Obituary notices for Hylton and Goode figures in West Virginia
Obituaries note the death of Arthur M. Hylton of Mullins West Virginia and the Rev Sewell J. Goode age 85 of 1118 Valley Avenues with services planned in Princeton and Winchester. Surviving relatives listed include spouses children and siblings, with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery and Capon Bridge Christian Church construction remembered. The Goode obituary recounts a long ministry from 1912 onward with multiple pastorates and church-building programs then lists survivors and funeral details.
Funeral service for Col. Clyde Eastman set for tomorrow
The funeral for Col. Clyde Leslie Eastman, who died Friday, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Arlington National Cemetery. The service location adjustments were announced after the initial notice.
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Clyde ‘Leslie Eastman
Foon
Arlington Natonal Cemetery
Taft Initiated Opening Day First Ball Tradition in 1910
President William Taft started the custom of throwing out the first ball to open the baseball season in 1910, establishing a longstanding ceremonial opener traditions.
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William Taft
Obituary notices for Eula Anderson and John Clark
Miss Eula May Anderson 67 of 125 E James St died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She is survived by two brothers, two sisters, and nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 1 at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. John W. Clark 86 of Capon Bridge died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born August 28 1878 in Hampshire County. He is survived by Grace Miller Clark and one son Mitchell of Strasburg. Burial at Fairview Cemetery after services at Fairview Lutheran Church Capon Bridge conducted by Rev J F Omps. Burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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Sewell J. Goode
Valley Aves
Capon
Christian Church
Mr. Goode
Rock Enon Springs
John, D
Margaret Goode
Virginia Christolege
Ebenezer
Rock Enon
Frederick County
Coon Bridge
Sandy
Hampsh County
W. Va
Winchester
Snow Hill
Ocean Iee del
Arlington
Ba Christian Church
Wilson Boulevard Christian Church
Capon Bridge Christian Church
Goode
South End Fire Co
Rhoda Bell Anderson
J. M. John
Roanoke
Landon B. Whitacre
Whitacre
Minnie Iola Mellwee
James Sewell Goode
Chicago
Bertha Fries Rosenberry
Hopewell
Pearl Wagner
Julian Shanholt
Cumberland
la W. Va
Lester Miller
Moody Slonaker
Rualdy Anderson
Mellon Adams
Kenzel Oates
Harry E. Hiett
Ray Blosser
Claude Grove
Har Miller
Norman W. Oates
Ray Wolford
John Ward
Ray Whitacre
Harry Rainsberger
Eula May Anderson
E. James St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Anderson
William F. l
Alice Bauserman Anderson
William F. Anderson
Taylor Anderson
Lillie Anderson
Lucy Anderson
Jones Funeral Home
Bruce A. MacBeth
Garland E. Perry
Maurice W. Perry
Thurman S. Perry
Elwood H. Orndorff
David A. Fogle
L. Gilbert Grim
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John W. Clark
Capon Bridge
Mr. Clark
Hampshire County
Joseph
Margaret Miller Clark
Capon Bridge Methodist Church
Grace Miller Clark
Mitchell
Strasburg
Fairview Lutheran Church
J. F. Omps
Fairview Cemetery
Giffin
Florida Weather and Snow Threat Shift Across Regions
The Weather Bureau forecast fresh snow from Upper Michigan to eastern and northern Indiana with flurries later. A new storm brewing from northern Alberta heads toward the Midwest Tuesday. Indiana suffers the heaviest impact with clogged secondary roads and many schools closed as Indianapolis faces a garbage-collection disruption.
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Ohio
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Plains
Ohio Valley
Upper Lakes
Weather Bureau
Upper
Michigan
Indiana
Alberta
Midwest
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Washington
Puget Sound
Fire damages building on Jordan Springs Road
Firefighters from Clearbrook and Shawnee responded to a blaze at the Charles Ebber property on Jordan Springs Road. The washroom and attic were involved with water drawn from a cistern on the Webber back porch. Cause under investigation though pipe thawing operation noted. The Frame building measured about 30 by 30 feet containing three rooms and a two car garage. flames stopped before reaching the Webber home. A truck was backed out and a neighbor helped move another car to save it. Insurance reported to cover the loss. Alarm around 3 10 p.m.
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Charles Ebber
Jordan Springs Road
Clearbrook Fire Co
Shawnee Fire Co
Webber
W. Piccadilly St
H. J. Martin
W. N. Godenour
Winchester
Kent St
James Heath
Gochenour
Fala’s Bed Missing From Potomac Yacht
The bed of Fala the Scottish terrier who slept aboard the former presidential yacht Potomac was stolen Sunday night. Watchman Robert Morse reported thieves ransacked the tor-port vessel now owned by Marie A. Paliasso of Saugus California. Inauguration ceremonies of a U S president first were broadcast at Calvin Coolidge’s second inaugural.
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Long Beach
Calif
Fala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Morse
Marie A. Paliasso
Saugus
Califf
U.S
Calvin Coolidge
Snowstorm Strikes Southside Virginia Trails with Several Fatalities
A powerful weekend storm dropped nine to twelve inches across Southside Virginia with up to eighteen inches in Halifax and Charlotte counties. Two car crashes caused fatalities as roads worsened, a Trailways bus wreck near Lebanon injured thirteen, and high winds hindered clearing crews. Sunshine later aided melting while most main highways remained open.
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Southside
Virginia
Halifax County
Charlotte County
Lebanon
Trailways
U.S. 19
Mocatanda
Richmond
Williamsburg
Appomattox
Hampton Roads
Market Report Baltimore USDA Cattle Receipts
US cattle receipts in Baltimore run 900 with slaughter steers and heifers steadier to 25 cents higher and some 50 cent gains. Cows and bulls steady while feeders linger unsold. supply split roughly 45 percent slaughter, 30 to 35 percent cows, rest feeders and bulls. Prices range from 20 to 26.50 for various slaughter cattle and 9.50 to 15 for canners and cutters.
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Baltimore
USDA
Cutter
Shelly Canner
Johnson works on address before inaugural events
President Johnson focuses on final drafting of his inaugural address in Washington after returning from Texas. He attends a Broadway pre-inaugural gala with Lady Bird, while a large private party crowd fills the crowd and Luci sleeps on a cot.
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Washington
Johnson
Lady Bird
Luci
Capitol Plaza
Texas Ranch
Air Force One
Earle Deathe
Austin
Tex
John T. Connor
Johnson City
Puerto Rico
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
Variable cloudiness and cold tonight and Tuesday with a low tonight 0 to 12 and a high Tuesday 18 to 26. Snow flurries midweek with a warming trend by Thursday and rainfall in the middle of the week. January rainfall to date 1.63 inches. yearly average 36.85 inches.
Wall Street Steels and Motors Lead Small Market Rise
Stock market edged higher in early trading with steelmakers and auto shares advancing while aerospace issues weighed. IBM rose to 439, General Dynamics and Boeing fluctuated, MercantileKe referencing Kennecott stalled near 100, AP index hit a record close on Friday.
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Standard & Poor
Associated Press
Boeing
General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft
IBM
Kennecott
General Motors
Republic Steel
Pennsylvania Raileroad
Richardson Sentenced in Car Theft Case
Naomi Deeree and Walter Lee Ri indicted for auto theft on Sept. 26, 1964. Richardson, with prior offenses, faced a penalty as Peter McKee urged jail time. Defense noted no damage or loss from the vehicle. Judge Marshall imposed 12 months in jail.
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Naomi Deeree
Walter Lee Ri
Peter McKee
Commonwealth
Richardson
Marshall
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