Obituary notices for Stine Moore and Miller in Winchester
Herman B. Stine 64 of 138 N Washington St died after an extended illness born May 20 1904 in Clarke County Va lifelong Frederick County resident a Krauser Lupton executive and Holstein farm partner Rotary Club leader survived by wife Kathryn Dispanett two sisters and a brother funeral at First Presbyterian Church with burial Mt Hebron. Rosa Z Moore 83 of Stephenson died Friday born July 3 1886 in Bollinger County Mo Pentecostal Church member survived by three daughters two brothers four grandchildren six great grandchildren funeral in Paxico Mo. Carson Levi Miller 87 of Bufflick Road died today born May 18 1881 in Hampshire County WV retired orchardist member Capon Bridge Baptist Church survived by five children ten grandchildren two sisters and one brother funeral at Omps Funeral Home burial Fairview Cemetery Gore.
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Herman B. Stine
N. Washington St
Clarke County
Hunter M. Stine
Mary Kemp Stine
Stine
Frederick County
Winchester
Lupton Orchard Service Company
Krauser- Lupton Equipment Co
Fred Stine
Fort Collier Farms
Kathryn Dispanett
Lionel M. Ives
Charles R. Wallace
Mineral Wells
Texas
William Wallace
Essex
Elva Porter
San Jose
Calif
Jones Funeral Home
Morgan Funeral Home
Paxico
Mr. Miller
Hampshire County
W.va
William
Hannah LaFollette Miller
Baptist Church
Capon Bridge
Fred Glaize
Mary Sirbaugh
Olan A. Miller
Cletis E. Miller
Willis H. Miller
Conilee Jenkins
Violet M. Stickel
Albin
Ming Lockhart
Martha Triplett
Gore
Omps
E.T. Clark
Fairview Cemetery
Adams Campaigns Here in Winchester for Attorney General
Republican candidate Harold W. Adams of Fairfax County visited Winchester for campaign events. He shook hands and met with Maurice Duffey, Winchester GOP chairman, and Robert Henry, Frederick County GOP chair. Adams has toured 27 counties and will campaign in all 96 before the Roanoke convention February 28 and March 1.
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Harold W. Adams
Fairfax County
Winchester
Maurice
Pat) Duffey
GOP
Robert Henry
Frederick County
Republican Committee
Henry
Adams
Roanoke
Montague Avenue United Methodist Men Dinner Meeting
The Montague Avenue Charge United Methodist Men hold their regular monthly dinner at Round Hill United Methodist Church on Monday at 7 30 p m The event will be followed by a screening of the film The Bible in the Making Federal government agencies employ about 2400 statisticians.
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Montague Avenue, Charge
United Methodist
Round Hill United Methodist Church
National Liberation Front flag shown in Viet Cong area
Viet Cong adherents hold the red and blue flag with a star as South Vietnam displays flags in the AP Wirephoto caption.
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South Vietnam
The
National Liberation Front
Virginia Lawyer Sues Post Over Canceled Subscriptions
Charlottesville attorney C W Parker sues the Saturday Evening Post for 2.4 million claiming his 10 year old daughter Virginia Rochelle Parker lost 39 issues after the magazine canceled subscriptions as a cost cutting move. He seeks 1.2 million actual damages and 1.2 million punitive plus 3.8 million for other subscribers.
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Saturday Evening Post
Virginia
The
Post
C. Waverly Parker
U.S
Parker
Virginia Rochelle Parker
Curtis Publishing Co
Togetherness Watchword For Nixons In White House
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon have dined together every night since moving in the White House. The couple's first week included a theater visit to Shoes of the Fisherman and plans for an East Room interdenominational prayer service with Billy Graham presiding. Mrs Nixon praised the new routine as fitting their 28 year marriage.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Billy Graham
Local party picks new Frederick chairman and notes upcoming primaries
The Frederick County Democratic Committee appoints Mr. Smith as chairman. He outlines plans to remain neutral on endorsements in the July gubernatorial race and schedules an executive meeting to address committee views. The article also profiles Miller and family details of local figures.
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Governor
House of Delegates
F. L. Largent, Jr
Winchester
Geneva accords backed by two sides in DMZ talks
Lodge urged both sides publicly commit to the 1954 Geneva accords and allow international verification as a base for talks. North Vietnamese and NLF speakers condemned U S policies in Saigon while demanding regime change. the atmosphere followed tense opening statements. In Atlanta, Governor Lester Maddox received a curved low handlebars bicycle and said it would curb backward riding.
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Lodge
Hanoi
Front
NLF
Tran Buu Kiem
United States
Saigon
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Keith Kingbay
Chicago
League of American Wheelmen
Maddox
Potomac River Preservation Plan Backed by Jackson
Senate Interior Chairman Henry M. Jackson moves to sponsor a bill designating 195 miles of the Potomac River for preservation in its natural state with antipollution controls land acquisition and easements for about 68 000 acres from Washington to Cumberland Maryland and support from multiple cosponsors.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Potomac River
Capitol Hill
Jackson
Potomac
Cumberland
Galway lifts 30 year ban on Saturday night dancing
Bishop Michael Browne ends a 30 year ban on Saturday night dancing in the Galway diocese. The prior ban aimed to keep people from missing early Sunday Mass. New laws on eucharistic fasting and evening masses remove the conflict.
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Galway
Ireland
Michael Browne
Virginia Weather Forecast Favors Cold Weekend
The forecast for Virginia calls for fair but much colder conditions through Sunday. Tonight’s low will be 5 to 15 degrees, with Sunday’s high 25 to 30 and teens in the mountains. Monday remains fair and cold.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals And Averages For The Year
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ends at 8 a m. Today shows January and year to date totals and figures for 1963 through 1967. The 55 year average monthly totals are listed with a five year 1963 to 1967 rainfall summary and the monthly average for each month.
Train strikes truck injuring man in Woodstock
David W. Pugh of Opequon Avenue was injured when a southern Railway freight train struck a Kern's Bread truck at a crossing behind Woodstock Paint and Hardware and Beidler warehouse around 1 30 p m He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital for observation with bruises and contusions estimated truck damage at 1000 dollars.
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David W. Pugh
Opequon Ave
Woodstock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shirley George
Pugh
Kern’s
Southern Railway
Beidler
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