Obituaries from Winchester Star July 28 1967
The Deaths include Airman First Class William Samuel Brisco 22 of Winchester later at Fort Polk Louisiana? No, at a US Air Force Base in Alexandria Louisiana. Curtis T Malone 73 of 942 Kinzel Drive dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Lula Virginia Hodson 60 of Strasburg dies in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock. Funeral plans listed for Brisco Malone Hodson with service details and burial arrangements at local churches and funeral homes.
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Ward
William Samuel Brisco
Air Force Base
Alexandria
Mr. Brisco
Winchester
Leroy and
Bertha Carey Brisco
White Post
Mrs Mollie Simmons 42 Died at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mollie Mae Simmons 42 Route 4 Genoa native born March 25 1925 daughter of Lillian Patterson Griffith and the late Daniel Griffith wife of Calvin C Simmons married Sept 19 1950 Gouverneur member of the Methodist Church surviving with her mother husband and two children John David Simmons and Debora Jean Simmons. Funeral conducted Sunday at 2 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home by Rev G C Watson Jr and Winston McKay.
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Lula Virginia Bowers Hodson
Route 1
Strasburg
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Hodson
Saumsville
John Henry
Mary Susan Shaver Bowers
Lebanon -Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
James Lewis Hodson
Charles W. Hodson
Lebanon Church
Harry Melvin
Odson
Hazel Funk
Eveline Hutchinson
Mary Kesler
Paw Paw
W. Va
Bessie Bauserman
Pauline Hottle
Jackson
Cecil Bowers
Alexandria
Liton Bowers
Middletown
Hudsons
Mollie Mae Simmons
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Simmons
Genoa
Lillian Patterson Griffith
Daniel Griffith
Calvin C. Simmons
Gouverneur
Methodist Church
John David Simmons
Debora Jean Simmons
Dr Whitacre to Speak on Cancer on WINC Radio
Dr Sam Whitacre will be interviewed on WINC Sunday at 5 p.m. by Harry Lovett chair of the Public Information Committee of the Winchester Frederick County Unit of the American Cancer Society. His topic is Cancer in General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Whitacre
WINC
Harry Lovett
Public Information Committee
Winchester-Frederick County
American Cancer Society
In Memoriam for Grace O Headley
In memory of Mrs Grace O Headley who died two years ago on July 28. The verse recalls a beloved mother and wife, saying the chain is broken yet she lives in the hearts of her children and husband.
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Grace O. Headley
Steam Engine Era Returns at Berryville Show
The 1967 Pageant of Steam opens at Berryville Horse Show Grounds on Rt. 7, with giants of the steam era arriving by flat-bed truck. Families enjoy a scale steam railroad ride while demonstrations such as a threshing and a steam-powered saw mill bring back the old days. Members of the Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine Association from multiple states gather to display engines and share memories.
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Berryville Horse Show Grounds
Berryville
Rt. 7
Esterday
Shenandoah Valley Steam and Gas Engine Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Edmonson Wins Ninth in Beef Judging at All-America Day
Larry L. Edmonson of Frederick County Junior High School receives a bronze plaque for ninth place in a beef cattle judging contest at Still House Hollow Farm during the All-America Field Day event sponsored by the Virginia Junior Hereford Association. Team members Earl F. Judy and Steve Chadwell. coach D. A. Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry L. Edmonson
W. R. Legge
Future Farmers of America
Frederick County Junior High School
Still House Hollow Farm
Virginia Junior Hereford Association
FFA
Virginia
Frederick County
Earl F. Judy
Steve Chadwell
D. A. Shenk
In Loving Memory of Bonnie E Robinson
Memorial verse expresses enduring sorrow two years after Bonnie E Robinson's July 28 1965 passing. Family notes a vacant home and the unhealed ache, while flowers on the grave fade but love remains undiminished.
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Bonnie E. Robinson
Junior 4-H Leaders Attend Camp at Powells Fort
Junior leaders and 4-H campers from nine counties will gather at Powells Fort Camp for a week of training and activities. About 110 campers are expected with schedules starting at 7 15 a m and ending at 10 p m including crafts swimming softball archery and vespers led by Clarke County extension agents.
