Funeral service for Brock Townshend in Berryville
A funeral service for Brock Townshend of Bluemont was held this afternoon at 2 o clock at John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev Julian Orrell officiating. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville with pallbearers listed as Clyde Allder Allder Smith Albuy Howard Albin and Tabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock Townshend
Bluemont
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
Clyde Allder
Allder
Smith
Albuy
Howard Albin
Tabb
Green Hill Ceme- Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Nona N Colston Aberdeen Md
A funeral service for Mrs Nona N Colston of Aberdeen Maryland was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville conducted by the Rev Harvey E Hall. Pallbearers were Paul Racy Oscar Carr Lee Clark Donald Levi Orel Royston and Clay Carr. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville.
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Nona N. Colston
Aberdeen
John H. Enders
Berryville
Harvey E. Hall
Paul Racy
Oscar Carr
Lee Clark
Donald Levi
Orel Royston
Clay Carr
Green Hill Cemetery
Martinsburg Cargo Pound Gains In May Air Traffic
A company spokesman said Lake Central Air cargo volume rose 1.82 percent in May from a year earlier with airlines handling over one million mail express and freight items. W Hartman of the airline noted moderate growth while citing overall increases.
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Martinsburg
Lake Central
Express
W. Hartman
Seven more sewer users needed at Stephens City
Stephens City officials say 83 residents have signed for the proposed sewer system but 100 are required to meet Health, Education and Welfare loan specs. Rights of way remain unsettled, five or six properties may be condemned, and construction may be delayed to August 26 as the State Water Control Board approves. The $29,272.87 federal grant backs the project with Buckley Lages Inc. of Winchester tentatively awarded the base contract.
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Stephens City
Pauline Cutright
Health, Education and Welfare Department
State Water Control Board
Buckley-Lages Inc
Winchester
Mohawk Airlines Crash Leaves Several Injured
Richard Baldwin and Robert Christopher described the sudden turbulence as the plane rose briefly before a sharp drop. Passengers and crew survived with injuries including a skull fracture. construction worker Joseph Pearson aided rescuers. The crash marks Mohawk’s second ever in its history following a 1950 Robinson Airlines disaster.
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Richard Baldwin
Banbury
Conn
Robert Christopher
Stratford
Thomas Mayer
Westport
John L. O’brien
Joseph Pearson
Tonawanda
N.Y
Pearson
Jane R. Nixon
White Plains
Charles V. McAdam
Greenwich
McNaught Newspaper Syndicate
Gene K. Beare
Darien
Loren Wagner
Two Drivers Fined and Suspended for Drunken Driving
Two out of town motorists convicted in Municipal Court for driving under the influence received fines and 30 day suspended jail terms. Earl R. Costello of Arlington was fined 211.75 dollars with license revocation for a year. Edwin C. Hartsock of Cumberland was fined 212.75 dollars with a suspended term.
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John Rice
Earl R. Costello
Arlington
Cumberland
Edwin C. Hartsock
John S. Frye
Rt. 4
Preston R. Whitacre
Howard 0. Shull
Fox Drive
Carter F Wisecarver
Rt. 1
Edna R. Lazzazzera
E. North Ave
Opal K. Landacre
N. Loudoun
Robert M. Smith
Rt. 2
Sally D Ramos
Berryville
Carolyn Ann Godlove
Clearbrook
Charlotte A. Loy
Rosie E. Corbin
Berryville Ave
Robert B. Trenary
Rt. 3
Roy L. Madigan
Owen L Carter
Greenwood Rd
Hayfield
Louis V. McCarty
Kernstown
James H Flint
Riverton
Kenneth E. Johnson
Baltimore
Car and Truck Collide North of Winchester
A car and a truck collided at the intersection of Routes 11 and 664 about four miles north of Winchester yesterday at 11 40 a.m. The truck, driven by Robert Oates of Gore and owned by Valley Redi Mix Co of Winchester, moved from Route 11 onto Route 664 and struck a taxi operated by Shirley White of Winchester, owned by Royal Cab Co, headed west on Route 664. No injuries were reported.
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Winchester
M. H. Moore
Robert Oates
Gore
Valley
Redi-Mix .Co
Shirley White
Glaize Ave
Royal Cab Co
Local Fisherwoman Wins Tagged Fish Contest in West Virginia
Mrs. M F Frye of Winchester was among 18 winners in a West Virginia Centennial tagged fish event near Huntington. She received a three year subscription to West Virginia Conservation magazine. Another winner, Mrs. Josephine M Davis of Rawlings Maryland, won first prize a complete set of fishing and camping gear. The tagged fish were released in a West Virginia stream for prizes.
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M.F. Frye
Winchester
West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Hearing Friday for Negro youth in assault case
Richard Stanton, 17, of Dillwyn will be brought from Appomattox County jail to Buckingham Friday for a preliminary hearing on rape robbery and attempted murder charges. The 73 year old white woman was attacked last Friday and left for dead after being thrown into a 45 foot abandoned well. Stanton is held without bond in Appomattox County jail for Buckingham County authorities.
