Obituaries Featuring DeHaven and Others in Martinsburg Area
Obituary notices list Harry Ray DeHaven aged 64 of Martinsburg West Virginia who died after two days in King’s Daughters Hospital following long illness. Survivors include wife Estel Haines DeHaven daughter Ellen Otto two sons Claude and Beverly. siblings and grandchildren named. Other notices announce the death of Williams Robinson aged 60 of Martinsburg with wife Madge. and Heltzel Harris Kerns of Stephens City with wife Laura Whetzel and several children. services planned at Jones Funeral Home and Rosemont Kogelschatz and Coffman. Burial in Pleasant View Memorial Gardens and Mount Hebron Cemetery respectively.
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Harry’ Ray DeHaven
Shenandoah St
Martinsburg
W.va
King’s Daughters Hospital
Virginia
Mr. DeHaven
Hayes
Mary Luttrell DeHaven
Dunn. Woolen Co
Armstrong Furniture Co
Opequon
West Virginia National Guard
Estel Haines DeHaven
Ellen C. Otto
Hedgesville
Claude C. DeHaven
Beverly R. DeHaven
Harley DeHaven
Winchester
Robert F. Otto
Chrystal Otto
Scott M. Otto
Ruth Roush
Homestead
Fra
Orpha Botts
Florida
Madalee Pugh
Balticat Md
Abica
Rosemont
Kogelschatz
Coffman Funeral
Heltzel Harris Kerns
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kerns
Yellow Springs
Gertie Slonaker Kerns
John R. Kerns
Laura V. Whetzel
Elwood Kerns
Howard Kerns
John Kerns
Geraldine Kerns
Lorraine Henson
Mel
Jones Funeral Home
Arthur Benton
Robby Sylvia
Shiloh
Lehew
Honeymoon in New York for Convicted Wife Murderer
Dr Samuel Sheppard, once jailed for his first wife's murder, and his German born bride arrived in New York from Chicago and checked into a Fifth Avenue hotel. They spoke about Marilyn Sheppard's 1954 slaying as legal questions loom over his possible return to prison.
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Samuel Sheppard
New York City
Chicago
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Sheppards
Sheppard
Marilyn
Ohio
Three Judge Court to Rule on Rights Act Challenge
A three judge federal panel in Atlanta will rule on constitutionality of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The cases involve Lester Maddox whose restaurant allegedly refuses service to Negroes and a motel owner facing government enforcement. Rulings could come as early as Wednesday.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Sta U.8 Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Tuttle
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Powder origins debated in ancient texts
Evidence that the Chinese invented a powder is not conclusive. Saltpeter, an essential ingredient of powder, first was mentioned in writings of an Arabian about 1200 A.D.
Actor breaks ankle in 3 foot jump at Mineola Playhouse
Actor Robert Walter Jr., 23, fractured his right ankle after leaping from a three foot platform during Days of the Dancing at the Mineola Playhouse Monday night. He was treated at Nassau Hospital and may wear a cast six to eight weeks. back on stage wearing the cast is possible. The injury occurred in the first act as he finished the scene on his knees or with his partner Shelley Winters, the audience believing it was part of the show until the curtain drop ended the performance for the night.
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Nassau Hospital
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Slain Woman May Have Been Robbed in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach police probe a strangulation death of 42 year old Phyllis Minnich found in a Holiday House Motel room. She was from Kingsport Tennessee and employed as a clerk for Tennessee Eastman Co. Investigators found no money in the room and say she may have been robbed. Police have questioned several people but no one has been held.
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Pollice
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Minnich
Kingsport
Tenn
Holiday House
Tennessee Eastman Co
Eastman Kodak
Three Fates in Mythology Spin, Measure, Cut Thread
In myth the trio of Fates control life by spinning the thread, measuring its length, and severing the thread. Clotho spins, Lachesis determines duration, and Atropos cuts with shears, shaping fate.
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Lachesis
Atropos
Battleship USS Alabama Sets 50-Day Puget Sound to Mobile Voyage
The 35,000-ton USS Alabama departs Puget Sound for a 5,600 mile journey to Mobile Alabama where it will become a museum in a marine park. The USS Alabama Battleship Commission leads the project costing about 1 million dollars with Stephen G. Croom as guiding figure.
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Panama Canal
Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Sea Ranger
Sea Robin
Waerae Geeteeeetee Sa Laerine
Read
Alabamans
USS Alabama Battleship Commission
Stephen G. Croom
Republican V P Nominee Takes Rest
Republican vice presidential nominee William E. Miller begins a week-long rest with his family at their Lake Ontario summer home after San Francisco nominating events. A 3,500-strong turnout in Lockport greeted Miller and his clan as neighbors offered congratulations and hugs.
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William E. Miller
Lake Ontario
Miller
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Lockport
Olcott
Bill
Rollin T. Grant
Grant
Weather Today Virginia Warm Humid With Storms
Variable cloudiness and humid conditions persist in Virginia through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Highs 86 to 92, lows 68 to 72, followed by a warm humid Thursday with likely showers.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages For The Year Period
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 6 30 a m today shows July rainfall to date at 2 75 inches. The 1964 year to date totals reach 19 46 inches with a 51 year average of 36 65 inches annually. Monthly averages are listed by month from January to December with values including January 2 38 February 2 13 March 3 08 April 0 18 May 9 77 June 9 06 July 3 88 August 3 81 September 2 67 October 0 13 November 2 00 December 2 95.
Mixed early New York stock market trades wavering
Wall Street opened with a mixed to slightly lower tone as trading was slim and price moves were narrow. Sector leaders and groups including steels motors utilities aircraft electronics and drugs showed irregular moves while oils held steady. IBM rose about 2.44 points and Control Data fell nearly 2 as the AP 60 stock average dropped 1.2 points to 320.8.
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du Pont
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report Shows Quiet Cattle Trade
USDA cattle receipts 60. Hogs receipts 200 with scarce barrows and gilts. Prices higher for some hogs. US 1 1 2 190-205 lbs at 19.00 and US 1-3 180-240 ADS 18.50 18.85. Quiet cattle classifications offered none to test prices.
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