Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
Ada Virginia Buncutter 61 died at home of a heart attack. She born July 10, 1900 in Albin, married R. E. Buncutter in 1919, member of Grace Lutheran Church and Mary Martha Bible Class. Survived by husband, two sons Richard and Julian, daughter Clara, two granddaughters, brother Holmes Spence, sister Mrs. Reynolds. Funeral Monday 11 am at Omps Funeral Home, burial Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Also noted are services for J Edward Heine, Granville A. Crabill, and Charles Ashton Tavenner with burial weeks at Mount Hebron and Shenandoah Memorial Park. services at Omps Funeral Home and First Baptist Church. remain at home then church for viewing.
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Buncutter
Albin
James H. Spence
Ma E. Edwards
Frederic
R. E. Buncutter
Edwin Smith
Women of Grace Lutheran Church
Mary Martha
Richard A. Buncutter
Julian H. Buncutter
City
Clara E. Buncutter
Betty
Barbie Buncutter
Holmes Spence
Wardense
W. Va
Reynolds
Omps Funeral
William E. Eisenberg
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Granville A. Crabill
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Lawrence Grim
J. E. McKee
Loring Wright Jr
William Nagley
Elvis Williams
Forrest Sirbaugh
Omps Funeral Home
Charles Ashton Tavenner
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
D. C. Transit Company
Tavenner
Clarke County
Ashton and
Mary Hottle Tavenner
Marie Lena May Mills Tavenner
Ronald C
Stephen D
Frederick H
Marvin R
John H. Enders
Berryville
Man Acquitted On Ist Offense In Municipal Court
Phillip Palmer was acquitted in Municipal Court of failing to answer a traffic summons. Judge John Rice said it was his first ticket and would not fine him, but warned future offenses would be fined. Ivonne McIntire was fined 16.75 for reckless driving and Michael L Madigan was jailed six months for assault and battery.
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Phillip Palmer
John Rice
Palmer
Ivonne McIintire
N. Loudoun St
William A. Sealock
National Ave
Michael L. Madigan
Stephens City
Manfred G. Kokorsky
Shenandoah Ave
Vandals Wreck Mailboxes in Armel Section
Deputies said two mailboxes in the Armel section were destroyed overnight by vandals. Inside each box firecrackers were set off, ruining the boxes owned by John Bayliss and Henry Pingley. Deputy Sheriff Osborne Renner reported the incident today.
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Osborne Renner
Armel
John Bayliss
Henry Pingley
Stanford physician Dr. Boomfield dies at 74
Dr. Arthur L. Boomfield emeritus Stanford University School of Medicine professor died Thursday of a heart attack. He was 74 and had long served in medical education and research.
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San Francisco
Arthur L. Boomfield
Stanford University School of Medicine
Faulkner
Royal Air Force
University of Mississippi
Faulkner’s Life and Reivers Echoes of Yoknapatawpha
The profile surveys William Faulkner’s view of writing, his humor in The Reivers, and his focus on human rather than regional issues. It recalls Sanctuary’s horror approach, his Mississippi roots, wartime service, and name change from Falkner to Faulkner.
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Yoknapatawpha County
Mass
Faulkner
Oxford
New Orleans
William Faulkner
Estelle
Billy
South
New Albany
Miss
University of Mississippi
Faulkner Ties to Virginia University and Foundation
The article notes William Faulkner served as Virginia's first writer in residence from 1956 to 1958 and later as a lecturer until his death. It describes his shyness, his May 17 public appearance in Charlottesville, and the December 1960 founding of the William Faulkner Foundation to aid aspiring writers and promote American literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell Hall
Mississippi
Virginia
Faulkner
William Faulkner
Charlottesville
Stephens City Lagoon Plans Final Approval
Stephens City Council endorsed lagoon type sewage plans drawn by McNair and Associates of Waynesboro after backing from the State Health Department and other agencies. The water control board will withdraw approval if plans are unused by June 14 1963. The meeting also discussed hogpen setbacks, weed cleanup, and a request to revisit a stop light decision at Routes 277 and 11 after a three car crash.
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State Health Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Water Control Board
Water Control Board
McNair
Waynesboro
State Highway Department
Rts
Rt. 277
Council
Farmers Market Produce Sale At Kent and Boscawen
Vendors list fresh produce and goods for sale tomorrow at the curb market. Potatoes cabbage onions beets beans squash lettuce peas cucumbers tomatoes as well as cured meat dressed chickens dressed rabbit baked goods and cut flowers will be available. The market operates Saturdays from 6 to 9 a.m. on the parking lot at Kent and Boscawen Streets.
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Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Maryland Road Contract Awarded for 2.2 Miles
Local contractor Burkholder and Burkholder wins a $788 000 contract to build 2.2 miles of a Maryland parkway from Glen Echo interchange to Cabin John Bridge over the Capital Beltway. Work slated for completion this fall.
