Deaths and Funerals An Lee 4 resident and contractor
A funeral service for Lee Ashley An Lee 4 a heating contractor of Berryville is planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester with burial at Bethel Church. He was born April 5 1917 in Clarke County and lived in Harrisonburg the last five years. Survived by two daughters Helen Ruckman and Billie Hott, two sons Roy Lee Jr and Stanley Timbrook, and numerous siblings and grandchildren. The body is at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville awaiting service details.
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Ter
James H
Mary Melvina Ashby Pyne
Helen Louise, Ruckman
College Park
Billie Hott
Boyce
Wilton H. Pyne
Culpeper
Richard L. Pyne
Millwood
Neyliam A. Pyne
Mary Margaret Pearson
Walter Crim
Berryville
Susan Ridgeway
Leesburg
Edith Hummer
Hebron
Catherine Downes
Velma Marlowe
Pyne
Stanley Eh
Ronald Timbrook
Mesarial
Bethel Church
John H. Enders
Berry
R. C. Carter, Jr
Counry
Ernest Elsen
Waterloo
The
Star
A. W. Sommaripa
Harriet Ann Sproles Dies at 58 in Rice Street Home
Harriet Ann Sproles, 58, died Saturday at her sister Mrs. Walter Crim's home at 111 Rice St. ville. She was known for her cheerful laugh and was a longtime resident in the area. Services plans were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet’ Annn Sproles
Walter Crim
Rice St
Ville
Obituary Notice for Charles Hamilton Ward
Charles Hamilton Ward died recently and was buried in Los Angeles. He was the son of the late Charles H. and Mollie Conner Hamilton of Winchester. He is survived by his wife two daughters Patty Castro Valley and Marianne Florence two grandsons a sister Mrs Bessie Hamilton Gore Winchester and many nieces and nephews in Martinsburg Berryville and here.
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Ward
Ig Re
Ig Cnama
Florence
Ariz
Hamilton
Charles H
Mollie Conner Hamilton
Winchester
Patty
Castro Valley
Marianne
Bessie Hamilton Gore
Martinsburg
Berryville
Los Angeles
Calif
Martinsburg Man William I. Miller 64 Dies in Martinsburg
William I. Miller 64 of 401 West Race Street Martinsburg West Virginia died today at Heha Hospital Martinsburg after years of illness He was born January 14 1899 in Bluemont son of Isaac B Miller and C Agi donn Miller He attended Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal and moved to Martinsburg in 1917 He later worked as a distributor for American Oil Co until retiring in 1958 He is survived by his wife Pearl Bovey and several cousins The funeral is planned for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Raymond Seal to officiate and viewing this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock
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William Isaac Miller
W. Race St
Martinsburg
W. Va
Heha
Mr. Miller
Bluemont
Isaac B
C. Agi
Donsaker Miller
Randolph . Macon Academy
Front Royal
American Oil Co
Miss Pearl Bovey
Brown Funeral Home
Mar-or Eanains
Raymond Seal
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Johnson Rites Held for West Johnson in Berryville
West Johnson born in Fauquier County to George and Sara Johnson. Survived by widow Rosa Wright Johnson and six children including Sidney Dawson of Silver Spring and Martha Davison of Strasburg. Body at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Berryville.
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Mr. Johnson
Fauquier County
George
Sara Johnson
Rosa Wright Johnson
Chilingto
Silver Spring
Sidty Dawson
Tovettevile
Martha Davison
Strascomplete
John H. Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Mrs Avis Flight Dies at 51 in Alexandria Hospital
Mrs Avis Louise Flight 51 of 102 FE Howell St Alexandria died today in Alexandria Hospital. She was born March 31 1918 in Shenandoah County, daughter of Mrs Daisy Kipps Lloyd.
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Avis Louise Flight
Howell St
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Flight
Shenandoah County
Daisy Kipps Lloyd
Funeral notices for Sunnyside figures announced
The notice lists the late Charles C. Lloyd and a Sunnyside connection. Funeral arrangements are at Omps Funeral Home and chapel with details to follow.
