Obituaries Highlight Winchester Area Residents
Obituary notices list James N. Choucleris 71 of 200 Southwerk Street died at Winchester Memorial Hospital born in Sparta Greece Sept 15 1892 He was a World War I veteran Greek Orthodox member and retired restaurateur formerly of the White Palace Restaurant Surviving wife Nan Braithwaite daughters Millard Allen of Atlanta and Gerald Goodman of Winchester one sister Gus Kakins two brothers George and Theodore Choueleris and three grandchildren Funeral with services at Christ Episcopal Church Monday Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Other notices include Wilbert A Strother and Grace Catherine Dove deaths with funeral services pending or conducted in Martinsburg Woodstock and Winchester areas.
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James “Jimmie
N. Choucleris
Southwerk St
Winchester Memorial
Choucleris
Sparta
Greece
Nan Braithwaite
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No
John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
Winchester Commandry
Knights Templar
White Palace
Millard Allen
Atlanta
Gerald Goodman
Gus Kakins
George Choueleris
Theodore Choueleris
James G. Sempeles
Thomas, Jr
George J. Sempeles
Demo Sempeles
John 3. Kaknis
Mount Hebron
Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 AF
Grace Catherine Dove
Martinsburg
W. Va
City Hospital
J. Dove
Dove
Greensburg
Albert J
Anna C. Faulk Saylor
United Brethren Church
James F, Roger
Front Royal
Oral J, Jensen
Falls Church
Ogden C, Bruton
Silver Spring
Gilbert D, Rudy
J. Powell Dove
T. Russell Dove
P, M. Dunlap
Fairmont
Orin Dancer
Ala
Annie Mae Luttrell
Dellinger
Woodstock
Charles Bright
Luttrell
Frederick County
Benjamin
Catherine Heflin
Woodstock Methodist Church
Purity Council No. 34 Daughters of America
Jess W. Luttrell
Elwood Luttrell
Evelyn Holmes
Charlotte Harrelson
Arlington
Louise Ryan
Edinburg
Emogene Marston
Russéll McCauley
John Wesley Heflin
Gettysburg
F. W. Gearing
Joe Burnshire
Chester Ritenour
Ford Br
Funeral Services for James N Chauderis Monday
Funeral services are set for James N Chauderis at 1 30 p m Monday at Christ Episcopal Church. Graveside rites will be conducted by the Masonic Lodge.
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James N. Chauderis
Christ Episcopal Church
Masonic
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No. 21
A.F
A.M
Mato
James Chauderis
Rockingham Crash Kills Two Marylanders in Virginia Toll Update
A two car crash on U S 11 in Rockingham County early today killed two Maryland residents Carol Geren 21 of East Riverdale and Donald Graves 25 of College Park along with two others. The Virginia highway toll rose to 495 for 1964 from 484 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
U.S. 11
Rockingham County
Maryland
Virginia
Carol Louise Geren
East Riverdale
Donald E. Graves
College Park
U.S
Woman On Bond After Shooting Spree In Minneapolis
AP report says 21 year old Alice Phillips fired a high powered rifle from a second story apartment injuring no one. She released babies and a woman before Deputy Inspector Donald Nelson disarmed her and she fell during the exit. Phillips is free on $100 bond.
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Minneapolis
Alice Phillips
Miss Phillips
Cers
Donald A. Nelson
Nelson
Richmond Man Shot to Death in Cat Dispute
Edgar Anderson 42 was shot to death at his home 1234 Wallace St during an early morning argument about his cats. Neighbors reported five shots after hearing the quarrel at 1:30 a.m. Police found Anderson on the couch with gunshot wounds to the head and neck.
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Richmond
Edgar Anderson
Wallace St
Anderson
Jand
Newsman Dies and Other Deaths Across Cities
Milton Fitzpatrick Thompson 54 longtime Baltimore News-American veteran died Friday of a heart attack. He previously worked at the San Diego Evening Tribune. George F Sparling 84 a longtime professional golfer died Friday after a lengthy illness in Bridgeport Connecticut. Jane Dabney Kittle 76 Chicago born daughter of Sears Roe & Co President Charles M Kittle died Friday of a heart attack in San Francisco while attending the Republican National Convention.
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Baltimore
Milton Fitzpatrick
Tommy) Thompson
Thompson
Baltimore News-American
San Diego Evening Tribune
Bridgeport
Charles M. Kittle
Kittle
Chicago
San Francisco
Buzzard Intake May Hit Pan American With Heavy Cost
A buzzard sucked into a Pan American jet engine as it took off from Merida Mexico caused an emergency landing. The plane blew two tires on touchdown and Pan American housed passengers in a local hotel while a replacement engine was sent. The incident could cost about 150000 dollars.
