Obituary notices from Winchester area funeral services
Several funeral services are listed. Dorsey G Ritter 80 of Braddock Street died at Shawnee Spring Convalescence Home with services at Macedonia Church and burial in Macedonia Cemetery. Fred A Crisman Sr 84 of Val Vista Heights died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Braddock Street United Methodist Church and burial at Mount Hebron. Rodney Allen Boyce infant died in Winchester Memorial Hospital with a graveside service at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Wilbert Lee Poling 51 of Rt 1 died in Winchester with services planned and burial at Mt Vernon Cemetery Philippi. A graveside service for Kath e en Lipscomb noted.
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Dorsey G. Ritter
Braddock Street
Shawnee Spring
Macedonia Church
Jones Funeral Home
Macedonia Methodist Church
Paul J. Slonaker
John W. Link
Harold L, Hackler
Venner C
Milhon
Herman Adams
Fred A. Crisman
Val Vista Heights
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
William A. Lyons
Rodney Allen Boyce
Carl
Nancy Nicholson Boyce
Winschester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Guy Nicholson
Beryl Lee
Henry W. Boyce
Frederick County
Teresa Boyce
Robert Ruth
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Wilbert Lee Poling
Rt. 1
Mr. Poling
Philippi
West Virginia
Annis Poe Poling
George Poling
Geneva McCauley
Garris Poling
Georgia Lee Baker
Lefa McAboy
Johnny Poling
United States Army
Even Poling
Lula Bell Poling
Ohio
Kathleen Lipscomb
Wendell
W. Va
Helen Martino
Kent
Dora Hathaway
Arden
W.va
Mary Marteny
Moatsville
William Poling
W. v
Pearlina Freeman
Oates
Funeral service for Carrie Holtsclaw in Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs. Carrie Holtsclaw of Berryville was held today at 2 p.m. at the John H. Enders Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Daniel Dickenson. Pallbearers included Ted May Linwood Newlin William Neardenburg John Racer Earl Smallwood Walter Barr Raymond MacDonald and William Holtsclaw. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Holtsclaw
Berryville
John H. Enders
Daniel Dickenson
Ted May
Linwood Newlin
William Neardenburg
John Racer
Earl Smallwood
Walter Barr
Raymond MacDonald
William Holtsclaw
Green Hill Cemtery
Inmate Alleges Widespread Sex Perversion at Virginia Prison
A just released inmate at the State Penitentiary in Richmond accuses widespread sex perversion and drug and liquor access for inmates with money. His affidavit is echoed by another released inmate. Officials deny nationwide claims, noting tear gas use for quieting inmates and incidents of contraband in past cases.
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Richmond
A_jfust
State Penitentiary
W.K. Cunningham Jr
State Division of Corrections
Howard
Carwile
Herbert Sykes
Portsmouth
Theodore Slaughter
Washington, D.C
Sykes
C.C. Peyton
Cunningham
Jefferson 3 U S House of Rep Commerce and Henry
A compact list citing Jefferson and the 3 U S House of Representatives, commerce, Patrick Henry, Granada, pumpkin, a worker in precious stones, John the Baptist, humming bird.
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U.S. House of Rep
Commerce
Patrick Henry
John the Baptist
Humming Bird
Cleveland races cool as leaders claim credit for averting bloodbath
In Cleveland the racial tension eased after a 24 hour cooling off period that limited violence. Mayor Stokes ordered flags at half staff and sent condolence notes as police and National Guard maintained order. Evans faces multiple charges while police raid two hotels and Evans home for weapons.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Boston
William Picard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evans
George Sperber
Police
Ohio National Guard
Sylvester T. del Corso
Ohio Adjutant General
Godwin Foes Face Battles Over Virginia Delegates
The 6th District chair ruled Falls Church delegates were properly seated, while a rival group challenges the April election. Backers of McCarthy and Humphrey divide support as Gov Godwin backs Abbitt and Miles, with Hopkins claiming victory in the party chairman race. Sidney Kellam will not seek reelection. Victoria: Poltava marks Peter the Great’s victory over Sweden, shifting European power.
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Ford
Virginia
Falls Church
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Rep
Watkins
M. Abbitt
Appomattox
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick
Norfolk
Waldo G. Miles
Bristol
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Abbitt
Miles
Eadets
Hopkins
Godwin
Petersburg Removes Police Chief
Petersburg city officials demoted police chief George H. Slate after a 25 year career and appointed Safety Director Marion A. Lewis Jr. to direct the department until an August 1 completion date. The move followed a council ordered report on two missing children, Lois Walton and Levi Brown Jr. whose cases spurred the investigation.
