Obituaries from Winchester edits July 26 1968
Obituary notices list Mrs Ethel Ritter Clem 71 of 117 Millwood Ave funeral at Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Maynard M Lynn 51 Baltimore died after steel beam accident. survived by mother, sister Evelyn Chapman, brother David Lynn and others. services at Shingleton Funeral Home and burial in Baltimore. John Edward Grimes 77 Lewisville Clarke County dies in Winchester nursing home. survived by wife Anna Grimes and five children. funeral arrangements pending.
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Ethel Ritter Clem
Millwood Ave
Wedaday
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
James R. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Edward S. Moore
Albert R Simmons
Charles E. Markle
Taylor L. Barr
J. H. Yost, Sr
A. Ryland Conner
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Maynard M. Lynn
Oak Wood Road
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Mr. Lynn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Minnie L. Dawson
Winchester
Robert M. Lynn
Lynn
Hawaii
Pentecostal Church
Mary Edna Lynn
John (Evelyn) Chapman, Jr
David R. Lynn
Cumberland, Md
Gaylord Dawson
John W. Chapman II
Shingleton Funeral Home
Crane Highway
2Nd Ave
Gertrude C. Clark
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Omps
Charles H. Harless
John Edward Grimes
Lewisville
Clarke County
Mr. Grimes
Virginia
Albert Grimes
Anna D. Grimes
Philadelphia
Issac Grimes
Charles Town
James
David Grimes
Berryville
Clinton Grimes
Edna R. Lundy
Josephine Robertson
Sadie Winker
Wash
Dorsey G. Ritter
S. Braddock St
Mr. Ritter
Harrison
Sarah Ritter
Annie Smith
Virginia State Highway Department
Macedonia Methodist Church
Lewis Ritter
Linden Ritter
John Hershman
Mountain Falls
Margaret Buck
Silver Spring
Alfred Line
Paul J. Slonaker
John W. Link
Harold L. Hackler
Venner C. Milhon
J. Herman Adams
Miller Rosenberger
C. Ashley
Macedonia
Carrie Holtsclaw
John H. Enders
Daniel Dickenson
Green Hill Cemetery
Schoeneman Employees Approve New Contract
More than 500 Local 929 Amalgamated Clothing Workers members at the J. Schoeneman plant ratified a recently negotiated labor agreement. Richard Shockey read the terms from the Baltimore Regional Joint Union Board. The plant is among the area’s largest employers, employing over 4,000 people.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
J. Schoeneman
Richard Shockey
Baltimore Regional Joint Union Board
Deaths and notices mark Winchester area obituaries
Obituaries from Winchester area list Fred A. Crisman Sr 84 of Val Vista Heights died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Also noted are the deaths of Dorsey G. Ritter 80 of 524 S. Braddock St and Carrie Holtsclaw of Berryville with funeral details. The list includes church services, burial plans, and survivors. Also covered is a national clothing industry wage agreement ending with a 1970 minimum wage and staged raises, plus a local contract shaping overtime rules and job protections.
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Fred A. Crisman
Val Vista Heights
Winchester Memorial ‘Hospital
Mr. Crisman
Kernstown
Jacob and
Nanncy Larrick Crisman
Helen Zirkle
Frederick, Md
Commercial & Savings Bank of
Winchester
Braddock Street
Richard Z. Crisman
Fred A. Crisman, Jr
Lancaster
Bertha Hockman
Braddock Street Methodist Church
William A. Lyons
F. Carroll Crisman
Hardy Grim
W. Godfrey Zirkle
Douglas C. Crisman
Mount Hebron
Ihe
Frederick County 4-H Clubs Install Officers
The Frederick County 4-H Clubs installed newly elected County Council officers and honored adult leaders at the annual picnic at Recreation Park. About 150 members attended. New officers include Charles Fogle president Debbie Brumback vice president Susan Ginn secretary Ruth Marie Adams assistant secretary David Cather treasurer Lee Lizer song leader Barbara Reed recreation leader Genoa Hartman.
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Frederick County
Charles Fogle
Debbie Brumback
Susan Ginn
Ruth Marie Adams
David Cather
Lee Lizer
Barbara Reed
Genoa Hartman
Betty Stelz
Mary Ann Welch
Fairview Club
James Douglas
Middletown
Lloyd Michael
Good Luck
Anna Hartman
Stonewall
Man Hurt in Motorcycle Crash on Front Royal Road
Richard Ibex, 34, of Frederick Maryland, was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital after a collision with a turning car near the BSA Motorcycle Shop on Front Royal Road at about 9 25 a m. Samuel Orndorff, 22, was treated and released after a bulldozer accident near Route 50 east. State police had no details.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Front Royal Road
BSA
Winchester
Richard Ibex
Frederick
Sam Orndorff
Rt. 50 East
Th Pital
Orndorff
Kennedy weighing vice presidential bid continues discussion
The article reports M Kennedy weighing a possible Democratic vice presidential run after a call with Daley. The New York Times cites Reston that Kennedy drafted a statement to withdraw from consideration. Humphrey weighs options with McCarthy or Shriver as potential picks for No. 2.
