Obituaries From Winchester Area Services July 1969
Henry Mansell Evans 65 Summit Point W Va died at home. Survived by widow Josephine Van Nosdelm two children Hilmer Evans aboard SS Pergall and Gwynn Evans Beaty one grandson two sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. John H Enders Funeral Home burial Green Hill Berryville. Jennie E Harmison 70 Berkeley Springs died in Morgan County Hospital. Proprietor Park View Inn past matron of Eastern Star member of Francis Ashbury Methodist Church survived by sisters and brothers. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Francis Ashbury Methodist Church burial Greenway Cemetery Berkeley Springs. Julia T Jones 87 240 Parkway died yesterday born Front Royal daughter of Thompson. Married James Harrison Jones 1904 Grace Lutheran Church survived by two daughters Ruth Jones and Nacie S Dorsey two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 1:30 p.m. Jones Funeral Home Rev Virgil A Moyer Jr pallbearers listed burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mansell Evans
Summit Point
W. Va
Mr. Evans
Bevier
Mod
Howell Michael Evans
Mary Alice Jones Evans
Department of Defense
Josephine E. van Nosdelm
M.M
Hilmer Evan Evans
Pergall
U.S. Navy
Gwynn Evans Beaty
Stoughton
Mass
Ernest Spence
Baltimore
William Kenderdine
Newtown
Malcolm Evans
Pittsburgh
Henson Evans
Media
Howell Evans
Philadelphia
John H. Enders
Allen Bartlett
William Brook, Jr
Green Hill, Cemetery
Berryville
Jennie E. Harmison
Berkeley Springs
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
Harmison
Morgan County
Joseph P
Bertha Rockwell Hawvermale
Park View Inn
Eastern Star
Francis Ashsbury Methodist Church
Anna Ha
Julia T. Jones
Parkway
Jones
Front Royal
Charles W
Margaret Susan Jones Thompson
James Harrison Jones
Grace Lutheran Church
Ruth Jones
Nacie S. Dorsey
Winchester
Stephen Kushnir
Alexandria
Jones Funeral Home
Virgil A. Moy
Er, Jr
William C. Curl
Thomas W. Downing
John S. Shiner
John A. Carver
Forrest E. Jones
Laurens P. Jones
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Two Women Hurt In Three Car Winchester Crash
Two women treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a three car collision at Cork and Kent Streets at 1 20 p m. Helen Virginia Collett and Nettle Inez Collett reported lacerations chest pains. David Allen Light and John E Sisk drivers involved. Sisk charged with driving under the influence. Municipal Court hearing set for Monday July 28. A second wreck on Cameron and East Boscawen Streets left one car a total loss as Marie Fauver Anderson collided with Charles Owens Wolford. Wolford’s vehicle valued at 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cork and
Kent Sts
Helen Virginia Collett
E. Piccadilly Sr
Nettle
Inez Collett
Front Royal
Allen Bailey
David Allen
East St
Cork
Nettle Inez Collett
John E. Sisk
Route 5
Kent St
Collett
Bailey
Sisk Auto
Sisk
Cameron and
E. Boscawen Sts
W. E. Hillyard
C.K. Mauck
Marie Fauver Anderson
Franklin St
Boscawen St
Charles Owens Wolford
Ausgusta
W.va
Cameron
Ted
Anderson
Godwin Endorses Battle as He Seeks Unity in Virginia Race
Gov Godwin endorses Battle for attorney general as Miller urges runoff avoidance. Miller had 41 percent to Farley 35 in a four way race. Godwin’s support cited as major factor in uniting Virginians for November. Battle thanks the governor and aims to rally party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Farley
Fairfax
Abingdon
C. F. Hicks
Gloucester
del. Bernard Levin
Norfolk
Battle
Godwin
Godewin
Virginia
Warren Board Drops Option On Land
The Warren County Board of Supervisors voted to not exercise the school board option on the Waller tract along Route 340 near Front Royal. The four members present approved unanimously on a motion by Elizabeth Malta with Wilson Burke seconding. The option expires July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Waller Tract
U.S. Route 340
Suervisor
Elizabeth W. Malta
Wilson J. Burke
Black Muslim Organization Founded in Detroit in 1930
Originating in Detroit in 1930 the Black Muslim movement took root as a formal organization. It established its early base among African American communities and contributed to religious and social activism in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
No Rescue Vehicle Could Save Marooned Astronauts
