Funeral set for Charles Ward at Jones Funeral Home
Charles Clifton Ward 41 of 408 N Kent Street died yesterday. Rev Joseph G Duckwall will lead a 1:30 p.m. Saturday service at Jones Funeral Home. He served in the Army Air Corps and worked 14 years for Super Service Motor Freight. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park with VFW Post 2123 military rites in Chester PA. He leaves wife Mildred and children Irma Whitmire Connie Susan Ward and Richard Clifton Ward, plus siblings and parents.
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Charles Clifton Ward
N. Kent Street
Joseph G. Duckwall
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Ward
Winchester
Lenora Loy Ward
Woodville Ward
Mildred L. Ginn
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Super Service Motor Freight Company
Handley High School
Judges Athletic Association
Army Air Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Irma Whitmire
Connie Susan Ward
Richard Clifton Ward
Pearl Bailey
Carroll Ward
College Park
John Ward
Baltimore
Franklin Ward
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Widow Bertha Stillwagon 84 of McMechen Dies
Mrs Bertha L J Stillwagon 84 of McMechen West Virginia died at her brother Amos O Kettlewell’s home in Stephens City Virginia where she had lived She was born in Bellaire Ohio widow of James R Stillwagon a McMechen Methodist Church member She survives brother Amos C Kettlewell sister Miss Adda E Kettlewell Washington Funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm at B W Riggs Funeral Home McMechen Greenwood Cemetery Wheeling Burial follows Body moved from Jones Funeral Home to McMechen today
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Bertha L. J. Stillwagon
McMechen
W. Va
Amos O. Kettlewell
Stephens City
Stillwagon
Bellaire
Ohio
James R. Stillwagon
Washington
B. W
Death of Thomas Cecil Lindsay Reported
Mrs. Albert Simmons of this city learns of the death of her nephew Thomas Cecil Lindsay on Saturday at his home.
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Albert Simmons
Thomas Cecil Lindsay
CARE NAMES TWO DIRECTORS FOR SIX YEARS IN OFFICE
New York announced five directors have served six years with CARE. Richard W. Reuter, a coed, received a leave of absence to serve as special assistant to President Kennedy in charge of the food for peace program.
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NEW York
CARE
Richard W. Reuter
Kennedy
Skyphone Service Expands as Airliners Get Phones
American Airlines operates a single plane with a cockpit phone and plans more. Trans World Airlines to test a similar service with one plane this Saturday. Current calls limited to New York Chicago St Louis area due to lack of ground stations. nationwide install planned. Charges depend on distance from ground station at call start.
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Uae
American
Trans World Airlines
New York-Chicago-St. Louis
Inferno devastates Berlin area killing runaway and injuring family
A runaway blaze ripped through Berlin and neighboring homes killing and injuring residents. Postmaster Robert Moses watched his wife die in the fire as flames engulfed 16 fire departments and numerous state police units battled the blaze. A storage barn with two school buses burned, and nearby residents were rushed to hospitals in critical condition.
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Robert Moses
Moses
Berlin
Kenneth McCumber
Florence
Clifton Shuhart
McCumbers
Massachusetts
Presbyterian Fire Loss Put At $108,567
The First Presbyterian Church parishioners must vote on an insurance settlement offered to cover fire losses to the church educational building last July 4. The damage is fixed at 108,567 dollars, not including damage to part of the organ. The Building Council, led by H. L. McCann, reviewed the figures and will vote on a 196,458 dollar offer a week from Sunday.
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First Presbyterian Church
Church Building Council
H. L. McCann
McCann
Henry W. Korinth
Centenniary Evangelical and Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
William N. Gochenour
Richmond
Army Sending Three Battle Groups To Europe
The Army will rotate three 1500-man battle groups to Europe starting Oct 1 to test a rapid deployment plan. Units will not bring dependents. two groups from the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Benning and a third to Europe replace units in Germany. One rotation already completed with a group from Fort Riley replacing the 4th Infantry Division unit at Fort Lewis.
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Washington
Eurne
Pea
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Europe
2Nd Infantry Division
Ft. Benning
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
4Th Infantry Division
Ft. Lewis
Wash
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kan
U S Ambassador Leaves Peru to Report on Coup
Ambassador James Loeb flew to Washington to report on Peru’s military coup and ease tensions with the junta claiming the visit would not affect aid. Police dispersed a 500-student protest denouncing the overthrow as diplomats from several nations urged a hemispheric foreign ministers meeting.
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U.S
Peru
Lima
James Loeb
Washington
Junta
Foreign Ministry
Loeb
Kennedy
Manuel Prado
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance
Caracas
Ecuador
Salvador
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Honduras
Panama
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Boy Drowns At Mattaponi River West Point
Eight year old Lowell Randall drowned in the Mattaponi River at West Point after he fell from a small fishing boat while attempting to reach shore. His body was recovered.
