Obituaries in Evening Star list Elizabeth Michael and others
Elizabeth Michael widow of Luther Mi Morgan County West Virginia tomato canner dies in Richmond surviving three sons Monsignor Chester Michael Brad ford Michael Rodwell Michael and daughter Mrs Richard Zach arious plus 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. John L Russell Rosary at Briley Funeral Home and funeral Mass at St Vincent Catholic Church Berkeley Springs with Bishop Hodges delivering the eulogy. Henrietta Whitmore Poles of White Post dies at home born Warren County with nine siblings and wide kin. services pending at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Harry Elmer Melester of Cedar Grove Frederick County dies, funeral 11 am at Omps Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed as Bernard Bly Alonza Stotler Talmadge.
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Elizabeth Michael
Richmond
Luther Mi
Morgan County
W.va
Michael
Msgr
Chester Michael
Charlottesville
Bradford Michael
Winchester
Rodwell Michael
Los Angeles
Richard Zacharious
John L. Russell
Will & Rosary
Briley Funeral Home
St. Vincent Catholic Church
Berkeley Springs
Joseph Hodges
Wheeling
Greenway Cemetery
Parks and Johnson Funeral Home
Henrietta Whitmore Poles
White Post
Poles
Warren County
Etta Jackson Whitmore
Clarke County
James W. Whitmore
George Whitmore
Boyce
Bertha Shultz
Henry Whitmore
Washington
Cassie Smith
Frances Holbert
Arline Kelly
Hilda Lyles
Edward Whitmore
Harry Elmer Melester
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Omps
John Ware
Bernard Bly
Alonza Stotler
Talmadge
Court Trial Called Off and DWI Convictions Upheld
Richard A. Pence of New Market Va had his trial cancelled as three bad check charges from 1962 were nolle pressed with restitution made. A new trial is set for James Allen Shanholtz on seduction charges, while two DWI convictions from lower court were upheld for Preston E Moomaw and Frank Rhodes Simpson with fines and suspended jail terms.
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Richard A. Pence
New Market
Frederick County
Pence
Nolle
Commonwealth
James Allen Shanholtz
Winchester
Preston E. Moomaw
Sunnyside Station
Frank Rhodes Simpson
Rt. 2
Front Royal
Transit strike ends as union calls off walkout
Contempt sentences and a $324,000-a-day fines case were resolved as the Transit Authority and union negotiators reached a settlement. Douglas L. MacMahon announced the end of the strike at 6:25 a.m. urging members to return to work and resume service.
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Transit Authority
Geller
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
Douglas L. MacMahon
Berryville Switch to Dial Telephones Set for Feb 6
Berryville will switch to dial service on February 6 affecting about 1,500 C&P customers who will dial local and station to station long distance calls. A new dial office and seven digit numbers come with the upgrade funded at 760000 dollars. A new directory lists numbers and the Central Alarm System numbers 955-1234 for fire police and rescue.
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Berryville
H.E. Lindsey
C&p Telephone Co
C&p
C&p and Western Electric Co
Lindsey
Berrysville
Johnson vows peaceful Viet Nam efforts with potential troop withdrawal
President Lyndon B. Johnson, newly named Finance Committee chairman Russell Long, devotes about a third of a 52 minute speech to Viet Nam. He reiterates U S resolve to halt aggression, notes a 2 day bombing pause, and says options include a cease fire or withdrawal after South Viet Nam is secure in its right to shape its future. If peace fails, the U S will act to protect South Viet Nam until independence is safeguarded. He remains hopeful of ending the battle and sending home the troops.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Arthur and Community Leaders Highlight Valley Apple Firm Legacy
In Shenandoah Valley and Winchester circles Arthur led the Apple Corp from orchard management to general sales, retiring as general manager after years of service. He chaired the Apple Blossom Festival in 1937 and held Rotary, church vestry, and Elks roles while marrying Ru Bean in 1929 and raising two children. The meeting praised retiring President DeHaven and honored directors with plaques as Fisher took over. Willis Fisk received a travel promotion award, and Davis lauded Senator Byrd’s fiscal vision. New officers include Whit ney, Martin, Blackburn, and Follansbee as secretary.
