William Lloyd Sipe 76 Dies At Clarke Home
William Lloyd Sipe, 76, of Clarke, died at his home. He was married to Minnie A. Sipe and born in Clarke, son of George E. and Lee Anderson Sipe. Survived by wife, five daughters in New York City Boyce Berryville and this city, two sons in Boyce, siblings in White Post Berryville North Carolina and Ohio, six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Friends may visit Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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William Lloyd Sipe
Clarke
Minnie A. Sipe
George E. and
Lee Anderson Sipe
John L. O'Donnell
New York City
Jerome Garver
Boyce
Gussie White
Berryville
Margaret Schroyer
This City
Jean V. Sipe
W. Winston Sipe
Nelson T. Sipe
Joseph T. Sipe
White Post
John Clark
Ross Silman
North Carolina
Ervin Batman
Ohio
Enders Funeral Home
Funeral service for Daniel Shepherd at Enders Home
The funeral for Daniel Shepherd of Berryville will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Enders Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Charles P. Moncure. He leaves four sons Champe James Harry and Vermont and two daughters. Pallbearers: Oscar Ramsburg Percy Camper Charles H. Madigan W. W. Smallwood Jr. Eustace Jackson Buck Huff. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Berryville.
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Daniel Shepherd
Berryville
Enders
Charles P. Moncure
Champe
James
Harry
Vermont
Oscar Ramsburg
Percy Camper
Charles H. Madigan
W. W. Smallwood, Jr
Eustace Jackson
Buck Huff
Greenwood Cemetery
Store Cleared After Bomb Threat At Sears Roebuck
In Miami Florida a gallon jug with a clock and batteries was found in a downtown Sears Roebuck. Officials evacuated the store as a civil defense drill. Bomb specialists removed the device from a restroom, placed it in a padded container, and dumped most of the liquid into the ocean. Crime lab techs determined the remaining liquid was water.
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Miami
Fla
Ursday
Sears & Roebuck
Crime Laboratory
Kennedy hints at tax and youth programs in early session
Kennedy outlined priorities as Congress opens the session including a youth conservation program for up to 150000 youths, a revised tax credit for machinery investments, postal rate changes, and extensions of existing excise and corporate tax rates. He signaled possible transportation tax changes and a potential travel tax reduction.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Richmond Reports Polio-Free Year 1961 Prevents new cases
Richmond city recorded no new polio cases in 1961, the first polio-free year since 1934. The 1960 count was eight cases and three in 1959, marking a notable decline in local polio incidence.
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Richmond
Portrait of Harry Anslinger Heads U S War on Drugs
The article contrasts Anslinger’s early narcotics work with today’s fight against white drugs like heroin. It describes his tough image and headquarters near Pennsylvania Avenue, noting his 69 years old status and salary considerations as he continues leading the effort against drug crime.
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Harry J. Anslinger
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Courthouse Discussed at Grange Meet
The Tri-District Grange at Fawcett's Gap discussed funding from a 22 population to support a courthouse project. The plan received favorable action from State and national Grange at their annual session. Mrs. Oren Snapp led an old-time spelling bee with 19 members. visitors included Olaf L. Dilkes of Winchester. An invitation to meet Middletown Grange on April 11 was accepted.
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Pomona Grange
National Grange
Oren Snapp
Olaf L. Dilkes
Winchester
Dilkes
Fulton County
Pennsylvania
Middletown Grange
Pigeon Receives Red Carpet Welcome at Governor Bryant Office
A brownish white pigeon marked SAV 139 arrived at Florida Governor Farris Bryant's office and became the first pigeon to visit the governor. A veterinarian suggested the bird bumped into the capitol building, leaving it dazed beside the lawn.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Farris Bryant
U.S. Racing Piegon Association
Capitol Lawn
Nashville Fallout Shelter Builders Form Association
Twenty six Nashville businessmen joined the Fallout Shelter association to weed out low quality shelters. The group aims to have work rated by engineers appointed by Davidson County civil defense director Williams Faris and to provide buyers written guarantees on radiation protection.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Williams Faris
Davidson County Civil Defense
Fallout Shelter Association
Faris
Unseasonable Cold Grips Large Regions Across U S
South and western states faced freezing temperatures with several areas reporting sub zero figures. A Texas county agent warned grapefruit crops in the Lower Rio Grande Valley could be ruined by the cold. Heavy snow swept five northwest Michigan counties while lighter snow spread from the Dakotas to Minnesota and into Wisconsin and upstate New York. In the West in southern New Mexico near zero temperatures and southwest Arizona also felt the chill.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Lower
Michigan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
New York State
New Mexico
Arizona
Out of Town Fete Planning Meeting for May Festival
Out of Town Fete Department members met with festival leaders at J. P. Arthur’s home to plan support for the celebration May 3 to 5. The group aims to raise about $10 000 from out of town friends to fund the event. Attendees included Solenberger Eddy Butler Smalls Napps Terretta Cather Davis Novick Anderson Hassen Dick Pine Lowry Kremer Toan Arthur Baldridge.
