Deaths and Funerals Vernon Clets Hott Jr 4 months obituary
Vernon Clets Hott Jr four month old son of Vernon C and Ann Miller Hott former Rt 2 residents died Friday in Waynesburg PA Born August 31 1957 Survivors include his parents one sister Linda Ann Hott paternal grandparents Walter and Mary Hott Route 2 maternal grandmother Mrs Leonard Feathers Route 1 Funeral 2 PM Tuesday Omps Funeral Home Rev Paul Dick First Church of the Brethren Berryville Ave interment Shenandoah Memorial Park Remains at Omps prior to service Also listed are three sisters Mrs Catherine Orndorff Mrs Gertrude Spaid and Mrs Frances Snapp Funeral arrangements incomplete Friends and relatives may contact Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Clets Hott, Jr
Vernon C
Ann Miller Hott
Rt.2
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Linda Ann Hott
Walter Hott
Leonard Feathers
Route 1
Omps Funeral
Paul Dick
First Church of the
United Brethern Church
Gassoway
W.V
Catherine Orndorff
Dickinson, Pa
Gertrude Spaid
Frances Snapp
Jones Funeral Home
Death of Silas W. Rosenberger in Frederick County
Silas W. Rosenberger aged 89 died at 1 45 am yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Frederick County on December 8 1868, a son of Jacob and Liza Milhon Rosenberger and was married to Clara Ball. He was a member of the local community.
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Silas W. Rosenberger
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jacob and
Liza Milhon Rosenberger
Clara Ball
Rosenberger
Funeral service for Miss Ida Mae Lauck at Jones Funeral Home
Miss Ida Mae Lauck 65 died Saturday at her brother William Lauck’s home Sunnyside Station. The service 1 30 p m tomorrow conducted by Rev G Raymond Womekierf First Presbyterian at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Grange Hall Cemetery. Survived by four brothers three sisters and other relatives. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Lauck
William Lauck
Sunnyside Station
Raymond Womekierf
First Presbyterian Church
Jones Funeral Home
Carroll Solenberger
Boyd Lintz
Samuel Dick
Joseph Williams
Roy Parrill
Woodrow Miller
Grange Hall
Frederick County
Lauck
John William
Rosellie Johnson Lauck
William C. Lauck
Robert I. Lauck
John Perry Lauck
Cork St
Jake S. Locke
Kernstown
Mia
Mary Seabright
Lela Smith
Lacey Willey
Baltimore
Jones
Infant Garland Bradfield Jr. Laid To Rest At Mt Hebron
A graveside service was held at 11 a.m. in Mt. Hebron Cemetery for Garland Bradfield Jr. infant son of Garland and Margaret Bradfield of 448 S Loudoun St. Born January 11 at Memorial Hospital, the child died there yesterday. Survivors include his parents, maternal grandparents H Scott White of Hayfield and Violet Bradfield, Brain Bradfield, both of this city.
