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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
2
Deaths and funerals notice for El BeynS of Siler born October 16 1806 in Freder with a life as a farmer and Welions resident. He was a Methodist Church member and worked for O Sullivan Rubber Co retiring in 1981. He married Tate later Maury Elizabeth Lets and Iss- as his second wife.
Fred M Fugitt 78 retired dealer of 124 E Cork St last met with family. A funeral service will be conducted by Father John P Blankenhip tomorrow at 3 30 p m at the Seer Funeral Home. Rosary tonight at 7 30 at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed include William Zekeae Donk Paul Le Mist John Woodnets and others. burial in He Bron Cemetery.
Walter W. Racey of Yellow Springs Virginia died Wednesday. Funeral service to be held tomorrow at pm at Hebron Lutheran with Rev. Walter Sigman. Pallbearers listed. Body to be taken to Giffin Funeral Home in Capon Bridge West Virginia for final arrangements.
Funeral times announce services for Ernest Whitacre Saturday at 3 30 p m and for Fred Fusitt Sunday at 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home and Funeral Home.
At 1 o'clock service at the Little Mountain Methodist Church with pallbearers James Gladden Robert Gladden Gary Mason Ronald Grove Antiel Grove named for the deceased. The notice notes noon gathering prior to services.
Benjamin Franklin Rideout of 217 East Kern Street died in an auto repair mishap. A funeral service will be conducted at Turner Funeral Home with burial at Orrick Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
A brief notice indicates someone will be home this evening between six and ten o'clock. The fragment provides a narrow time window but no additional context or location.
Funeral service for Mrs Lin ton S Finley of the Silver Route will be held tomorrow at 11 a m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev William A Pallbearers include James Luttrell J Ralph Lewin Donald E Packard Kenneth M Louis Day Herring and Carl H Miller Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery
Howard E Fauver of 400 N Loudoun St died at his residence Eiswane at Mem Williams. He owned the Terminal Tavern. He was survived by his son Dr Howard E Fauver Jr of Washington one grandchild Stephen C Fauver and one sister Mrs. Burial will be in Mount Hebron.
A funeral service for Mrs. Ernest Whitacre of Stephenson who died Wednesday will be conducted by Rev. Robert E. Couch on Sunday at 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers are Claude Gore James McAboy John Carper Irvin Day C J Owens and George Travers Burial follows at Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
A funeral service for James Herbert Brill, who died Wednesday, will be conducted by the Rev. ee ecine Steele and the Rev. Josiah finaace manele. Pallbearers listed include Alfred L. R. Shiley Sr. at the cemetery.
Goldwater opens a campaign swing in Grand Rapids Michigan on Monday and then moves to New York where he will spell out his stand, stressing he will not change beliefs to win and will offer a choice not an echo.
Friendship and Rouss volunteer fire companies held elections. James Geanious was reelected captain at Friendship, Arlie Long named president of Rousse, and Sarah Zane volunteers reelected Albert Robinson as president. Memorial service planned for March 22 with February events proposed. Additional officers and trustees listed, and year end reports noted including hose usage, alarms, and attendance awards.
A candidate in the 5th Ward, a member of the Exchange Club and former Board of Control member, chaired the National Symphony Orchestra Committee in 1961 1962, directed the March of Dimes campaign in 1962, led the 1963 Salvation Army Building Fund Drive, and serves on the Recreation and Beautification Council since 1961. He also supported Boy Scouts Troop No. 1, Wesley Methodist Church leadership, and numerous civic drives while living at 407 Jefferson St with his wife Kathleen.
A source suggested Goldwater might capture the presidential nomination, while another report indicated he would be the likely frontrunner. The tense discussion reflects ongoing party dynamics and candidate viability during the nomination process.
U S District Judge Alexander Hotzoff plans to announce within 10 days his decision on a rail union challenge to an arbitration panel’s ruling in a work rules dispute. The board reported about 40,000 diesel-fired firefighters faces changes.
Volunteers read the Bible on WFME FM Newark starting January 1 at 6 am and continuing 18 hours daily except Sunday mornings until about 6 pm Monday. A group of 1,37 readers from 20 states recorded without rehearsal to capture many voices. Jack French, station manager, said amateurs would stay in voice over professionals.
The 1983 graduate of the U S Naval Academy later earned a George Washington University law degree and practiced as a patent attorney before rejoining the Navy in World War II. He earned combat decorations for actions in the Marianas and on Iwo Jima and Okinawa and served as assistant naval aide to President Roosevelt and to Admirals Radford and Twining. He became advocate general for the U S Navy in August 1960 after Eisenhower nomination and Senate confirmation, and held roles in the American Bar Association and international law circles.
Arlington officials report a fourfold rise in inquiries about burial eligibility at Arlington National Cemetery. Eligible groups include members and honorably discharged veterans, their spouses, and dependents, with no burial or ceremony charges.
Rainfall in the last 24 hours shows none. January total reads .83 inches. 1964 year total is .18 inches. Average monthly rainfall figures for the past 530 years are listed with February to November values, indicating variations across months and years.
Virginia State Sen. Stone voices alarm at high out-of-state enrollments at UVa. He cites 66 percent of UVa Law School and 37 percent of UVa Medical School students from outside Virginia, noting out-of-state tuition covers only part of education costs. He compares Virginia Tech's 20 percent cap on nonresidents.
Vatican reporters arrive in Israel as Pope prepares a historic pilgrimage. King Hussein of Jordan declines mediation while Golda Meir accuses him of political use of the visit. Pope asserts the journey is strictly religious. This marks the first papal trip to the Holy Land in 150 years and first meeting with an Orthodox patriarch since 1438.
A hazy list of terms includes dried coconut and copper notes along with references to Chukkers and an atom smasher. The text hints at a trivia style draft or puzzle segment rather than a coherent story.
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