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M. Kennedy
Daley
Massachusetts
Kennedy
New York Times
Washington
James Reston
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
Sargent Shriver
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Postal service cuts eyed as Saturday delivery plans form
Postmaster Haines says the Post Office can operate near current levels with budget limits if employment is not reduced to the June 1966 level. He will submit plans by Sept 1 on Saturday residential delivery locally and a national effective date is expected. The total local employment cut remains uncertain but is expected to be serious.
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Mr. Haines
Haines
Wall Street mixed gains as losses outnumber early trading
Wall Street opened with more declines than advances on the New York Stock Exchange, but a thin broad index gain kept markets cautious. Major movers included Minnesota Mining, Occidental Petroleum, Mobil Oil, and IBM with varying fractional changes as traders eyed GM earnings and a slower economy.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Minnesota
American Telephone
U.S
Occidental Petroleum
Mobil
General Motors
Standard Oil
Polaroid
IBM
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Equity _Corp
Benrus and
Argus
Violence erupts across multiple cities with riots and arson
In Chicago yesturbulence broke out when youths attacked vehicles and a supermarket. About 25 people were arrested and a curfew imposed as a photographer was beaten and police faced rock and bottle assaults. In Erie a Negro area warehouse was firebombed and officers pelted. Bennie Wall was arrested for inciting to riot. In Seattle tear gas dispersed about 20 youths after a vehicle fire and threats near a high school.
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Chicago
Erie
Bennie Wall
Wall
Seattle
Girl Scout Office Hours Schedule Change
The Girl Scout Service Center will be closed on July 29, 31 and August 2. In August the office opens only on Wednesday afternoons from 1 to 4 o clock.
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Girl Scout Service Center
Weather Forecast for Virginia and Five Day Trend
Cloudy tonight with a chance of showers in Virginia. Highs near 88 with lows around 70. Saturday remains warm with possible showers, temperatures near 90 during the day and 65 to 70 at night. Humid, little change expected through Monday, with afternoon and evening thundershowers and rainfall around a quarter to three quarters of an inch.
Tip Leads To Arrest In Grafton Bank Robbery
Robert Clemens Turney, 46, identified as a North Carolina survey inspector, is jailed on 25000 bond for the Wednesday robbery of the First National Bank of Yorktown in Grafton. He was arrested in Newport News after tips linked to a newspaper photo from the bank heist.
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Grafton (Ap
North Carolina
Grafton
Robert Clemens Turney
York County
Yaupon Beach
N.C
Newport News
First National Bank of
Yorktown
Weather Elsewhere Monopoly Dog GSA Vasco Aphrodite
The fragment lists diverse terms including weather, Monopoly, dog, the General Services Administration, Vasco de Gama, Aphrodite, a synagogue, English, No and six. No coherent event or story is evident.
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Monopoly
Dog
General Services Administration
Vasco de Gama
Aphrodite
Parents split over state case and possible federal charges
Gabow notes state offices do not automatically refer all cases to federal prosecutors. The younger Swenson faces potential prosecution and prison. He says taking action is a gamble and time will tell. Dr Swenson respects his son's stance and will support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabow
Swenson
Dr. Swenson
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Winchester Evening Star
Clem Service
Mrs
Mr. Dorsey G, Ritter
William J. Kilby
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Clark Service
Cory Miller
William Fisher
John Colvin
Clifton Lewis
Jesse Lewis
James Coffman
John
Grimes
Ington
Schoeneman
L.H. Jeffcoat
Wilbur Jeffcoat
Spartanburg
Holtsclaw Service
Clothing Manufacturers Association of the
U.S.A
Lorist, Inc
Amps Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Amps
Memal
Ners
Ibernard F
Boscawen
H. W. Ebert
BUICK
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H.W. Ebert
N. Loudoun
Helen Orndorff
Lillian Bennett
Gravel Springs Club
Joanne Triplett
Frank Fogle
Paul Richard
Mary Cooper
North Mountain
Elwanda Luttrell
Mt. Airy
New World
Girl Scout
Fleet & Co., Inc
Pall Mall ST
Kent St
Tip
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