Wisecarver Family Longtime Berryville Service figure dies
W D Wisecarver of Berryville formerly Upperville moved 50 years ago. He opened a Tailor Shop then ran the first auto for hire license in Virginia and established Wise Carver Service Station on S Church St. His son runs Wisecarver Garage. He served on town council and in Game Protective Org. Funeral 2:30 at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Green Hill Cemetery. Flowers omitted.
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Wise
Carver
Virginia
S. Church St
Wisecarver
Police Dispatcher Robert M Grim 51 Dies in Winchester
Robert M Grim a Winchester police dispatcher aged 51 died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born November 2 1913 in Winchester and married Martha Forney in 1936. Funeral services set for tomorrow 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron. Memorial service by the Fraternal Order of Police tonight at 9.
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S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Grim
Winchester
H. Grim
Ola Boyd Grim
Martha Forney
Order of Police
United Commercial Travelers
Izaak Walton League
Robert M. Grim, Jr
University of Virginia, Thomas
Grim
U. S.navy
New London
jConn
David B. Grim
Richard Rosenberger
Charlena Grim
Charles H. Grim, Jr
Charles M. Rosenberger
Jones Funeral Home
Fred W. Groff
Joseph C. Ritter
Ernest A. Stotler
Ronald L. Bowers
J. Alvin Johnson, Jr
Ira F. Nesselrodt
Lloyd P. Bland, Jr
Winchester Police Department
Mount Hebron
Fnternal Order of Police
Helicopter assault vivid in Vietnam airlift critique
In Saigon amid turmoil, helicopters ferried about 1,500 soldiers into Kiên Hòa Province 50 miles south of Saigon. Communist fire downed three choppers but crews were rescued. Five government personnel were killed and 11 wounded in the attack.
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Saigon
Kien Hoa
Outdoors Goes Indoors at New York Sportsmen Show
The Sportsmen's Vacation and Travel Show comes to the New York Coliseum February 19 to 28. A 10 day exhibit features tank shows and displays of hunting and fishing gear indoors.
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New York
New York Coliseum
Byrd Family Ties Highlight Local Leaders and Activities
Mrs. Byrd, wife of Harry F. Byrd, Jr., vice president at Washington and Lee, is active as Clarke County Historical Association president, Garden Club of Virginia director, and Blue Ridge Players president. The Byrds have three children and support local events including the Apple Blossom festival.
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Harry F. Byrd
Washington and Lee Alpha Fraternity
Washington, D.C
3YDS
Richard E., Jr
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Lucy
Clarke County High School
William
Berryville
Byrd
Clarke County Historical Association
Garden Club of Virginia
Blue Ridge Players
Colonial Dames of America
Byrds
Grace Episcopal Church
Luci Baines Johnson
Avenel
C County
Garden clubs urge crackdown on junkyards along highways
Winchester Clarke and Little Garden Clubs influence Frederick County to urge Sheriff DeHaven to act against auto junkyard operators violating state law. Garden Club of Virginia director Mrs. Richard E. Byrd lauds federal focus on road roadside improvement as long sought.
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The
Garden Club of Virginia
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
J. Sloan Kuykendall
GCV
Little Garden Club
Bursey Urges Dog License Compliance in Frederick County
Frederick County dog warden Henry Bursey issued a reminder that all dogs six months or older must be licensed by January 31. Licenses are sold at the county treasurer’s office 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. six days a week, with a rabies certificate required. Violations carry fines up to 300 dollars and possible jail, and officers will strictly enforce tagging rules for licensed dogs.
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Frederick County
Henry Bursey
Burley
Bursey
Four Indictments Returned in Winchester City Court
A Winchester Corporation Court grand jury returned four forgery indictments and one assault indictment. Names include William Holtzclaw for a $22 check forgery, Woodrow Miller for two $65 forgeries, Franklin Bryson for a $25 check and utterance, and Howard Coleman for an assault related to Raymond Briscoe. Wade C. Emmart presided as grand jury foreman.
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Winchester Corporation Court
William Franklin Holtzclaw
Woodrow William Miller
Franklin Randolph Bryson
Howard Allen Coleman
Sault
Raymond Briscoe
Wade C. Emmart
Damaged Antiques and Fire at Churchill Estate
The flat and antiques were badly scorched after a fire near Sir Winston Churchill's residence. Smoke drifted toward Churchill's bedroom while a tennis court stood between the blaze and his house. Lady Landon, widow of Sir Frederick Landon, owns the cat mentioned in the scene. By 11:05 a.m. smoke eased with a light breeze.
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Churchill
Lady Landon
Frederick William Bainbridge Landon
Two Moslems arrested in Mansour assassination attempt
In Tehran two more young Moslems were arrested and charged with taking part in the assassination attempt on Premier Ali Mansour. Mansour was wounded by two bullets as he exited his car near Parliament and is listed as improving satisfactorily.
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Tehran
Iran
Ali Mansour
Mansour
Fahnestock Installed as Walton President in Winchester
Dave Fahnestock was formally installed as president of the Winchester chapter Izaak Walton League during the annual oyster roast at the Coca Cola plant. The club now has 381 members, the second largest in the state behind Lynchburg, with Ernie Nesselrodt Lester McKee Doug Hotter and Leonard Shaugh serving as officers. Glenn Welden did not oversee the installation.
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Dave Fahnestock
Winchester
Izaak Walton League
Coca-Cola
Eddie Miller
Lynchburg
Ernie Nesselrodt
Lester
Teddy) McKee
Doug Hotter
Leonard Shaugh
Glenn Welden
Alexandria
Izaak Walton
Preaching Mission Guest Speaker at Winchester Exchange
Dr William A Benfield of Charleston W Va Presbyterian church will address the Winchester Exchange Club during the regular meeting as part of the Preaching Mission and will be joined by Dr E T Clark.
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William A. Benfield
First Presbyterian Church of
Charleston
W. Va
Winchester Exchange Club
Benfield
Winchester
Winchester- Frederick County
E. T. Clark
Weather Today Virginia Forecast and Rain Outlook
Increasing cloudiness tonight with low temperatures 32 to 36. Saturday mostly cloudy and mild with rain possible in the afternoon or at night. Sunday cloudy with occasional rain and milder conditions. Forecast notes include monthly and annual rainfall data and normal temperature deviations for February through December.
Wall Street Mixed Moves After Mild Market Correction
The market showed a mild correction with mixed gains and losses. General Motors and Chrysler motors held steady while steel stocks edged higher. rubber, mail order, aerospace, and chemical shares posted small moves. Sunshine Mining advanced as Gulf Sulphur and IBM gained, Ryder Systems slipped after a prior surge.
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Ching Motors
Sunshine
Gulf Sulphur
IBM
Ryder Systems
Chadbourne-Gotham
P ‘Drug
American Telephone
Texas ‘Sulphur
Livestock Market Weekly Summary Shows Mixed Cattle And Hogs
The report covers receipts this week 1750 cattle and 2275 hogs with 1791 and 2418 last week. Slaughter steers and heifers rise 25 cents or more at times with cows up 25 to 50 cents while bulls hold steady or ease. Feeder cattle improve up to 50 cents. hogs rise 25 cents early then ease. sows gain 50 to 75 cents. Sleep note closes with a remark on sleep versus food.
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