Marsh Renews Objections To Post Office Changes
Seventh District Rep John G Marsh Jr objects to eliminating the Highway Post Office between Roanoke and Martinsburg. He cites concerns from smaller post offices and patrons about star routes and prompt mail service in Shenandoah Valley communities. The plan to replace the HPO with star routes is set to take effect on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Marsh
Roanoke
Martinsburg
William J. Hartigan
Marsh
Washington
Cffics
HPO
Shenandoah Valley
Local Girl to Be Page for Demos at Atlantic City
Barbara Lee Pickeral, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pickeral of Winchester, will serve as a page at the 1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. A 1962 Handley graduate and Randolph Macon junior, she studies political science and economics and aims for a career in the federal legislature. Her selection followed recommendations from Rep. John O Marsh Jr and State Senator Harry F Byrd Jr and her prior service as a state convention page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee Pickeral
Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Pickeral
John J. Pickeral
Winchester
Handley
Randolph “Macon Women's
Rengan
John O. Marsh, Jr
Harry FP. Byrd, Jr
Protect Hair Skin To Test Hats During Weekend Swim
A short notice describes protection for hair and skin during weekend swimming events. It notes how hats and other gear are used to guard against sun and water exposure and mentions attached touches or accessories as part of the protection effort.
Judge Bars Witness In Slacks In New Jersey Court
A Newark Essex County court scenes show a judge admonishing a witness who wore slacks as the judge calls for order. The exchange centers on courtroom decorum and personal dignity within the state’s legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Colisodine
Essex County
Dry celery tops stored in a proper covpret jar
The instruction describes drying celery tops then powdering them finely and storing the powder in a correctly closed jar. It emphasizes proper storage and preparation without additional steps or substitutions.
Dear Abby Advice Column Letters From 1964 Readers
A collage of reader questions to Dear Abby covers: an anonymous letter about a meddlesome neighbor and lack of privacy, a complaint about graduation announcements and gift etiquette, and guidance to a daughter dealing with an aging mother. Abby suggests addressing the neighbor firmly yet kindly, and urges the daughter to have a doctor evaluate her mother’s health if concerns persist. The note includes wayward OCR artifacts from the 1964 McNaught Syndicate column.
Summer wedding festivities in Clarke Countryside region
Amid 1964 summer plans Mary Conroy Wilson and Lt. Col. Robert H. Askurait prepare for a Saturday wedding. Guests include Mrs. Gilpin of Scabeby and Mrs. Morisette of Virginia Beach. Wedding dinners, brunches, rehearsals, and social visits span local families with travel to Saratoga sales and Buffalo for ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoor
Mary Conroy Wilson
Robert H.askurait
Kenneth Gilpin
Scabeby
Askurait
William Cook
Tyree
Dillard
Daniel Wright
A.r.dunning
R. Morisette
Virginia Beach
Bruce VanCurren
Saratoga
George Greenhalgh
Ex Senator Kem Satisfactory After Crash
Former Missouri Senator James P Kem, now living in The Plains, was injured Friday evening in a one car accident east of Middleburg. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital with multiple lacerations and a leg injury. his car left the road and struck several trees while traveling west on U S Route 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P.kem
Missouri
the Plains
Middleburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kem
U.S. Rt
Houston couple shares 14th child at St Josephs hospital
Mrs. Harry W Weber left St Josephs Hospital with her 14th child Jacoline after a delivery that matched the record set by neighbor Mrs Parker A Talley both women have had 14 children all born at St Josephs Weber 36 noted they started having children at age 20 and his wife was 43 at her last birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Harry W. Weber
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jacqueline
Blood drive hits quota as Shenandoah County donors step up
Shenandoah County citizens donated 165 pints yesterday amid a Red Cross plea for more blood and funds. The drive saw 195 volunteers, 15 deferred for medical reasons, and 15 turned away due to blood container shortages. annual quota is 936 pints and six Bloodmobiles visit yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
American Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
National Guard
Rochester
A. C. O'Hara
York National Guard
Batiste
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern
West 17Th St
N. Y
MRS
Safeway
Captain Hanks
Democratic State Central Committee
Richmond
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Papiniaienen
Jane
Rey
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
David Donovan
Fessenden School of Mass
Hunt Collins
Lousville, Ky
William Donovan
David
Chapel Hill
Buffalo, N.Y
Margo Rumsey
Douglas Rumsey
Peter Wyckoff
Deirdre Donovan
John McIntosh
Daviot
W.W. Averett
Lynchburg
Igor Presnikoff
Pennsylvania
William Clagett
Springfield
Isobel
Lee
New York’ City
Amory Sommaripa
Children of
Bellfield
Chicago
Andy
Rock Hill
Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club
Warrenton Horse Show Grounds
John Richard
Fairfield
Marion Garland
Canada
Leslie McNally
R.j.mcnally
Maclie
St.Louis
Linda.metaner
Michael
George Henry Williams
Tee Ican
Power Mower
Augusta Studies Law
Staunton
Augusta County Planning Commission
Robert L. Rhea
Augusta Commonwealth
Health Department
Bridgewater
W. Stephen Bradshaw
Harrisonburg
James A. Goering
Dale V. Ulrich
Robert W. Neff
Kenneth L. Dunlap
Betty Kline
Fred Wampler
Robert F. Houts, Jr
Recreation
MT. Jackson
J. Carson Biller
Mr. Jackson Recreation Corp
Gene Bunion
Clyde Hershman
C. C. Rosen
Studebaker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!