Obituary notices for Garrett Reed in Winchester
James Ruhl Garrett 46 of Wardensville West Virginia died of an apparent heart attack Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Aileen Jenkins Garrett five daughters and one son and siblings. funeral 2 p.m. at Faith Mission Church Wardensville with burial in Wardensville Cemetery. Chinook wind note follows. Charles Reed old resident of Winchester died. survived by widow two sons and two grandchildren. funeral 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Ruhl Garrett
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Garrett
Mathis
L. W. (Owen
Katie Garrett
Mathias
Aileen Jenkins Garrett
Christine Anderson
Gatha Marie
Betty
Judith Kay
Donna Lee
James Lester Garrett
Effie Simson
Clarksburg
Gatha Louder
Betty Cochran
Berkeley Springs
Thomas Garrett
Baltimore
Torrow
Faith Mission Church of
John Crisman
Harlan Wood
Donald W. Biller
Gilbert Garrett, Jr
Roy Jordan
Richard Coffman
J.B. Hott
Charlies
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Merrell K. Anderson
Charles Zuckerman
Harry M. Miller
Joseph .E. Butler
Harry W. Butler, Jr
J. Leslie Reed
The
Mount, Hebron Cemetery
Obituaries and notices from Winchester area
Nelson Oliver Putman of Middletown dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Survived by wife Virginia Helsley Putman and son James, others include mother Mrs. Pearl Miller Putman, six sisters and a granddaughter. Funeral set at Stover in Strasburg with burial at Riverview Cemetery. Also obituary for Jesse D. Prather Sr. of Winchester area who died at Winchester Memorial Hospital, with service at Omps Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery burial. Additional notices for Wilbur N. Ritter and William Arthur Cupp with funeral arrangements and burial details. Local political coverage notes Byrd campaign comments, Spong, Robertson, and Rawlings in state races with campaign updates and candidate positions. Representative Smith, Ould, and Davis mentioned in ongoing races as conventions approach.
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Nelson Oliver Putman
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Putman
Warren County
Pearl Miller Putman
Strasburg
Walter Putman
Virginia Helsley
Walnut Springs
Walter Bowen
Raymond McIinturff
Floyd Tucker
Riverview Cemetery
Jesse D. Prather
Shenandoah Ave
Mr. Prather
Keyser
W. Va
Jule
Nellie Tasker Prather
Winchester
Freda Prather
Lewis W. Prather
Frederick County
Jessie D. Prather, Jr
Alexandria
Evelyn Richard
Cmdr
Lewis L. Richard
Edena
Minn
Edward Moore
Cumberland
James Watson
Donald Rawlings
Baltimore
William Arthur Cupp
Loudoun St
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Augusta
Irvin Stonesifer
Hareold Gano
Pulaski
Grune’dy
Spong
Norfolk
Battle
Robertson
Virginia
8Th District
George C. Rawlings Jr
Rep
Howard W. Smith
Rawlings
Smith
Madison Ave
James P. Ould
Lynchburg
Tate
Ould
A. Willis Robertson
Byrd praised as capable Senate choice in Virginia
Afro voters express support for Senator Byrd while noting disagreement on some issues with his opponent. They view Byrd as thoroughly qualified with state and foreign affairs insight, gained from years in the State Senate and discussions with leaders abroad.
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Byrd
Virginia
Senate
State Senate
Miss Shade Grounded By Airlines Strike
Miss Carolyn Shade of VISTA in South Dakota will miss her Calvary Baptist Church talk after airline strike grounds her flight. The meeting proceeds as planned without a speaker.
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Carolyn Shade
VISTA
South Dakota
Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Shade
Washington
Virginia Weather Today and Outlook
Virginia forecast shows fair tonight with a low in the mid 60s. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with humidity. highs in the lower 90s. Monday brings scattered thunder showers followed by cooler air and light variable winds today.
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Florida
Rockies
Upper Lakes
Central
Appalachians
Rainfall statistics for July 1966
Rainfall data shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. July to date noted, with 1966 totals and 53 year averages by month, including January through December values and annual averages.
McNamara says Viet Cong offensive blocked by U S force buildup
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara said the tempo of U S operations in Viet Nam has denied the Viet Cong the chance to assemble a monsoon offensive He noted a 280 000 man force and about 1700 helicopters have improved U S striking power He cautioned a conclusion to the war remains unpredictable despite early gains and successful air strikes on North Viet Nam oil facilities.
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Washington
Secetary of
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
McNamara
U.S. Pacific Command
Honolulu
Defense
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
U.S, Pacific
South Viet Nam
Fire engulfs Hess Petroleum storage area in New Jersey
More than 100 firemen fought a still smoldering blaze at Hess Oil and Chemical storage near Perth Amboy New Jersey where 600 petroleum drums exploded into an inferno. Five injured one seriously as flames crossed Arthur Kill to Staten Island. Coast Guard kept watch for a possible reflash. Damage estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
New York Harbor
Hess Oil and Chemical Co
Arthur Kill
Staten Island
Coast Guard
Kill van Kull
Howard Gast
Tank Farm
Hess Oil Co
Buckthorn shrub tea from Revolutionary War era named New Jersey tea
Leaves from a native buckthorn shrub once used for tea along the East Coast to Florida and as far west as Texas are now known as New Jersey tea. The plant’s historical use traces to the Revolutionary War period.
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Florida
Texas
New Jersey
Quiz Answer List From Famous Trivia Round
A compact list of answers labeled by number. It includes direct picks such as Lincoln being shot there and mentions Aram and the Cheshire Cat. This item presents a sequence of 10 question answers with no explanatory text.
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Lincoln
Chicago Hog Dattle and Cattle Market Summary
Chicago hogs saw barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower with many over 300 pounds down 50 to 100. Sows fell about 75 to 100. Cattle slaughter steers steady to higher after the holiday week, with prime weights 26.25 to 27.25 and high choice options around 25.25 to 26.25. slaughter heifers ranged 21.25 to 25.50. Sheep lambs mostly steady with spring lambs around 24.50 to 25.00 for 85-105 pounds.
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Rhodes
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Rocky Mountains
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Charles E. Reed
MMPS
Gunral
Loudoun Street
William A. Cupp
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Wilbur N. Ritter
E.U.B
Jesse D. Prather Sr
Golden
Pi Oe
Nelson O. Putman
Jesse Prather, Sr
Moscow University
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Fred
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Evangelical United of Church
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White Post
Roy White
EUB
Eugene Baker
Richard Venable
Marshall Venable
Clark Cromwell
Lawrence White
George Sullivan
Ray Ewing
Green Hill Cemetery
Omps Funeral
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Willie Clark
D. W. Cupp
John C. Chesehire
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Owen Simmons
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