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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1966

Page

13

Democrats To Elect New Officers In Clarke County

Ralph N. Dorsey will step down after 40 years leading Clarke County Democrats. He chaired the County Democratic Committee for 25 years and called for a new chairman and secretary treasurer. Edward McC Williams has held the treasurer post. The committee meets at Berryville Court House tomorrow at 7 30 p m to elect new officers and welcome newly elected district members.

Berryville Ralph N. Dorsey Democratic Party Clarke County Dorsey Democratic Committee Edward McC. Williams Berryville Court House

1966 Wheat Price Program Outlined For Farmers

Berryville reports ASC State Committee Chair James E. Warren outlines the 1966 voluntary wheat program options for farmers. Participants can choose allotment use, divert to conservation, or store excess grain, with 45 percent of production eligible for marketing certificates and price support loans. Sign up at the county office between January 17 and April 1, 1966.

Berryville James E. Warren Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Mr. Warren Warren

Fire Alarm System Ready At Annual Cost Of 13650

Clarke County supervisors learned the Central Alarm System would be ready when dial telephoning begins. annual cost to serve Berryville and Boyce Fire Companies is 13650 with 10400 for round the clock operators and 1550 for maintenance. Federal help expected for a Civil Defense Center underground at Berryville Horse Show Grounds.

Berryville Clarke County Board of Supervisors C & P Telephone Co Civil Defense Hugh Everett Berryville and Boyce John Clarke County Berryville Exchange Board of Supervisors Dial Exchange S. Buckmarsh St

Clarke Farm Management School Opens in Berryville

More than 25 Clarke County farmers enrolled as the Clarke Farm Management School began at the Episcopal Parish House in Berryville. Instructors from the Agricultural Extension Service led sessions on the Maxi mum Profit Point, partial budgets, machinery costs, debt carrying capacity, income capitalization, and feeding programs for beef and dairy cattle. Sessions continue on January 12 and 19 from 9 30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Berryville Clarke County Agricultural Extension Service W. E. Dunlap

Second Deputy Sheriff Named O H Lewis

Sheriff John Slater announced the selection of O H Lewis of Longmarsh District as the second of two additional deputy sheriffs authorized by the Board of Supervisors. Milburn has served as deputy for a year and a fourth will be named soon. uniforms for the sheriff and deputies were authorized and will be available soon.

Berryville John Slater Board of Supervisors O. H. Lewis Longmarsh Clarke County Robert L. Milburn

Bloodmobile to Visit Berryville February 2

Red Cross Bloodmobile will stop at Berryville Community Building from noon to 6 PM on February 2. Blood Chairman David Cammack asks for at least 150 donors to help replenish national blood supplies.

Berryville Red Cross David Cammack

Clarke County Top 1965 News Bets Retirements and Elections

Clarke County's top stories of 1965 include the resignation and succession of U S Senator Byrd and the quick campaign that followed yielding Republican J Kenneth Robinson as state senator winner. Also noted are a daylight bank robbery in Boyce, the dial telephones project and Route 7 by pass debates with public hearings and landowner protests, plus a spate of damaging barn fires.

Berryville Virginia U.S Harry F. Byrd Harry F. Byrd, Jr Byrd, Jr Senate Clarke County United States Byrd Albertis S. Harrison, Jr J. Kenneth Robinson Ralph N. Dorsey E. Blackburn Moore Democratic County Committee New Blood Boyce Bank of Millwood Philip Cunningham Kenneth Presgraves James Powell Stephens City Buford Shupe Washington, D.C Shupe Mary Shupe R. L. Bruce Rt. 50

Freemason Lodges in Clarke County Reach Milestones

Clarke County history notes three early Masonic lodges started a century ago. The 57th Virginia charter dated December 17 1840 lists Master S B T Caldwell and wardens James Seevers W P Wiggenton. Chandler Lodge No 148 chartered December 11 1855 with S S Neill John Reynolds and B C Reynolds. Treadwell Lodge No 213 now 100 years old December 12 1966 led by Neill Moore and Lippett. Also mentioned are Seminole Tribe No 35Improved Order of Red Men chartered May 4 1871 and the Independent Order of Good Templars begun August 25 1885 with W S Kerfoot and Kate Taylor.

Clarke County Virginia S.B.T. Caldwell James Seevers W. P. Wiggenton Chandler Lodge N. 148 S. S. Neill John Reynolds B. C. Reynolds Treadwell Lodge No S. J. C. Moore CG. E. Lippett Order of Red Men George M. Gordon Order of Good Templars W. S. Kerfoot Kate Taylor

Clarke County Top News of 1965 Highlights

The Star lists five key 1965 stories: Byrd resignation from the U S Senate and its fallout, a daylight robbery with swift suspect capture and sentencing, Clarke County dial telephone plans ending fire alarm operator use, debates over four laneing and improving State Highway No 7, and a series of costly barn fires. Additional tales cover real estate reassessment, tax revenue changes, growth in construction and population, education and culture expansion, drought effects, water table decline, and a proposed county soil survey.

Clarke County Star Harry F. Byrd, Sr United States Senate

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