Winchester
W. N. Gochenour
Elizabeth Johnson
Chase St
Gochenour
Meeting on United Fund Feasibility for City Charities
A 7 30 pm meeting at the George Washington Hotel gathers 16 leading charity and social welfare groups to discuss forming a United Fund that would absorb Community Chest activities if approved. Henry Lowry, Community Chest president, says the gathering is open to interested citizens. A separate 8 pm Community Chest board session will include agency representatives and six citizens at large.
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United Fund
George Washington Hotel
Henry Lowry
Community Chest
Lowry
The
Three Winchester Churches Ransacked After Services
Police report three Winchester churches were broken into last night after 8 30. Youth fellowship activities had occurred earlier. Braddock Street Methodist offices were pried open with a filing cabinet and safe cabinet forced. Over $200, mostly Sunday School offerings, taken from the small safe. Market Street Methodist main office ransacked with drawers opened. a few dollars reported stolen. No forced entry signs at Braddock or Market streets.
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Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Market St. Methodist Church
Braddock St
Market St. Methodist Churches
Clarke Supervisors Asked to Approve Four Year Soil Study
Clarke County Supervisors were asked to approve a four year soil study and survey led by Arthur D. Weiss of the Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District and Clarke ASCS. The project is estimated at about $40,000 with the county paying a quarter and the federal and state governments covering the rest. A separate request sought $2,500 for 1965 survey expenses to start preliminary work promptly.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Arthur D. Weiss
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
Clarke Ascs
Moscow viewed as defensive turn in Vietnam policy
The article notes Moscow signaling a defensive tilt that could curb North Vietnamese aggression in Laos and South Vietnam, potentially widening the rift between the Soviet Union and Red China. The moves followed the State Department announcing stepped up cultural exchanges with the USSR in 1965.
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Laos
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Red China
North
Viet Nam
Moscow
State Department
United States
Weather Today Forecast Mix of Snow Sleet Then Clearing
A weather forecast calls for snow tonight turning to sleet then ending Tuesday morning with clearing and chilly winds. Low temperatures in the 20s. Wednesday turns fair and very cold. The five day outlook shows temperatures about 12 degrees below normal with snow tomorrow and again Friday, mixing with rain along the coast tomorrow.
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Lakes Area
Tennessee Valley
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic Coast
Eastern
Gulf Area
California
Pacific Northwest
Temperatures in Winchester and Sky Details
The snippet mentions Winchester temperatures and sky conditions with a sunset at 5 33 p m and a sunrise at 7 19 a m The reference to a First Quarter moon on February 9 suggests a periodical weather or sky note.
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Local Measurements
Rainfall in the last 48 hours ends 8 30 a m shows day to date 3 44 inches for 1965 rainfall year to date 3 44 inches. Historical average annual rainfall over 51 years is 36 85 inches with monthly figures for the last two years listed by month from January to December.
Two Hurt In City Crash On N Cameron Street
Samuel Thomas Tripplett and Ann Lee Jewell were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a crash on N Cameron Street. Tripplett faced reckless driving charges. both were taken by Rescue Squad with minor injuries.
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N. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Samuel Thomas Tripplett
Rt. 1
Ann Lee Jewell
S. Cameron St
Hill
Kline
Harmon
Valentines of the 1660s as serious matrimonial proposals
During the 1660s valentines were accepted as genuine marriage proposals. The cards carried sentimental verses and were handmade and delivered by hand.
Mother's March Set Tonight in Clarke County
Residents of Berryville and Boyce urged to turn on porch lights from 6 to 8 PM for the Mothers March of Dimes. Mrs. T. B. Strode chairs Clarke County campaign noting vaccines backed by voluntary contributions. Funds support arthritis and birth defect research and cure efforts.
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Berryville
Boyce
T. B. Strode
Clarke County
Local C&P Teleco installer identified in story
O. H. Glenn, employed in the central office, was described by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. as a local installer for the firm in a story provided last Thursday.
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O. H. Glenn
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
C&p
Diverse nations in ancient Jerusalem attract global visitors
A fragment lists diverse origins and terms including El Salvador and Wyoming, noting Jerusalem's large new sector with residents from seventy nations. It mentions phases of the moon, states a tourist attraction, and references Ulysses among assorted items.
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Jerusalem
Earth
Irael
el Salvador
North Africa
Ulysses
Wyoming
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Miss
Broy Service
Effie C. Broy
Guy C. Adams
Jaycees
Exchange Club
National Symphony Project
March of Dimes
Heart Fund
Cancer Fund
Wesley Methodist Church
Shepherd College
Jackie
Kathy
Susan
Michael
McMath
MR. Lowry
Salvation Army
Evans Home For Children
Boy Scouts
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Tuberculosis Association of Northern Virginia
Izaak Walton League
First
Edward White, Jr
Richmond
U. S
MR. Barley
James Wood High School
Glen
Mr. Bailey
Evelyn Riley
Stephens City Methodist Church
White
Miss Mary Robinson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
HoWets
Von
Fromsr, Inc
Cameron St
Loudoun St
C & S Bank
Bob Manuel
Curtis Wilson
RBANK
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sahara
Sheriff's Office
455 N. Loudoun Street
Virginia
Clark
O.H. Glenn In
Central Office
America
Glaize & Bros
Ashland
Pono
Glalitze
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