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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
2
Dennis Hugh Lamp and Lewis Dimon are listed with funeral details. Lamp of Gerrardstown West Virginia and family, services at Jones Funeral Home Friday 1:30 PM, burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Dimon, 66 of Middletown Rt 1, died recently. service at Reliance EUB Church Friday 2 PM, burial Reliance Cemetery.
Henry Lee Ritenour, 66, of Stephens City, died yesterday morning. The funeral was conducted at Stephens City Methodist Church by Rev. William R. Withers. He was born February 1, 1900, in Shenandoah County. He leaves a widow Ollie, two sons Charles Lee and Henry Herbert, two grandchildren, four brothers, two sisters, and several nephews as pallbearers. Burial is at Prospect Hill Cemetery in Front Royal. The family will receive friends at Omps Funeral Home this evening 7 to 9.
Willis T Luttrell 79 of Cross Junction died at Hillcrest Nursing Home Winchester after a year as a patient. Born March 15 1887 in Morgan County West Virginia he was a retired National Fruit Products Co employee and Shockeysville Methodist Church member. Survived by half brother Raymond Luttrell Ced ar Grove and half sister Mrs Mary Whitacre Gainesboro with several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements incomplete body at Griffin Funeral Home.
Mrs Anna Julie Miller 76 of Miller Heights died after a long illness in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born April 27 1890 in Shenandoah County she was the widow of Frank S Miller 1957. Survived by four children two daughters two sons a sister and a brother. Funeral conducted Friday at 11 a.m. in Braddock Street Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hebron. calling hours at Kurtz Funeral Home.
The Hawthorne Garden Club will hold its picnic lunch on July 21 at 12 30 p m with Mrs Edward Lawrence, and not as previously announced.
In Virginia Democratic primary results Rep. Howard W. Smith and Sen. A Willis Robertson likely lose their chairs Smith of the House Rules Committee and Robertson of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee. If Democrats retain control Smith's successor could be Rep. William M Colmer and Robertson's could be Sen. John J Sparkman. James Monroe previously held dual State and War posts.
Mt. Jackson approves a 30 000 general expenses and 39 000 sewer and water costs to be raised by taxes with no surplus. Fire at Woodstcok destroys a barn and outbuildings two miles west of St Luke. owner Paul Cook cites possible causes and notes 12 000 bales of hay and other farm gear lost. 2:50 p.m. fire saved 1 000 bale hay shed. Maurertown hosts Virginia Conference at Church of God led by Rev Darrell Maddock with others. Harrisonburg hosts the state’s largest one day horse show drawing about 5 000 attendees and 84 Tennessee walking horses from several states. Folsom man existence supported by stone weapons and animal bones found at Folsom New Mexico.
Weather today shows scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening with a low to night around 68 to 72. The five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with cooler conditions Thursday and Friday and scattered showers into the weekend. Also noted are new appointments to a professional school, a humorous note about Ulysses S. Grant, rainfall stats, and a Muscular Dystrophy Carnival at 233 Myrtle Ave tomorrow evening hosted by David Eisner.
The item lists answers to questions 1 2 9 and 10 with marked entries. It shows L Q and Solomons as possible reference points and includes the words False Repel and Pottery as specific responses.
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