Obituaries in Winchester Star January 21 1969
Obituaries list Easley B Potts 69 of 504 Atwell Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also Lt Col Gus H Grisard retired 64 of Wanamassa N J died after heart surgery. Survivors include widow four sons and other relatives. Minnie Mitchell 84 of 115 West North Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral Thursday Woodstock Massanutten Cemetery. Also note: two percent of the nation's veterinarians are women and about two thirds in private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus H. Grisard
Wanamassa
N.J
Popiers
Salu
Sun- Walter Reed Army Hos
Grisard
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
Peyton St
Winchester
Clarksville
Tenn
Taiwan
Signal Corp
NATO
Naples
John R. Grisard
Vietnam
Richard H. Grisard
Colorado State College
Ft. Collins
Colo
James W
Thomas E. Grisard
Nancy Grisard
Catherine Murphy
Rebecca Crumpacker
Camden
Ind
Martha Dever
Nashville
Arlington National Cemetery
American Heart Association
Joseph Gawler
Naction
Official Kentucky seal features two friends embracing
The Kentucky official seal adopted December 20 1792 shows two friends embracing and bears the inscription United We Stand Divide We Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort, Ky
Commonwealth of Kentucky
National Guard Removed But Protesters Will March
Demonstrators plan a Wilmington march after Governor elect Peterson withdraws dusk to dawn National Guard patrols. PAR and Project Communications Network aim to protest corporate racism while Guard remains available for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Wilmington
Del
Russell W. Peterson
Dover
Peter Son
People Against Racism
PAR
Project Communications Network
Germelman Backs Drug Open Forum at James Wood High
Judge Carle F Germelman Jr of the Juvenile Domestic Relations Court urged parents to attend an open meeting on drug use by youths. The James Wood High School auditorium hosts the event with PTA and Student Cooperative Association sponsorship and Robert M Stutman from the Bureau of Narcotics as speaker. The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce endorsed the forum, and John McIntire presides for the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carle F. Germelman, Jr
Juvenile Domestic Relations Court
James Wood High School
Parents-Teachers Association
The
Student Cooperative Association
Robert M. Stutman
Department of Justice
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Winchester-Frederick County
Inwood Man Dies After Martinsburg Car Crash
Ray Arnold Whitacre 64 of Route 1 Inwood W Va was killed when the car he rode in struck a utility pole on Route 11 in Martinsburg. He died at Kings Daughters Hospital and is survived by family including two sons a daughter and several siblings. Funeral arrangements are at Brown Funeral Home with burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. A second obituary notes Philip Franklin England 80 of Front Royal died in Warren Memorial Hospital and will be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery after a Masonic memorial service at Jones Funeral Home.
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Easley B. Potts
Atwell Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Potts
Bedford County
David and
Matilda Wigfield Potts
Sylvia Elbin
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Mount Hebron
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Calvin Potts
Baltimore
Ruth Ann. Hyne
Huntington
N.Y
William Potts
Mabel Miller
Hagerstown
Floyd Potts
Jones Funeral Home
James R. Jackson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ray Arnold Whitacre
Route 1
Inwood
Martinsburg
W.S. Haines
Kings Daughters Hospital
Mr. Whitacre
Frederick County
John Lewis Whitacre
Kearneysville
Verte
Ann
Bruce Allen Whitacre
Winchester
Ethel Whitacre
Harry A. Masters
Charles Bennett
Brown Funeral Home
Harry Yoder
Chestnut Grove
Philip Franklin England
Blue Ridge Ave
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Edward J. Taylor
J. Scott Atkinson, Sr
Joseph Bugarski
Taylor F. Simpson
Lester A. Miller
William M. Feltner
Julian H. Buncutter
Brothers Surrender in UCLA Campus Slaying Case
Los Angeles AP reports brothers Larry and George Stiner, UCLA students, were linked to the killing of two Black Panthers on the UCLA campus. Larry, wounded, turned himself in at Lindbergh Field San Diego after an LA police statement. George surrendered with counsel at West LA station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Diego
Larry Joseph Stiner
Charles Clinton
West Los Angeles
Lindbergh Field
George Phillip Stiner
Stiner Brothers
University of California At
Spain
John Jerome Huggins
Bunchy
Carter
UCLA
C S Funds Growth Highlighted With New Branch Offices
C S Funds discusses expansion with two new branch offices and a pneumatic tube system. Bank Americard and the Bank Check Guarantee Card were introduced last spring. Officer elections for 1969 set for January 31 with a slate of directors named including Dr C L Riley and Harold D Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Americard
C&s Bank
Edwards
Hanoi Move Toward Peace Talks Quietly Backed by North Vietnam
Hanoi officials signaled willingness to discuss peace at the Paris conference. Lau of North Vietnam endorsed some Phong proposals and accepted ground rules viewed as two sided by both sides. Hanoi reportedly limited foreign contact to hide internal weaknesses while seeking the best possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Binh
Saigon
Lau
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
Global meat output of cattle sheep and swine in mid 20th century
World production tallies show 972 million cattle 917 million sheep and 386 million swine.
