Tapscott Obituary and Related Death Notices
Charles William Tapscott 69 of Bluemont died at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital. Survived by widow Lillian Tharp and children Charles Jr Joseph James Edward Louise. burial Green Hill Cemetery. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. pallbearers listed.
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Tapscott
Charles William Tapscott
Bluemont
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Joseph Baker Tapscott
Lillian Tharp
Charles W. Tapscott
Joseph Tapscott
James Edward Tapscott
Louise T. McClaughry
J. C. Tapscott
Flora Fletcher
Gertrude Tapscott
Washington
John H. Enders
Berryville
Charles Moncure
Green Hill Cemetery
William Baxter
Ammi Kelley
David Bell
George Bell
Garland McClaughry
Sam Reid
Mrs Virgie Cave Dies at 64 in Hagerstown Hospital
Mrs Virgie Peal Cave 64 widow of Earl Cave of 441 West Church Street Hagerstown Maryland died at Washington County Hospital the reason and date of death not provided in the fragment.
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Virgie Peal Cave
Earl Cave
W. Church St
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Death of Harris Hutzler of Gerrardstown W Va
Harris Hutzler of Gerrardstown West Virginia died Monday. Survivors include cousin Mrs. Ray DeHaven of White Post. Body is at Brown's Funeral Home Martinsburg. Arrangements are incomplete.
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Ward
Harris Hutzler
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Ray DeHaven
White Post
Brown
Martinsburg
Mrs. John F. Kline Rites Held for Marlboro Resident
Mrs. Clara M. Kline 72 died at her daughter’s home in Marlboro after a three year illness. She was born at Mt. Falls to John and Martha Crowser Lineburg and married John F. Kline in 1920. Survived by husband, daughter Pauline Liggett, son John T. Kline, siblings and three grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev. Rhoads and Rev. Crim at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron.
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Clara M. Kline
Pauline Liggett
Marlboro
Kline
Mt. Falls
John
Martha Lineburg Crowser
John F. Kline
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. C. A. Williams 86 dies in Middleburg Maryland
Mrs. C A Williams 86 of Dickerson Maryland died Monday morning at Middleburg She was born in Frederick County daughter of Moses and Bettie Ewing widow of C Ashby Williams former Winchester resident sister of the late Mrs Silas G Cather member of First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Winchester Surviving are two sons Charles A Williams and John H Williams two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services conducted by Rev A G Bailey Wednesday at 11 am at Royston Funeral Home Middleburg
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Luray
Adam and
Angeline Smeltzer Spuis
Hagerstown
Cave
Morningstar Lutheran Church of
Kathleen Penness
Marguerite Cave
Dorothy Bitner
Floyd Cave
Roy L. Cave
Clyde Racer
Lester Jenkins
Occa
Suter-Router Funeral Home
Charles Birx
Bakerville
Mary A. “Gussie” Williams
Dickerson
Middleburg
Williams
Frederick County
Moses and
Bettie Thompson Ewing
C. Ashby Williams
Winchester
Silas G. Cather
First Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Virginia Williams
Elizabeth Williams
James Wilson
Cambridge Springs
Charles A. Williams
John H. Williams
A. G. Bailey
Royston Funeral Home
Byrd Firm Names Three Appointments
Senator Harry F. Byrd announces John W. Abrell will join H. F. Byrd Inc in the sales department on September 1. L. D. Arnold becomes general manager and James Laise sales manager. Abrell previously worked with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co in the national produce division and has regional experience in New Jersey and Louisiana.
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Harry F. Byrd
John W. Abrell
H. F
Appalachian
Mr. Abrell
Merle Aikens
Martinsburg
Rotary to Hear Philip Glaize on Iron Curtain Experiences
Philip Glaize will speak at Thursday’s Rotary Club meeting at the George Washington Hotel at 1 p.m. He will describe recent experiences behind the Iron Curtain as part of the People to People Mission sponsored by the Department of Agriculture.
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Philip Glaize
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Department of Agriculture
Kiwanis Club to Honor Presidents at 12:15
Kiwanis Club will honor past presidents at tomorrow's meeting. Members who have served since 1936 include Wendell Goode Eugene Cooper Ansel Groves Alan Peery Raymond Kerlin Ralph Yount B F Arthur Amos Shryock George Masters Marvin Gore Laurens Jones Doug Butler Ed Molden Charles Pine Sr Bill Butler Garland Canter Bill Louthan and Hubert Stratton. The group meets at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel.
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Kiwanis Club
Wendell Goode
Eugene Cooper
Ansel Groves
Alan Peery
Raymond Kerlin
Ralph Yount
B. F. Arthur
Amos Shryock
George Masters
Marvin Gore Laurens
Jones
Doug Butler
Ed Molden
Charles Pine, Sr
Bill Butler
Garland Canter
Bill Louthan
Hubert Stratton
George Washington Hotel
Burial Plans Set for Leesburg Resident
Burial will be in Union Cemetery, Leesburg. Pallbearers named: George Butler, Paul Pearson, Samuel L. Pearson, Emery Person, George Orrison and Robert Humphrey.
