Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Virginia S Gardner 45 of 118 Weems Lane Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Frederick County she is survived by husband Randall A Gardner son Beverly and siblings Harry White High White. Funeral at Assembly of God Church with burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Body rests Omps Funeral Home. G M Hoover of Newark Ohio sister of Charles D Lanahan dies in Newark. Service Tuesday at 1 pm Chapel Methodist Reynolds Store. Robert Luttrell son of late J Floyd Luttrell dies. funeral at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Burial adjacent cemetery. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Virginia S. Gardner
Weems Lane
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Cora Stewart White
Oscar Smith White
Randall A. Gardner
Beverley Gardner
Harry White
Cheabersile
High White
Assembly of God Church
Joseph Smith
Thomas Kerfoot
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Omps Funeral Home
G. M. Hoover
Newark
Ohio
Robert Luttrell
Wesley Chapel Methodist
Robert Moore
Melvin Puffinberger
Mart Dunham
Elmer Patterson
Warren Harrison
Russell Pugh
Mervil Dick
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Luttrell Rites Held for Frederick County Farmer
Oscar O Luttrell 83 died Saturday evening at his son in law and daughter Thomas Brannon home. A retired farmer born in Frederick County he was a son of the late Robert C and Elizabeth Dick Luttrell and a member of the Wes- church.
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Oscar O. Luttrell
Reynolds
Reverend Ralph E. Laws Dies in Winchester After Illness
The Rev Ralph E Laws about 90 of 571 N Kent St died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. He was born in White Post son of the late Mr and Mrs Ralph Laws and long served as a minister in Shenandoah Valley, with pastorships in Pennsylvania and Virginia. He retired from Shiloh Baptist Church Winchester in 1957. Survived by widow Mary Banks Laws at home three sons John Henry James Laws of Winchester Russell C Laws of Baltimore two daughters Rachel E Lamb Nancy E Ford both of Baltimore seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren two great great grandchildren one sister Louvenia Moore Bakersfield Calif six step-children and several other relatives. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Body at Cartwright Funeral Home.
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Ralph E. Laws
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
White Post
Ralph Laws
Winchester
Russell C. Laws
Baltimore
Rachel E. Lamb
Nancy E. Ford
Obituary of J Lester Dailey Whitacre Veteran and Trustee
J Lester Dailey 84 of Whitacre died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness. Born in Whitacre to John A and Annie Cookus Dailey he married Clare Braithwaite in 1920. A WWI veteran and farmer, he served as trustee of Woodlawn Cemetery and Redland Methodist Church.
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J. Lester Dailey
Whitacre
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dailey
John A
Annie Cookus Dailey
Clare Braithwaite
Dailey
Redland
Obituary: Surviums and Kin Gather for Service
Survi with his wife, are three children, Robert M. Dailey of Winchester, Mrs. Linda M. Keller of Shepherdstown and Hugh F. Dailey of Richmond, nine grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Cable of Akron, Ohio, and Clara Cooper. Funeral conducted Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from Omps Funeral Home by Rev. C G Russell. Burial in Woodlawn. Family requests Cancer Fund contributions in lieu of flowers. Friends may visit Omps Funeral Home tonight 7 30 to 9.
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Omps
Fire crews credit quick action in county blaze
Earl Nicholson, a truck stop employee, opened a locked second floor storage room, broke the fire, and used four extinguishers before two engines arrived. Smoke caused heavy damage but flames were controlled. some gas tickets and truck gear burned. Cause of the Mar cus Brothers truck stop fire remains unknown.
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Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
Front Royal School Named for E. Morrison and Portraits Shown
Front Royal Elementary School is dedicated to the late E. Wilson Morrison, its first principal from 1940 until his July death, with three portraits presented as officials from across the state attend the ceremony. A separate note reports a Perry West Virginia driver skunk incident with $300 car damage and a reckless driving charge. The Warren County School Board seeks an annual public report on the school program from Superintendent Norton. Madison College senior Miss Mary Ball Massey is chosen as International Farm Youth exchange delegate to Germany for six months starting in April.
