Infant Alecia Ostertag Dies in Winchester Hospital
Alecia Fay Ostertag infant daughter of John B and Alice Crosen Ostertag died Monday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born January 21 in Winchester and is survived by her parents and one brother. A graveside service will be held at Mount Hebron Cemetery at 3:30 tomorrow led by Rev. Robert Hare.
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Alecia Fay Ostertag
John B
Alice Crosen Ostertag
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
John Blair Os- Diane
Vanessa Jean Ostertag
Mount Hebron
Robert Hare
Jones Funeral Home
Madge Louise Ritter
Alexandria Hospital
E. T. Clark
James Grayson
Jack Lowery
Kenneth Lowery
Maurice Lowery
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Thelma Mason
Berkeley Springs
W.va
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Laura Rankin
Louise Slayton
New York City
Celia Shockey
Hagersetown
Irvin Baker
Hancock
Berkeley Springs First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gary Kerns
Mason
Greeneway Cemetery
Helsley
Tides
Cambridge Massachusetts questions reveal John Adams wrote to God about the American Revolution. The riddle references enlarging a hole and mentions the Ohio River, the War of 1812, and a remark about longer. It ends with a personal note: my wife and I.
Obituaries for Albert Withers and Amanda Heflin
Albert Withers 85 of Hampshire County West Virginia died Saturday in Augusta. Born February 14 1881 in Bloomery he was son of Clay and Anna Miller Withers. He is survived by seven children two brothers and two sisters funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at McKee Funeral Chapel Augusta with burial in Salem Cemetery near Slanesville. Amanda Frances Holtsclaw Heflin 75 of Berryville died Saturday funeral today at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev Julian Orrell. Burial follows at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Albert McGee Withers
Hampshire County
W. Va
Augusta
Mr. Withers
Bloomery
Clay
Anna Miller Withers
Amanda Frances Holtsclaw Heflin
Berryville
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
D. Blanton Allen
Oscar Ramsburg
Eustace Jackson
Lloyd Hart
Lawrence D. Roberts
Stewart Brown, Jr
Floyd McWilliams
Edward Enton
Haywood Leak
Infant Kevon Lavander Dies. Funeral Planned
Kevon Lavander infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lavander Jr of 19 East North Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents three brothers two sisters two uncles three aunts two grandmothers and two grandfathers. Funeral conducted tomorrow afternoon by Rev Newton Turner with burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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Kevon Dwayne Lavander
East North Ave
Frank Lavander
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bruce, Curtiss
Frank Lavander III
Felecia
Darlene Lavander
Samuel Walker
Frances Lavander
Newton Turner
Orrick Cemetery
Rooney to help support of his sixth wife
Actor Mickey Rooney agreed to contribute to the support of his sixth wife Margaret who asked for 845 dollars a month. Mrs Rooney, 45, filed for divorce on grounds of cruelty and Rooney 46 countered with a petition for divorce or annulment. The couple wed September 10 in Las Vegas and lived together 101 days.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Margaret
Huntsberry Named Bank Leader in Winchester History
MA Huntsberry, former Handley High and University of Virginia graduate, was named to lead a Winchester bank board in 1967. He has served since 1937 with Schenck Foods and holds civic positions including Rotary president and Red Cross official. He and wife Gardett reside at 508 Courtfield Ave with two of their four children. another daughter and son live elsewhere.
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MA. Huntsberry
Handley High School
University of Virginia
U.S. Navy
Schenck Foods
Huntsberry
Winchester Rotary Club
Winchester
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Tuberculosis and Health
Double Life at Pembroke College Prompts Fashion Fame
Mary S. Shimkus 21 from Hartford is a senior at Pembroke College and Brown University. She has modeled for Emilio Pucci in Florence and holds an invitation to return there after graduation. She has traveled to New York Boston Hartford Providence and San Antonio for fashion work while majoring in art history.
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Miss Shimkus
Hartford, Conn
Coordinate College
Brown University
Emilio Pucci
Florence
Italy
Wail
New York
San Antonio
Tex
Minneapolis
Boston
Hartford
Providence
Shimkus
Weather Today Rainfall Forecast in Virginia
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs near 70 and lows 45 to 50. Winds southwest around 10 mph. Rainfall yesterday none and year to date 0.20 inches. January through December averages and five year rainfall totals listed for 53 years of data.
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Virginia
One Major Agency Shows Spending Drop in 1968 Budget
President Johnson’s request for fiscal 1968 shows spending declines only at NASA where allocations fall about 300 million from the current budget. Several programs appear cut but are offset by shifts and larger increases elsewhere, including higher education and postal rate changes.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles L. Schultze
Virginia Delegates Support Reduced Public Works Funds
AP reports President Johnson’s proposed funds for Virginia projects lower than current year appropriations. The budget requests 6.5 million for Hampton Roads deepening and 750 thousand for Gathright Dam, while Army engineers operate under 7 million and 1.5 million respectively. Magdalena, New Mexico is named for the Mary Magdalene rock landmark near the town.
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Washington
Johnson
Virginia
Gathright Dam
Hampton Roads
Gathright
Army
Wall Street slips as market forms uneven early retreat
The AP index shows irregular declines across key stocks with Du Pont down about 14 points dragging averages lower. United Airlines and Eastern Air Lines fall while Merck climbs slightly. Boeing Zenith and Raytheon slip, and Eaton, Yale & Towne drops on large volume.
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New York
Polaroid
du Pont
United Aircraft
U.s.steel
General Motors
Wall Street
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
KLM
Merck
Boeing Zenith
Raytheon
Eaton, Yale & Towne
American Telephone
Chrysler
Boeing
American Stock Exchange
Early street lighting used candles in home windows
In its earliest form public street lighting relied on placing lighted candles in the windows of homes along the street. This simple method marked the initial approach to illuminating urban thoroughfares before gas and electric lamps.
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Mary Helen Massie
Cambridge, Mass
John Adams
Anz A
Ottages
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Albert Withers
Heflin Service
NSM
National
Morticians
Hit Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun St
Kevon Lavander
Rooney
Blackburn
Harold G. Brown
Mr. Blackburn
Robert D. Glaize
Robert V. Fuller
Roy Harper
Elsie Mathews
Kathleen B. Hash
Liam W. Fuller
Annie Jane B. Hicks
Jay H. Lowden, Jr
James L. Hockman
Thomas M. Harrison
Ralph E. Coates
Robert H. Madigan
John L. Kater
Donald R. Grubbs
Frank Armstrong
William M. Battaile
Mr. Brown
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Joseph P. Dorsey
Harold V. Gaskill
Mr. Glaize
J. Sloan Kuykendall
William H. Lawrence, II
Albert W. Loring
Philip A. MacSween
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Stephen M. Rosenberger
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Providence, R.I
Mary S. Shimkus
Pembroke Liege
Haute Couture Mod
Magdalena, N.M
Mary Magdalene
Cem
N. Cameron St
Renee
C & S Bank
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