Obituaries and death notices from Winchester area
Funeral service for Mrs. Adam L. Kerns of S Loudoun Street will be held at 2 p.m. at Whitacre Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. In St Joseph Missouri James Bass notes a thief in his apartment and 70 paintings stolen. John Henry Kanode, 77, of Chambersburg died at home. survived by widow Edith Kanode and two daughters. memorial service planned. Mrs. Mary Catherine Fiddler, 74, of Berryville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. nine children and 22 grandchildren listed. funeral Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Adam L. Kerns
S. Loudoun St
Whitacre Methodist Church
Whitacre
Ralph 8. Malcomb
Lynn Poole
Harvey Hite
Richard Hawkins
Roscoe Hawkins
Melvin McDonald
Woodlawn Cemetery
ST. Joseph, Mo
James Bass
Detroit
Bass
John Henry Kanode
John Henry Kanode, Jr
Winchester
Arl W. Schleicher
Chambersburg
Wallace C. Wilson
Boiling Springs
Harry Whitmore
Walkerville
Sellers
Robert Dean Morrison
Kanode
Mary Catherine Fiddler
Route 1
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Agnes Welsh
James Fiddler
Louise A. Clark
Mary Funkhouser
Lucille McKay
Richard Fiddler
Purcellville
George Fiddler
Strasburg
Grantham
Jones Funeral Home
Charles L. Ammons
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Miss Patricia Goode dies at home at 27
Patricia Lee Goode 27 of 2 Peyton St died Saturday at home. Cause listed as personal safety related lacerations per medical examiner Dr. Douglass O Hill. Born Leesburg July 2 1940 daughter of Henry T Goode Sr of Florida and Isabell Pancoast Goode of Winchester. Survived by parents two brothers Henry T Goode Jr Winchester and George Goode Indianapolis. Funeral 11 this morning at Jones Funeral Home with Revs James R. Jackson G Raymond Womeldorf. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Patricia Lee Goode
Peyton St
Douglass O. Hill
Miss Goode
Leesburg
Henry T. Goode
Florida
Isabell Pancoast Goode
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church
Handley High School
Winchester Memorial Hosee School of Nursing
University of Virginia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henry T. Goode, Jr
George Goode
Indianapolis
Ind
Jones Funeral Home
James R. Jackson
Floyd Garrett 70 of Wardensville WV dies at home
Floyd Garrett 70 of Wardensville W V died at his residence Saturday. Born August 29 1897 near Wardensville he was a son of the late Ernest and Nellie Hershman Garrett. He attended Wardensville Methodist Church and War densville IOOF Lodge No 317. Survived by son Ernest Garrett in Germany two sisters Pearl Wilson Beulah Garrett three brothers Paul Raymond Garrett Gilbert. funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Wardensville Methodist Church with burial in Hershman cemetery. The body is at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville with visiting 7 to 9 pm nightly and will be taken to the church an hour before service.
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Floyd Garrett
Wardensville
W. Va
Mr. Garrett
Ernest
Nele
Lie Hershman Garrett
Paul and
Raymond Garrett
Gilbert Garrett
Winchester
Wardensville Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Hershman
Loy Funeral Home
Frederick County Supervisors Move Meetings Up In February
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors shifts meetings to 9 a.m. with a second monthly session at 7 30 p m. They discuss continuing the second meeting and consider staffing an Executive Secretary. A $10 000 sewer line fund is approved for a potential community college site, pending state funding. Reassessment efforts by state assessor Robert Hansbrough aim for completion by year end 1968.
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Frederick County
State Board of Community Colleges
Claude Neff
State Department of Taxation
Robert L. Hansbrough
Board considers new mall site and sheriff parking issue
The board discusses a potential mall beside the courthouse and reviews parking for the sheriff's office. Fire and police clearances were given for removing a portion of Reuss, while parking concerns prompt a plan to assess alternate spaces within a block of city and county offices.
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Reuss
Donald Baughmanaid
Davis
Baughman
Fourth human heart transplant performed at hospital
Rickey White and his wife faced a heart transplant death as doctors transferred Mrs White's heart to Kasperak, the fourth such procedure. The kidney transplant also occurred with a successful result for a different patient, while officials withheld the recipient's name.
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Shumway
County Planning Board Sees Major Initiatives 1967
The county planning board laid out major undertakings for 1967 including reassessment of county property, a one percent sales tax enacted in 1967, formation of a water and sewer authority, a county regional park authority, and steps toward an air pollution ordinance. Renovations to the courthouse and clerk’s office were approved to be completed in spring. The board also notes past fights over hunting licensing agents and welfare department probes.
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Winchester
Albin
County Welfare Department
Paul L. Luttrell
Gainesboro
Trains Collide Near Logan Airport Injuring Dozens
In Boston a rear end collision of two commuter trains near Logan Airport injures at least 50 people. About 1500 passengers were aboard as trains ran at rush hour with delays after one train reportedly halted repeatedly. The second train barreled into the first on a steep section after leaving the airport station.
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Boston
Logan International Airport
Suburbs
Metropolitan District Commission
Wonderland Station
Airport Station
Only Game in Town Bought for Movie Deal
Frank Gilroy’s The Only Game in Town sold to 20th Century Fox before Broadway opening. A $700,000 down payment is set with extra weekly run payments and 10 percent of film gross profits. The stage production is slated to open in February.
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New York
Frank
Gilroy
20Th Century Fox
Inland waterways see over 2600 plant projects in five years
Over the past five years more than 2,600 new plants or major expansions have been undertaken along U. S. inland waterways, signaling extensive industrial growth and infrastructure upgrading.
Weather in Virginia Signals Snow Freezing Temperatures
The report notes sunny and cold conditions with highs in the 20s and single digits at night across Virginia. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. The five day outlook shows below normal highs in the 30s, potential 40s near Chesapeake Bay, and overnight lows in the teens to low 20s east of the Appalachians. Rainfall expected Wednesday or Thursday and by weekend, totaling about a quarter inch or less, up to a half inch west of the Blue Ridge. Historical rainfall data for 1962–1966 and averages through 54 years are provided.
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Chesapeake Bay
Appalachians
Blue Ridge Mountains
Wall Street Advances as Steel Stocks Edge Higher
Wall Street opened firmer on Monday with gains outnumbering losses by more than two to one. The Dow rose 1.27 to 902.51 as top steelmakers gained on rising orders while optimism about Vietnam peace prospects supported the market. The Associated Press 60-stock average climbed to 324.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vietnam
U. S
Ogden Corp
IBM
Union Carbide
Xerox
Air Reduction
United Air Lines
Raytheon
Eastman Kodak
Benguet
Associated Press
Telex
General Battery
Transcontinental Investors
Pancoastal Petroleum
McCulloch Oil and Rath Packing
Boxcar crashes into house killing man in Snyderville
An empty boxcar derailed in subzero weather and crashed into a Snyderville house, killing off‑duty railroad man Jason Williams, 47. His wife Frances, 40, was hospitalized in poor condition. children Brenda Hicks, 17, Karen Hicks, 10, and Kenneth Williams, 9, were treated and released. Neighbors credit Brenda with helping rescue the others as the home burned.
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Springfield
Ohio
Snyderville
Here
Jason Williams
Frances
Brenda Hicks
Karen Hicks
Kenneth Williams
Brenda
Williams
Answers From A Quiz: Erie Canal To Sea Level
A series of 10 quiz items lists topics including the Erie Canal and Sea level. It mentions King Richard M1 and Vitamin D, with references to California and July 1, noting four or five as numbers and the term Warmer.
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Erie Canal
King Richard
California
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Mrs. Fiddler
James Henry
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