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Powells Fort
Clarke County
Madeline B. Myers
John Gerken
Byrd cites cancellation of export license to Poland
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr said the Commerce Department cancelled a license for exporting a gravity meter to Poland. He urged caution on future sales to communist nations, arguing aid to Poland and Russia could bolster North Vietnam and harm American troops. He noted the decision comes amid wartime concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Trowbridge
Poland
Byrd
North Vietnam
Commerce
Russia
Vietnam
Optimism continued amid riots and relief efforts across cities
The text describes destruction by demolition teams and a rat infestation in ruined areas. Charitable groups in Windsor Ontario prepare canned goods for delivery as West Side food lines grow. Mayors in Chicago New York and Philadelphia react to unrest, with Daley warning of live ammunition and Lindsay visiting Manhattan while Tate declares a limited emergency. Astronomy is noted as an old science.
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Windsor
Ont
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
New York
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Byrds Propose Senate Amuity on Crime and Riots
Senators Byrd of West Virginia and Byrd of Virginia introduced a bill to create a special Senate amunity committee to study crime violent civil disorders and rioting nationwide. Several related measures seek a presidential commission or joint House Senate investigation body with broad party backing.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia
United States
Congress
House
Black youth programs and community leaders discuss approach
Garrison notes informal contacts during breaks and street corners as he works with youths to curb crime. He emphasizes education and employment, plus pride in black heritage, while Byrd Brown questions applicability to other cities and cites engagement with power structures as key. Brown also notes Pittsburgh’s smaller Black population and advances by ambitious locals as factors. Porpoises are described as having larger brains and varied learning, with problem solving and distinct personalities.
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Garrison
Whitey
Byrd Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pittsburgh
Brown
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook for Virginia
Forecast shows today in Virginia with southwest winds 5 to 12 mph. Five day outlook from Friday through Wednesday predicts daytime highs 65 to 90 and nightly lows 65 to 70 with scattered thundershowers Saturday and Monday bringing about half an inch of rain. Winchester skies note sunset 8 30 p m and Venus sets 9 46 p m with Last Quarter tomorrow.
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Victor
Wed- C
Winchester
Venus
Rainfall Totals Recorded for Past Year in 1967 Summary
The report notes 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 a.m. shows none. It lists 1962 to 1966 yearly totals: 39.73 33.46 31.63 26.95 33.32 with five year average trends alongside a 54 year JanuaryDecember average of 36.50.
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains On Friday
The AP reports gains outnumber losses by more than two to one as stocks start the day active. Chrysler rises to 49.4, McDonnell Douglas slips, Berman gains, Benguet and American Smelting hold steady, with the AP average down 0.4 from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Chrysler
McDonnell Douglas
Berman
Benguet
American Smelting
American Stock Exchange
General Plywood
Falcon Seaboard Drilling
CCI
Parade Tonight for 70 Units Through New Market
About 70 parade units will travel north along Congress Street tonight at 7 30 joining bands floats fire trucks and a rescue squad in a carnival style procession through New Market The event draws spectators from the area and closes portions of the street for the parade.
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Congress St
Authorities Probe Glass Breakage Across Several Venues
Frederick County sheriffs office investigates mass vandalism from Wednesday night causing damage to Jolly Jack's Drive-In and James Wood High School. Five windows were smashed at the school shop department. entry made with no items reported missing.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Sheriff’s Office
Jolly Jack’s
Valley Pike
James C. Gordon
Robert L. DeHaven
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Winchester Evening Star
William Brisco
Delores Brisco
Sumter
8.C
Glendon Maurice Brisco
Robert Lee Brisco
Sylvester H. Brisco
Lavina Ross
Trenton
N.J
Julia Smith
John H. Enders
Malone Service
Curtis T. Malone
Kinzel Drive
Jones Funeral Home
G. C. Watson, Jr
Donald D. Bohrer
Charles R. Hoak
Roy R. Hoak, Jr
Roy R. Hoak, Sr
Leland L. Fowler
Edgar G. Triplett
Shenandoah Memorial Park
James Hodson
Lebanon Lutheran Church
Harold F. Fuller, Jr
W. P
Linceae
W. Himelright
Dorsey , Carrier
John W. Beeler
Guy Pence
K. L. Painter
Ladies Aid Society of
Stover
Mrs
Calvin Simmons
Winston McKay
Mr. Curtis T. Malone
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
John W. Rosenberger & Company, Inc
Commerce Street
Memoriam
Will
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
California
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Plains
Central Rockies
Edmonson
Byrds
Romney
Santa
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
Wincheater
Pittsburgh Paints
Wall Street
Front Royal
South Fork
Shenandoah River
Fork
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
General Assembly
Town Council
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Midway Point
I, Q
Pakistan
Hitler
Austria
Nevada
FIAT
Chevrolet Corvier
Cadillac
H.W. Ebert
BUICK
Loudoun St
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