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Pallbearers will be Clarence Johnson Sam Johnson Charlie Roberts John Roberts Graham Robinson and George Monroe. Burial will be in Ebenezer Cemetery at White Post. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt Hebron.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1962
Page
2
Pallbearers will be Clarence Johnson Sam Johnson Charlie Roberts John Roberts Graham Robinson and George Monroe. Burial will be in Ebenezer Cemetery at White Post. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt Hebron.
Mrs. R G Morrison 87 of Baltimore died yesterday born in Clarke County a sister of the late Miss Marie Crow Berryville and an aunt of Miss Fannie Crow and Mrs Ida Organ Crow Nest noted for fine food and hospitality Funeral at Jenkins Funeral Home Baltimore at 9 tomorrow morning with committal at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville at 2 p.m Rev Charles P Moncure officiating
Albert Lee Baker, 76, died after a brief illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in the city to William Henry and Emma Ginn Baker, he retired as manager of the Alcoholic Beverage Store. He was married to Geor gia McDonald Baker, who died in 1957. Survived by two sons William H. Baker and George Lee Baker, and four grandchildren. Funeral set Friday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. W. Holt Louder at Omps.
In Brown, St Wailigan Bartow Brown Va who died Monday at the Maplewood Nursing Home service held this afternoon at Trinity Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Dabney J Carr in Washington. Burial was in Washington Cemetery.
Funeral service for Mrs was held with a Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Pallbearers included Charles E. Murphy William T. Sullivan Jr Lawrence M. Bell W F Brown J Thomas Boyd and Leonard W Brown. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Senate and House Republican leaders blocked National Chairman William E. Miller from issuing a 4000 word state of the union critique of the Kennedy record. Dirksen and Halleck shelved the plan, preferring to issue broad GOP tenets later and continue weekly news conferences without Miller’s guidelines.
Henry A. Lowry, local businessman and civic leader, was installed as chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board at the annual dinner. Lt. Col. Paul Thronburg led the installation and delivered the principal address. New officers include C F Germelman as vice-chairman, Mrs. Lawrence Lichliter as treasurer, and Mrs. T F Timberlake as secretary. New board members are Marvin Milam, Carl Rutishauer, Wendell Seldon, Alison Smith, Hubert Stratton, and Melton Wright. Col. Thronburg spoke on the Army’s global work and service to the needy.
The Rev W P Lawrence of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will be guest speaker at a Montague Avenue Methodist Church prayer meeting this evening. He will show slides and discuss Are There Other Worlds and Are they Inhabited at 7 30 p m. The event is open to the public.
Gainesboro Ruri n Club to install officers at the annual dinner meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Gainesboro Fire Hall. Archie Manuel, James Wood High School athletic director, will speak. Robert Russell, past president of the Stonewall Ruritan Club, will perform the installation.
A Shenandoah Valley bank forum heard economist Mr. Thom warn that a steel strike threatened to trigger inventory buildup and a 1960-like recession. He urged tackling the issue and urged tariff concessions to preserve markets. The event drew about 135 young businessmen.
In Charleston the 1962 Legislature set seven bills for passage votes in the Senate including continuation of the WVU Coal Research Bureau and changes to the industrial development authority law. A joint session will hear Dr. William C. Menninger speak. WVU board of governors will lobby for a 12.28 million dollar budget, while the Public Works Board recommends 9.9 million. The Senate advanced a gasoline tax administration bill raising funding to about 250000 while adjusting the admin share from 0.5 to 0.75 percent.
Randall Hagner, president of the Chevy Chase Club in Maryland, says no policy bars Negroes or Jews. The club denies excluding by race or ethnicity, noting candidates are evaluated individually, though he confirms there are no Black members and several Jewish members.
Kenneth Bowen, 22, of Acorn Heights, injured in a one car crash at Vaucluse on January 6, is recovering at Memorial Hospital. His mother, Mrs. Retha Offutt of 512 Cather Ave, says he sustained a slight concussion, fractures to his right arm and both legs, and cuts and abrasions to his face and body.
Michael Abel pleaded guilty to larceny of goats in Frederck County Circuit Court receiving a 12 month suspended jail term. He must pay court costs and restitution and is placed on probation for one year.
Cambridge England AP reports Sir James Wordie aged 72 explorer geologist and geographer died Tuesday after a prolonged illness. Wordie played a central role in polar exploration for about four decades and joined numerous expeditions.
Mrs. Made line B Myers county home agent releases the week schedule. Events include the Opequon Home Demonstration Club meeting on Thursday at 1 30 pm, a Friday 4 H Leader training, a Saturday 7 30 pm Jolly Jacks 4 H Club gathering, and Monday Tuesday and Wednesday office or 8 pm 4 H Leader meetings at the Extension office. Also guidance on saving and freezing liver for tomato spaghetti sauce.
Sales Directory item lists auctions from Denny's Commission to Merryman's 115th sale. Locations include Winchester Route 17, Warrenton, Frederick County Maryland, Stephenson, Timmonium, and Sparks. Items cover furniture, appliances, Holstein cows, farm machinery, and 84 registered Guernseys.
The forecast calls for sunny intervals and a high around 40 to 46 this afternoon with colder, clear nights. Thursday remains mostly sunny and cooler, with a five to eight degree below normal five day trend through Monday and possible light precipitation Sunday or Monday.
Rainfall in the past 24 hours through 8 30 a m is recorded with January and year to date totals. Averages for 49 years show monthly rainfall figures. notable mentions include Belgium Mexico and historical items such as The Presentation of Passion Play and Martin Luther.
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