Deaths and Funerals in Unger and Winchester
Charles Willis Shambaugh of Unger West Virginia died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after admission by Rev. C S Beckley. Funeral arrangements call for burial in the church cemetery. Survived by three children from first marriage, two sisters and a brother. A service is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Greenwood Memorial Church led by Rev C G Russell.
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Charles Willis Shambaugh
Unger
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Heenan Artin Arte PE
Order United American Merchanics
P.O.S
Lacy Crodse
Auzelene Holiday Shambaugh
Arthur Shamanah Une
Floyd. Swain
Nellie Dailey
Marvin Michael, Sr
Berkeley Springs
Perery
Stroudsburg
Greenwood Memorial Church
C. G. Russell
Lucille H. Washington
City
Winchester Memorial
Calfe Ho
Behavior
Clifford Washington
Rita Kersey
Mae Brown
Philadelphia
Parthenia Rodgers
Stephens City
Heywood Buttler
Pottstown
Edward Wig
Cartwright
Winchester
Funeral service for Joe M. Franks Monday at 11
A funeral service for Joe M. Franks is scheduled Monday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. The arrangements are being handled by Jones Funeral Home and its staff.
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Joe M. Franks
Mrs Sterrett 91 Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs Thomas Sterrett age 91 of 112 Emity Street died at her residence after a long illness. Born in Springs Idaho March 21 1872 she was the daughter of Hans and Bertha Christofferson. She married Thomas A Sterrett who survives her. She was a member of Red Springs Presbyterian Church.
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Sterrette
E.mity St
Springs
Idaho
Hans and
Bertha Hansen Christofferson
Thomas A. Sterrett
Franks Service for Joe M. Cemetery with VFW rites
A funeral service for Joe M. Cemetery was held with military rites provided by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123. The ceremony honored the deceased and paid respect to his service.
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Joe M
National Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Funeral service for Thomas F. Carroll in Berryville
Thomas F. Carroll of Berryville died Wednesday. Funeral Monday at 11 in John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev. Sone ite ee Bebo. Pallbearers listed as parcel David Cork Jay Cone and Russell Linga ai. Burial follows at national Cemetery in Washington.
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Thomas F. Carroll
Berryville
John H. Enders
Sone Ite
Ee Bebo
David Cork
Jay Cone
Ae Iiss
Russell Linga
Tional
Washington
Funeral Rites Held for Local Citizens at Green Hill Cemetery
Services were conducted in Berryville with Rev. Daniel Dickenson and Rev. Robert Moore officiating. Participants included Dr. Carrol Iden, Robert L. Withers, Roy Leake, G. W. Shackleford, Oscar Ramsburg and Harrison Thompson. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery.
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John H. Enders
Daniel Dickenson
Robert Moore Polthearere
Carrol Iden
Robert L. Withers
Roy Leake
G. W. Shackleford
Oscar Ramsburg
Harrison Thompson
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Frederick native Lester Nesselrodt dies in Winchester
Lester C. Nesselrodt aged 50, a Frederick County native and longtime Fairfax resident, died yesterday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was en route with his wife Ruby Emory Nesselrodt, formerly of Inwood, West Virginia, to the hospital when he became ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C
Henry) Nesselrodt
Frederick County
Fairfax
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ruby Emory Nesselrodt
Inwood
W. Va
Auto Damage Suits Heard By Jurors
A seven member Circuit Court jury heard conflicting claims in two auto collision suits from April 30 1963. Col George E Stoveroe sues Mrs Thomas DeHaven and DeHaven sues Stover alleging mutual negligence. Attorney Joseph White argued Stoveroe was entirely free of negligence and in the proper lane. Judge Elliott D Marshall presided.
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Col
George E
Joseph White
Col. Stover
Stephens City Physician Hartmut Doerwaldt Dies at Home
Dr Hartmut W Doerwaldt a Stephens City physician died at his home shortly before 7 30 pm from a self inflicted gunshot wound according to coroner O Hill He was born in Berlin Germany on Sept 27 1927 and was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church He was survived by his wife Christel Kaulitzky and three children two siblings and his parents Funeral arrangements are pending
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Hartmut W. Doerwaldt
Stephens City
Glass O. Hill
Dr. Dorwalt
Berlin
Germany
Werner K
Erna Bogunin Doerwaldt
Trinity Lutheran Church of
American Medical Association
Virginia Medical Society
Northern Vire Medical Association
Christel Kaulitzky
Christiane E. M. Doerwaldt
Hartmut A. Doerwaldt
Werner F. Doerwalt
Helga Ossmann
Volker Doerwaldt
Painter’s New Indian Tour Plays North East Circuit
India based painter marks a touring exhibit across the Northeast region including Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island as part of a national schedule. The event highlights regional展示 and stops at galleries in multiple states.