Wall Street Cautious as Dow Edges Higher
The New York market opened with a cautious tone as gains and losses balanced. Dow components firmed slightly while IBM held its ground amid monopoly charge news and Control Data gained about two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
National Dairy
IBM
Control Data
American
Xerox
General Motors
du Pont
Procter & Gamble
Phelps Dodge
Goodyear
Boeing
Benguet
INA Corp
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Associated Oil & Gas
Merrill Island Mining
Kalwex
Papert, Koening, Lois
Loew’s Theatres
Eckmar
North Canadian Oils
Snow Drifts Close Some Roads in Shenandoahs and Northward
Two inch snow blanketed the Shenandoah Valley with higher depths to the west while ice brought outages to about 700 customers in Virginia. Power and telephone crews worked as schools remained open in Frederick and Clarke Counties, with Winchester on a two day professional day break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
Virginia
Georgia
Associated Press
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Buchanan-Buena Vista
Waynesboro
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Radford
Christiansburg
Bath
Augusta
Highland
Warren
Rockbridge
State Highway Department
Shenandoah Valley
Weather Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Weather features from across regions. The report compiles notable conditions, forecasts, and notable patterns observed by meteorologists. Highlights include temperature trends, precipitation chances, and regional anomalies impacting travel and daily planning.
Nixon Speech Draws Broad Global, Domestic Reactions
Leaders from the Soviet Union and Vatican sent praise and prayers as Nixon took office, urging steps toward peace and unity. British and American editors offered cautious approval, while public reaction ranged from inspired to critical amid words of doubt and ambiguity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Soviet Union
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Kremlin
Vatican
Paul VI
Hanoi
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Radio Hanoi
Hong Kong
London
Times
New York Times
Humphrey
Richmond
D. M. Wetter
Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Winchester
The forecast covers Virginia with cloudy skies and a chance of drizzle tonight and milder Wednesday. Thursday remains cloudy with a chance of rain. Winchester reports sunset at 5 20 p m, sunrise at 7 27 a m, moonset at 9 34 p m, and a first quarter moon on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rainfall Totals for Past 24 Hours and Yearly Averages
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. totals 42. January rainfall to date 74. The 1964 year to date is 74. The 55 year average annual rainfall is 36.50. Five year totals include 1963 93.46 1964 31.63 1965 26.85 1966 33.82 1967 36.48. Monthly averages over 55 years list January 2.41, February 2.19, March 3.10, April 3.13, May 3.66, June 3.72, July 3.78, August 3.76, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.51, December 2.34.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Snow
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Norfolk Attorney Alan Diamonstein to Address Young Democrats
Alan Diamonstein, 37, Norfolk attorney and Virginia House of Delegates member, will be the featured speaker at the 7th District Young Democrats executive and dinner meeting at Holiday Inn East. Gene T. Dicks of Middletown will serve as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Diamonstein
Norfolktorney
Virginia House of Delegates
Tomorerow
Young Democrats
Holiday Inn East
7Th District
Winchester-Frederick County
Diamonstein
Young Democratic Clubs of
Virginia
Gene T. Dicks
Middletown
Meeting on Drug Effects At James Wood High
A community meeting on drug use and effects is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the James Wood High School auditorium. Organized by the Student Cooperative Assn and the James Wood P T A, the event invites interested adults and Winchester and Frederick County high school students. Special agent Robert M. Stutman of the U S Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs will speak and present the film The Riddle about real drug users experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood High School
James Wood High School Student Cooperative Assn
James Wood Parent Teachers’ Assn
Winchester
Frederick County
Robert M. Stutman
Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs
U.S. Department of Justice
Brush Fire Deliberately Set Near Shawnee Residence
Firemen from Shawnee Fire Co were alerted to a brush blaze behind the Timbrook residence on Senseny Road around 11 o’clock last night. Neighbors reported the fire and the crew found the pile burning in the snow to prevent spread. The incident was deemed an intentional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Fire Co
Lockhart
Senseny Road
Timbrook
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Winchester Evening Star
Easley
Potts
Col
Gus Grisard
Joseph Mitchell
Minnie Mitchell
West North Ave
Mitchell
Montgomery County
John
Nancy Mary Winfree Sublett
Woodstock
Harry Rudy
Ralph Gochenour
Richard Kibler
Kerby Ortis
Freddie Frye
G. R. Waterman
John Richeman
J. Wilbur Godenour
Frank Morrison
William Logan
Gerald Hepner
Massanutten Cemetery
Philip Franklin
England
Mr. Ensley B. Potts
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MDS
Loudoun Street
Ments
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Funeral Hone, Inc
Loudoun St
Winchester. VA
Peterson
Martin Luther King Jr
Charles L. Terry Jr
Delaware
Germelman
Mandent
C&s Funds
C. L. Riley
Ray H. Duncan
Fred, I. Brumback
C. Robert Creamer, Jr
Harold R. Edwards
H. Robert .Edwards
William A. Johneston
Harold D. Patton
Paul D. Plumly
Edward C. Shokes
Samuel N. Whitacre
James R. Wilkins
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
County Court House
Back Creek District
Shawnee District
Opequon
Stephen City
County Board of Assessors
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
California
Nevada
Idaho
Norfolk
Governor’s Council For
Human Relations Council
Newport News
Hampton Roads Boys Club
Salvation Army
United Fund
Peninsula Assn
Sidney D. Peck
Augusta Military Academy
University of Virginia
University of Virginia School of Law
U.S. Air Force
Alan A, Diamonstein
I, Q
Thames
Brussels
Bird
Geo
Washington
Thos
Jefferson
Lincoln
Glaize & Bro
Andersen Perma
Andersen
GSMA
N. Cameron St
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