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Burkholder
Glen Echo Interchange
Capital Beltway
Cabin John Bridge
Real Estate and Auction Listings for July Events
Listings show multiple auctions and sales in West Virginia and Virginia. Frances and Ruth A G Lindenmuth offer Kings Court real estate on Rt. 55 near Sky Line Drive with W D Orndorff as auctioneer. Darrell K Koone Trustee sells a Greenspring Gerrardstown farm in Martinsburg in front of the county courthouse. H G Slonaker administers two Winchester homes in front of Frederick County Courthouse with Buddy Artrip as auctioneer. Antonia Pitta advertises antiques and household goods seven miles east of Berryville on Rt. 7 opposite Pine Grove Church with W D Orndorff. H J Wilson sells Holstein dairy cattle at Gatlett sales pavilion in Gatlett VA via Stan Haworth Auction Co.
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Frances
Ruth A. G. Lindenmuth
Rt. 55
Skyline Drive
Kings Court
W. D. Orndorff
Darrell K. Koonce
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Greenspring
Gerrardstown
Markets Slip After Five Day Rally Retreat On Profit Taking
The AP average fell 2.30 to 214.50 at noon as growth stocks led the retreat and blue chip issues eased. Dow off 9.03 to 574.84 with declines wide across steels, oils, chemicals, autos, and VLS holdings amid light trading and preweekend caution. Also included are livestock and grain quotes from the same session.
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Associated Press
Financial Federation
United Financial of California
First Charter Financial
Trans-World Financial
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
General Electric
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Zenith
Merck
American Telephone
Ford
U.S. Steel
Korvette
Goodrich
Boeing
Air Reduction
Lorillard
General Motors
U. S
Farmers Livestock Market Livestock Market Prices
Market report lists hogs veal lambs and cattle with price ranges by weight and grade. Includes feeders calves yearlings and dairy cow values, noting heavy butcher hogs light butcher sows veal scales and cull prices across categories. Prices show wide spreads by quality and weight with dairy cows listed.
Baltimore Livestock Market Steers and Heifers Rise
Baltimore livestock report shows moderate activity with steers up to 25 cents higher and heifers and cows firm to 25 cents higher. Bulls steady to strong, feeder cattle and calves steady. steer and heifer choices listed at 25.50 to 26.25 per hundredweight for 1190 to 1240 lb ranges.
I Q Answers and the World Around It
A compact quiz style item lists ten answers covering topics from geography to history and color order. It includes Florida and Italy, Grover Cleeland, Florence Nightingale, a table centerpiece, caviar, a seven color spectrum, and the Atlantic.
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Florida
Grover Cleeland
Florence Nightingale
Italy
Atlantic
Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast for Winchester
The forecast calls for fair tonight with lows in the upper 50s to 60s and sunny, warm days ahead through Saturday. Sunday shows little change with temperatures near normal. The five day period through Wednesday trends two degrees below normal, with a slight cooling Monday or Tuesday and chances of showers early in the week.
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Winchester
Post Office Wins Fight With Bobo Boxer
In Philadelphia the post office secured an injunction against Mrs. Eugene Brinker stopping her dog Bobo from attacking mail carriers. Neighbors helped after mail service shut deliveries to the block. Judge John A Boyle issued the order June 26. Bobo was sent to a kennel in New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
Bobo
Eugene Brinker
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Ada Virginia Buncutter
Heine Service
J. Edward Heine
George D. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Jones Funeral Home
John Heine
E Barth, Jr
Harry Cardames
Gaither
Joseph Ritter
Mount Hebron
Crabill Service
C. A. Tavenner
Mr. Leonard I. Perry
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Stones Funeral Home, Inc
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
How McCormick International
Waccormick International Rubber
McCormick International
Brumback’s Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron St
Winchester, Va
William Falkner
Stephens City Lagoon
Maryland
Echo Village
U.S. Rt
Wall Street
By ED Morse
AP Business News
New York
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I. Q. Answers
Round Hill Community Fire Co. Fire Hall
D.S.T
Benefit
Round Hill Community Fire Co
Harry Murphy & Brother
W. Boscawen St
Perry Engineering
Post Office
Shawnee
Winchester Rescue Squad
Glaize & Bro
Frederick County
Roy E. Smith
Josie K. Smith
Robert W. Johnson
Circuit Court
American International Savings and Loan Association, Incorporated
E.C.T
George G. Snarr, Jr
James A. Lockard
Stephania M. Lockard
Darrell K. Reance
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Greensprings
Hugh Crim
Paul Tabb
Gerrardstown Greensprings
Huffman
Hugh McCarty
Hugh Crimm
Circuit Clerk’s
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