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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1964

Page

2

Funeral service for John Samuel Frye near Albin

A funeral will be held at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald Clark officiating for John Samuel Frye who died Wednesday. A graveside service by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2133 will follow at Clifton Cemetery with pallbearers Clifton Arnold Albert McFarland and Taylor Anderson. Interment is tomorrow evening at ghia Cemetery.

John Samuel Frye Albin Omps Ronald Clark The Veterans of Foreign Alerts Post

Obituaries and funeral notices prolific in Frederick area

A funeral service for Mrs. Gold ie Virginia Smedley of Route 4 is set for Monday at Omps Funeral Home. Maurice W. Lake of 237 Ave will have a service at 1 30 p m at the Jeal Home with named pallbearers. Charles Franklin Hough, 72, of Frederick dies after short illness. he was a noted orchardist and former employee of RE Byrd Inc. survivors include multiple children and a widow. Funeral services for Hough will be held at R. E. Dailey Funeral Home in Frederick tomorrow at 10 am with burial at Pleasant Hill.

Maurice W. Lake 237 Ave Jeal Earl Wiley Riches A. Whe Rofes Charles Franklin Hough Frederick Monocacy Hall Charles Town W. Va St. James Catholic Church Menrobia RE Byrd, Inc van Virginia Vines Hough Minnie Good Charles Hi , Jr Leo F. Hough James Hough Mary Abrecht Thelma Good Luray Esther Purdum Gaithersburg Eva Fry Chester A R. E. Dailey Alfred. E. Smith St. John’s Catholic Church Pleasant Hill

Funeral Notices for Maurice Lake and Harper Glenn Hall

Funeral notices announce services for Maurice Lake on Saturday at 1:86 p.m. and Harper Glenn Hall on Monday at 1:80 p.m. Both services are at Jones Funeral Home, with Jones Funeral Home, Inc. identified in the notice.

Mr. Maurice ‘W. Lake Mr. Harper Glenn

Rev Keady to Visit St Marys Church

Rev Keady will visit St Marys Church and celebrate Holy Mass. Mr and Mrs Parkins attenders plan a Penelope greet and Mrs W Rowe assists in arrangements. Col and Mrs Layton of Millwood are noted as hosts.

Rev. Keady St. Mary's Church Parkins Wally Rowe Keady Layton Millwood

Jury Weighs 75000 Suit Over Frederick County Accident

A Circuit Court jury considers a case involving Chaboudy who says a Frederick County accident left him permanently injured. He claims about two and a half months in a full neck-to-waist cast and lasting limits on his activities. The judge instructed the seven-member panel to assess damages using defined factors.

Frederick County Weshes Lejeune N.C Chabody Elliott D. Marshall

De Gaulle Seeks Recognition of Red China Cited

President De Gaulle argues recognition of Red China is prudent to fill a Western policy vacuum in the Far East and to influence Peking. Lester Pearson’s talks with Johnson touch on France's expected move and a possible two China policy while Formosa remains disputed.

Washington Charles de Gaulle Johnson Red China Far East de Gaulle U.S China Lester B. Pearson Pearson Paris France DeGaulle Soviet Union Red Formosa Peking Red Chinese Petrus Southeast Asia Viet Nam

Senators adopt Germaneness rule to curb talks

Washington reports that the Senate backed a rule requiring debate to stay on topic for three hours during major issues, amid criticism of slow legislation. Senate action follows calls to limit time and defenses spending plans as hearings begin February 3 chaired by Senator Richard Russell.

Senate Jess Richard B. Russell D-Ga Russell

Goldwater story continues with disjoint details

Disjoint lines describe a Goldwater article continuing from page one. Mentions a Ready Insurance firm, Seale, a $542 stereo record player sent to Johnson's home, Baker's suggestion, and insurance policies. Scattered phrases reference advertising tires and a station controlled by an entity, with unclear context.

Seale Johnson Baker Ae Saling Jsneniben

Area Farm Bureau Officials Confer With Legislators

Area Farm Bureau officials from memesee counties confer with state leaders including State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr and Del Blackburn Moore about agriculture policy and House and Senate agriculture committee actions.

Area Farm Bureau Harry F. Byrd, Jr del. E. Blackburn Moore House of Dele Senate Agriculture

Weather and political notes amid mixed signals

The item blends a routine forecast with political commentary as House figures debate Baker investigations and presidential remarks. The forecast mentions mild weekend days while the political discussion cites H R Gross and Carl Albert regarding sworn testimony and potential Senate inquiry.

Gross Reynolds

Rainfall totals and 51 year averages listed

The report shows January rainfall to date 3.45 inches and 1964 to date 3.45 inches. It provides average monthly rainfall over the past 51 years with values for each month from January through December, highlighting higher rainfall in June and July at 3.88 inches.

Cactus Varieties Count Surpasses Thousand Worldwide

Scientists and horticulturists note there are about 1,000 distinct cactus species to study. Botany experts describe habitats spanning deserts and cultivated gardens, highlighting diversity in shapes and adaptations across genera.

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