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J. P. Arthur
Tely
John T. Solenberger
Warren Eddy
Jack Butler
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Carl S. Napps
Paul Terretta
Roy
March of Dimes Weekend Projects Across Winchester
March of Dimes runs several weekend activities in the area led by Jim Flemming and Bill Allison. The Mile of Dimes event from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. starts at Lou doun and Boscawen Streets with funds solicited and dimes laid on a curb line. A 45 hour marathon airs on WINC with an auction for proceeds, and items may be donated at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant. A dance for a dime occurs tonight and tomorrow night. James Wood High School pep and DE clubs host a Saturday Coffee Stand in front of McCrorys. The drive opened Jan 1 and runs to Jan 30, with the Mothers March on Polio planned later this month. Elks Club coin boards show $50 blocks toward the campaign, with two boards filled.
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Life Underwriters Association of
Winchester
Loudoun
Boscawen Sts
WINC
Lee- Jackson
Jim Flemming
Bill Allison
Lee-Jackson
James Wood High School
McCrorys
Elks Club
Kennedy program push to record votes in House showdown
The piece notes nine favorable committee votes on a measure and predicts extensive roll call votes this year. President and House leaders aim to build a black and white record to frame the 1964 election, pressing for action rather than bills languishing in committees. Leaders expect many roll calls, even in defeat.
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Mills
Smith
Kennedy
House
Deaf man perfects smallest hearing aid in Silver Spring
A near ten year hard of hearing man unveils a thimble sized ear level hearing aid using 4 transistors. It lacks cords or transmit units and retrieves speech from TV and radio at the ear, offering low cost and light weight. Irwin Sealson of A and A Hearing Center, Silver Spring, Md., invites inquiries.
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Silver Spring
Irwin Sealson
A & A Hearing Center
Ga. Ave
Weather Today Virginia Western Cloudy Turn to Snow
Partly cloudy in the west and north this afternoon with considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday and a chance of snow flurries in the mountains. Low tonight 20 to 25 in the east. Through Wednesday temperatures average 8 to 10 degrees below normal, turning colder. Some light snow mainly in the mountains over the weekend. Rain or snow likely Monday. Temperatures high low today 2.667 year ago 32 Winchester Skyel.
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Winchester Skiel
Rainfall data for year and monthly averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today is none. January rainfall to date is .82 inches, same as 1962 to date. The 49 year average rainfall is 36.86 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 49 years: 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 inches.
Evangelist Wilson Opens Bible Deliverance Campaign in Stephens City
Evangelist W. Wilson begins the Bible Deliverance evangelistic campaign in Stephens City with Rev. Cletus Palmer and the Palmer Family Singers. Services start tonight at 7 30 p m with a 30 minute Hym Sing and run nightly at 7 30 p m through January 21, excluding Fridays. Wilson previously pastored in Greenville and has preached in Mt. Jackson Edinburg Toms Brook Woodstock and Strasburg.
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W. Wilson
Cletus Palmer
Palmer Family Singers
Bible Deliverance
Stephens City
Wilson
Greenville
Mt. Jackson
Edinburg
Toms Brook
Woodstock
Strasburg
Charles Town Gets First 5000 Watt Radio Station
A new 5000 watt AM station for Charles Town West Virginia approved by the FCC will air by spring on 1550 ko and cover about 75 miles. Arthur W Arundel of Warrenton Virginia owns United States Transdynamics Corp and will base Charles Town area staff locally with some outside technicians. Manning Smith Charles Town postmaster coordinates community affairs for the venture.
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Charles Town
W. Va
West Virginia
Arundel
Manning Smith
United States Transdynamics Corporation
WAVA
Washington
Harvard
Marine Corps
Avalanche Toll Across History in South America and Europe
Rescue crews recount disasters from Huaraz in December 1941 where 4000 died, to historic quakes in Peru and Ecuador with 70000 fatalities in August 1896 and 25000 in 1868. The 1916 Alpine snowslide killed 9000 Austro Hungarian soldiers in the mountains.
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Vivor
Huaraz
Peru
Ecuador
Cold Wave Eases as Temperatures Rise
A slight crack in the cold wave shows in temperatures near 32 degrees today with a similar high forecast. Last night windchester dropped to seven degrees and Berryville reported five.
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Mercury
Winchester
Berryville
Sales Directory Listings for January Auctions in Various Counties
Advertises multiple auction events across Berkeley Frederick and Fauquier counties with trustees and auctioneers named. Includes orchard real estate county realty and farm equipment with sale dates January 13 to 20 and locations at county courthouses and rural points. Notices list auctioneers Charles R. Duvall J. Frederick Larrick Ralph W. Horst George G. Snarr Jr and Stan Haworth Auction Co.
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Robert M. Steptoe
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
J. Frederick Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Back Creek
Charles R. Duvall
Ralph W. Horst
Marion, Pa
Fri
Stephenson Real Estate
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Russell C. Owens
Hazel Morrison
George G. Snarr, Jr
Mystery writer Helen Reilly dies at 73 in Albuquerque
Helen Reilly, 73, prolific mystery novelist and member of a notable New York family, died Thursday in Albuquerque. She was the widow of artist Paul Reilly and sister of John Kiernan, former New York Times sports editor.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Helen Reilly
New York
Paul Reilly
John Kieran
The
New York Times
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