Obituary of Walter E Dailey 72 in Winchester VA
Walter E Dailey, 72, died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a fall in an apple orchard. Born May 8, 1802 in Cross Junction, Va., he was an orchard laborer for Delmer Robinson and a Chestnut Grove Methodist Church member. Survived by his wife Grace Luttrell Dailey, two sons Lawrence and Melvin, two daughters Paul Lamp and George Crosen, a brother Earnest, 17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Ronald Clark. Burial Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
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Walter E. Dailey
Winchester Memrial
Dailey
Cross Junction
Emery
Jane Clark Dailey
Delmer Robinson
Chestnut Grove
Grace Luttrell Dailey
Lawrence Dailey
Baltimore
Melvin Dailey
the Plains
Funeral service for Mrs Maude V Starkey Hummer
Funeral service for Mrs Maude V Starkey Hummer who died Tuesday was held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Hl Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Rev John W Kemper officiated with pallbearers Kenneth Lester Gerald Turner Roger Hummer and Ricky Cooper.
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Maude V. Starkey Hummer
Funeral Service for Nelson C Hensell of Grimes
A funeral service for Nelson C Hensell of Grimes who died Wednesday was held this afternoon at 3 30 p m at Galilee Christian Church with Rev Richards Jr officiating. Pallbearers included D Russell G Grover Teets Harold Patton W Benton Snider Horace Leight Sr and Eston H Collins. Burial followed in Galilee Cemetery.
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Hensell
Grimes
Galiilee Christian Church
C, Richards, Jr
Russell
Grover Teets
Harold
Patton
Benton Snider
Horace 0. Leight, Sr
Ton H. Collins
Galilee Cemetery
Market Quotations From White Weld and Co
Quotations supplied through White Weld and Co list numerous securities with par values and current bids including American Furniture Bank of Clarke County George Washington Hotel Commonwealth Natural Gas Potomac Edison and Life Insurance of Virginia among others. figures show bids around 3 to 6 dollars on various issues.
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White, Weld and Co
s. Winchester _ Poffice
American Furniture
Bank of
Clarke County
Commonwealth Natural Gas
First Va. Corp
George Washington Hotel
Green Chemical Co
Investors Loan
Life Insurance Co. of
Virginia
Cece Chevesrr Tre Mia Bank
One Car City Crash Injures Six in Middletown
A single car crashed into a tree at Valley Avenue and Whitlock Avenue injuring six people from Middletown. Jacob Kimble, 1949 model sedan driver, lost control and the car was a total loss. Victims include Stanley Rinker 10 mild concussion, Carl Rinker 20 severe contusions, Thomas Rinker 14 abrasions, June Rinker 16 possible fracture, Betty Rinker 31 cuts and contusions, and another Rinker child with a left femur fracture. All were hospitalized.
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Valley Ave
Whitlock Ave
Fred Hildebrand
Jacob Junior Kimble
Middletown
Whitlock
Kimble
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Hildebrand
Stanley Rinker
Carl Riker
Thomas Rinker
June Rinker
Betty Rinker
Rinker
Civil rights gains and reaction after landmark law passage
President Johnson urged quick enforcement of the new civil rights law while Mississippi officials debated defiance. He highlighted constitutional and moral imperatives to end racial discrimination and announced appointing Leroy Collins to direct the new community relations service. The House approved Senate amendments 289 to 126 as spectators cheered despite rule breaches.
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Johnson
Foundation of
Our Republic
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Mississippi
South
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Florida
Collins
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House
Senate
Tucker seeks restraining order in Prince Edward County case
Tucker’s day involved multiple court steps as he asked Judge Oren R. Lewis for a restraining order, which was denied due to lack of service on state and Prince Edward County counsel. He then went to Judge Albert V. Bryan, who noted prior disqualification by Bryan and Judge Sobeloff from the Prince Edward matter.
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Tucker
Alexandria
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
Prince Edward County
Albert.v.bryan
4Th Circuit Court
Bryan
Simon E. Sobeloff
Prince Edward
De Gaulle in Bonn for talks with West Germany
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Bonn with seven ministers for two days of discussions. He aims to align with Ludwig Erhard on independence from the United States and Britain and shape France policy toward the European Common Market and future trade talks.
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Germany
Charles de Galle
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard Be ‘Hind
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Sard Ho
Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
France
Ester
Boy Shot in Eye by Negro Near Shenandoah County
Eight year old Michael Allen Ruby told investigators a tall Negro man in a white shirt fired at him near Stoney Creek while en route to his grandparents. The boy was treated at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital with eye X rays showing no foreign object, then transferred for observation. A search by state troopers and Woodstock police failed to locate the assailant in the Jerome to Columbia Furnace area.
