Winchester Obituaries and Memorial Notices
Obituaries list infant Susan Elizabeth Ritter died in Charlottesville. Rev. Fred M. Ritter and Sue Sybert Ritter are parents. Memorial service planned in Pearisburg. Beverly Brownley McKay 78 of Clarke County died. survived by family. services scheduled at John H. Enders Funeral Home. burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Solomon Ludwig 66 near Rio W V. survived by wife and children. funeral Monday at Sperry's Run EUB Church. William Robert Lee 83 of Winchester. retired Shenandoah Vinegar Co.. funeral Monday at Jones Funeral Home. Rev. Oscar de Wolf Randolph 80, longtime educator and minister, died in Washington. service history spanning Virginia and Alabama. leaves wife and two children. Mrs. Mary Brannon Wilson 63 of Siler Run died after long illness. survived by numerous relatives and 10 grandchildren. arrangements pending. Kennedy Place in Sydney to honor John F Kennedy with memorial near Botanic Gardens gates. public appeal to fund statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elizabeth Ritter
Fred M. Ritter
Sue Sybert Ritter
University ‘Hospital
Charlottesville
Ritter
the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Pearisburg
Greystone Terrace
Virginia Sybert
Miller St. A
Beverly Brownley McKay
Clarke County
Mr. McKay
William Buck
Ella Heflebower McKay
Millwood
McKay
Old Bethel Church
Memorial Society of
Carter Hall
Treadwell Masonic Lodge
Berryville
Frances Burch McKay
B. Burch McKay
Julian Brownley McKay
Hyattsville
Mary Gore
Hilda Hutchenson
Anna
D. C
John H. Enders
Paul Reiter
Green Hill Cemetery
William Robert Lee
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lee
John William
Virginia Payne Lee
Edith M. Dove Lee
Bethel Baptist Church
Shenandoah Vinegar Co
Eugene Shade
Claude Triplett
Winchester
Virginia Murnan
Washington
Jones Funeral Home
Harvey E. Hall
Old Bethel Cemetery
Orville Nesselrodt
John Sencindiver
Earl Place
William Griffith
J. P. Arthur
Carl Nesselrodt
Oscar de Wolf Randolph
Virginia Episcopal School
Mr. Randolph
Chicago
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
University of Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Randolph
Lexington
Birmingham
Ala
Lynchburg
Naval Torpedo Factory
Rome
N. Y
Philadelphia
Greensboro
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Alice
James Poindexter
Greenville
N. C
Angus Randolph
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mary Brannon Wilson
Siler Rute
Wilson
Frederick County
Harvey
Selena DeHaven
Edward T. Brannon
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Cloona
Harry Wilson
Berkley Springs
Bruce Milburn
Inwood
W. Va
Talmadge DeHaven
Denzel Robinson
Orel Slonaker
Valley News Briefs: Strasburg Crash and Local Plans
A southbound Route 11 collision in Strasburg knocked out power and damaged a Drummond vehicle after striking a pole and hitting a parked car owned by Robert Willey Jr. No injuries reported. Virginia Heart Fund chair Mrs. Mullins announced Shenandoah County fund activities for February. Marshall Foundation received over 200000 in 1964 gifts, with 50000 from an anonymous donor and the Assembly, and a 100000 bequest from Gen. Smith’s estate. Skyline Drive extension to Harper’s Ferry proposed by Sky line Caverns executive and regional planning group, facing potential Warren County opposition. Skyline Drive remains a top Virginia tourist draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
H. E. Drummond
Robert E. Willey, Jr
Drummond
Frank Zirkle
Lexington
George C. Marshall Foundation
Omar N. Bradley
Virginia General Assembly
Walter Bedell Smith
George C. Marshall
Virginia Military Institute
Johnson
Front Royal
Harper’s Ferry
James A. Payne
Skyline Caverns
Northern Virginia Regional Planning and Economic Commission
George Washington Parkway
Payne
Warren County
Virginia
Volunteers Rescue Injured Climber From Mt Monadnock
A band of volunteers strapped a critically injured climber to a sled and descended Mt. Monadnock in darkness. Gary Sylvester, 22, of Watertown Massachusetts, suffered a brain injury after an 80 foot fall. he was rushed to a Boston hospital in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffrey
N.H
Mt. Monadnock
Gary Sylvester
Watertown
Mass
Boston
Sylvester
Burke
Associated Press
David Majercik
Petersham
Richard Lyon Jr
Hubbardston
Gardner
Battle Continues Around Gia Refugee Village In Vietnam
Viet Cong forces around the Roman Catholic refugee village near Gia are believed to number at least 1600. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and other top Vietnamese military leaders flew to the battle site for a personal inspection. The Viet Cong appear to seek jungle traps and have pitted over 500 defenders as government troops fight to break free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon
Gia
Viet Cong
Gles
Nguyen Khanh
House Dems push rules shift and party leadership overhaul