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Sunnyside
Charles C. Lloyd
Porter Rites Held For Correll W Porter White Post Resident
Correll William Porter of White Post died yesterday morning. He was born in Milldale, son of the late William and Mrs. Porter, and spent most of his life in Clarke County. Survived by wife Louise, son Raymond of Winchester, three grandchildren, three sisters Bertha Grier and Mary ae of cee Pa, three brothers, Roy, one aunt, two uncles and other relatives. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 from Third Zion Baptist Church Success by Rev L D Ford. burial in church cemetery. Body at Cartwright Funeral Home and to be taken to church one hour before service.
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An Lee
Mr. Lee
Clarke County
Arthur B
Emily Mayee Lee
Methodist Church
Harrisonburg
OSS, Under ,and Heating Co
Beane
Roy Allen Lee, Jr
Annandale
Sonja Bradford
Irvin
Tex
Harrad
Timberville
Mary Miller
Winches
Hunter Edward .Lee
Winchester
Albert Lee
Art
Ce Burdick
Mount Hebron
Correll William Porter
White Post
Porter
Milldale
William Porter
Te Post
Louise Porter
Raymond Porter
Bertha Grier
Mary Ae
Cee Pa
Royal
Roy Oe Meeea
Bron White Post
Third Zion Baptist
Ake
L. D. Ford
Cartwright Funeral Home
Hart 3 Passenger Injuries Reported in Crash
In a continuing report, Hart lists passenger injuries attributed to the crash. G Jeance sustained unspecified injuries. Weaver was hospitalized with an undetermined back injury.
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G Jeance
Weaver
Congress Returns to Work After Break as Tax Cut Passes
The House adjourned and then passed the tax cut measure on Sept. 25 after lengthy committee sessions and behind the scenes maneuvers. The Senate Finance Committee resumes work next week with over half of 56 amendments still to be considered. The administration backs Social Security funded health care for the aged and hearings on a domestic peace corps and a mass transit subsidy bill await action.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Mansfield
NBC
Ways and Means
Senate
Deer Hunter Bags Big Bucks In Meade County
Louisville hunter Paul Fox scored an 8 point buck on the second day of the 1962 deer season at 11 a.m. in Meade County then followed with an 11 point buck on the second day of the 1963 season at 11:15 a.m. at the same location.
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Louisville
Paul Fox
Meade County
Clarke County Supervisors set for long session
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors prepared for a long session with numerous delegations expected. Residents urged action on rabid foxes and a reassessment, while others urged restoring a secondary road coordinator. A civil defense note and radiological training delays were discussed amid local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Kimball
Board of Supervisors
Aan
Clarke County
Manassas
Supreme Court backs voiding Louisiana segregation law
The Supreme Court affirmed a decision striking down Louisiana's law requiring racial segregation at public entertainments and athletic events. The ruling upheld a New Orleans district court finding the New Orleans NAACP could use the municipal auditorium on equal terms, with Mayor Schiro appealing to overturn. The court cited prior racial cases and a 1963 ruling that states may not require public facility segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
U. S. District Court
New Orleans
NAACP
Victor H. Schiro
Ssech
District Court
High Tribunal
Special Federal Court
Special Court
Schiro
Historical Student Names by Clarke County and Handley High
A fragmented list traces names and addresses across Clarke County entries from 1955 to 1961, featuring residents of Berryville Gore Bluemont and Handley James Wood schools. It reads like a yearbook roll call with streets and counties attached.
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R. Gregory
Stephens City
Jame Wood
Charles L. Ramsburg
Berryville
Clarke County
Sae
Nancy Bell
Handley
Robert Kenneth Caree
Diane Emer Osa
Donald Brill
Aimee Gibson
Merriman’s Lane
Erma Lou Fox
Rt. 1
Gore
James Wood
Thelma Alois Tinsman
Rt. 2
Bluemont
Peyton St
Nalda Bauhman
Sunnyside
James Ood
B. Kathryg Bell
Berry
Ville
Shirley Hauptman
Boyd Ave
Shirley Ann Gilliam
Elizabeth Ann Ames
Program Set For Tomorrow's Winchester Frederick Dinner
The 46th annual Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce dinner program was announced. Retiring directors receive plaques. A W Loring becomes president and will speak on the new year. Rear Adm. William C. Mott will deliver the principal address on The Genius of the Free Enterprise System. Reserved seating ends at noon tomorrow.