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Petersburg
George H. Slate
Marion A. Lewis Jr
Lewis
Slate
Lewis Z. Johnston Jr
Lois Walton
Levi Brown Jr
Walton
Dinwiddie County
Senate critics denounce tax bill cutback plan
Senate discussions trace a move to curb federal spending after a tax bill hike and a 6 billion reduction in funding. Reports of agency cutbacks widen to thousands of branches and a possible four day week. Senators Lausche and Williams criticized the action, saying it undermines the bill’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Frank Lausche
Ohio
John J. Williams
R-Del
Lausche
Williams
Stephens City water plan stirs county and town dispute
Stephens City's facilities could serve only a small area but the Frederick County Sanitation Authority plans a larger water and sewer network. The authority proposes tying into Winchester's 24 inch line and running lines to the new school and future developments, with cost feasibility stated by the authority's fiscal counsel.
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Stephens City
Comer
James Bowman
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Star
Winchester
Rt. 277
Texaco
John McNair & Associates
Weather Outlook for Winchester with Showers and Temperatures
Mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thundershowers in the west tonight and a chance of showers in the east. Low 66 to 74. Sunday will be cloudy with a chance of showers and highs 84 to 90. Sunset 8 30 p.m. Moonset 10 05 p.m. Rainfall totals for the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today were 0.76 inches. Rainfall data cover July, year to date, and long term averages.
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Winchester
Sargent Shriver as Humphrey running mate option debated
The piece notes that Shriver has not run for office but is discussed as a potential vice presidential candidate for Humphrey. Ribicoff endorses Shriver, while aides say no decision is imminent. Connally urges a moderate running mate, and Kennedy rules out the nomination citing personal reasons after Robert Kennedy's assassination.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
D. Conn
Sargent Shriver
Humphrey
McCarthy
Shriver
Kennedy
Peac Corps
Harris
Cochairman
Walter F. Mone
Dale
D-Minn
Oklahoma
Texas
John B. Connally
Austin
Tex
Ion
Robert F. Kennedy
Da Nang Base Hit by Russian Rocket Attack
In Da Nang air base Vietnam a Russian made 100 pound rocket struck a hangar housing Marine A6 bombers destroying one aircraft and heavily damaging another while several bombs exploded. No casualties were reported. Nearby, troops uncovered base camp 114 near Hue with hospitals medicines narcotics and bandages. Ground action around Saigon remained light.
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South Vietnam
da Nang
Panhandle
Associated Press
Michael Goldsmith
Saigon
1St Marine Air Wing
1St Air Cavalry
Hue
Gunter Restates Stance On Winchester Annexation Dispute
Frederick County commonwealth's attorney Eugene Gunter voiced alarm at being labeled a blackmailer in the annexation debate. He reaffirmed his verbatim remarks about legal pressure tied to Winchester's water service plan and defended the public release of a letter from John Thornton.
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Eugene Gunter
Frederick County Commonwealth
Winchester Annexation Counsel
Winchester
Gunter
John Thornton
Frederick County
Thornton
May
Stephens City
Carmichael urges guerrilla warfare in Mobile rally
Black Power advocate Stokely Carmichael urged Negroes to wage guerrilla warfare to maximize damage with minimal black casualties at a rally in Mobile's North Side. He told the crowd, Dont pray for power, dont beg for power, take it with a gun barrel. About 600 attended, including around 20 whites, at an Afro-American school sponsored by NOW Neighborhood Organ ized Workers.
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Mobile
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
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Mable A. Webb
Cherokille
Iowa
Rose Hill Cemetery
Boyce Service
Gilbert Lee Poling
Holtsclaw Service
Steven Patrick Webb
Maryland
Wilbert Lee
Lorist, Inc
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Loudoun Street
Omps Funeral Home
Annabelle Snapp
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Bernard F. Groves
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John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Northern Plains
Great Lakes Region
I, Q
John Adams
Thomas
Jefferson
Granada
Fred Ahmed Evans
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Plain Dealer
William ‘H. McMillan
Hop Ikins
Sidney S. Kellam
Virginia Beach
Victor
Poltava
Peter the Great
Russia
Fleet & Co., Inc
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Noe- Jeen Johnson
London
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