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Mt. Hebron
Garland Bradfield, Jr
Garland Bradfield
S. Loudoun St
Memorial Hospital
Garland
Margaret White Bradfield
H. Scott White
Hayfield
Violet Bradfield
Brain Bradfield
Robert Weldo Baker Dies at 74 in Summit Point West Virginia
Robert Weldo Baker 74 died last night at Charles Town General Hospital. Born December 30 1883 in Summit Point West Virginia he was the son of A G and Virginia Hardesty Baker. He operated the R W Baker elevator and garage in Summit Point. He was thought to be the oldest liv-
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Robert Weldo Baker
Charles Town General Hospital
Summit Point
W. Va
A. G
Virginia Hardesty Baker
Rose Marshall
Baker
R. W. Baker
Obituary for local resident in Berryville area
A native resident of the Berryville community died recently. He is survived by his wife, one brother W. H. Baker of Summit Point, one sister Mrs. Sadie Shewbridge of Martinsburg, four nephews and one niece. Funeral services are scheduled Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the John H. Enders Funeral Home with the Rev. Mr. Butcher officiating. Burial will follow in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Ing
W. H. Baker
Summit Point
Sadie Shewbridge
Martinsburg
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mr. Butcher
Green Hill Cemetery
Enders Funeral Home
Marine sergeant sentenced eight months for mistreatment at Sasebo brig
Sgt. Robert J. Barbuti 23 from Schenectady New York convicted of punching slapping and forcing a prisoner to hold a water bucket over his head at the Sasebo Navy brig He was busted to private and fined 60 per month for eight months His defense cited strict discipline while prosecutors described a pattern of brutality in the base role and regulatory violations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokosuka
Japan
Navy
Robert J. Barbuti
Schenectady
N. Y
Sasebo Naval Base
Barbuti
City Organizations Honored by Va Travel Council
Two Winchester groups received Virginia Travel Council honors at a Williamsburg weekend meeting. The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce led by manager George Lucas and the Shen-Wa-Win Chapter of the Virginia Motor Court Association led by president Neil Chickle were recognized for aiding Virginia advertising. Also honored were the Virginia State Highway Conservation and Health Departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia Travel Council
Williamsburg
Virginia
Winchester Frederick County
Budget outlook features defense rise and deficit fears
House figures label the budget a token of past cycles with only date and number changes. Chairman Cannon defends increased defense spending as justified while urging cuts elsewhere to avoid a deficit. Republican Leader Martin hopes balance continues if receipts stay strong and business activity remains steady.
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Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Four Fined In Novelty Hat Case
Four defendants aged 18 to 25 were found guilty in Municipal Court of petty larceny and assault and battery over the alleged theft of novelty hats at the 1967 Apple Blossom Festival. Richard Weber Barker, William Leo Brannon, Richard Franklin Youngblood, and Aubery Allen Bly were ordered to pay restitution and costs, receive suspended sentences, and placed on 12 months probation. Complainants were Jessie Moran and Neil King of Ocean City, Md. Judge John F. Anderson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Weber Barker
Hart St
William Leo Brannon
Braddock St
Richard Franklin Youngblood
Liberty Ave
Aubery Allen Bly
N. Euclid Ave
Jessie Moran
Neil King
Ocean City
John F. Anderson
Leadership School Planned by Church in Woodstock
The Shenandoah Valley Ministerium of the United Church of Christ sponsors a five week leadership training course starting tomorrow in Woodstock led by Rev. Henry W. Korinth. Courses cover Teaching Young People in the Church School and related subjects for nursery to adult instruction. Sessions run 7 30 to 9 30 p m each Tuesday at St Paul s United Church of Christ with participation from upper valley churches. a parallel program begins today in Harrisonburg for lower valley churches.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley
Ministerium
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian and
Evangelical and Reformed Denominations
Henry W. Korinth
Centenary Church
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Harrisonbure
Parking Authority and Teacher Pay Relief Bills Move in House
Del. Thomson of Alexandria proposed a city parking authority funded by revenue bonds with eminent domain power. A separate measure from Del. Pope and eight co sponsors would levy a 2 percent retail sales tax to ease local burdens on state basic teacher pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Adams
Appropriations Committee
House
del. J. M. Thomson
Alexandria
Del
Sam Pope
McElroy: Intermediate range missiles key to U.S. power
McElroy describes 1500 and 5500 mile missiles as a critical area and says the Defense Department will press ahead with Jupiter and Thor despite incomplete testing. He argues for combined bases and missiles to match long range power and prioritizes rapid advance research under a new agency.
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McElroy
Defense Department
Army Jupiter
Air Force
Thor
United States
Earth
Advance Research Projects Agency
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower outlines budget with space era warning and cuts
President Eisenhower proposes a $72.8 billion peacetime budget stressing defense, education aid, and tax policy while urging cuts in farm programs and veterans spending. He calls for a five year extension of Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act and shifts toward private financing for mortgages alongside higher aviation fuel taxes. He notes a growing danger from Soviet missiles and promises belt-tightening across nonmilitary programs.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Hisenhower
Daily Quiz Answers In Brief Round
Answers list includes Babe Ruth Return to Jerusalem The Bible Sixteen one inch pipes Unrelated Naming its points in order Starting from North Eastern Troy Somebody else's Three cards of the same val as three Kings.
