Obituaries for Clem Wolford Stevens Braithwaite and family
Obituary notices detail Mary Rebecca Clem 82 of Winchester widow of Ernest Clem with nine children and 35 grandchildren at Jones Funeral Home. Tina Lee Wolford 67 Romney WV. Mrs Marion Green Stevens 80 Berryville. multiple funerals and memorials scheduled at Jones Funeral Home Ebenezer Methodist Omps and Grace Episcopal Church with weather delaying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rebecca Clem
Robert Graves
Woodstock Lane
Frederick County
Ice John
Belle Armel Trenary
Ernest Clem
First Church
Irene Pierce
Ernest R. Clem
Lee Clark
Charlies DeHaven
Jerry M
Billy Clem
Tina Lee Wolford
Rt. 4
Pingley St
George Washington University Hospital
Washington, D.C
Romney
W. Va
William Jacob Wolford
Margaret Robinson Wolford
Augusta
Zeropack Co
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Eilwen Dale Stotler
Falls Church
Geraldine Lee Pitcock
St. Augustine
Fla
Etta Wolford
Omps
Paul Slonaker
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Richard N. Braithwaite
Siler Rt
Jones Funeral Home
Nathan Williamson
Marion Green Stevens
Bayard Stevens
Columbia Road NW
Washington
Westchester Arms
Westchester
Stevens
Berryville
William Naylor
Kathryn Simms McDonald
Grace Episcopal Church
Nancy Stevens Allen
Douglas B. Allen
Bayard M. Stevens
Short Hill
N.J
LBJ Defends Vietnam Policy After End of Pause
President Johnson says advisers warned that continuing immunity would raise costs of Vietnamese war and stresses renewed bombing follows Hanoi’s rejection of peace. He vows ongoing pursuit of peace, plans to seek an immediate UN Security Council meeting via Ambassador Goldberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur) Goldberg
United Nations Security Council
Jolliffe Wins Top Jaycee Service Award
Arthur Jolliffe of S Loudoun Street receives the Jaycees Distinguished Service Award at the 27th Founders Day banquet at Lee Jackson Restaurant. He is active in civic groups including the Frederick County Firemen’s Assn and Gainesboro Raritan Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Arthur Jolliffe
S. Loudoun St
Jolliffe
Jaycee
Lee-Jackson
Edward B. White, Jr
The
Virginia Jaycees
Johnson
Frederick County
Cold wave blasts: nations reel from record lows and heavy snow
Across the nation, subfreezing temperatures grip the Deep South and Midwest as Georgia Alabama and Virginia report record lows. Snow totals reach 12 to 18 inches in the mid Atlantic while New York and the District of Columbia endure extensive closures and travel disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Plateau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Great Basin
Lower Lakes
New England
Central Pacific
Gulf
South Atlantic
Upper Lakes
Northern Plains
New Jersey Shore
Pittsburgh
Deep South
Georgia
Atlanta
Russellville
Alabama
District of Columbia
Maryland
Annapolis
Sheesal Bay
Friendship International
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Albany
New York City
Deep Virginia Snow Storm Buries Towns and Ties Records
Readings below ten degrees across the far southwest as a weekend snowstorm blankets Virginia. Front Royal and Lynchburg report record depths up to 25 inches, with 18 inches in northern Virginia and Albemarle County near Charlottesville. Deaths from exposure and heart attacks spike as travel halts and schools, buses, and airports shut down statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Mountain
Virginia
Trance
Skyline Drive
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Quantico
Roanoke
Blackstone
D.C
Blofield
Danville
Richmond
Bristol
Albemarle County
Fredericksburg
Staunton
Norfolk
New Jersey
Michelle Mazzilli
Riverside
N.J
Capital Beltway
Alexandria
Florida
Arlington
Portsmouth
Greyhound
Winchester
U.S. 50
Upperville
Dulles
Chantilly
National
Washington
Winter Snow Slows Roads as Winchester Begs for Plows
Crews battled drifting snow with primary routes open or partially open at 9 15 am. officials said more equipment including a snow blower and three large V plows were en route to speed removal. Winchester implements Snow Plan B and C to keep hospitals open and downtown streets clear. Temperatures dipped to six degrees and eight at the fruit laboratory, with sub zero forecasts feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Bristol
Winchester
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Transformer shorted atop Braddock Street building
A transformer atop the Fire stone Building on N Braddock Street exploded today but caused no damage. Fire Companies Reuss and Sarah Zane responded. Potomac Edison repaired the unit after it shorted at 11 20 a m. A liger is the offspring of a lion and a tigress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
N. Braddock St
Reuss
Sarah Zane Fire Companies
Potomac Edison Company
Weather Outlook Clouds and Chilly Week Ahead
Cloudy conditions continue with a drop in temperatures. Tonight near 10 degrees, Wednesday may see light snow and a sharp cold snap, with midweek and weekend temperatures remaining cold. Noon high around 29, 8 degrees from last year. Winchester skies report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for the year and months
Rainfall data for the past 48 hours ending 8 30 today shows total 2 62 inches for January and 2 62 inches for 1966 to date. The 52 year average annual rainfall is 36 75 inches with monthly averages: January 2 40, February 2 16, March 3 07, April 3 14, May 3 72, June 3 83, July 3 86, August 3 78, September 2 70, October 3 13, November 2 58, December 2 40.
