Obituaries Feature Fiddler and McIlwee in Winchester Area
Obituary notices for Carroll William Fiddler 42 of Warren Ohio formerly Charles Town West Virginia and Savilla W McIlwee 90 Star Tannery note service details burial locations and family survivors. Fiddler born December 6 1925 served in World War II and was a farmer with relatives in Winchester Bunker Hill Inwood and Charles Town. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Thursday 1 30 p m with burial at Old Stone Church Cemetery Green Springs. McIlwee widow of Charles Oliver McIlwee survived by five sons two brothers fourteen grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren with a St James Lutheran Church service and church cemetery burial. The notice lists related burial and visitation details for families in Strasburg Star Tannery and Winchester areas.
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Carroll William Fiddler
Shaffer Road
Warren
Ohio
Charles Town
W. Va
Mr. Fiddler
Clarke County
Alice Tobin Shirley
William Fiddler
United States
Veterans of Foreign War
James C. Fiddler
Rt. I
Bunker Hill
Marie Roberts
Inwood
John D. Shirley
George Fiddler
Winchester
Ralph S. Shirley
Wadesville
Harry Fiddler
Brucetown
Eva Brooks
Edgar Shirley
Harry Shirley
Lester Shirley
Chares Town
Jones Funeral Home
Craig Burleson
Old Stone Church Cemetery
Green Springs
L. Wayne
Charles F. McIwee
Fairfax
Harry Orndorff
College Park
St. James Lutheran Church
D. W. Zipperer
Richard Albert
MclIlwee
Mr Carl B Shickle Sr Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Obituary notice notes the death of Mr Carl B Shickle Sr with funeral arrangements incomplete as details await update. Immediate family is advised to contact the funeral home for service plans and scheduling.
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Carl B. Shickle, Sr
Two Regional Residents Die in Separate Accidents and Services
Mrs. Ann Bryant Calvert 64 of 8743 Richmond Highway Alexandria died Sunday at Alexandria Hospital. Born January 24 1904 in Rainell West Virginia she was the daughter of William and unknown Bryant. Funeral service 2 p.m. tomorrow at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Reynolds Store Frederick County. Pallbearers named Marvin Harley Frank Quinn Ray Engton Joshua G Place John Whitrow Homer Peer. Also noted William Frederick Walter 67 of 310 Sunrise Avenue Harrisonburg died yesterday in a two vehicle crash on two lane Va 254 west of Staunton. Born November 10 1900 Mt Clifton son of William H Walters and Minnie Lonas Walters, a Mt Jackson High School graduate and World War II Navy veteran. Former Winchester resident, long time Washington hand, then Harrisonburg since 1957. Member of Asbury Memorial United Methodist Church Mt Jackson Masonic Lodge United Commercial Travelers Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by wife Violet Wood, married November 1 1952. Funeral plans not complete.
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Ann Bryant Calvert
Richmond Highway
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Weston
W. Va
Sadie Jones
Meadow Bluff
Giffin Funral
Capon Bridge
William Frederick Walter
Sunrise Ave
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Mr. Walter
Mt. Clifton
William H
Minnie Lonas Walters
Mt. Jackson High School
Winchester
Washington
Asbury Memorial United Methodist Church
Mt. Jackson
New Jailer in Jefferson County prompts changes in jail
County Court confirms Constable Robert Carr as the new Jefferson County jailer after ex-jailer John Brown was arrested for allegedly letting a prisoner escape. William Leftwich and Mary McDonough faced related charges. Leftwich remains jailed awaiting action.
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Robert Carr
Jefferson County
W.W. Whittington
Carr
John Brown
William Leftwich
Leftwich
Mary McDonough
Brown
Shickle's Food Market Owner Carl Shickle Sr Dies
Carl B. Shickle Sr of 1210 aes Avenue died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He owned and operated Shickle's Food Market on Valley Avenue. Funeral arrangements are pending. The body is at Jones Funeral Home.
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Shickle’s Food Market
Carl B. Shickle, Sr
Aes Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shickle
Shickle’s
Valley Avenue
Inc
Jones Funeral Home
Water dispute delays Stephens City junior high site
City and county officials spar over water service for the new Stephens City junior high as annexation and utility rights clash. Attorneys, court pre trials and a Sanitation Authority conflict hinge on whether or when city water can serve the school site, with both sides urging a workable compromise.
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Rosenberger
Mays
Thornton
Massie
Wea
Ephens City I-81-Rt. 277
Local business leader Sloan reappointed to another term
Sloan MR Sloan and Miss Linda Spicer were reappointed for a second three year term expiring June 30 1971. Patrick D M Robinson filled a vacancy created by Col Robert Schmitts death with a term ending June 30 1970. Nominating committee members were Virgil Strader W Woodhull Baker and Stewart Bell Jr. Mr Sloan native of Chattanooga born March 21 1923. WWII Air Force veteran awarded Air Medal. He lived in Miami and Silver Spring before purchasing the Winchester Ford dealership and moving to the area in 1964.
