Obituaries in Winchester Star list Shade Jenkins Pugh Lowman
Obituaries for Melvin C Shade 60 of Paw Paw WV, Allie Jenkins of Summit Point, Charles Loring Pugh 59 of Whitacre, and John Wesley Lowman 91 of Siler Route note funeral plans. Services set at Bethel Methodist and Redlands Methodist churches with burial in Bethel Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery. Surviving relatives include a son David Shade and many grandchildren and siblings. The notices include multiple family names and funeral home details.
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Charles Loring Pugh
Whitacre
The Check-Off Quiz Highlights Uneven Knowledge
A mixed list tests general knowledge with items including Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg, Mississippi, San Francisco California, Henry Light Horse Harry Lee, the word Pushing, the Typewriter, Bird, and the claim that guided missiles are manufactured here.
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Mississippi
San Francisco
Calif
Henry
Light Horse
Harry, Lee
CAB Reports On Crash Here
The Civil Aeronautics Board says a May plane crash near Winchester Virginia likely resulted from pilot negligence. The craft struck power lines four miles east of here after taking off from Winchester Memorial Airport. Pilot Wade H. Guard Jr. 39 of Winchester was killed. passenger William Albert Cooper of Winchester was seriously injured.
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Washington
Winchester
Civil Aeronautics Board
Winchester Memorial Airport
Izaak Walton Lake
Here
GAB
Wade HH
Guard Jr
William Albert Cooper
Mrs. T. E. Shingleton obituary in Romney West Virginia
Mrs. T. E. Shingleton 77 of 197 South Bolton Street Romney West Virginia died Monday in Hampshire Memorial Hospital. She was born November 3 1889 in Hampshire County daughter of James P. Doyle and Mary Susan Timbrook Doyle. She belonged to Fairview Methodist Church and American Legion Auxiliary Hampshire Unit 91. Survived by husband Thomas E. Shingleton one daughter Mrs Andrew L. Russell five sons Carl B. Shingleton Hoy G. Shingleton Glenn E. Shingleton Ray E. Shingleton two brothers Clarence O. Doyle Clyde A. Doyle 11 grandchildren one great grandchild. Funeral conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Schaffer Funeral Home Romney by Rev Arnold Hush and Co E Brandt. Burial in Indian Mound Cemetery Romney.
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Allie Jenkins
Charles E. Jenkins
Summit Point
W. Va
Jenkins
Virginia
McLean
Eliza Jenkins
Eugene
Helen) Campbell
James E
Agnes) Jenkins
Roy E
Nellie) Jenkins
Charles R. Jenkins
Roosevelt Wilson Jenkins
Aubrey Jenkins
Silas Jenkins
Berryville
Henry Jenkins
Culpeper
Haywood Jenkins
Leesburg
Jacob Jenkins
Charles Butler
John H. Enders
Mr. Pugh
Hampshire County
W.va
Charles II
Lucy Largent Pugh
James Ercel Pugh
Nain
Janice Fank
Martinsburg
Russell Pugh
Whitacre
Lillie Hammock
Whiteacre
Bessie Omps
Bloomery
James E. Duff
Woodlawn
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Clersia
Viola Shingleton
Bolton St
Romney
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Shingleton
James P
Mary Susan Timbrook Doyle
Fairview Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Hampshire
Thomas E. Shingleton
Andrew L. Russell
Carl B. Shine “Gleton
Roufrey
Apho W. Shingleton
Falls Church
Hoy G. Shingleton
Glenn E. Shinegleton
Ray E, Shingleton
Staunton
Clarence O, Doyle
Wardensville
Clyde A, Doyle
Winchester
Schaffer Funeral Home
Arnold Hush and Co
E. Brandt
Indian Mound Cemetery
Death of W Taft Russell in Winchester Memorial Hospital
W Taft Russell 55 of Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 19 1911 in Frederick County he was son of the late A P Russell. Survived by wife Earline Lofton two children one step son one grandchild and several siblings. Funeral conducted Friday at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home with burial at St John Lutheran Church Cemetery.
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William Taft Russell
Williams
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Russell
Frederick County
A.P. Russell
Earline G. Lofton
Winchester
Stone Webster Electrical Company
Polly’s Cab
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Conrad J. Christianson, Jr
Zirkle Williams
Ralph Williams
James Wallace
Robert Wallace
Franklin Anderson
Bruce Painter
St. John Cemetery
Ky weathered hostile Auckland protests during last NZ visit
Premier Ky faced egg throwing and a 30 minute clash with police as 500 demonstrators pressed a cordon at Auckland Town Hall. His party members were splattered, police used dogs, and seven men were dragged away. He then traveled to a dairy farm setting, away from city turmoil.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Nuyen Cao Ky
I, Tait
R.G. McLeroy
Pike Calls Church the Taillight Headline
Bishop James A. Pike told a Gainesville audience the church is the tail light not the headlight in truth. He criticized theologians as lazy and urged church officials to stop sheltering the laity from questions as he seeks a hearing on heresy charges. He warned the church is dying even as religious books sell well.