U S Offers Extend Bombing Pause If Peace Gesture Made
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States offered to extend the bombing lull over North Vietnam if Hanoi made a peace gesture in response to the U S peace offensive. He noted Hanoi replied with a harsh rejection and denounced the effort as a fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Viet Nam
Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Rusk
Johnson lauds United States space milestones in 1965 era
President Johnson hailed U S space achievements as a bright preface to future stations in space and planetary voyages. He noted a 1965 milestone, the two manned spacecraft rendezvous, as a pivotal moment in American aeronautics history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Shenandoah College
Conthe
Servatory of Music
U.S
Post office faces mail delays in Winchester and county areas
Postmaster Tay lor F. Simpson reports no mail has entered or left the Winchester office since Saturday and cannot predict resumption. Delivery will depend on sidewalk, walkway, and road conditions. Berryville also reports no rural mail delivery today.
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Winchester
Taylor F. Simpson
Berryville
Snowbound Farmers Face Milk Dumping Threat During Record Winds
Milk producers hoard two days’ supply in storage tanks as trucks struggle to reach farms. Snow buildup is blamed for disrupting deliveries, with many declaring conditions worse than ever despite higher snow levels in recent years. A 25.5 inch blanket covered the ground on Feb 9 1961, and high winds intensified the impact this weekend.
Highway calls urged to be brief amid busy office
The local highway department asks residents to keep road-condition calls brief due to high volume. The drill schedule for two nearby National Guard units in Winchester and Berryville was canceled for tonight. West Virginia’s panhandle area reported conditions similar to Winchester. Berkeley and Jefferson County schools closed and Shepherd College did not hold classes. Routes to Shepherdstown and Charles Town remained open from Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. King
Highway Department
Arew
Rt. 11
West Virginia Line
Cedar Creek
Rt. 50
Blue Ridge
Rt. 522
Rt. 7
The
Highway Office
National Guard
He Quarters Co
Winchester
Company
Berryville
West Virginia
Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Rt. 9
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Two truths and a craft master from Rome
Europe is named for a mythic sister in ancient lore, Caesar Augustus reunites a vast empire after civil strife, and a skilled craftsman Paris-born brings exquisite wares to markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.R. Clem
Braithwaite Service
Mrs. Bayard Stevens
Peking
James P. Hershberger
Joe Tyson Jones, Jr
Edith M. Shircliff
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ake
Justman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S. Weather Bureau
Jaycee Service
Clarendon ‘Ruble
Gainesboro
James E. Butcher
James B. Jordan
Phil Olinger
Pony League
E. Eugene Gunter
Strother R. Shiley
Buddy Orndorff
Robert Fletcher
Charles Shewbridge
Maurice McDonald
John Sell
WHPL
Buddy Denton
Manassas
Mr. White
Irthur, Inc. Insurance
E. Boscawen St
Citrus Belt
I. An
Braddock
N. Cameron St
LBJ
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Leo Wilburn
Holmes Linenburg
Ben
Linaburg
Tasn
Europe
Caesar Augustus
Egypt
Lou Gehrig
Loudoun Street
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