Nesselrodt Rites Set For Fort Seybert Native
Funeral services for Mr. Nesselrodt, born July 16, 1913 in Fort Seybert West Virginia, will be conducted by the Rev Harold F Fuller. He spent most of his life in the Winchester area employed by the gas company and as a driver for Novick Transfer and McClintock. He served with the Winchester Public Schools and was connected with the Winchester Police Department. He was a supervisor with a telephone company and a member of the Winchester Loyal Order of Moose and St John s Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife, his mother and eight brothers and sisters including Neva Johnson James E Nesselrodt Ernest Nesselrodt Hugh Nesselrodt Ralph C Nesselrodt Courtney Cridler George Forshee and Richard Nesselrodt. Burial will be in St John s Cemetery at Mount Williams.
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Nesselrodt
Fort Seybert
W. Va
Selrodt
Williams
Clark Nesselrodt
Winchester
Gas Company
Novick Transfer and
McClintock
Winchester Public Schools
Winchester Police
Iit Electronics Fs
McLean
Hisa
Telephone Company
Winchester Loyal Order of Moose
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Neva Johnson
Falls Church
James E. Nesselrodt
Ernest Nesselrodt
Hugh Nesselrod
Police Exonerates Officer in Petersburg Shooting
In Petersburg AP report, a police officer was exonerated after a shooting that killed a man identified as 22 year old Pe sh Thompson amid an altercation. The suspect, William R. Crockell, reportedly broke into a car before the confrontation. details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Legislature Debates Tax and Driving Bill Proposals
Debates on a bill for state confiscation of automobiles surface as legislators back a second drunk driving charge plan. Dels Winston and Bradshaw co author the effort. Other measures propose higher workers compensation and unemployment benefits and a coal tax for education.
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William L. Winston
Arlington
Janor K. Bradshaw
Henrico
House
Senate
W. C. Elliott
Russell
Donald A. McGlothlin
Grundy
W. J. Cox
Galax
Glenn Declares Candidacy for U S Senate from Ohio
Former astronaut John Glenn announces he will seek the U S Senate seat from Ohio while still on active Marine duty. He cites 22 years of government service and vast work in military and space programs. He plans to seek support from the Ohio Democratic Party and tours the state with family present.
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Congress
Glenn
Johnson
Ohio
Democratic Ry
Ohio Democratic Organization
Anna
John Glenn Sr
New Concord
Homer W. Castor
Panama election prompt tests canal treaty with U S candidates
The article notes Juan de Arco Galindo seeking U S commitment to renegotiate a canal treaty, Chiari ineligible for re election, Marco Robles backed in a seven man race. The Canal Zone reopened Thursday as Gen Andrew P. O Meara withdrew troops and Governor Fleming took control.
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Juan de Arco Galindo
U.S
Chiari
Marco Robles
Canal Zone
Andrew P. O’meara
Robert J. Fleming, Jr
Many Cigarette Smokers Switching to Pipes and Cigars
A New York AP report notes rising cigar and pipe tobacco sales as cigarette smokers, both men and women, move toward cigars and pipes. A Surgeon General’s statement is cited on inhalation risks and the trend reflects a sharp rise in demand and business activity for cigars and pipe products.
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New York
U.S
Ian
Alfred Dushill
London
Nike
Pamala Cigar
Russians Snoop Near U. S. Carrier Hornet in Sea of Japan Watch
In international waters near Japan, Soviet Badger bombers flew over the USS Hornet and six destroyers during antisubmarine drills. A Soviet destroyer hovered about a mile from the Hornet for nearly two days, while a missile submarine and surveillance trawler kept watch within various miles. Navy planes and ships maintained surveillance with no hostile acts or contact reported.
