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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1963

Page

2

Obituary Notice for Hemsues and Heibsues Family

Two brothers George Hemsues of Florida and Raymond Heibsues of Pittsburgh survive along with numerous nieces and nephews. Daughter Grace Golladay attended. Funeral service at a Red Bank New Jersey funeral home Saturday at 1 p.m. Burial in Pittsburgh.

Isaac W. Carr Dies in New Jersey Hospital

Isaac Waite Carr of Montclair New Jersey died yesterday after a brief illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born Covington Georgia son of the late Judge F Carr and Mary Henderson Carr He married 1926 Virginia Byrd Turpin of Macon Georgia Survived by wife two daughters Virginia Byrd Carr of Washington and Mrs Robert T Fortner of New York City son Walter Henderson Carr Montclair and grandson Benjamin Carr Fortner Graveside service tomorrow at noon in Old Chapel Cemetery Clarke E or weather the service will be in Christ Church Millwood Donations to Cancer Research.

Isaac Waite Carr Montclair N.J Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Carr Coving Ga Judge F Mary Henderson Carr Virginia Byrd Turpin Macon Virginia Byrd Carr Washington Robert T. Fortner New York City Walter Henderson Carr Benjamin Carr Fortner Old Chapel Clarke Ee Christ Church Millwood

Britain acts to strengthen economy amid European talks

London reports Britain seeks freer outlets for commerce after Brussels talks collapse. Prime Minister Macmillan and Denmark's Jens Otto Krag plan to discuss expanding EFTA as a hedge against losing access to the Common Market. Krag warns Denmark may choose between EFTA loyalty or Common Market prospects. Macmillan calls for tariffs talks with the United States and allies to spur growth while affirming Atlantic partnership.

London Britain Brussels Harold Macmillan Jens Otto Krag Denmark European Free Trade Association EFTA Krag Common Market Macmillan Charles de Gaulle Times of London United States Geneva Commonwealth Europe

Parrish Named CD Coordinator In Warren

Warren County appoints Carl Parrish as Civil Defense coordinator during a regular Board of Supervisors meeting. E. Morris Bowen is selected as chairman, with George Baggerly reelected vice-chairman. Dr. L Q. Fears seeks a county sanitarian shared with Rappahannock to enforce septic regulations, estimated at 931 dollars yearly.

Front Royal Carl Parrish Warren County Memorial Hospital Warren County Board of Supervisors Parrish H. Douglas Hamner E. Morris Bowen George Baggerly L. QO. Fears Warren Rappahannock Fears

Diefenbaker Flags Nassau Talk Over Nuclear Arms

Prime Minister Diefenbaker told Parliament that Nassau declaration questions on supersonic jets and nuclear weapons for Canada’s NATO NORAD duties. State Department: Nassau pact does not challenge nuclear role. Canada to stress conventional forces. U.S. and Canada began negotiations weeks ago on supplying nuclear weapons to Canadian armed forces.

Diefenbaker Europe Nassau Kennedy Harold Macmillan State Department Canada United States

Crosby in excellent condition after kidney stone surgery

Singer Bing Crosby, 58, underwent his fourth kidney stone operation in 11 years at St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica. He had three prior procedures on his left kidney, this was the first on his right, and he is expected to leave the hospital in about a week.

Santa Monica Calif Bing Crosby Crosby St. Johns Hospital

Mystery blast tears apart B52 bomber over New Mexico

An early morning explosion destroyed a B52 on a routine training flight from Walker Air Force Base in New Mexico. Two crew members were killed, four rescued after a 12 hour search. Lt Col Donald Hayes and Maj Thomas McBride among survivors, Maj Emil Goldbeck and Lt Col Nichola Horangic aided in bailout. M Sgt Harvey Dean was found in the tail section. Maj George Szabo presumed dead.

Moba N.M New Mexico Walker Air Force Base Harvey Dean Charleston W.va Emil Goldbeck Roswell Nichola Horangic Horangic

Winter storms slam Europe bury thaw hopes across continent

European storms suppress thaw as Rome endures its heaviest snow in seven years. Snow and ice cripple traffic and hospitalize hundreds while rural areas report collapsed roofs and livestock losses. Italy records 114 of 440 death toll.

Europe London Rome Italy Ancona Adriatic West Germany Rhine Wiesbaden Yugoslavia Pirot

Auction Notice at Berkeley County Court House

J Elbert Solenberger offers valuable farm, orchard and development land in front of the Berkeley County Court House Martinsburg West Virginia. Ned Morrow, auctioneer. February 2 at 10 am.

J. Elbert Solenberger Berkeley County Court House Martinsburg W. Va Ned” Morrow

Weather Forecast for Today and Friday

Fair and colder tonight with a low around 17 to 20. Friday remains fair with continued cool conditions and Saturday turns cloudy though not as cold as tonight.

Rainfall data and Jericho wall fact from the era

Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows none with January and year to date 1 03 and 1963 1 03 The long term averages for 50 years list monthly values with January 2 40 February 2 13 March 3 02 April 3 16 May 2 83 June 3 96 July 3 90 August 3 83 September 2 67 October 3 19 November 2 52 December 2 40 Jericho is noted as the oldest known walled town built about 8000 years ago.

County adult education program expands in Shenandoah

Woodstock Shenandoah County officials announce an adult education program with seven courses. Three classes meet at Stonewall Jackson High, three at Central, and one at Strasburg High. Enthusiasm drives plans to broaden the scope so any adult in the county can pursue night courses, vocational or academic.

Woodstock Shenandoah County Stonewall Jackson High Central Strasburg High

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J. T. Golladay Isaac W. Carr the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service Savings & Loan W. Boscawen Winchester ELKS J. Henkel Buz” Henry Winchester Lodge No Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Fred Young Will Owings Mr. Henry U.S Shenandoah Loudoun Street Jericho Brumback N. Cameron Frankfort Kentucky Glaize & Bro. Home Improvement & Remodeling Dept S&h Glaize & Bro H. L. Mills Gasoline Station Valley Avenue Pennzoil Texaco H. L. Mills Galion
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