Deaths and Funerals for Hausenfluck and Catlett
Funeral services are scheduled for Milton Henry Hausenfluck of White Post Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev William R Withers officiating. Pallbearers include I W Ebert George T Yeakney L Shiley Garland C Edward McWilliams and C T Hardesty Sr. Honorary bearers are H S Kahle P T McIntyre George Fritts H L Devers Alber Nicodemus and John Anders. Burial follows at Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery. Gilbert Dutton Catlett 45 died Sunday in Staunton born in Winchester son of the late John William and Jennie Catlett a member of Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church formerly with Winchester Cold Storage. Survived by one sister Mrs Beulah Emerson of Winchester two nieces two nephews and two great nephews. Rev Joseph S Duckwall to conduct funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Henry Hausenfluck
White Post
William R. Withers
Jones Funeral Home
I. W. Ebert
George T. Yeakney
L. Shiley
Garland C
Edward McWilliams
C. T. Hardesty
H. S. Kahle
P. T. McIntyre
George Fritts
H. L. Devers
Alber Nicodemus
John Anders
Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery
Gilbert Dutton Catlett
Staunton
Mr. Catlett
Winchester
John William
Jennie’ Lewis Catlett
Catlett
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Beulah Emerson
Josephs
Duckwall
Mount Hebron
Gardiner Service Held for Dr Rob ert Gardiner in Martinsburg
Funeral service for Dr Robert H. Gardiner formerly of Boyce was held at Kogelschatz and Coffman Funeral Home Martinsburg conducted by Rev H Scot Harvin of Trinity Episcopal Church. Pallbearers named include Gilbert McKown Edwin Miller and others. Gardiner graduated from Shepherd College and earned a pharmacy doctorate at Maryland University. He ran a Boyce drug store for 30 years before moving to Warrenton near his son. Burial followed at Rosedale Cemetery.
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Robert H. Gardiner
Boyce
Florida
Kogelschatz
Mabel Hanshaw Gardiner
Maryland University
Baltimore
Warrenton
Kappa Psi Fraernity
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
St. James Epiicopal Church
Rosedale
Ceme
Funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth A Huff
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth A. Huff of 1060 Orchard Ave died Friday was held this morning at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Charles J. Bright. Pallbearers were Louis Levy Donald Anderson Bennie H. Jones Sr Frank Harry Arthur Dunlap and Bennie H. Jones Jr. Burial followed at Mount Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Huff
Orchard Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Charles J. Bright
Louis Levy
Donald Anderson
Bennie H. Jones, Sr
Frank Harry
Arthur Dunlap
Bennie H. Jones, Jr
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Senate gears up for floor battles after State of the Union
President faces first congressional hurdle as a $2.55 billion public school grant bill stalled in the House. Kennedy plans a State of the Union address in person. Senate calendars include a $2.67 billion college aid package and urban affairs proposal, with leadership battles shaping the House actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Typical Attendants at a Home Wedding
The fashionable mix includes two bridesmaids and a maid of honor but many couples have no bridesmaids. There is no fixed number for home weddings as traditions vary.
Kennedy and Clay in full agreement on Berlin policy
President Kennedy announced he and General Lucius Clay are in full agreement on handling future Berlin crises. The White House statement followed talks with Clay in Washington, aiming to dispel any notion of adminstration rifts and confirm unified policy for possible emergencies in Berlin.
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Kennedy
Gen. Clay
Berlin
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
West Berlin
White House
Dean Rusk
U.S
Albert Watson II
Rusk
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy-Clay
Germany
Clay Salinger
Salinger
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
MBS
Sukarno Controversy Ties to Soviet Purges and Molotov Trial
The article notes Molotov facing charges at a party congress for alleged responsibility for deaths in Stalin's purges spanning the 1930s to WWII. It mentions his letter to Central Committee members before the October 15 meeting and subsequent trial with Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich for leading an anti party group against Khrushchev in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Molotov
Central Committee
Stalin
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
U.S. Soldier Newsboard Dares Clay in Berlin Editorial
A German Communist party organ urged Gen. Lucius Clay to leave public duties and return to private life. The piece accused Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II of repeating “stupidities” in recent months and questioned if Clay would come back from Washington cooled by talks with President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
de Gaulle
Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
Communist Party
Lucius Clay
Berlin
Clay
U.S
West Berlin
Albert Watson II
Washington
Dean Rusk
Unclear Fragments Spark No Clear Event
Reading shows scattered names and places including India St Andrew McKinley Kiss Ivanhoe Buenos Aires John Milton Dean Rusk. No coherent event or report emerges from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
St. Andrew
McKinley
Kiss
Ivanhoe
Buenos Aires
John Milton
Dean Rusk
Robins Go On Toot
Robins in Los Altos, California, feasted on overripe pyracantha berries over the weekend and reportedly showed drunken behavior after fermentation. Birds wandered streets and staggered after gorging on the berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Toot
Los Altos
Calif
Sukarno demands Dutch handover of West New Guinea
Indonesian President Sukarno attacks Dutch rule in West New Guinea and calls for invasion if disbanded. He cites world support and claims the Karel Doorman carrier could not stop Indonesian fighters. Dutch navy plans a show the flag voyage with carrier and two destroyers, not to New Guinea.
