Obituary for Mary Alice Bush 93 in Allentown Pa
Mary Alice Bush 93 of 944 E Piccadilly St died today at her son Leon Bush in Allentown Pa. Born April 10 1872 in Frederick County she was the widow of John Bush. Survived by Leon Frederick Bush a sister Kate Gracey Martinsburg brothers Hugh Keller Martinsburg and William Keller Summit Point plus two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 3 30 at Jones Funeral Home Rev William A Lyons burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Mary Alice Bush
E. Piccadilly
Leon Frederick Bush
Allentown
Paul Bush
Fred. County
Newton Carper Keller
John , Bush
Braddock Street
Summit Point
W.va
Hugh
William Kéller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bluemont Woman 83 Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Charles King 83 of Bluemont died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born January 11, 1883 in Loudoun County she was the widow of Charles W. King. She ran Touch Wood Boarding House near Bluemont. Survived by sister Mrs Virgie Tapscott and brothers Beverley Boley and Samuel Boley plus 15 nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 2 at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Jane Elizabeth King
Bluemont
Winchester Memorial Hospital
King
Loudoun County
James Henry
Maggie Elizabeth Costello Boley
Charles W. King
Touch‘wood
Virgie Ellen Tapscott
Beverely M. Boley
District Heights
Samuel T. Boley
Purcellville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Green Hill Cemetery
Trivia Quiz Answers From A Vintage Newspaper Snippet
The reader lists answers to ten prompts: 1 Charles A Lindbergh 2 Kodiak Bear 3 False 4 Red Grange 5 Yes 6 False 7 144 dozen 8 Yes 9 Pompeii 10 Opal.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Kodiak Bear
Pompeii
Dr Graham Dies. Noted Physician and Son of Minister
Dr John Randolph Graham 91 of Winchester died today in Washington. Born May 10, 1874, he was son of Rev James Robert Graham and Fannie Bland Graham. He practiced medicine in New York City for over 50 years and served as Elder Ermitus at First Presbyterian, Winchester. Survived by nieces and nephews including Dr John Randolph Taylor of Washington. Funeral conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at the church. body at Kurtz Funeral Home awaiting service.
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John Randolph Graham
Winchester
Washington
Graham
James Robert
Fannie Bland Graham
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Ermitus
John Randolph Taylor
Kurtz
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Five fires reported in city area with minimal damage
Fire alarms struck three times yesterday and a fourth at 9 a m at a launder center on Berryville Avenue. Mrs F W Cole burned trash in Atwell Avenue lot causing a small grass fire. Sacred Heart Cemetery hedge burned and a 20 foot grassy area singed. Fire inspector William N Gochenour noted no major damage.
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Atwell Ave
F. W.cole
William N. Godenour
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Sarah Zane and
Friendship Fire Companies
Berryville Ave
Laundercenter
Gochenour
Area leaders honored at apple institute session
The National Apple Institute recognized Mr. Moore Mr. Robinson and Mr. Jones with the society's award for only the fourth time. Directors named include Mrs. George Flippen Jr Charles Greene James Ikenberry C E Johnson Dr W P Judkins Lacy Rea J E Wright and E S Toan. The peach industry committee lists J P Bonham Raymond Kinzie Alvin Meadows Paul Saunders and W E Williams. Charles S Toan warned fruit growers face a confused labor picture as foreign worker restrictions persist, risking fewer domestics if Viet Nam tension escalates amid draft and war production strains.
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George E. Flippen, Jr
Lynchburg
Charles H. Greene
Wise
James T. Ikenberry
Daleville
C. E. Johnson
Sperryville
W. P. Judkins
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Lacy K. Rea
Mr. Jackson
J. Earl Wright
Staunton
Peach Industry Committee
J.P. Bonham, Jr
Chilhowie
Raymond M. Kinzie
Troutville
Alvin Meadows
Criglersville
Paul M. Saunders
Piney River
W.E. Williams
Morrisville
Winchester
Charles S. Toan
Frederick County
Toan
Viet Nam
Elrich plans Mineral plant for ladies sleepwear
Elrich Manufacturing Co a Lewis Frimel Co subsidiary announced a new 30000 square foot sleepwear plant to be leased from Mineral Industrial Development Corp in Mineral Louisa County with operation set by March 14 and total employment expected at 200 to 250. The move ties to the Frimel Co of New York and the governor's office disclosed the plan.