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Shenandoah County
Phil Crisman
Michael Allen Ruby
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah
Ruby
Stoney Creek
Woodstock
Jerome
Columbia Furnace
Young Ruby
Shirley Ruby
Calvary
Interfering With Police Draws Fine in Scranton Court
A 23 year old construction worker William Cook of Stephens City was fined 56.25 after interfering with a police arrest on N Loudoun St. Patrolman Hill testified Cook approached and offered Jenkins a ride home during the arrest. Other court items include fines for reckless driving and suspended sentences for petty larceny and destroying property.
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Stephens City
William Cook
Charles Hill
Cook
N. Loudoun St
John W. Rice
Jenkins
John Rice
Eugene Watkins
Leicester St
Watkins
Alice Brown
Kent St
Grady Moore
Grady Moe
Moe
Charles W. Jenkins
Ft. Benning
N. Braddock St
Safeway
Leroy F. Donald
Winchester Rt
Martin S. Peters
Home Agent Schedule for the Week in County HDC and 4-H
The county home demonstration agent lists a busy week of HDC and 4-H meetings. Events include Round Hill Whitacre and Albin HDC meetings, War Memorial Building preparations, and White Hall 4-H Club gatherings.
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Round Hill
Whitacre
Community Hall
War Memorial
Mt. Airy
Albin
Jaycee Shelter
White Hall
Middletown
County Stadininad Enaee
Deferred Sentencing Ordered in Felonious Shooting Case
Judge Elliott D Marshall sitting in Winchester Corporation Court deferred sentencing of 19 year old E Clifford Estman after ordering a pre sentencing investigation before imposing sentence on the defendant who was convicted of felonious shooting The judge delayed verdict recording pending the investigation. Russell Edward Roberts of 210 East Clifford received a five year penitentiary term from a 12 man jury for wounding Russell Smith on April 26.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Winchester Corporation Court
E. Clifford St
Russell Edward Roberts
E. Clifford
Russell Smith
Marshall
Edwards
Acres Burn Over Near Park In Dry Conditions
An estimated six to eight acres of grass and brush burned between Opequon Avenue and Senseny Park yesterday. Winchester firefighters were called at 11 40 a m and remained until 2 p m hoping the area would burn out naturally but drier conditions forced suppression. Round Hill Fire Co responded to a grass fire on Route 50 west beyond Poorhouse Road at about 10 25 p m last night.
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Opequon Ave
Senseny Park
Winchester
Round Hill Fire Co
Rt. 50 West
Poorhouse Road
Farmers Market Sees Fresh Produce and Bake Goods Tomorrow
Farmers Market will operate from 6 to 9 a.m. selling fresh beets cabbage peas onions lettuce radishes and other vegetables. The stand also offers cakes pies rolls dough nuts eggs dressed rabbits and chickens and cut flowers in the parking lot at the corner of Boscawen and Kent Streets.
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Boscawen and
Kent Sts
Weather Outlook for Virginia This Weekend
The forecast calls for scattered showers tonight with lows 68 to 72. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the 80s. Sunday should be fair and cooler. The five day period through Wednesday averages near to above normal with a cooler weekend, a warmer Monday, and a cooler Tuesday or Wednesday. thundershowers are likely Monday or Tuesday.
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Northern
Plenty
Mississippi
Tennessee
South Atlantic
Rainfall Figures For 1964 and Averages
The report lists July rainfall to date at none and 1964 rainfall to date at 16.21 inches. The past two hours show no rainfall. Average yearly rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches and monthly averages are given for each month from January to December with values such as January 2.38 inches and June 3.88 inches.
American pilot dead in Northrop F5B crash at Madrid air show
In Madrid a Northrop F5B crash during a demonstration killed American pilot Don Papish, 32, of Los Angeles, and Spanish Maj. Perez D. Guzman who was aboard as an air force officer passenger. Witnesses said the jet tangled with the runway during a landing or low pass.
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Spain
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Northrop
Air Force
Don Papish
Los Angeles
California
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Perez D. Guzman
Newport Jazz Festival opens to four thousand fans
AP reports about the 11th annual Newport Jazz Festival kicking off with about 4,000 jazz buffs in Newport Rhode Island. The noisy crowd gathered Thursday night near the harbor to hear early performances and see the festival launch.
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Newport, RI
Silver Tea to Benefit Bethel Baptist Church
A Silver Tea is planned for Sunday at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Isabel Alexander's home to raise funds for Bethel Baptist Church in Berryville.
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Isabel Alexander
Bethel Baptist Church
Berryville
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