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Front Royal
E. Wilson Morrison
Morrison
Wheatfield
George Arnold Hershman
Perry
W. Va
H. C. Lucas
Mr. Hershman
Warren County School Board
Supt
O. A. Norton
Germany
Harrisonburg
Mary Ball Massey
Madison College
International Farm
R. B. Massey
Hague
Kennedy Faces tougher task to win GOP votes in new proposals
In Washington Senate leaders say Kennedy will struggle to muster Republican support for several programs. Kuchel and Mansfield note past aid from Republicans and warn of stronger GOP opposition on budget and tax authority while Goldwater urges a clearer party line.
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Jack Bell Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Kuchel
Ruchel
Agriculture Department
California
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Oklahoma City
West Virginia to Hear Coal Pipeline Issue in Legislature
Public hearing on the coal pipeline bill is set for Thursday in the House of Delegates chamber with joint Judiciary Committee consideration. Gov. Barron supports the measure allowing pipeline companies to condemn rights of way and be regulated by the Public Service Commission to enable Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. coal shipments. Opponents include railroads and unions.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Judiciary
Senate
House
State Board of Education
Marshall University
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Macmillan Reports To Queen At Sandringham Visit
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew to Sandringham to brief Queen Elizabeth on talks with President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer. Officials called the audience routine.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Sandringham
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Deaf Man Perfects Smallest Hearing Aid in Silver Spring
A hard of hearing inventor in Silver Spring Maryland has developed a miniature cordless hearing aid about the size of a sewing thimble. The device uses four transistors to provide ear level hearing for speech, television and radio with low cost and no dangling cords. Write Irwin Sealson at A and A Hearing Center 9421 Ga Ave for details.
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Silver Spring
Irwin Sealson
A & A Hearing Center
Ga. Ave
Evangeline and Matthew in Portland Policy Shakeup
Two individuals Evangeline and Matthew are linked to a surprise policy move in Portland Oregon. The item mentions James H Doolittle in relation to the event with a focus on authority and governance. The aim is to produce electricity and the piece references mumps and huckleberries within the context.
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Evangeline
Matthew
Portland
Oregon
James H. Doolittle
Local Auctions This Week in Three States and Virginia
Sales listings show multiple auctions from January 16 to January 27. Ralph W Horst in Marion Pennsylvania offers farm machinery and tractors. Denny's Commission Auction near Winchester handles furniture and appliances. L H Eicher near Warrenton Virginia offers Holstein dairy cattle and dairy equipment. Massie Harris in Frederick County Virginia promotes back creek district real estate. George G Snarr Jr and Charles R Duvall listed for Stephenson real estate in front of the Frederick County Court House.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
L. H. Eicher
Warrenton
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Weather sketch and quirky kitchen tip in brief
The forecast calls for turning colder with rain ending in the east and rain near midnight with 25 to 30 in the west and 30s in the east. Tuesday brings sun and cooler temperatures with highs in the 30s west and near 40 east. Five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 3 below normal with continued cold and little precipitation beyond mountain flurries. A kitchen tip suggests butter baste while frying eggs.
Rainfall Statistics Update for Past Year and Month
Rainfall in the last 48 hours ending 8 30 today shows none. January and 1962 year to date both report .82 inches. Average annual rainfall over 49 years is 36 86 inches with monthly averages listed for each month from January to December.
Trash collectors strike disrupts St. Louis cleanup
In St Louis 250 trash collectors who struck over cold work conditions are to meet city officials today. A six day accrual of refuse and hundreds of households await a solution as negotiations proceed to end the protest.
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ST. Louis, Mo
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I. Q. Answers
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Marion, Pa
Shenandoah Bottled Gas CO
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Virginia
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Order OF the Golden Rule
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E Winche
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