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Babe Ruth
Jerusalem
Troy
Two Men Found Frozen to Death Near Potomac River Bank
In Alexandria two laborers from Mutual Ice Co were found frozen to death Sunday morning after an all night drinking party. Marie McCrimson, 53, and Louis Yates, 9, were discovered by a fellow employee on the river bank. Police reported empty wine bottles and a can that held liquid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Marie McCrimmon
Louis Yates
Mutual Ice Co
Potomac River
Crash injures 16 year old near Opequon south of Cedar Creek
State Trooper G T Griffith Jr reports a two car collision 2.5 miles south of Opequon just east of Cedar Creek Grade at 9 05 a m yesterday. Earl Edward Lowery 16 of Rt 4 suffered an abrasion to the forehead as a passenger in a 1947 Plymouth driven by Richard E Lowery. The other vehicle a 1946 Pontiac was driven by Stuart L Hulver of Stephens City. Damage to both cars estimated at 200 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Edward Lowery
Rt. 4
Opequon
Cedar Creek
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Richard E. Lowery
Stuart L. Hulver
Stephens City
Eisenhower and Bulganin discuss disarmament and a summit
The text outlines proposals for ending unrestrained production and moving to peaceful uses of weapon materials. It calls for indefinite testing stoppage, phased conventional cuts, and inspections. It proposes UN veto renunciation, German reunification talks, and cautions that summit talks carry risks if root causes or commitments are not met.
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States
Russia
United States
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Germany
Eisenhower
Europe
Yalta
Bulganin
NATO Warsaw Pact
Middle East
Soviet Union
Average supermarket shelves stock over five thousand items
Eritrea in North Africa shows a single railroad of 190 miles with 60 bridges and 39 tunnels.
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Eritrea
North Africa
Weather Today Mixed Rain Sleet Snow Forecast
Forecast calls for mixed rain sleet and snow starting tonight with clearing by Tuesday. Winds turn breezy with lows near 32 and highs of 25 to 42. January Virginia outlook mid month. temperatures near normal with milder days Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall figures for January 1968 and monthly averages
Rainfall data shows January 1968 total and year to date. Averages cover 1912 to 1957 with monthly rainfall figures for each month from January to December.
Auction Notices For Winchester and Midway
Sales directory dated Saturday January 18 lists Mrs Martha Fink at four miles from Winchester on the Front Royal Road selling furniture and household goods with auctioneer Dennis T Cole at 1:30 PM Also O A Ryman one mile south of Midway WV on the road into Summit Point selling cattle horses hogs farm machinery feed and household goods with auctioneer W D Orndorff 10:30 AM.
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Martha Fink
Winchester
Front Royal Road
Dennis T. Cole
O. A. Ryman
Middleway
W. Va
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
Porpoises Beat Most Fish in Speed and Breath
Porpoises, air-breathing aquatic mammals, must surface for air roughly every 45 seconds yet can swim faster than most fish. Their rapid movement and air exchange dynamics highlight their surprising efficiency in marine environments.
Puzzle of Abbreviations in a Mysterious Clue List
A list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial entries. It includes items like city in Pennsylvania, seed vessel, and a slang for gun, suggesting a mixed puzzle of definitions and wordplay across historical reference notes.
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Vernon C. Hott, Jr
Silas Rosenberger
Ada Mae Lawck
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lauck Service
Snellings
N. Braddock St
DU Pont
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Inc
Commerce St
Marine
Va. Travel Council
Idependent
Winchester Association of Insurance Agents
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
National Association of Insurance Agents
R. T. Bryarly
Rouss Ave
The
Daugherty Coal CO
Shaw
Mineral County
West Virginia
Elk Garden
Bakerstown Coal
NUT & Stoker
Terra Alta, W. Va
Ike
San Francisco
TNE StaDrit
Mineral Home
Loudoun Street
Myers Water Systems
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
E. Piccadilly St
Exchange (College
Assam
Buddha
Chin
Medicini
Caesar
Rus All
Middle Me
Eowm
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