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Celebes
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Netherlands
Bonthian
Holland
Karel Doorman
New Guinea
U.S
Howard P. Jones
West Irian
the Hague
Netherlands West Indies
Caribbean
South American
IMF Plan Seals Pledges by Ten Nations for New Fund
Ten nations commit to supply currencies to a new IMF pool while not immediately funding cash. United States pledges 2 billion, Britain 1 billion, Germany 1 billion, France 550 million, Italy 550 million, Japan 250 million, Canada 200 million, Netherlands 200 million, Belgium 150 million, Sweden 100 million. The scheme aims to mobilize large resources quickly to defend the international monetary system with no single veto.
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IMF
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
U.S. Treasury
Godwin to be sworn in as lieutenant governor in Virginia
Marrison Mills E. Godwin Jr. of Suffolk will take the oath from State Supreme Court Justice Lawrence W. I’Anson. Public bleachers for about 1 800 will be open to all on a first come basis. About 600 legislators and officials and their wives will sit on the Capitol steps and in the inaugural stand. A 4 to 6 p m reception in the Capitol Rotunda will conclude the events with the new state officers and their wives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Suffolk
Supreme Court
Lawrence W. I’anson
Harrison
Virginia General Assembly
Capitol
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Eggleston
Clarke Grand Jury Returns Three True Bills
Clarke Circuit Court leaned toward indictments this morning with Preston C. Birkett and Washington Tomblin charged for breaking into the White Post Post Office and Birkett also facing U S mail theft counts. Allen Clay Campbell faces a charge of failing to stop and aid at a wreck. Foreman A R Dunning led a jury including Russell Dart, Vera Hill, Henry Hawkins, J D Hardesty, Ammie Strothers, and J G Burch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke
Preston C. Birkett
Washington Tomblin
White Post Post Office
Birkett
U. S
Allen Clay Campbell
A. R. Dunning
Russell Dart
Vera Hill
Henry Hawkins
J. D. Hardesty
Ammie Strothers
J. G. Burch
Human Chain Life Line Saves Seamen
Thirty Japanese seamen from the 350 ton, 152 foot fishing vessel Hiroshima Maru No. 2 rode a human chain life line to safety Saturday night and Sunday amid heavy surf outside Honolulu harbor after gale winds drove them onto a coral reef and the ship began to break up. Captain Kazuo Nagatomo ordered the crew to abandon ship as the vessel stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kazuo Nagatomo
College Groups To Return Today After Caribbean Tour
The Madrigal Singers of Shenandoah College expected to land at National Airport Washington at 1 p.m. and reach campus between 3 30 and 4 p.m. The Conservatory Brass choir also returns today after a coast to coast 6000 mile tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrigal Singers
Shenandoah College
National Airport
Washington, D.C
Conservatory Brass Choir
Sabena Pilot Reports Pursued by Soviet Mig Fighters
The Sabena captain said he received distress calls and radioed Ankara Airport that four Soviet MIGs were following him and ordered him to descend. He repeated the warning three times and said the MIGs were armed while his plane was not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Ankara
Proper Table Etiquette for Finished Dishes
The guide states you should not place a knife on the plate if unused. The server should clear any surplus silver before serving the next course.
Denny's Commission Auction and County Real Estate Sales
Sales Directory listing multiple auctions in Berkeley and Frederick Counties. Denny's Commission Auction east of Winchester on Route 7. Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers. Robert M. Steptoe Trustee in Martinsburg and Berkeley County realty. January dates through January 27 with real estate in Back Creek District and Stephenson properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
Robert M. Steptoe
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County
Frederick County Court House
Back Creek
Charles R. Duvall
Joseph A. Massie
Milton Harris
Frederick County
Weather Preview for Virginia Turned Colder With Snow Flurries
The forecast calls for snow flurries tonight and tomorrow across Virginia with colder afternoons and nights. Temperatures will average four degrees below normal in western areas, with Tuesday and Wednesday through Saturday near or slightly below normal. A chance of rain or snow exists Wednesday through Thursday and again Saturday. Snow flurries are possible in the mountains Tuesday. Today high 46, low 30. year ago high 49, low 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Health Department Completing Shots at White Hall School
The local health department will complete an inoculation program at White Hall School. The shots for diphtheria whooping cough lockjaw and polio began about two months ago. A schedule for Winchester schools may be developed, according to a health department spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Winchester
Health Department
Rainfall Totals and Averages for the Period
Rainfall during the past 48 hours ending 8 30 a m today is .24 inches January rainfall to date is .96 inches 1962 rainfall to date is .80 inches Average annual rainfall for the past 49 years is 36 86 inches Average monthly rainfall for the past 49 years is January 2 42 February 2 11 March 2 98 April 3 17 May 3 81 June 3 83 July 3 87 August 3 90 September 2 67 October 3 22 November 2 48 December 2 40
Virginia Crash Kills 24 Year Old Woman in Goochland
In Orange County a two car collision on Virginia 629 caused a fatality when Mrs. Catherine Rose Huff, 24, died after the wreck at an intersection of U.S. 250 and Virginia 605. The crash involved a car driven by her husband Clarence F. Huff and another driven by Royce Payne of Gordonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Orange County
Catherine Rose Huff
U.S.250
Goochland County
Clarence F. Huff
Royce Payne
Rt. 1
Gordonsville
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Gardiner Service
Milton H
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Oidiate
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Haines
E. Cork St. MO
F.H.A
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
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I. Q. Answers
Marrison
Shenandoah Bottled Gas CO
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True Bills
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Irwin Sealson
A & A Hearing Center
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Order OF the Golden Rule
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