Deaths and Funerals Involving Ashwood Arehart and Kerns
Obituaries list Mrs. Ashwood Jame of New York with sisters from Winchester and Mount Williams and four half brothers. Mrs. Annie Lee Dunlap of Winchester dies at 87 after illness. service Monday at 2 p.m. in Winchester. burial Mount Hebron. Isaac Kerns of Grimes dies. funeral Tuesday at Omps Funeral Home. burial Wesley Cemetery Reynolds Store. Also notes a funeral for a Mr. Arehart with Rosary Monday. burial Riverview Cemetery Front Royal. In Nassau, British officials deny a secret Nassau deal. Adenauer trip seen as softening stance on British entry to the common market.
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Ashwood Jame
New York
New York City
St. Church
Jame
Frederick County
Stella Sager
Arthelia White
Winchester
Ethel Rudolph
Stephenson
Ernest Ashwood
Charles Lucian Ashwood
Winfred Ashwood
Mount Williams
Annie Lee Dunlap
Jackson Ave
North
Loudoun
Dunnlap
Walter Dunlap
John Elliott
Sarah E. Rosenberger
Rock Enon
Clayton Pugh
William Dunlap
Piedmont
W. Va
Rosier McCormack
Eere
H. Dysart
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert S. Arehart
Ida May Buchanan Arehart
St. John’s Catholic
Front Royal
Mabel Rumley Arehart
Mary Keller
Elizabeth France
Strasburg
Doris Kines
Gerald Arehart
U.S. Navy
Japan
Templeton Arehart
Arlington
Angie Martin
Estelle Studds
Elizabeth Swink
Maryland
Stover
St. John’s Catholic Church
John T. Silinski
Riverview Ce
Isaac Kerns
Grimes
Omps Funeral
Charles H. Harless
Robert Moore
Wesley
Reynolds Store
D. K
D. K. Russell, Jr
Thomas Russell
Henry Russell
Patrick Russell
Simp Russell
Herbert Tay
Macmillan
Nassau
Britain
Algeria
Greece
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
de Gaulle
Adenauer
le Monde
Massive Five Year Aid to Education Plan Outlined
Washington AP reports the Kennedy budget sketches a five year education aid program. It calls for 144 million dollars in next fiscal year spending and authority to commit up to 1.215 billion dollars that year to seed a multi year expansion. The plan includes funding for public school construction and teacher salaries to improve quality and capacity.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Ace
De Gaulle aims for Europe with France at center
U S officials say no change in policy despite De Gaulle press stance and push for a Western Europe alliance with France as dominant partner. Polaris offer remains open to France while Adenauer nears retirement and West German backing for a NATO nuclear force core grows. Winchester Apple Growers see no export impact from dock disruption.
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U.S
United States
France
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Europe
Britain
Winchester Apple Growers Assn
Truman ‘Nold
Valley mental tests set for Newport News man
Mental tests ordered for a Newport News resident, with Jai Wikies S. Moffatt Jr. directing and a 60 day court report deadline. Action followed a request by Rowe’s lawyers. Lexington town council approves a new hall dance ordinance requiring permits and limiting Sunday and late week dances. Orange workers vote against unionizing Virginia Metal Products Inc. And officials study an automatic warning system with city police or county jail signals.
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Staunton
Newport
Lexington
Dock Workers face union backlash amid Halifax shipping plan
Mr Butler said the firm plans to ship apples through Halifax as unions face public backlash over a strike. The company is testing rail or freight costs to load from Halifax while noting union insinuations that ship captains permitting loads in Alexandria would face unfavorable treatment in New York after the strike ends.
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Butler
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Alexandria
New York
Sclons Take Aim at Tattooing
Chicago and Illinois lawmakers move to regulate tattooing amid youth appeal. Lt. Vincent Burker notes tattoos often frustrate owners as they age while Alderman Paul Wigoda cites medical risks from needles and aims to push a licensing ordinance by March 6.
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Chicago
Illinois
Vincent Burker
Chicago Police Youth Bureau
Paul ‘T. Wigoda
Wigoda
Vacancy Created by W W Von Seldeneck Resignation
Procedures and state zoning laws were discussed at the meeting following the resignation of W. W. Von Seldeneck.
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W. W. von Seldeneck
Surveyors Gather in Williamsburg for 15th Annual Virginia Meeting
Nearly 100 members of the Virginia Association of Surveyors convene in Williamsburg for their 15th annual session. State Delegate Russell M. Carneal addresses the group as officers report yesterday and awards for outstanding work are to be presented at tonight's banquet.
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Williamsburg
Virginia Assn. of Surveyors
Russell M. Carneal
McCaskey Honors Harrison With Travel Fan Award
Gov Albertis S Harrison was named council Jr 8 Travel Fan of the Year after a presentation here yesterday. The award followed praise for his administration's stepped up industrial development drive while noting further progress and challenges ahead.
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Albertis S. Harrison
Council’ Jr
Harrison
Almost-Severed Leg Sewed Back After Accident
Hunt a six foot trapping worker weighing 200 pounds was struck by a rubbish truck near a Brookline public works depot. Police applied a tourniquet en route to the hospital. Surgeons including Dr. Thomas B. Quigle and Dr. Henry Wilde inserted an 18 inch steel rod into the leg and closed the wound after a six hour operation.
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Hunt
Ana
Brookline Public Works Department
Thomas B. Quigle
Henry Wilde
Moore
Man Convicted Of Three License Violations
An Opequon resident, John Henry Ball, was fined a total of 38.75 dollars for three violations of operating without a proper license. He received a 30 day license suspension and an additional 3.25 dollar fine.
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Opequon
John Henry Ball
Congressmen Get Consumer Bulletin No 1 On Shirts
Rep. Charles A. Vanik scolds wedding shirt sales as he recounts buying a shirt that failed after laundry, calling it Consumer Bulletin No 1 and promising more to spotlight business practices affecting customers. The anecdote came during a House session as he pressed for awareness of consumer issues.
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Washington
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Vanik
Japan
Consumer Bulletin No. 1
Denny's Commission Auction and Local Sales Listings
January 23 sale listings include Denny's Commission Auction located a half mile east of Winchester on Route 7 with furniture and appliances, plus All Breed Horse & Pony Sale at Baltimore Livestock Market on Rt 40 and Rt 32 with tack and animals. Also Joseph A. Massie Jr. sale at Winchester Virginia County Court House and Frederick County realty notices.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
ALL Breed Horse & Pony Consg
Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc
É& Rt
Alien C. Driver
Mer
Joseph
Frederick County Improvements Corporation
Virginia
East Boscawen Street
Dance Planned For This Evening At Gainesboro Fire Hall
The Gainesboro Fire Co sponsors an evening of entertainment for residents with a record hop for teens and a dance for adults plus a shooting match. Events begin at 7 p.m. in the fire hall.
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Gainesboro Fire Co
Weather Outlook and Hymn School Notes
The forecast calls for considerable tonight with lows 30 to 36 and a chance of rain or snow Sunday with high in the upper 30s to low 40s. An East Asia focused School of Missions will run four Sundays at 6 p.m. led by Rev. C S Bowman and others at the Salem Brethren Hymn Sing.
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Virginia
Salem of Brethren
School of Missions
East Asia
Korea
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Formosa
C. S. Bowman
Caroline Glaize
Ross Boyd
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