Obituaries for Golden B. Mowery and Kenneth Windle
Golden B. Mowery of Lake Milton Ohio died Dec 31. He was born near Martinsburg West Virginia Nov 23 1889 and survived by one son and two brothers. Funeral was held in Martinsburg with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Williamsport Maryland. Kenneth Windle died today in Charlottesville Virginia with arrangements pending and body at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden B. Mowery
Lake Milton
Ohio
Mr. Mowery
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jefferson
Lillian Mowery
Bernard Mowery
Fred Mowery
Fairmont
Sylvan Mowery
Bessie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Rosemont-Kogel-Schatz and Kaufman
Howard Rowd
Green Lawn Cemetery
Williamsport
Raymond Swartz
Stephens City
Carl Martin
Nelson Martin
Kenneth Windle
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Charlottesville
Jones Funeral Home
Mayor's Rail Letter Seeks Order Lift Amid Bus Subway Strike
Kratnmen of the Long Island Rail Road plans to argue that a federal court order should be lifted to stop LIRR service in support of striking bus and subway workers. Quill, 60, president of the AFL CIO Transport Workers Union, remains hospitalized in serious but noncritical condition as doctors study tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zuckerman
Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Long Island
Methodist Bishop Gum Set to Preach in Winchester Sunday
The Rev Bishop Walter C Gum of the RichmondVirginia Methodist Conference will preach at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 11 00 a m dedicate an educational building then at Kernstown Church at 1230 p m lay the cornerstone for a new educational building and finally at Relief Methodist Church on the Middle Road at 3 00 p m speaking on Some Un deniable Facts He is hosted by Winchester District Superintendent Dr Harry B Eaton and the area pastors include Rev William A Lyons Rev B L Lock and Rev Mary Lou Steele. Bishop Gum born July 4 1897 in Monterey Va attended Randolph Macon College and Emory University and holds three honorary degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Gum
Richmond Area
Virginia
Relief Methodist Church
Middle Road
Gum
Mary Lou Steele
Harry B. Eaton
Winchester
Bishop Gum
Monterey
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Emory University
Atlanta
Randolph-Macon
Methodist Church
North Carolina
Louisville
Richmond
Gunn
Randolph - Macon College
Randolph-Macon Academy
Masons
Kenneth Windle Arrangements Incomplete
Funeral home records from Jones Funeral Home Inc indicate that arrangements for Kenneth Windle are incomplete and pending final details.
U S Steel Boosts Prices Amid Government Pressure
U S Steel raised prices as government talked tough but neither ordered nor approved the move. Firms like Bethlehem and Inland stood firm while a small rival postponed a planned $3 rise. Moyers said the White House gave no consent and welcomed price cuts already announced elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Bethlehem and
Inland
Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
al la News
Soft Drink Suit Over Insect-Containing Bottle
A Frederick County circuit jury hears a civil case by Mrs. Peggy Kelly against William Bridgeforth doing business as Nehi Bottling Co. over a July 1964 RC Cola bottle found with insects. Testimony covers bottle cleanliness, possible store contamination, and psychological impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Peggy Kelly
Gainesboro
William £ .Bridgeforth
Nehi Bottling Co
Millwood Ave
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Joseph A. White
Bridgeforth Company
Nehi
White
Malcolm Bayliss
Bayliss
Nehi Company
A. C. Kiczales
Winchester
Kelly
Reelection bids in Winchester second ward lead
Ralph Hardy and Charles Dorton announce reelection campaigns for Winchester’s second ward north of Boscawen Street. Bayliss, 42, Baker and Anderson vice president, is Kernstown born son of Roy and Geraldine Bayliss. He earned an electrical engineering degree in 19 at the University of Virginia and is active in Rotary Community Chest Apple Blossom Red Cross and church groups. He and Geraldine Gill Bayliss live at 303 Parkway with four sons Bill Steve Scott and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hardy
Charles Dorton
Boscawen St
Mr. Bayliss
Baker and Anderson
Frederick County
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
Stephens City
Bayliss
U.S. Navy
University of Virginia
Winchester
Four Children Die in Waterford Township Fire
A house in Waterford Township burned during the day while five children slept. Four children died and one was in fair condition. Victims are 8 year old Donald Brown and sisters Kathy 15 Nancy 12 and Julia 7. Brother Larry 14 escaped and was hospitalized. mother Barbara was at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac, Mich
Waterford Township
Donald Brown
Kathy
Nancy
Julia
Larry
Barbara
Negotiators Try to Head Off Va. Transit Strike
Negotiators returned to the bargaining table to avert a strike set for midnight against the Virginia Transit Co. If it occurs 80 000 Richmond bus riders and 60 000 in Norfolk are affected. The union seeks higher wages hospitalization and pensions while the top pay is 2.30 an hour. Governor Harrison previously intervened to avert a strike when a three year contract expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Manhat
Brotherhood
Ine
Federeal
Harold J. Pryor
Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Union
Transit Authority
Transit Workers
Quill
Douglas L. MacMahon
Richmonta
Virginia Transit Co
Richmond
Norfolk
Walter Bierwagen
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Weather and history snippets from a clipped page
A mixed OCR fragment lists items about Norse explorers English figures and a quote on John Adams defending British soldiers after the Boston massacre. It references five day forecasts, places like the Rio Grande and Kentucky, and names Theodore Roosevelt Sitting Bull Toles and Capt Preston with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Toles
Theodore Roosevelt
Sitting Bull
Kentucky
John Adams
Boston
Preston
Rainfall Averages For January 1966 Report
January rainfall totals and monthly averages compiled from 52 years of records. The January total to date and yearly average rainfall are compared with long term figures, listing monthly averages from January through December.
North Vietnamese Blame Hanoi for U S Bombings Amid Food Shortages
Two North Vietnamese officers captured in Laos say people blame their leaders for the U S bombing. Pham Dinh Thao and Le Huy Linh report civilians suffer food rationing as bridges and railways are destroyed and military targets are hidden in forests and mountains. They say most North Vietnamese want the bombing to end and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Vinh
Pham
U.S
Vientiane
Laos
Hanoi
Pham Dinh Thao
America
South
North Viet Nam
le Huy Linh
Vinh Provence
Quynh Luu
Steel price move boosts market on Johnsons signals
The AP report notes broad stock gains as President Johnson accepts a modified U S Steel price increase and hopes other steel makers follow. U S Steel rose 2 14 percent with Bethlehem Lukens Republic and J L also higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
U.S
Bethlehem
Lukens
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
International Nickel
Phelps Dodge
Boeing
General Dynamics
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Dupont
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
RCA
Zenith
IBM
B&o
Four Martinez del Aguila children die in month in Spain
Four children from the Martinez del Aguila family die within a month in Spain starting December 4 with Maria age four and ending December 14 with Andres five. The surviving siblings were hospitalized for examination after the first deaths but were sent home for Christmas when doctors found no disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Spain
Martinez del Aguila
Maria
Mariano
Fuensanta
Andres
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Anchester Evening Star
Mrs. Samuel Peer
Rio
Loy Funeral Home
Wardensville
Kentucky Wesleyan
L.H.D
Union College
South Sussex
Irvington
Chatham
South Boston
Portsmouth
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts, Florist Inc
Amps Funeral Home
Loudoun Semeer
Federal Depos
Davnys Arank Earner Prey, Assurance Corporation
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
California
Moyers
Rthur, Inc
Lusurance
Soft Drink Firm
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Mekong River
Thakhek
South Viet Nam
Wall Street
Wansiant Compact Power
NEW International
C. 1. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
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