Obituaries From Winchester Area death notices July 1969
The Winchester Evening Star obituary page lists deaths including Rev. Daniel B. Spaid of Eglon West Virginia died in Clarksburg Hospital with two sons and six grandchildren surviving funeral at Brethren Church Eglon and burial in church cemetery Also noted are Charles Otto Boyce 71 Mountain Falls Route a retired carpenter died in Winchester Memorial Hospital and is survived by his widow and siblings A funeral at Omps Funeral Home is set for Monday with burial at Lamps Cemetery Additional notices mention Mrs Bern ie Maude Boyd 86 Route 3 Middle Road and Bessie Lee Bond 83 of 229 Weems Lane with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery A separate obituary for Bennett Gordon Galliday 62 of 513 N Loudoun St died Wednesday with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial in Salem Cemetery Also listed is Mrs Pauline Agnes Gosnell 52 formerly of Hampshire County West Virginia died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with details on surviving relatives and multiple children and grandchildren.
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Daniel B. Spaid
Eglon
W.va
Clarksburg
Mr. Spaid
Yellow Springs
Hampshire County
Nichols
Angeline Spaid
Robert
Joe Spaid
Brethren Church
Charles Otto Boyce
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boyce
Frederick County
John Harrison
Sarah Catherine Taylor Boyce
Redith Kipps
Blanch Cheshire
Bessie M. Anderson
Eva Grim
Winchester
John O. Boyce
Albin
Omps
Edward Garrett
Lamps Cemetery
Linden Pingley
H. M. Barker
David Gunn
Ray McDonald
Emmett Boyce
Burley Hewitt
Bernie Maude Boyd
Middle Road
Boyd
George H
Annie J. Carpenter Hoover
Henkle W. Boyd
United Methodist Church
Maynard L. Boyd
Stewart
Lena) Luttrell
Robert E. Boyd
Kernstown
Warren L. Reeves
Nathan Williamson
George L, Hughes
Clyde B, Mauck
Euegene S, Lupton
Percy E, Maclone
Charles Hardy Grim
Thomas E. Dorton
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bessie Lee Bond
Weems Lane
Bond
Warren County
Philip Cornelious
Mary Steele Derflinger
William C. Bond
Refuge United Methodist Church
Jones Funeral Home
Charles H. Harless
Ronald Cornwell
Darrell Grim
James Cornwell
Charles Wilson
Leonidas Steele
Charles Willis
Refuge Cemetery
Bennett Gordon Galliday
N. Loudoun St
Thomas Wilman
Eugene Sommers
Jerry Mathias
Clayton Kerns
Wise Newlin Dayton Camby
Robert Pingley
Salem Cemetery
Pauline Agnes Gosnell
Near Front Royal
Gosnell
Earl Sowers Gosnell
Bunker Hill
Lulu Lee Gosnell
Ernest Gosnell
Mildred Sanders
Front Royal
Brian
Roger Gosnell
Gary Gosnell
Bell Gardens
Calif
Irene Miller
Martinsburg
Leroy Sowers
Rufus
Earl Sowers, Jr
Baltimore
Leonard Sowers
Holland
Mich
McKee
Augusta
John Litten
Mount Zion
U S Apple Crop Forecast Shows 1969 Rise
The National Apple Institute pegs the 1969 U S apple crop at 153 999 000 bushels in an early forecast. Virginia’s June estimate reaches 11 203 000 bushels, up 1 274 000 from last June’s projection.
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U.S
The
National Apple Institute
Virginia
Garber Dies Former Supervisor 85 in Winchester Area
Charles E. Garber 85 of Front Royal Road died today from an apparent heart attack. He was born April 18 1884 in Luray and was a longtime supervisor on the Frederick County Board of Supervisors. He owned Garber Ice Cream Co. and was survived by 10 children and 27 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Charles E. Garber
Front Royal Road
Mr. Garber
Luray
Eli Abraham
Mary E. Ruffner Garber
Nora Lee Spitzer
First Brethren Church
Garber
Garber Ice Cream Co
Shawnee
Frederick County
Charles Everett Garber, Jr
Omer Lee Garber
Julian F. Garber
Alma Biggs
Eli Anderson Garber
James Arch Garber
Mildren Masgaha
Donald E. Garber
Patricia Biggs
Winchester
Janet Giviello
Long Island
N.Y
Bertha King
Hershey
Miners Rally at Jefferson Memorial for Black Lung Safety
A small protest of about 30 retired coal miners gathers at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington to urge federal mine health and safety laws. Dr. I E Buff cites high death tolls from coal dust, while miners describe daily hardships and dependence on inhalers and pensions amid limited support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jefferson Memorial
I. E. Buff
West Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Buff
Miriam Barnes
Luzerne
Barnes
Infant Daryall Wayne Pierce Died at Winchester Memorial
Infant son of Harold Wayne and Anna Louise Brown Pierce of Berryville died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 3, the infant graveside service will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville by Rev Carroll Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryall Wayne Pierce
Harold Wayne
Anna Louise Brown Pierce
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Green Hill Cemetery
Carroll Goodrich
Parked Car Damage Estimated At 2300 In Two Car Crash
Winchester police estimate total vehicular damage of 2300 after a two car crash on Amherst Street near Morgan Street at 3 25 a m yesterday. Lester Joseph Watts 58 of Baltimore struck a parked car owned by Robert H Smith causing 700 damage to the parked car and 1600 to his vehicle. Watts apparently fell asleep while driving west on Amherst Street and crossed into the eastbound lane.