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Buckingham (Ap
Richard Stanton
Rt. 1
Dillwyn
Appomattox County
Stanton
Buckingham County
Breakdown Reported in Rail Negotiations
Washington reports a complete breakdown in talks between railroads and five unions over work rules. J E Wolfe says unions refuse to accept any presidential board recommendations and the grace period ends July 10 with featherbedding unresolved. Carriers will implement new rules at 12:01 a.m. Thursday while Willard Wirtz reenters mediation talks.
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Washington
J.E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Kennedy
Wolfe
Tokaioea
P. Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
Men Change Plea To Lesser Charge In Clarke Court
In Clarke County circuit court two men pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a March incident involving a 27 year old waitress. John S. Lichliter and Kenneth Brill faced dismissal of criminal assault charges with a compromise that withdrew the case from a jury. A pre sentence report was ordered.
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Berryville
Clarke County
John S. Lichliter
Kenneth Brill
Brill
Elliott Marshall
John Harvey
Fire hits motor area of truck at traffic light
Fire around the motor of a tractor-trailer owned by Michael's Transfer of Winchester burned near the engine yesterday at 5 12 p m. Fire Inspector W N Gochenour noted burned wires around the motor as Rouss and South End Fire Companies responded to the alarm.
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W. N. Gochenour
Michael
Winchester
Painter to Seek Ashby District Board Seat
Woodstock Clayton A. Painter a Hamburg area businessman and farmer announces he will seek the Ashby District seat on the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors. The 67 year old life long Shenandoah County resident and Bethel Lutheran Church member will seek the Republican nomination at the party convention Tuesday.
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Woodstock
Clayton A. Painter
Hamburg
Ashby
Shenandoah County
Board of Supervisors
Bethel Lutheran Church
Civil rights groups adapt tactics amid lull in protests
Civil rights leaders say demonstrations slowed after biracial talks and desegregation moves. NAACP and CORE spokesmen stress ongoing coordination while urging voter registration and selective buying. They warn protests may resume if talks fail and note unemployment fuels unrest.
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Mitchell
Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
Charles Evers
NAACP
Medgar W. Evers
Mississippi Naacp
Aaron Henry
Clarksdale
John Brown
Miami
Fla
Kennedy
Brown
Young
Washington
Congress
Detroit
Khrushchev Proposal Tests Western Reactions
U.S. officials weigh Khrushchev’s test ban offer and a possible nonaggression pact with NATO and Warsaw Pact. Hariman to Moscow July 15 for renewed talks. Key questions: whether underground explosions join a partial ban and how East Germany factors into any pact between blocs.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
East Berlin
Soviet Union
NATO
Washington
East Germany
Kremlin
Red China
Denny's Commission Auction and July sales directory
July 3 7:00 pm Denny's Commission Auction mile east of Winchester on Route 7 furniture and appliances. July 4 1:00 pm Young Men's Class Bethel Lutheran Church at H Ray Butler's Packing House Albin furniture and household goods benefit church building. July 6 1:00 pm M L Harvey old Lacy Carper home Stephens City VA furniture and goods. July 6 1:00 pm John T Moyers 12 miles south of Winchester furniture goods and farm machinery. July 12 10:00 am FP L Largent Jr acting trustee Nick's Shoe Repair 7 W Piccadilly St shoe repair equipment. July 13 10:00 am Estate of Mrs Rose F Hawse 3088 Bradford St Winchester Antiques furniture dishes. July 13 1:00 pm Mrs Adah Payne Stephenson garden tractor and equipment. July 20 11:00 am Estate of Mrs Ada Hurley 320 E Piccadilly St furniture goods. Aug 7 10:00 am Estate of Rev Roy Schmucker 415 N Loudoun St antiques goods.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff , Cole
Aucts
Bethel Lutheran Church
H. Ray Butler
Albin
Ray Fahnestock
L. Harvey
Old Lacy
L. Largent, Jr
Nick’s Shoe Repair
W. Piccadilly St
Chas. R. Duvall
Rose F. Hawse
Bradodck &J
W. D. Orndorff
Auc
Adah Payne
Stephenson
Chas R. Duvall
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly
Roy Schmucker
Loudoun St
Weather outlook for Winchester July 3
Clear arid cooler tonight with low 58 to 64. Sunny pleasant temperatures Thursday and Friday fair and cool. Five day trend shows temperatures about four degrees below normal with weekend scattered showers and cooler spell early next week.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported
Rainfall data cover 24 hours to 8 30 a m with 2 37 inches. July rainfall to date stands at 43 inches for 1963 total rainfall 17 24 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 50 years is 36 91 inches. Monthly rainfall shows March 2 13 inches, April 3 02, May 2 18. For 60 years January 2 40 February 3 83 June 3 06 July 3 90 August 2 52 September 2 07 October 3 19 November 3 83 December 2 40.
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Niceie
Salvation Army Aid Totals in Two Months at Local Branch
Maj G Edward Bowman reports 776 pieces of garments and shoes distributed to needy families in the two months ending June 30. The drive assisted 65 family relief applicants with grocery orders and furniture, plus 81 cash donations. Transients received 612 meals 129 clothing items and 65 cash relief. 224 applicants sought transient aid and 16 women and children were helped. A total of 311 lodgings were provided.
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Salvation Army
G. Edward Bowman
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