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Merida
Mexico
Pan American
Barbs Delays Vote Amid Morning Storm Breaks
Election records show Barbs arriving late to vote as a morning storm interrupts the day. He notes hoping his wife is asleep and faces a cautious start to the polling period.
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Coe
Officials Seek Cause of Crash Near Newport Tennessee
Officials searched a wooded hill near Newport Tennessee for the cause of a United Airlines crash that killed all 39 aboard. Civil Aeronautics Board investigator George R. Baker said a body was found more than a mile from the wreckage and sabotage was not suspected. Six victims identified include stewardesses Carol Lynn Berndt of Laurel Maryland and Virginia Vollmer of Alexandria Virginia and passengers Frank Tosca of Avon Massachusetts and Paul Pohl of Springfield Massachusetts.
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Newport
Carol Lynn Berndt
Laurel
Virginia Vollmer
Alexandria
Frank J. Tosca
Avon
Mass
Paul Pohl
Springfield
Ft Lee Girl Crowned Miss Virginia 1964
A 20 year old Ft. Lee native Heidi Karen Smith was crowned Miss Virginia 1964 in Richmond. Daughter of Provost Sgt. Edwin J. Smith and Mrs Smith, she represented the Prince George Fort Lee area after ten contestants. She will enter the Miss USA national preliminaries in Miami.
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Richmond
Ft. Lee
Heidi Karen Smith
Firemen Act in Theatre Rescue During Western Show
Firemen played a leading role in a Kansas City theatre Friday night when they extinguished a small fire in a false curtain above the screen as 300 spectators watched a Western. A wave of smoke and a flare from the curtain caused the alarm before firefighters contained the blaze.
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Kansas City
Goldwater Seeks Right to Work and Tough Nuclear Policy
GOP platform debate shows Barry Goldwater pressing a right to work stance and a hard line on nuclear strategy. He backs enforcing civil rights law while opposing broader relaxation of policy on presidential powers. Scranton forecasts victory. Eisenhower urges party unity. Percy to present VP pick. Nixon to handle presidential nomination duties.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Platform Committee
NATO
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Charles H. Percy
GOP
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
Reunification Called Not Realistic by German Scholar
Golo Mann, son of Thomas Mann, told the Christian Social Union convention that German reunification is not a realistic goal. Mann, a political science professor at Stuttgart Technical University, spoke as Franz Josef Strauss presses a tougher line toward East Germany. He said reconciliation with Communist countries is needed before debating restoring prewar borders.
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Munich
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Golo Mann
Thomas Mann
Stuttgart Technical University
Christian Social Union
Baevarian
Social Democrats
Franz Josef Strauss
East Germany
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Strauss
France
Mann
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Weather Outlook Virginia Daily Summary
Fair tonight with a low near 60 and Saturday showers possible after noon. Highs reach the mid to upper 80s with a cooler Monday and chances of a few showers. July rainfall to date 0.50 inches, 1964 total 16.71 inches. 51 year averages listed by month.
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Plateau
Mississippi
Tennessee
Florida
Plains
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Virginia
Suit Against Goldwater Seen Waste
Pentagon officials said a San Francisco taxpayer is wasting time trying to oust Sen. Barry Goldwater by claiming constitutional impropriety of serving as a military reserve officer. The suit seeks Goldwater's Senate seat vacated and salary repaid. Officials note 90 to 100 members of Congress hold active reserve commissions and another 75 to 100 are inactive or retired.
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Washington
Pentagon
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Air Force Reserve
Congress
United States
House
Robert Schaaf
Goldwater
Schaat
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Weather Elsewhere Weather Elsewhere
One person in ten in the United States becomes incapacitated by mental illness, a statistic highlighted in regional weather notes that day.
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United See
Ntal
Answers to the Quiz: St Peter to Augustine
A list of ten quiz items is presented with paired answers: St Peter Mars 40 feet True Nebraska 1000 Billy Egypt Gas Augustine.
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True
Nebraska
Billy
Egypt
Gas
Augustine
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Winchester Evening Star & Satuay
James Choucleris
Strother Service
Wilbert A. Strother
Omps Funeral Home
Wilbert Strother, Jr
Terry Tuttle
Joshual Place
Frank Johnson
R. P. Anderson
Tilman Shumate
Edward Ruffner
Clovis Bucher
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Thomas J. Dove
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Tayloy F. Simpson
Rockingham Crash
Marylanders
Lee County
Robert J.bonham
Rt. 1
Jonesville
Virginia 421
Woodway
Health Dept
Perry, Engineering, Inc
Ruth Reinhold
Arizona
Bond
SK NO. 100
Foncepolls Moline
Hal Cochran
Tan
Lee Girl
Firemen
George A. Parker
District of Columbia
High Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boston
Indianapolis
St. Peter
Mars
MR. Contractor
Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
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