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West Point
Lowell Randall
Mattaponi
North Carolina Senator Huffman Biography Highlighted
N. Carolina figure Huffman, son of a Morgan ton lumber dealer, admired tweed coats, fast cars, and airplanes. Elected to the North Carolina Senate in 1956, he became minority leader, then served again in 1959 and was named party chairman.
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Huffman
Morganton
North Carolina Senate
Judge Rejects Delay In Prince Edward School Case Ruling
Federal Judge rules against further abstention and orders continued action on desegregation. He says closing Prince Edward County schools to avoid integration harms 1 700 children and that state authorities share responsibility for maintaining public education under Virginia law.
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Groes
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward County
Lewis
State Supreme Court
Virginia
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court of Appeals
Prince Edward
Weather forecast for Virginia and Winchester
The today forecast calls for clear skies in Virginia with a low around 60s. Friday brings sun and lower humidity. Temperatures today reach a high near 79 and a low around 65, with year ago figures of 85 and 69. Sunset in Winchester is 8:31 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6:07 a.m. Moon rises at 2:43 a.m. New moon on July 31.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for May to July
Rainfall in the 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. May 3 shows May to date totals. July rainfall to date is 5.38 inches and 1962 year-to-date is 27.24 inches. Past 49 year averages list monthly figures from January to December with values each month, including May at 3.61 and July at 3.87 inches.
Kennedy and Rusk Seek Berlin Strategy Amid Nuclear Talks
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk face a fresh push to map a new Berlin approach as U S Soviet talks stagnate. Rusk returns from Geneva to briefing on Berlin toughening but no crisis, and plans unfold on reduced inspection requirements for a nuclear test ban.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Rusk
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Defense Department
White House
London
U.S
Lord Home
Earthquake Felt Near Central America Recorded at BC Seismograph
A very strong earthquake occurred in Central America around Costa Rica, and was recorded today on the Boston College seismograph in Weston Massachusetts showing notable seismic activity from the region.
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Weston, Mass
Central America
Costa Rica
Boston College
Algerian leaders vow resistance against Ben Bella
Algiers vice premiers Belkacem Krim and Mohammed Boudiaf pledged to resist Ben Bella until the last drop of blood. Guerilla forces led by Col. Mohand Ould Hadj set roadblocks and fortified towns in the Kabylie region as a cease-fire expired. The 3,000 strong Kabylie force may have grown with new recruits from French units, with Ould Hadj's force possibly numbering around 10,000.
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Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Boudiaf
Col
Mohand Ould Hadj
Meditteranean
Kabylie
Ould Hadj
12th Tunnel Section Set for Placement at Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Norfolk AP reports the 12th of 37 tunnel sections will be lowered into place this week for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel project. It is the sixth section under the Baltimore channel, with six others already in position beneath Thimble Shoal. Each channel tunnel will be one mile long.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Baltimore Channel
Thimble Shoal Channel
Lobster Terminology Confusion Clears in Fresh Guide
A brief guide explains lobster anatomy noting the tomalley as the liver and coral as the roe from female lobsters. It clarifies terminology for consumers and cooks.
July 28 Local Sales Directory Listings
A sequence of rural sales notices lists auction details for James R. Carroll Burns Farm Kenneth Athey and others. Items include dairy cattle farm equipment furniture household goods and real estate with auctioneers W D Orndorff Charles R Duvall and others.
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James R. Carroll
Berryville
Charles R. Duvall
Kenneth Athey
Burns Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
West
H H. Bartlett
W. S. English, Jr
T. G. Mauck
Wadesville
Railroad Crossing
Goldie M. Armstrong
E. Germain St
Winchester
William Larue
Wilson Transfer
George G. Snarr, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Real Estate
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County
Gainesboro
W.F
Buddy) Artrip
Singer Raquel Meller Dies at 74 in Barcelona
Spanish popular singer Raquel Meller, a leading figure between the world wars, died in Barcelona from heart ailment at age 74.
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Barcelona
Spain
Raquel Meller
Paupers Gyroscope True No After
A compact item notes a sequence of short terms: Paupers Gyroscope True No After. The piece reads like a clipped newspaper snippet listing terms without additional context or actions.
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Chester
Lindsay
Samuel Kenney
Mrs. James Stillwagon
Thomas C. Lindsay
Mr. Charles C. Ward
Bertha Stillwagon
West Virginia
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Farmall
Brumback’s Farm & Orchard
N. Cameron
Skyphone
York
Presbyterian
Army
USS
N. Carolina
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
W. Boscawen St
Funeral Home
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
William C. Foster
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Foster
USS. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Sahara Desert
Algiers
Ben Bella
Shade Equipment CO
Associated Presse
Albany
Atlanta
Boise
Buffalo
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Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Winchester Saddle Horse & Pony Sale
WM. S. English, JR
H. H. Bartlett
Singer
Massachusettes
A. Lincoln
Brooklyn Bridge
Sone
Ian Bam
N. Cameron St
East Germain St
Chevrolet
T.G. Mauck
Berryville, Va
Guernsey
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