A left-wing study group led by Blatnik proposes curbing the Rules Committee power to stall bills, shortening deadlines to 21 days, and requiring caucus approval for Democratic committee assignments. The plan also seeks more Democratic seats on committees, a steering panel, a joint House Senate modernization committee, and easier paths to conference for diverging bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Watson
Democratic Party
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Goldwater
Blatnik
Rules Committee
House
McCormack
Ways and Means
Senate
Defo
Cleveland man and wife injured in Thursday crash
Thursday accidents left John Doe and his wife Gertrude Brownley injured with facial and chest wounds and possible fractures. Other victims include a 5 year old Middletown boy with possible concussion, Bonnie Wardman of Pittsburgh with leg lacerations, and Richard Barker of Berryville with facial cuts from a wreck on Rt. 653 near Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gertrude Brownley
Brownley
Clark, Williams and Caldwell
Middletown
Brown V. Kingree, Jr
Sunnyside
Friendship Fire Co
Pennsylvania
Bonnie Wardman
Pittsburgh
Richard Barker
Berryville
Rt. 653
Castro Marks Anniversary With Military Parade In Havana
Fidel Castro marks the sixth anniversary of his takeover with a display of troops and tanks from the Soviet and Czechoslovakian allies in Havana. Cubans seek hopeful words on the economy amid a $500 million balance of payments deficit and two poor sugar harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
Hoy
Cuba
Bell System reports record 12 month earnings of $1.7 billion
The Bell Telephone System of AT&T announced a record 12 month earnings total of 1.7 billion dollars. This marks the sixth straight year with profits exceeding one billion. Quarterly earnings reached 444.49 million dollars or 83 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bell Telephone System
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Weather Today in Virginia Forecast
Mostly cloudy tonight with occasional rain and low 36 to 42. Partly cloudy Sunday with highs in the lower 40s. Monday outlook is fair and cool.
Rainfall Report With January Totals
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 6:30 a.m. today. January rainfall to date shows minus 50 in 1964 and minus 31.71 for the year. Average monthly rainfall values for the year span from January 2.38 to December 3.99 inches.
Red Cross official dies in helicopter accident during disaster relief
Paul R. Gillis, 40, of Tarzana California, died while a truck backed into helicopter rotor blades at Happy Camp in Klamath National Forest. The disaster area near Orick and Eureka faced a $1 billion flood and required ongoing damage assessment and home restoration. Air Force helicopters and civilian choppers ferried supplies and evacuees as officials planned weekend standby operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Camp
Klamath National Forest
Red Cross
Paul R. Gillis
Tarzana
Calif
Los Angeles
Orick
Eureka
Yvonne Marie Cavany
George Grace
Office of Emergency Planning
Air Force
Staed Air Force Base
Nev
Yreka
William M. Gerson
Jim Jones
Civil Defense
Klamath Forest
Etna Mountain
Forest Service
Jones
Oregon
Western Area
San Francisco
California
AT&T reports record quarterly and annual earnings
AT&T announced record quarterly earnings of 444.49 million and revenues of 2.6267 billion for the three months ended November 30. For the year ending November 30, 1964, net earnings reached 1.70097 billion or 3.24 a share, with 522.08 million shares outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Frederick R. Kappel
At&t
Bell System
Kappel
Snowfall Spread Across Staunton District and Vicinity
Snow blanketed the Staunton District including Frederick County and moved south to Greenville in Augusta County. Clarke County saw lighter accumulation. New Year’s Day snow was the season’s second event, following December 19’s inch and a half measurements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evens
Solomon A. Ludwig
Solomon ‘Alston
Ludwig
Rio
James
Josephine Bowman Ludwig
Lola Ludwig
Woodbridge
Alston Ludwig
Hobert
Ind
Maxine Outten
Baltimore
Sperry’s Run Eub Church
Leslie Gilliam
William R. Tee
Rev. Randolph
Mary B. Wilson
Kennedy
Sydney
John F. Kennedy
New Botanic Gardens
American Club
Council Works Committee
Harry Jensen
Heads Heart Fund
Edinburg
Virginia’ Heart Assn
Charles Mullins
Shenandoah County
Grafton Burke
Dublin
Sylveter
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
FF Roms, Inc
Meguler
Brumback Meses
Loudoun Street
Plateau
Atlantic
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Nation
ASSOCIATED_ PRESS
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Rek
Boise
Buffalo
Incinnati
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Phoenix
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Castro
LABOR
Service
N. Cameron St
Wall Street
The
Owl
Minnie
Ceara Nud
Ouipheys
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