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Gainesville
Fla
James A. Pike
Christian Church
University of Florida
Pike
Episcopal
California
Baker Trial Saga of Safe Deposit Boxes
In U S District Court the Baker trial centers on two safe deposit boxes one tied to Baker and the other to the late Sen Robert Kerr The government alleges Baker heisted about 80000 of campaign funds from California lenders and used much for the Carousel Motel in Ocean City Maryland Baker contends Kerr lent him 25000 and that the Kerr box contained the equivalent funds upon Kerrs death while Kerrs box opened after his death showed 42950 in cash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bobby Baker
U.S. District Court
Baker
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
California Savings and Loan
Kerr
Senate Democrats
Ocean City
California
Edward Bennett Williams
Rex McClure
District of Columbia
William O. Bittman
Defendants in Maryland Case Postponed and Related Robbery Trial
Trial of Robert Bonnett of Baltimore scheduled in Frederick County Circuit Court was continued to April 14 on defense motion. Wanda Bonnett testified her husband confined by a virus. He is one of four Baltimore men indicted for breaking and entering and grand larceny of guns from Stephens City Hardware last August. The jury was dismissed and bond continued. Ernest Lee Hayes of West Virginia faced assault and robbery charges in a July 7 1958 incident against Andrew Whales. Hayes pleaded innocent to both counts. he had earlier pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 years, later reversed by the U S District Court and retired here. trial set for March 30.
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Robert Woman Bennett
Baltimore
Frederick County
Wanda Bonnett
Stephens City Hardware
Bond
Ernest Lee Hayes
West Virginia
Andrew Whales
Hayes
U.S. District Court For
Western District
Virginia
Virginia Weather: Warm, Mild Now and Weekend Showers
Partly cloudy tonight in Virginia with a low 44 to 48. Thursday brings variable clouds and mild temps 64 to 68. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Five day outlook shows above normal temperatures with highs 65 to 62 and nights 38 to 45. Warm spell followed by cooler weekend conditions and rainfall 0.5 to 1 inch possible by Friday through the weekend.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Past Years
Rainfall data through 8 30 a m shows no rain in the last 24 hours. January through December averages for 53 years total 36 56 inches with monthly averages listed from January through December. Past five years rainfall figures are 1961 3 22. 1962 45 36. 1963 41 65. 1964 33 31. 1965 24 27. 1966 3 32.
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Janary
China U S reopen talks as envoy wears cultural revolution tunic
Wang Kuo-Chuan and U S Ambassador John A Gronouski met to resume the 132nd session of secret talks that began in Geneva in 1955. Gronouski sought a line on who gains power in China while diplomats expect Wang to attack U S policy in Asia.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
China
Mao Tse-tung
Wang Kuo-Chuan
U.S
John A. Gronouski
Geneva
Gronouski
Lan
Wang
Asia
Senate Opens Debate On Reorganization Bill
The Senate moves to debate a broad reorganization bill after a two week fight over an antifilibuster rule. Senator Mansfield shifts to the reform bill as critics threaten amendments and Senator Monroney cautions about a flood of changes.
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Senate
Washington
The
Congress
Mike
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Wallace Carries Ala. Fight to Washington
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace argues before the Senate Finance Committee against a federal welfare funds cutoff set for Feb. 28. Wallace, assisting his wife Governor Lurleen Wallace, contests Alabama’s obligation to sign nondiscrimination assurances under Civil Rights Act provisions while facing a $95.8 million aid cut affecting up to 200000 people.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Senate Finance Committee
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
John W. Gardner
Gardner
Welfare Department
Wall Street edge as market shows mixed gains early
The New York market opened with a slight advance in a busy session. Major named stocks moved with Johnson & Johnson gaining 3 points on stock split talk while Xerox and American Airlines fell over a point. Gulf & Western rose to 40 and Standard Oil New Jersey opened higher, with the AP average up 0.1 to 314.8.
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New York
Johnson & Johnson
General Dynamics
RCA
Kenecott
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Xerox
American Airlines
Josten’s
Gulf & Western Industries
Brunswick
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
SCM Corp
Associated Press
Man shoots self in leg during practice on grandmother’s farm
Harry Hewitt, 22, accidentally shot himself in the left leg while quick drawing on his grandmother’s farm near Opequon at about 2 30 p m State Police said. He was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. Trooper C D Taylor reported a .22 caliber pistol was used.
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Harry Hewitt
Winchester Memorial Hospital
C. D. Taylor
Mr. Hewitt
Opequon
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Winchester Evening Star
Melvin C. Shade
Paw
Mr. Shade
Walter Correll
Ruth T. DeHaven Shade
Bethel Methodist Church
Slanesville
Shade
David Shade
Morgantown
Ruth Amstot
Joseph J. Sweck
Bethel Cemetery
Mrs
Charles Jenkins
Loring Pugh
John Lowman
John Wesley Lowman
Siler
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Washington Grove
Robert Lowman
Mr. Lowman
Pike County
Ohio
Jacob and
Amy Davis Lowman
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Jean Elizabeth Marshall Lowman
John L. Lowman
Melvin Lowman
Clarence Lowman
Salisbury
Louise Schwartz
Cockeysville
Marshall Jones
Dayton
Earl Jones
Oregonia
Walter Lowman
Peebles
Ralph Malcomb
Pine Grove Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Flowers
MAL
MDS Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
Pine Grove
ORDER
Golden Nuiek
Idea Center
Gete
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Upper Lakes Region
Midwest
Rockies
T. E. Shingleton
W. Taft Russell
Ception
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce ST
Safe Deposit Boxes
Bittman
Oliver Gasch
Nancy Carole Tyler
Florida
Ala
Balla
Weldwood
N. Cameron St
Wall Street
C. I. Brumback
N. Cameron
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