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Death awaits the Apollo astronauts if they become marooned on the moon for there is no rescue vehicle. Even if another spacecraft were on the Cape Kennedy launch pad it would take four days to reach the moon. Armstrong and Aldrin land with 43 hours of oxygen. If the LM tilts more than 35 degrees they cannot fire their ascent engine to rejoin the command ship. The LM weighs 16 000 pounds and is too heavy to shove. The command ship cannot pick them up and blast off again due to lacking engines and guidance. Even in orbit another craft could not rescue them. The LM holds two men only. Kraft notes redundancy and reliability as Apollo safety pillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Michael Collins
Apollo
Armstrong
Aldrin
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Kraft
Gunter Faces Disbarment Bid Over Custody Case Ties
The Seventh District Committee moves to sustain a plea to quash a complaint against Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney Gunter alleging conflict of interest in Joann Anderson custody actions and potential bigamy charges. A three judge court may disbar or suspend him, with costs requested in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Gunter
Court of Equity
Seventh District Committee
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Joann Anderson
Frank Co. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Apollo mission feasibility looms as Luna 15 plans emerge
American experts say a Luna 15 style maneuver to land collect soil samples and return to orbit could showcase Soviet capability to deliver rocks to earth automatically and less expensively than Apollo 11. NASA notes no collision risk with Apollo 11 path. Armstrong reports a minor sensor issue traced to a jolt at launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Elbert King
Houston
Armstrong
Aldrin
Frederick County school board cancels meeting and Monday closings
The Frederick County School Board announces its office is closed Monday and the 7:30 p.m. meeting is canceled. Appointments to appear before the board should be rescheduled for the regular meeting at 9 a.m. Aug 5. Summer programs are paused Monday and resume Tuesday. Junior and senior high summer schools run as usual. A noon Community Service of Participation honors astronauts at Christ Episcopal Church. Handley Library closes Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County Junior High School
Handley High School
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Weather and five day forecast for Virginia and regional data
Variable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with scattered showers or thundershowers. Highs 84 to 92 and lows 64 to 72. Southern area remains warm through the period with three quarters to one inch of precipitation. New York AP note reports stock market gain and various unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Route 7 Four Lane Permanently Divides Frederick County
Four lane conversion on Route 7 East becomes permanent through Frederick County from the Clarke County line at Opequon Creek to Winchester with no return to two way traffic. Residents were warned before opening. Project near completion with incidental work remaining. Clarke County segment about three miles under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Clarke County
Opequon Creek
Winchester
R. C. King
Mr. King
King
County Summons Grand Jury For Monday
Frederick County grand jury summoned for Monday at 10 a.m. Members listed include Henry J. Carbaugh Ruth B Bayliss Charles Kenneth Staples Ralph E Coates Doris M Nester and Charles W Orndoff Jurors to report at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Henry J. Carbaugh
Ruth B. Bayliss
Charles Kenneth Staples
Ralph E. Coates
Doris M. Nester
Charles W. Orndoff
City Hall
King Louis XIV Paid Family Bonuses in Canada in 1669
The note recalls that royal aid to large families dates back to 1669 when King Louis XIV of France issued cash bonuses for families in Canada. The historical claim ties early state support to childbearing and settler communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV of
France
Canada
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Winchester Evening Star
Henry M. Evans
Jennie Harmison
James H. Jones
Andereson
Wolford
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lorist, Inc
Our
Ments
Bernard F. Groves
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
H.W. Ebert
Buick
H. W. Ebert
N. Loudoun St
Warren Board
Sebert Smith
Lion of
Sebert J. Smith
Henry Lowry
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Larry Sullivan
Stephens City Fire Co
Collins
Columbia
O’sullivan
National Fruit and
Abex Corporation
Handley Library
Lee Hubbard
Datsun
rAdieny
Winchester Skies
Wall Street
New York
I. Q. Answers
Haiti
Asia
Brazil
Atlanta
Balsa
Clarke
Grand Jury
Pittsburgh Paints
N. Cameron St
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