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Winchester- Frederick County
Charles H. Harlan
Eral Esate
A. W. Loring
Eee Group
Loring
Melton Wright
James Wood High School
J. Sloan Kuykendall
William C. Mott
U.S. Navy
Recreation Program Opens Tonight for Teens
The Negro Winter Recreation Program starts tonight at the War Memorial Building from 7 30 to 9 45. A city bus will pick up at Douglas School at 7 15 and at Pall Mall and S Loudoun Sts at 7 20. Friday at 7 p m Little League Basketball at the armory. From 8 p m to 10 p m teenagers and adults also at the armory. Boys nine to 12 years contact Joe Cartwright by week at 437 N Cameron St.
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War Memorial
Douglas School
Pall Mall
S. Loudoun Sts
Armory
Joe Cartwright
Cameron T
Huntsberry remembered for church and Elks service
The late Huntsberry, longtime member of Brad dock Street Methodist Church and past Exalted Ruler of the local Elks lodge, was honored in Winchester with an Elks memorial service. He joined the Elks in 1903 at age 21 and remained active. His funeral was held at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Rouss Fire Co
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
E. Dis
Grand Lodge
Walt
Bill
Huntsberry
The
Elks
Bryarly
Winchester
William A. Lyons
Jones Funeral
Weather outlook for Virginia with rain likely this week
Becoming cloudy this evening with rain overnight then clearing Tuesday. Highs near 49 and mid 50s by midweek. Five day outlook shows normal temperatures around three to five degrees and light daily changes with precipitation possible Friday or Saturday. Sunset at 5 04 p m.
Rainfall Totals Close Out January and Year Totals
Rainfall over the past 48 hours shows none with January total at .83 inches. The year to date is also .83 inches. A fifty year monthly average table lists January 2.40 inches, February 2.13, March 3.02, April 3.16, May 3.83, June 3.86, July 3.90, August 2.52, September 2.67, October 3.19, November 3.83, December 2.40.
Car Damaged by Fire on Berryville Avenue
A car was damaged by fire around 6 p.m. in front of 731 Berryville Ave. The fire caused damage to the motor and wiring. The Sarah Zane and South End Fire Companies responded to the alarm.
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Berryville, Ave
Godenour
Sarah Zane
South End
Edward VI to Duke of Windsor departs post
Edward VIII successor becomes Duke of Windsor amid royal shifts. Greater Thema Slew is listed with game and locations including Montgomery Alabama Saudi Arabia and Constantinople in the fragmentary OCR text.
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Edward VI
Duke of Windsor
Thema
Pelle
Hata Ais
Mons
Game
Montgomery, Ala
Saudi Arabia
Constantinople
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Allen Lee
Harriet Sproles
Roy Allen Lee
Ednesday
Winchester Church of God
Walter E. Huntsberry
Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
W. E. Huntsberry
Jones
Winchester Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Brumback
N. Cameron ST
N. Funeral Home
Omps Funeral Home
Charles Hamilton
William I. Miller
West Johnson
Mrs. Avis Flight
Correll W. Porter
Hart
Vate
Clarke Board
Richard Dole
Roy Joseph
Judy Elias
Rt. 656
Rth
Dole
Woodrow H. Heflin
Old Chapel
George Nesselrode
Rt. 632
Mabel
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. McCormack
William G. Hardy
H. D. Fuller
Mésshé “RiGonikes
Make
George Nogaine Hotel
Lor
L. Linwooding
Dellaven
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
H. Robert Edwards
A G. Follansbee
Ece
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Anne Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolu
Jameau
Kansas City
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New York
Okla
Omaha
Philadelphia
Ore
Rapid City
Cleer
St. Louis
St Salt
America
Haonwase
Carling Black Label Beer
Dixie Beverage CO
Virginia
Braddock
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
I. Q. Answers
Glaize
Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
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