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Sloan
Linda Spicer
Robert Schmitt
Patrick D. M. Robinson
Virgil Strader
W. Woodhull Baker
Stewart Bell, Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mr. Sloan
Central High School
Norwich University
Vermont
15Th Air Force
Italy
Miami
Fla
Silver Spring
Ford
Winchester
Lamar Sloan Ford
Rotary Club
The
Elks Club
Winchester , Frederick County
American Red Cross
Annette Lynes
Sloans
Washington march day ends with animal dispute and art history note
A Washington march day tied to HSUS and a standoff over animals ends as the Interior Department impounds animals for humane reasons. Funded settling for 30 days in Maryland, demonstrations planned to move, with no clear resolution. Also notes Louvre treasures moved in WWII and a Winchester Ford official profile.
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U.S. Department of Interior
Hsus Washington
Bond Reduced on Nicholson in Clarke County Abduction Case
Richard Lee Nichol Jr. of Winchester had his bond cut from 10 000 to 7500 in Clarke County court on his abduction and assault charges connected to a Berryville incident. Co defendant Julian Boyer remained charged as details emerge from police reports. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 20 in Clarke County courthouse.
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Richard Lee Nichol, Jr
Winchester
Larke County
Otion
E. Eugene Gunter
Reeut
Nicholson
Gunter
Julian F. Boyer
Berryville
Clarke County
Frederick County
Weather Forecast Shows Scattered Thunderstorms This Week
The forecast calls for fair weather through Wednesday with scattered afternoon or evening storms. Highs reach the upper 80s to low 90s, with humidity and showers expected Thursday. Sunrise and sunset times are noted. rainfall data are summarized for the past years.
Supervisors Weigh County Soil Survey Need
Frederick County supervisors debated the cost and usefulness of a county soil survey after a 60 minute briefing by John Wolfe and the Technical Action Panel. Dr. Sam Obenshain and C J Koch described benefits for urban planning and school siting, noting a $150 000 project with county share about one third to one half.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
John Wolfe
Frederick
Sam Obenshain
WPI
C.j.koch
Koch
Man Steals Pistol and Shoots Vacationers in California
A man broke into a sporting goods store in San Luis Obispo and used a pistol to fatally shoot two travelers, injure a woman, then fled. William B. Duff of Maryland was arrested after a foot chase and booked on murder suspicions.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
August Marsala
Victor Cricco
Yonkers
N.Y
Marsala
Evelyn
William B. Duff
Havre de Grace
Los Angeles
William Sperle
Dave Ethridge
Dave’s Sports Emporium
Duff
Wall Street Opens With Losses Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street eased into the day with a pullback as declines slightly outpaced advances by about two to one. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the New York Stock Exchange index posted modest losses while trading remained fairly active.
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New York
Two Car Accident North of City
Trooper C D Taylor investigated a two car collision on Route 11 north about one mile from the city at 7 25 p m yesterday. William McKay of Rt 2 crossed into northbound lanes and hit Ruby Carpenter of Stephenson. Damages were about 900 to Carpenter and 600 to McKay. No injuries reported.
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C. D. Taylor
Rt. 11
William McKay
Rt. 2
Ruby Carpenter
Stephenson
Carpenter
McKay
Olice
Fragmentary Proper Nouns List in OCR Readout
A compact list of names and places including Aphrodite Chordata Turkey Amulet American Revolution China Pasadena California Rip Van Winkte St Augustine Florida appears as readable fragments with no complete narrative. The items mix mythic, biological, historical, and geographic terms.
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Turkey
China
Pasadena
California
Rip van Winkte
St. Augustine
Florida
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Winchester Evening Star
Fiddler
Small Business Administration
Charles McIlwee
Mr. Carroll William Fiddler
Howers
Lorist, Inc
Guneral
N. Loudoun Street
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mrs. Ray Calvert
Marvin Harley
Frank Quinn
Ray Engton
Joshua G. Place
John Whitrow
Homer Peer
William F. Walter
W.va
Jefferson
Mrs. Harrison Miller
Sara Minnie Miller
Wardensville
Lloyd Bradfield
Jasper Bradfield
Rio
Wardensville Methodist Church
Charles Andrews
Baker Cemetery
Baker, W. Va
Henry L. Arnold
Upshur St
Mt. Rainier
Prince George Hospital
Arnold
Lester
Elizabeth Arnold
Violet Larrick Arnold
Jame Curry
Riverdale
Marlin Tate
Pansy Good
Leicester St
Donald Good
Gasch
Rhode Island Ave
Mount Hebron
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Mississippi River Valley
Great Lakes Region
Tennessee
Ohio River
Gulf States
Rockies
National
Morticians
J.randolph Larrick
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Richmond
Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City
HSUS
Waterford Center
SCLC
Hylton
Roger Stephens
Abe Fortas
Marilyn Riviere
Washington, D.C
Columbia
Mr. McMahon
L Rev
Ralph Abernathy
Virginia
Abernathy
McMahon
District of Columbia
Louvre
Bond
Winchester Skiel
Sperlo
Wall Street
Aigersen
N. Cameron St
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