Weirich Brill died at Middletown home after sudden illness
Mrs Julia Francelia Brill Weirich born Moorefield West Virginia March 9 1879 died unexpectedly at her Middletown home She was a Grace Methodist Church member and volunteer fire department auxiliary widow of George E Brill and John Frank Weirich Survived by daughter Madeline Stickley son Brill Dodson and grandson pallbearers include Richard Johnnie Stickey Eddie Carroll Kenneth Gary Dodson Burial set for National Cemetery at Strasburg with service at Stover Funeral Home.
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Julia Francelia Brill Weirich
Middletown
Madeline Stickley
Brill Dodson
Loring Kenneth Brill
Nellie Paskell
Baltimore
Bessie Wise
Davis
W.va
Fanny Marshall
Aflex
Una Vetters
Moorefield
W. Va
Weirich
Richard E
Johnnie Stickey
Eddie
Carroll
Kenneth
Gary Dodson
Stover Funeral Home
Strasburg
Funeral Service for Mrs Res Esse Wallace
Funeral service for Mrs. Res Esse W. Wallace of 19 E Leicester will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the nearby home. Dr Jackson Ilham Rauch and Roger E. Laign will preside.
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Res
Esse W. Wallace
Election precinct officials listed for various districts
The article lists commissioners of elections registrars and judges for multiple districts including Armel Middletown Newtown Old Forge Shawnee Stonewall and Brucetown precincts with names like Lloyd Painter Cora Owings Dorothy Carban Hugh Carper and Octavia Stine among others. It records the assignments and personnel in a detailed roll for election administration.
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Shawnee
Jesse Carpenter
Carpers Valley
Hugh L. Carper
Earl Carper
Oe Golightly
Reen
A. Virginia Richards
Frank Bee T. Snapp
Thomas E. Dorton
Ross Boyd
Henry Carbaugh
Betty Stine
Welfare official highlights reforms in Waynesboro program
City welfare head speaks at Waynesboro on July 16 praising rehabilitation over cash aid. He notes many in need find useful work, adoption efforts place many children with proper parents, and commends the Winchester welfare board and staff for cooperation and support.
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Ment
Waynesboro
Welfare Dept
Gott
Welfare Board
Winchester
Adenauer Stresses Franco German Bond in Atlantic Context
The interview with Konrad Adenauer centers on the German French treaty and its role in Europe and NATO. He argues the partnership safeguards peace, reduces long standing tensions, and strengthens Western cohesion against the Soviet threat while linking to Kennedy’s era. He also highlights Germany’s integration into free nations, and supports multilateral naval arms efforts within the European Community framework.
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Soviet Union
Adenauer
Kennedy
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
France
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Federal Republic
Europe
Bonn
Chanellor
Community of Free Nations
U.S
NATO
Britain
European Economic Community
Pontiff Hosts Kennedy in Rome Praises Equality and Peace
In Rome President Antonio Segni and the Pope held talks stressing East West easing and support for a multinational NATO force. The Pontiff lauded Kennedy’s civil rights efforts and called universal peace achievable through justice and charity, sending blessings to the United States and its citizens.
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Antonio Segni
Italy
Rome
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Clarke Man Tried Today For Assault
Clarke County man John S. Lichliter and accomplice Kenneth Brill 27 are on trial in Clarke Circuit Court for the March 28 assault of a 25 year old restaurant waitress near the Shenandoah River. Brill not tried today. The victim testified after beer at the restaurant they offered her a ride. She was driven to the river where the assault occurred and later examined by Dr James R York. The John H Enders Rescue Squad transported her to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Edward M Williams prosecutes. Lichliter is defended by Joseph Massie Jr and George Snarr. The crime carries a possible death penalty or a minimum five years.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke
John S. Lichliter
Kenneth Brill
Shenandoah River
Here
James R. York
John H. Enders
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edward McC. Williams
Lichliter
Joseph Massie, Jr
George Snarr
Winchester
Kent St Man Injured In Auto Accident
Walter T. Barnes of 580 N. Kent St. was injured when his car lost control on Berryville Ave in the 800 block, snapped a telephone pole and struck it. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a mild brain concussion a fractured jaw and facial lacerations.
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Walter T. Barnes
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville Ave
Barnes
July 3 to July 20 Auction Listings in Winchester Area
A repeating schedule of auctions in and around Winchester Virginia lists multiple sales across July. Denny's Commission Auction near Route 7 offers furniture and appliances. Bethel Lutheran Church Young Men’s Class fund sale at Albin includes furniture and hay. M L Harvey sale at Lacy Carper Farm features furniture and goods. John T. Moyers sale south of Winchester covers furniture and farm machinery. Nick's Shoe Repair sale lists shoe equipment. Adah Payne and Ada Hurley estate auctions at Stephenson and Winchester present antiques and household items.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Bethel Lutheran Church
H. Ray Butler
Albin
Benefit Church Building Fund
Ray Fahnestock
M.L. Harvey
Old Lacy Carper
Stephens City
William B. Conner
John T. Moyers
P. L. Largent, Jr
Nick’s
W. Piccadilly St
Chas. R. Duvall
Adah Payne
Stephenson
Chas R. Duvall
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly &J
Unger Resigns Post as Head of Sanitarium
A. C. Unger, superintendent of the Berkeley Springs Sanitarium since last September, resigns to move to Newton Falls, Ohio, to run a motel. His store and mill will continue as A. C. Unger and Son managed by Joseph Shambaugh. Gov. Barron has not named a successor.
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A. C. Unger
Berkeley Springs Sanitarium
Mr. Unger
Gracen B. Heare
Newton Falls
A. C. Unger and Son
Joseph Shambaugh
Barron
Weather summary and notes on word usage errors
The brief records rainfall data by month for 1963 with totals and averages. It also cites three language usage mistakes advising how to instruct someone to talk to another person.
Bass Re-Elected Chairman of Frederick County School Board
Charles E. Bass was re-elected board chairman for 1963-64 by the Frederick County School Board. Rob ert E. Ayler, superintendent, said the year runs July 1 to June 30 with Huyett G. Light as vice-chairman and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Sheetz as clerk. Regular meetings at 9:30 a.m. on the first Tuesday. third Monday evenings reserved for special sessions. The James Wood High School addition is on schedule and slated to open September 3.
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Frederick County
Charles E. Bass
Robert E. Ayler
Huyett G. Light
Elizabeth L. Sheetz
James Wood High School
Ayler
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J. F. Weirich
National Cemetery
Winston Wallace
James Layne
George F. Winks
Richmond
Joseph S. Parker
Frederick, Md
Grady Hendren
High Point
N.C
Fleet Williams
Miami
Fla
William Williams
Washington
Wallace
Bessie W. Wallace
Smalts
Bora
Lloyd Painter
Stonewall
Walter T. Anderson
Retta
M. Clayton
Pong D. Greenwalt
Dawson Bageant
Guy Smith
Brucetown
Lucille O’connell
Eston Rudolph
Huyett Light
James Shiley
Neffstown
Aescee
Ruby Wingfield
Clayton Pingley
Lee Lewis
Nelson Carpenter
White Hall
J. R. Russell
John Smith
Leslie Reed
Rnes
Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun Sr
BraDdock St
John XXIII
United Stats
Brill
Kent St. Man
Nitch
Saeeien
Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
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Kien
Bass
É& Bro. Home Improvement Dept
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Denny's
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American Legion
R.C.A. T.V
Underwood
Singer
M.W
Gale
Saul Clae
General Electric
NEMA
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Miller
Anderson
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