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Winchester
Amherst St
Morgan St
C. K. Mauck
W.E. Hillyard
Lester Joseph Watts
Baltimore
Robert H. Smith
Smith
Watts
West Va Youth Dies In Vietnam Service
Floyd Lester Steward 21 of Springfield West Virginia died June 20 near Cu Chi Vietnam while serving in the U S Army. Born December 20 1947 in Cumberland Maryland he was the son of Howard R Steward and Marjorie K Landis. He attended Hampshire High School and worked for Kinney Shoe Co Romney prior to enlistment in May 1967. He is survived by his parents two sisters twin Zanna Steward and Mrs James Larg ent all of Romney and maternal grandmother Ella Shenholtz of Shanks. Funeral 2 PM Monday at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Points with Rev Durwood Hart. burial in the church cemetery. body at Shaffer Funeral Home Romney before service.
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Vietnam
Steward
Cumberland
Howard R. Steward
Springfield
Marjorie K. Landis
Shanks
W. Va
Hampshire High School
Kineney Shoe Co
Romney
U.S. Army
James Laregent
Zanna Steward
Ella Shaneholtz
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church
Points
Durwood Hart
Church
Shaffer Fneral
Weather outlook for Virginia shows warm weekend
Fair conditions continue with lower humidity tonight and Sunday. Highs are expected 88 to 94 degrees with a cooler Monday. Noon high 82 and low 71 today. yesterday reached 88. Sunset 8 43 p m. Moonrise 12 34 a m.
Rainfall Totals Report For Past 56 Years And 1969
Rainfall over the last 48 hours ends at 8 30 a m shows none for today. July rainfall this year none. 1969 rainfall to date 11 89 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 56 years listed per month. Past five years Jan 1964 31 63 inches through Dec 1968 32 56 inches. Average Jan through Dec over 56 years 36 43 inches.
D C Man Charged After Chase
Charles Ernest Cunningham aged 32 of 2900 Franklin Ave Washington DC was charged by Winchester Police with reckless driving and failure to stop for a red light and siren after a high speed chase along Amherst Street near Amherst Street West Route 50. Officers Mauck and Hillyard made the charges at 7 32 a m with Deputy H Carr of Frederick County assisting.
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Washington, D.C
Winchester
Amherst St
Rt. 50 West
Charles Ernest Cunningham
Franklin Ave
Washington
Ampherst St
C.K. Mauck
W. E. Hillyard
Cunningham
H. Carr
Frederick County
Car Fire Damages Vehicle Near Crosen's Store
Gainesboro firemen report a small under-hood car blaze owned by Marvin Yost of West Virginia caused only slight damage. Firemen arrived after 12:10 a.m. and extinguished the fire at Rt. 259 off Rt. 522 Crosen's Store. Round Hill firefighters also tackled a grass fire on Merrimans Lane yesterday, burning a small patch of ground for about 30 minutes.
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Gainesboro
Marvin Yost
West Virginia
Crosen
Round Hill
Merrimans Lane
Saboteurs Hit Israeli Power Line Near Eilat
Saboteurs damaged two towers on an electric line to Eilat, Israel, in what the army called retaliation for a commando raid into Egypt's upper Nile. The line from Aswan Dam to Cairo was reportedly cut in the Negev north of Eilat near the Jordan border.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Eilat
Egypt
Upper Nile
Aswan Dam
Cairo
Negev
Inmates Riot at Norco Prison Center on Independence Day
About 400 inmates at the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco caused $10,000 damage in a Friday morning melee after guards confiscated improvised fruit moonshine. Nine prisoners and a staffer were lightly injured before 100 guards quelled the riot with tear gas.
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Norco
Calif
California Rehabilitation Center
Riverside County Sheriff's Deputies
California Highway
C&P Plans $1.3 Million Addition in Winchester
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia announced a $1.3 million expansion of its Winchester facility on N Braddock Street. The project adds a one story brick reinforced concrete rear wing, increasing space to over 70 000 cubic feet and enabling local and long distance service and Touch Tone phone options. Wise Contracting Company of Richmond is the contractor and completion is set for fall 1970.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia
Winchester
N. Braddock St
Harry Doyle
C&p
Wise Contracting Company, Inc
Richmond
Doyle
Rockefeller Ends Pleasant Latin Stop in Guyana
New York Governor Rockefeller wrapped up a peaceful stop in Georgetown on a Latin American factfinding tour and prepared to move on to Bridgetown Barbados. Prime Minister Burnham said protests by the Communist led opposition failed to materialize as security was tightened and potential troublemakers were kept out. The dispute with Venezuela over two thirds of Guyana’s territory looms as the major issue Rockefeller will report to President Nixon.
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Georgetown
Guyana
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bridgetown
Barbados
Forbes Burneham
People’s Progressive Party
Burnham
Rockefeller
Nixon
Venezuela
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Charles C. Boyce
Mrs. Henkle W. Boyd
Galliday Service
C.E. Garber
Walter C. Hardesty
Walter Carter Hardesty
Clarke County
Mr. Hardesty
Otho J
Hattie Carter Hardesty
Lloyd Williams Post 41
American Legion
Braddock Street
John O. Hardesty
John H. Enders
Charles Ammons
NAI
Atlantic City
Robert F. Rider
Bridgeville
Del
U.S. Department of Agriculture
International Apple Association
NAI Board of Trustees
IAA
Derver
Colo
Apple
California
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bessie M. Boyd
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omos Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Mon
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Tree Literature
C.1.brumback & Sons
Cameron St
By G, David Wallace
United Mine Workers Union
West Va
Floyd Lester Steward
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