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Union Cemetery
Leesburg
George Butler
Paul Pearson
Samuel L. Pearson
Emery Person
George Orrison
Robert Humphrey
Chamber Voters Tonight Weigh New By Laws
Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce members vote on sweeping by law revisions to widen director selection and add votes for multi membership companies. The plan also allows mayor and county board chair to be directors and extends director terms while outlining programs and industrial development issues. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel with a 6:30 supper for directors.
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Chamber
Winchester
Frederick County
Delmas M. Sewell
County Board of Supervisors
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
George Washington Hotel
Balmain Shows Wearable Fall Collection in Paris
Pierre Balmain presented a restrained fall and winter collection focused on wearability. The long slim silhouettes feature high waists, padded shoulders, and tailored suits with accents like cummerbunds, wide collars, and black and white ensembles with minimal color.
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Paris
Pierre Balmain
Balmain
Mikoyan Shortens Visit Heads Home
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan cut short a planned week-long goodwill trip and departed Jakarta for Moscow today, ending his regional tour ahead of schedule. He had been meeting with Indonesian leaders to discuss ongoing economic and political ties.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
Harrison Wins Approval of Swedish Cadets
In Richmond Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. greeted five Swedish air cadets and two escorts. He expressed interest in planned social events and insisted they visit Virginia Beach during their 10 day Virginia stay. The cadets will tour Fort Lee Civil War sites Williamsburg Jamestown area a peanut plant near Suffolk and the Norfolk Naval Air Station.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Harrison
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Fort Lee
Petersburg
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Suffolk
Norfolk Naval Ar Station
Tucson Officials Change Sign Near Cemetery to No Thru Traffic
Tucson city officials replaced a "BEAD END" sign with "NO THRU TRAFFIC" after noting the sign’s location opposite a cemetery. The move aims to improve traffic flow and safety in the area.
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Tucson
Ariz
Estate and auction listings for Winchester area July events
Estate of THOMAS C. ADAMS at 324 Kern St Winchester lists contents auctioned July 25 7 pm. J H Riley Millwood Ave adjoining Shamrock Motel conducts sale July 25 10 30 am. Denny's Commission Auction Route 7 east of Winchester July 25 7 pm. James R Carroll 4 miles west of Berryville July 28 10 30 am. Kenneth Athey Burns Farm near Charles Town July 27 11 am. Saddle Horse Pony Sale Farmers Livestock Pavilion Rt 50 west. T G Mauck Wadesville July 28 10 30 am. Go M Armstrong 20 E Germain St Winchester Aug 1 1 pm. George G Snarr Jr Substitute Trustee Aug 4 10 am. Joseph B Newlin Trustee Aug 25 11 am.
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Thomas C. Adams
Kern St
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
J. H. Riley
Millwood Ave
Shamrock Motel
Denny’s Commission
Orndorff & Cole
James R. Carroll
Berryville
Kenneth Athey
Burns Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
H .H. Bartlett
W. S. English, Jr
T. G. Mauck
Wadesville
Railroad Crossing
M. Armstrong
E. Germain St
Public Hearing On Roads Set For Tomorrow
Northern Virginia residents may speak tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Airlie Farm auditorium near Warrenton on highway revenues and financing. The Virginia Highway Study Commission, a 10 member group, will hear concerns about funding highway construction and the 50 000 mile road system. The commission must report to the governor by October 1963.
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Northern Virginia
Virginia Highway Study Commission
Airlie Farm
Warrenton
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County
William F. Stone
Martinsville
Norfolk
Shade Made Oil Company Veep in Ohio
Bruce Shade formerly of this city has been elected vice president of the Marathon International Oil Company of Findlay Ohio by president J R Donnell. He will head the Western Hemisphere and Australia division. The Shades recently returned to the United States from Tripoli Libya where they lived for two and a half years.
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Bruce Shade
Marathon International Oil Company
Findlay
Ohio
J. R. Donnell
Shade
Western Hemisphere
Australia
Tripoli
Libya
North Africa
Ernest Shade
Mr. Shade
Kennedy comments on civil rights and King urging action
Kennedy said he would not rush changes to civil rights policies but promised thorough analysis and steps to guarantee equal opportunities. He defended constitutional rights for all while addressing Reverend Martin Luther King Jr's push for stronger stands against segregation.
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Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Weather notes and Bland County school funding decision
Fair tonight and partly cloudy warm Wednesday with possible afternoon and evening thunder showers. Bland County supervisors vote to use school funds to terminate in September after withdrawing support on May 9 in protest of Bland and Ceres high school consolidation.
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Bland
Weather Bureau in Winslow Reports Rattlesnake Sightings
Weather Bureau staff in Winslow Arizona carry revolvers when reporting to work after spotting three rattlesnakes in the office over the past year. The report notes heightened hazards at the weather office and the need for precautionary measures.
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Winslow, Ariz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Winslow
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