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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1967

Page

2

Obituary notices for Barr and Suddith named in Winchester area.

Mrs Curtis R Barr 51 of 425 W Whitlock Ave died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born Clarke County Dec 7 1915 and married Curtis R Barr Jun 10 1939. Survived by husband one daughter Miss Jean Barr three sisters and one brother. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Lena Suddith of Winchester died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after long illness. Born Berryville Feb 21 1888 she was widow of John H Suddith and member First Presbyterian Church. Survived by three daughters and one son among others. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.

Jessie Finkbine Zachary Washington Zachery Annapolis Wilmer Finkbine Winchester Mary Attwell Finkbine Ft. Meade Army Base Ft. Meade Woodford F. Zachery Amos Finkbine Phoenix, Ariz Margery Finkbine Frank Williar Florida Lodge Bowles Boyce Frank Bailey Amos Shryock Arlington National Cemetery Martha Virginia Clark Fairmont Ave Winchester Memorial Hospital Clark Cross Junction Jesse and Tacy Bageant Shanholtz Travellis Clark Market Street Methodist Church Charles W. Rinker Ralph E. Clark Virginia Kearney Stafford Patricia Rinker Ralph E. Clark, Jr Fredericksburg Charles W. Rinker, Jr Jones Funeral Home Edward J. Taylor Mr. Heare James Mary Ellen Loy Heare Ella Combs Roy Moorefield W. Va Hott’s Chapel Methodist Church Kirby Laureau Smith Hott’s James E. Clagett Hamilton Arlington Hospital Mr. Clagett Bertie Shull Clagett Joseph E. Clagett Fort Belvoir Terry W. English Thomas E. Clagett McLean Patricia Clagett Ann Clagett Anna L. Reid New York Clarke County John H. Enders Berryville Charles L. Ammons Kenneth Reid Walton Mann Gordon Reid Marvin Reid Carl Reid William Smallwood Clarke Ebenezer Cemetery Marie Jean Barr Garland Snyder Rest John Patton Bunker Hill Thomas Neel Martinsburg Harry V. Stipe Damascus William A. Lyons Henry S. Amidon Roy B. Wickes Courtney Grim Louis H. Renner Stephen M. Rosenberger Gilbert E. Tillotson Landon G. Boyer Mount Hebron Cemetery Lena S. Suddith Suddith Charles W. Stolle John H. Suddith First Presbyterian Church of Anne. James Margaret Suddith Bertha V.suddith Elmer R. Suddith Norfolk Kenneth W. Suddith Viola R. Stolle Charles Town Charles H. Suddith James R. Jackson G. Raymond Womeldorf Green Hill Cemetery

Florida Named by Ponce de Leon for Wild Flowers

The record notes that Florida earned its name from Ponce de Leon who reportedly chose the land’s name due to abundant wild flowers, reflecting early explorers' naming traditions.

Florida Ponce de Leon

Fire at Road Camp 12 Barracks in Florida Panhandle

A blaze at Road Camp 12 near Jay Florida triggered escaping gas and a shift of effort from one end of the barracks to the other. Prisoners housed there, part of road crews by day, faced barriers to escape as guards reported the scene eight miles east of Jay near Pensacola.

Enfinger Jay Florida Panhandle Pensacola Alabama State Line A. O. Ett

Burglar Breaks in as Rain Damages Goods

A burglar cut a roof hole into Oliver's Market in Henrico County over the weekend but failed to steal anything. Police note the only loss was rainwater leaking through the hole, damaging some goods as the thief fled.

Richmond Oliver’s Market Henrico County

Benedict Arnold Dies an Outcast in England

Benedict Arnold, infamous Revolutionary War figure, escaped to England after treason and died in exile as a rejected figure in his final years.

Benedict Arnold England

North Korea Denies Involvement in US Soldier Killings

North Korea refused to join UN Command in investigating the attack that killed three U S soldiers near the armistice line. South Korean and American positions faced further raids with fatalities reported among attackers and suspected North Korean agents killed nearby. Survivors of wartime massacre in Marzabotto rejected clemency for Nazi Major Walter Reder as investigations into Rhodesia's settlement stance continue in London and Vientiane.

Seoul South Korea North Korea U.N. Command Central Front U.S Marzabotto Italy Walter Reder Gaeta Vienna Bologna

Congress Faces Rail Strike Crisis and Conferees Deadlock

The Senate and House conference panel briefed amid six shopcraft unions’ rail walkouts snarling traffic and halting freight. They remain deadlocked over wage dispute bills with Johnson urging a 90 day no strike plan and possible government settlement. Leaders vow action by Monday as cabinet members fix transport priorities and Defense warns of wartime impact.

Senate House House Conference Committee Tioup Congressional Committee White House Johnson Harley O. Staggers DW. Va John Joseph W. Ramsey Machinists Union Union National Headquarters Congress

Nationwide Rail Strike Halts Major Lines Across U.S.

A sweeping three day rail strike crippled about 80 percent of the nation's lines, with the Union Pacific City of Portland halted in Oregon, passengers paying high taxi fares, and limited service in parts of the Northeast. Some routes like Boston & Maine and Seaboard Coast Line avoided major disruptions. Bus and air travel attempted to fill gaps.

Union Pacific City of Portland Hinkle Ore Portland Santa Fe Kansas North Platte Neb Los Angeles Milwaukee Naval Shore Patrol Liberty Great Lakes Naval Training Station Out United Air Lines New York South New England Boston & Maine Vermont Central Delaware & Hudson Lines Northeast New Orleans Port of Houston

Godwin to Speak at Wallace Forms Plant Dedication

Gov Godwin will headline the dedication of an 80000 square foot Wallace Business Forms plant east of Luray. The 18 acre site cost 3.5 million dollars and will employ 150 people in year one. Theodore Odimitriou vice president will oversee the Luray plant and a similar facility in Gastonia North Carolina.

LURAY Godwin Wallace Business Forms Inc Theodore Odimitriou Gastonia

Rainfall totals and averages for January December period cited

The report lists 48 hour rainfall with today showing none and July to date 3.45 inches. It provides 54 year monthly averages from January to December and five year annual totals, including 1962 through 1966 values.

Grand Jury Indicts Fourteen in Frederick County

A Frederick County grand jury returned fourteen indictments today. Nine charged Billy Lake Clem, 29, of 926 Woodstock Lane, with nine break in offenses. True bills were also returned against John Emmett Delaney and David Lee Bailey, both of California, and Richard Henry Lillie of Portland, Maine, for breaking into Stonewall School on June 18. Two Middletown men George Franklin Fincham and Walter Franklin Wilson, ages 28 and 23, were indicted for breaking into Town & Country store on June 12.

Frederick County Billy Lake Clem Woodstock Lane Clem Stonewall School John Emmett Delaney David Lee Bailey California Richard Henry Lillie Portland Maine Middletown George Franklin Fincham Walter Franklin Wilson Town & Country Store Rt. 50 E

Verdes to Mauna and Canyon Clues Puzzle

Puzzle fills across and down clues with place names and terms. Includes Verde Mauna Banff Park Canyon de National Monument and Waikiki, Greek key and other varied entries.

Banff National Park Calif Canyon de National Monument Waikiki

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