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RICHMONDS@AP
Elrich Manuface Co
Louisa County
Mineral
Elrich
Lewis Frimel Co
New York
Charles Heinrich
The
Frimel Co
Mineral Industrial Development Corp
Henrich
Riggs to Take Winchester Post with Family Move
Mr. Riggs has been in place until his new appointment in Winchester. He is married to Barbara Gaskill of Portsmouth. The couple will reside in Winchester with daughters Leslie seven and Rona four after moving arrangements. They attend Fredericksburg Baptist Church. The Christ of the Andes statue stands high in the Andes on the Argentina Chile boundary.
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Winchester
MR. Riggs
Barbara Gaskill
Portsmouth
Leslie
Rona
Fredericksburg
the Christ of the
Andes
Andes Mountains
Argentina
Chile
Viet Cong Attacks Hit Refugee Camp and Provincial HQ
Reported assault near Tim Province headquarters 300 yards from a refugee camp. Mortar fire injured two Vietnamese guards. US CIA billet suffered no injuries beyond negligible damage. Camp described as chamber of horrors with a three room school demolished. Viet Cong also attacked Thang Binh district HQ and Quang Tin Province HQ with mortar and recoilless rifle fire, causing casualties among defenders.
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Tim
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Tu Hiep
Thang Binh
Tam Khy
Quang Tin
Peace talks urged to end delay as Viet Cong pressure grows
U.S. planners warn against ceding peace supervision to the International Control Commission. They argue the South Vietnamese army should hold ultimate responsibility while acknowledging the Communists dominate the countryside. A hard line stance is seen as necessary to force an end to delays.
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U.S
Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Peking
Hanoi
United States
Mrs Gandhi wins Indian prime ministership in Congress ballot
Mrs Gandhi polled 355 votes to 169 for rival Morarji Desai in a secret ballot in Parliament central hall. The Nehru era resumes as Gandhi urges party unity after Shastri's death. Desai concedes with a remark about blessings amid a new generation leading India.
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G.S. Pathak
Nehru
India
Shastri
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Kumaraswami Kumaraj
Rough Sailing For Amendment
West Virginia Senate considers ratification of a presidential succession amendment after the House passed it. Sen. W T Brotherton opposes, urging rejection to signal defects in Congress drafting. Article notes broader criticism of congressional action. Prime minister comment on India references hunger and famine risk.
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Charleston
W.va
Senate
West Virginia
House
89Th Congress
W.t.brotherton
D - Kanawha
Congress
GM Leads Wall Street As Market Adds To Record Run
General Motors again drove stocks higher on a heavy trading day as the market neared new records. GM rose over a point after a 1% gain Tuesday, while Ford and Chrysler were flat and other big names edged mixed.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
Johnson to attend Truman Peace Center ceremony in Missouri
President Johnson travels to Independence Missouri on Thursday to announce the establishment of a Harry S Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. The center will be interfaith and interterritorial with a $50,000 annual Peace Award funded by private donations.
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Washington
Johnson
Independence
Jerusalem
Harry S. Trueman
Hebrew University
Harry S. Truman
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Kansas City
Truman Library
Moyers
Truman Center For the Advancement of Peace
Weather Today in Virginia Lets Cold Night Lead to Warm Weekend
The forecast calls for fair and cold conditions tonight with teens into the morning. Thursday will be fair with a high near 90s and warming by Friday over the weekend. precip chances exist Thursday or Friday in Southern Virginia and Sunday across the region. Temperatures run well below normal with notable regional differences.
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Tennessee Valley
Rockies
Central Plains
Lakes Area
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Virginia
Rainfall totals and sea sound speed data
Rainfall data for January through December shows various monthly totals with a year to date total of 1.34 inches. The period includes averages over 52 years, and the basic speed of sound in seawater is given as 4800 feet per second per Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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