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Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp
Arthur
Winchester Rotary Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Elks Lodge
Ru Bean
Dehaven
Fisher
Caldwell Sites Co
Willis H. Fisk
Stephens City
Senator Byrd
Davis
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Eighteen Hiawatha Hydro electricity Bread St. Petersburg
A list of items includes Eighteen, Hiawatha, hydro electric power, bread, St. Petersburg, four, The Press, and London. The fragment provides scattered nouns and place names without full context or narrative.
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Hiawatha
Virginia lawmakers wrap 1966 session with education funding focus
The General Assembly closes its 1966 session after approving a two billion dollar budget largely earmarked for public education, higher education and local aid. Governor Harrison submits a state of the commonwealth address praising a broad education and infrastructure program amid new tax considerations.
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General Fund
Harrison
Extension Division
The
State Library
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Harrieson
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Assembly
Airlines and Boeing lift stocks amid jet future plans
Wall Street opened higher as Boeing jumped to 145 and extended gains after a block trade. Douglas Aircraft rose on news of 400 passenger jet designs to be selected by airliners, while Eastern United and Pan American gains supported a firm market despite a shortened trading session.
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New York
Aerospace
Boeing
Douglas
General Dynamics
Johnson
Wall Street
Maret
Eastern
United Airlines
American
Pan American
New York City
IBM
Radio Corp
Polarloid
Eastman Kodak
Anaconda l
Xerox
End of the Roman Republic Cited as 127 B.C.
The source notes 127 B.C. as the commonly cited final year of the Roman Republic, marking the end of the period characterized by political upheaval and consolidation under imperial rule.
Weather Today Virginia: Cloudy With Light Rain Likely
The Virginia forecast calls for a cloudy night with light rain and a low between 26 and 32. Friday should be fair with a high near 38. Saturday looks cloudy and cool with similar temperatures. Sunrise 13 32 a.m. Moonrise 12 58 a.m. Last Quarter at 3:00 p.m. Rainfall today none. January rainfall totals and 52 year averages listed.
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Winchester
Accused Slayer Of Prisoner Is Found Hanged
Alfred James Woody a 29 year old state farm prisoner accused in the slaying of fellow inmate Donald B Persons 29 was found hanged today in his cell Officials said Woody a Negro from Richmond was sentenced in Hanover Circuit Court in March 1958 to 30 years for robbery On Dec 4 he was accused in the fatal stabbing of Persons who was serving a 10 year robbery sentence Authorities said Woody was found hanged by a noose fashioned from a sheet
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Richmond
Alfred James Woody
State Farm
Woody
Manover
Donald
Persons
Sign Gets Priest To Church on Time
Seattle priest Rev. Francis J. Greene telephoned a friend and hitchhiked 20 miles to St. Marys Church in the Bronx for weekly Mass. He wore a hand lettered sign Get me to the church on time. Someone did.
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Seattle
New York City
Francis J. Greene
St. Mary’s Church
Bronx
New York University
Estimating Waste in New York Office Buildings
The study estimates that an average New York office building yields about a ton of refuse daily for every 15 stories.
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New York
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Mrs
Carrie Michael
Henrietta Poles
Melester Service
Cletus H. Cline
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mps Funeral Home
Loudoun
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Finance Committee
Henry A. Lowry
Our
Harry F. Byrd
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
U.S. Weather Bureau
AXA
Gulf States
North Pacific States
California
Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lion Hearted
Paul
St. Petersburg
the Press
London
Flaliz
N. Cameron St
Brumback & Sons
H.L. Mills
Burns
Wick
Pennzoil
Quaker State
H. L. Mills
State Motor Oil
Valley Ave
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