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Washington
U.S
Hornet
Sea of
Jnland
Navy
Keys
Walke
Lerson
Carpenter
Renshaw
Radford
U S Move Toward Recognizing China Possibly Accelerated
U S officials hint factors have risen to speed France toward closer ties with Red China and possibly full diplomatic recognition sooner than expected. De Gaulle has not publicly decided the timing, while the United States signals France’s plan may not be welcomed. Reports say the gradual program, once limited to trade and culture, could be accelerated.
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de 'Gaulle
United States
France
America
Red China
Virginia House proposes permanent tobacco and liquor taxes
The House votes to make permanent temporary tobacco and liquor taxes designed to raise about 30 million dollars over two years. Signed by House Floor Leader John Warren Cooke and Finance Committee Chairman Charles Hutcheson, the taxes first enacted in 1960 and 1962 include a 10 percent sale tax in ABC stores, three cents per cigarette pack, other tobacco levies, and a half cent increase on the two cent beer bottle tax.
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House
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Finance Committee
Charles K. Hutchens
Newport News
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Thaw Eases Ice Grip in Upper Chesapeake Bay
PORTSMOUTH reports thawing eased ice in the upper Chesapeake Bay though the Coast Guard calls conditions still serious. The cutter Madrona led a convoy through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, freeing three ships Overseas Rise Gottingen and Hulba Maersk, with vessels under 500 horsepower told to avoid the upper bay as ice retreat progressed south to Saunders Point and the Rappahannock River.
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Portsmouth
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Madrona
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Gottingen
Hulba Maersk
Saunders Point
Rappahannock River
Factory Worker Robbed of Over $1,000 in Virginia
In Martinsville area, Glenn Cooper of Collinsville says he was struck from behind at 6:10 a.m. and robbed of 1152 dollars. The incident marks the second Henry County robbery in three days with similar methods. An 83-year-old, P. M. Ingram, was robbed outside his Bassett home of cash and negotiable checks estimated between 709 and 8000 dollars as he left to open his store.
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Martinsville
Collinsville
Henry County
Glenn Cooper
Cooper
P. M. Ingram
Bassett
Ingram
Pontiff Urges Prayers for Christian Unity
Pope Paul VI called on all Roman Catholics to pray for Christian unity. He cited a Holy Land meeting with the spiritual leader of world Orthodoxy as a first step toward a united church. He sent an apostolic letter urging bishops to foster unity prayers during Unity Week, an eight day period sponsored by Catholics Protestants Orthodox and Anglicans.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Holy Land
Deep Sea Divers Use Helium Oxygen Mix to Reduce Bends
To lower decompression risk divers employ a helium oxygen blend. The gas reduces nitrogen narcosis and allows safer ascent.
Weather outlook for Virginia with chilly night and mild weekend
Virginia forecast calls for a low in the mid twenties tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with highs 45 to 50. Sunday outlook shows partly cloudy and mild. Temperatures today around 42 high and 23 low compared with 51 and 27 year ago.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures show January totals and averages
The report lists rainfall data for January 1964 and year to date as 3.03 inches. It notes average yearly rainfall over 51 years at 36.85 inches and monthly averages such as January 2.38 and February 2.13 inches, with partial figures and units shown for several months.
Fire damages Princess Anne bulking building in Norfolk
A three alarm blaze at the Princess Anne bulking in Norfolk caused extensive damage and forced 25 families to evacuate. The fire began in a fourth floor apartment in the 36 unit building at Hampton Boulevard and Princess Anne Road, spreading to the roof before firefighters contained it about two hours after 12:10 a.m. Most damage occurred between the ceilings and the roof.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne
Hampton Boulevard
Princess Anne Road
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C. W. Shambaugh
C. S. Beckley
Helsley Funeral Home
Mr. Shambaugh
Sorteley County
Josiah and
Hadessah Cramer Shambaugh
Morgan County
Tomahawk
Aptna Arcennesa
Perry R
A. C. Unger
A ‘S
Mrs. C. Washington
Paul F. Kelchner
Jones Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Poe Tipe
W. Amherst ST
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O— — Flobist
Thomas Sterrett
Franks Service
Carroll Service
Broy Service
L. O. Nesselrodt
Elliott D. Marshall
Stephens
I, Q
India
NBL
Painter
Mass
R.I
Poiceman
Panama
Badger & Nelson
N. Cameron
Hokkaido
Ais
Hee
Nia
Pontiff
Crider & Shockey
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Atlanta
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Cincinnati
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Helena
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Los Angles
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Fon Howe
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