Funeral services for Arthur C. Malick held in Augusta
Arthur C. Malick 70 of Augusta died recently at 524 E Braddock St. A funeral at Malick Church Wednesday at 2. Rev. Sherill Fritts presides. Pallbearers named Clarence Lloyd Powell Earl Wolfe Ralph Shanholtz Floyd E King Lloyd Clapp. Burial at Malick Cemetery. Mrs Hayes widow of Harry L Hayes survived by son L Hayes of Paris Va and daughters Kathleen Airight Clearwater Fla Virginia H Krumm San Clemente Calif. nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Body at Jones Funeral Home.
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Sea- Road
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Jones Funeral Home
Mary Susan Herbert of Millwood Dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mary Susan Herbert age 72 of Millwood died Sunday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital She was born in Millwood lived most of her life and was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church She and her husband J Matthew Herbert survived by a son Eugene and two grandsons Eugene B and Errick P Also surviving are two brothers two sisters and several aunts and uncles Funeral arrangements have not been completed with the body at Cartwright Funeral Home
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Atwell Ave
Mr. Swisher
Hampshire County
W. Va
Asa 8
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Bitha Combs
Mt. Zion
Jones Funeral Home
Millwood
Allan Williams
Shiloh
Hedda Hopper Stricken by Pneumonia in Hollywood
Gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, 75, is in critical condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a Friday virus infection and a Sunday deterioration. Aide and hospital spokesmen described her prognosis as grave and her condition as critical.
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Hedda Hopper
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Bank Officers Reelect Directors and Plan 1966
The F & M Bank shareholders reelected 15 directors for 1966 and approved a stock issue boosting capital by 2.27 million dollars. Net income fell in 1965 due to higher interest costs though cash dividends rose 39 percent to 124,425 dollars. The bank expects new quarters by late 1967 and listed 1966 officers and senior officers.
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Frank Armstrong II
B. Beverley Byrd
Mr. Feltsner
C. C. Funkhouser
Paul M. Haldeman
J. T. Kremer
J. Lee Miller
Ray Robinson, Jr
D. K. Russell
John S. Scully MI
Frank E. Tappan
William H. West, Jr
Keaton’s Rise and Fall in Early Hollywood
Keaton began in acrobatics and silent two reelers with Fatty Arbuckle before starring solo in 1917. He became highly paid, faced bankruptcy in 1934 with assets of 12000 and liabilities over 303832, and lasting fame from The Navigator The General and Sherlock Holmes Jr. His career faded as talkies rose, later appearing in character roles and on television with his trademark frozen smile.
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Keaton
Hollywood
Fatty Arbuckle
Sherlock Holmes Jr
Buster
Rescue Squad Tries to Reach Ill Man On Apple Pie Ridge
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad at noon sought a seriously ill man on Apple Pie Ridge after starting at 7:20 a.m. Two squads, Frank Schultz and Lewis Prather, faced deep snow and mud but reported being within three miles. The day included 11 calls. a stroke case near Boyce led to Henry Stickles’s death at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Schultz
Lewis Prather
Civil Defense
Berryville
Henry Stickles
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Community pulls together at Winchester hospital during snow emergency
Carl Napps of Winchester Memorial Hospital credits a tremendous number of volunteers for keeping services running. Staff worked double shifts, students from the Medical College of Virginia and Shenandoah College assisted, and volunteers ferried nurses by four wheel drive vehicles. Police and a cab company aided, doctors stayed on site, and supplies remained adequate.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Winchester
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Coast Guard to aid ponies with hay on Assateague Island
A Coast Guard helicopter will fly to Assateague Island today to drop bales of hay for the wild ponies on the island off Virginia's Eastern Shore. A 600 foot by 7 foot snowdrift blocked the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway main line at Swoope near Staunton, halting three C&O passenger trains at Hinton West Virginia Clifton Forge and Charlottesville as three locomotives worked to clear the drift.
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Weather Forecast for Virginia and Winchester
Heavy snow four inches or more to night with temperatures in the 20s. Wednesday brings snow flurries and colder air. Fair and cold Thursday follows. Winchester skies report sunset at 5 33 p m and moon phase near February 5.
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South Atlantic States
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Rainfall totals by month and year provide context
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8 30 am with none, February and January totals for 1966 and 1946, and long term averages for 52 years. Monthly averages show October highest at 9.13 inches, with other months ranging from 2.40 to 3.83 inches.
Wall Street Mixed Early as GM Leads Gains and Losses
The market opened with mixed results as General Motors jumped about 1.5 points after record profits news, while American Motors held steady and Chrysler slipped slightly. Boeing fell over 2 points amid split speculation, with aerospace firms showing modest gains elsewhere.
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Upperville Woman Is a Winner of Interior Service Award
Washington AP reports Mrs. Paul Mellon of Rockeby Farms Upperville Virginia is among 11 winners of Interior Conservation Service Awards for her talent in designing and developing the rose garden and the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden at the White House announced by Secretary Udall.
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Congo Bans Trade With Rhodesia Hit Hard by Coalition Losses
The Congo government banned all trade with Rhodesia, saying the move will cut off 87 percent of coal and meat. Katanga province will be hardest hit as copper refiners rely on Rhodesian coal. Foreign Ministry official Joseph Kalumba said new coal and meat sources are being sought.
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Man recalls childhood abuse and silence amid laughter
A quoted reminiscence describes a seven year old boy who endured the old man’s rough handling and chose not to smile. He explains that his quiet response grew with the danger of more fear and ridicule, shaping how he faced later years.
First Wagnerian Festival Debuts at Bayreuth in 1876
The inaugural Wagnerian festival took place at Bayreuth in Bavaria in 1876, marking a landmark in opera history with Richard Wagner's works presented in a dedicated festival setting.
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