Obituary for Samuel F Mason 84 in Washington
Samuel F Mason 84 died at District General Hospital in Washington on a Wednesday. He was born November 22 1880 in Farmville. Survived by wife Virginia M Mason 1111 P St NW a daughter Nanny Rainey and a son Reginald Mason both of Washington. Funeral services by Berry will be Sunday at 2 pm at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial at Milson Valley Cemetery. Pallbearers named Cross Beverley Williams Stanley Clay Ben Slaughter Burton Smith.
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Samuel F Mason
District General Hospital
Washington
Mason
Farmville
Virginia M. Mason
P St
N.W
Nanny Rainey
Reginald Mason
John H. Enders
Berry
Alex Robin
Milson Valley Cemetery
William Cross Beverley Williams
Stansley Clay
Thomas Lewis
Ben Slaughter
Burton Smith
Death of Charles W Edwards in Berryville at 82
Charles William Edwards age 82 died yesterday at his Berryville home. Born May 28 1882 in Clarke County he was married to Grace Carroll Edwards. Survived by four children two daughters a son in Berryville Martinsburg and Baltimore, five grandchildren three great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at 4 PM Sunday at Enders Funeral Home with Revs E Nett and R W Brendle officiating burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home.
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Charles William Edwards
Berryville
Grace-Carroll Edwards
Clarke County
Joseph Edward
Nancy Longerbeam Edwards
Gladys Jenkins
Frances Butler
Martinsburg
Joseph W. Edwards
James Edwards
Baltimore
Joseph
David Edwards
Robert J. Butler
Shirley Butler
Janes Ray
Good
Charles "T. Butler
Nora Harrington
John H. Seema
Oe E. Nett
Ray W. Brendle
Green Hill
Enders Funeral Home
Funeral for Charles Turner Wiley in Berryville
Funeral service for Charles Turner Wiley of Berryville set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Rev. Harry E. Hall will officiate with pallbearers Orie Royston Preston Cornwell Homer Presgraves William Luttrell and Robert Deavers. Burial follows at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Charles Turner Wiley
Berryville
Eali
John H. Enders
Harry E. Hall
Orie Royston
Preston Cornwell
Homer, Presgraves
William Luttrell
Robert Deavers
Green Hill
Farmers Market Sells Fresh Produce and Goods Tomorrow
Fresh corn tomatoes beans cabbage cucumbers squash beets and cut flowers will be sold along with rabbits eggs cake pies rolls doughnuts and more. The market opens at 6 09 a m tomorrow at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Streets.
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Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Wall Street Advances Amid Hints Of Steel Price Rise
Stocks moved higher with steel shares leading gains as traders awaited signals on metal pricing. Bethlehem steel and U S Steel rose while Chrysler fell on legal scrutiny regarding Mack trucks. Xerox and Ford posted losses as market activity remained moderate.
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New York
Chrysler
Justice Department
Tne E Telopeth
Mack Trucks
Xerox
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Ford
Calgon
Cerro
Union Carbide
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
American Airines
Chesapeake& Ohio
Polaroid
Sears, Roebuck
Kennedy and Johnson clash over vice presidential selection
The article reports on ongoing remarks by Senator Kennedy and President Johnson about the vice presidential pick. McCarthy notes the President’s criteria of prudence experience and acceptability still apply to many candidates. Kennedy stresses the President must decide in the public interest to advance their shared programs.
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McCarthy
Johnson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic City
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ranger 7 Moon Mission Puts Lab on Edge of New Era
Ranger 7 completed a 243,665 mile flight to the moon after a 67 hour 35 minute journey from Cape Kennedy. The craft carried wide and narrow angle cameras to capture surface details and aimed to inform Apollo landing plans for 1969.
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Ranger 7
Ranger
Ranger.7
Cape Kennedy
Fla
William H. Pickering
Ranger 6
Ranger-7
Obiece
Earth
Soviet Union
U.S
Lost plane information sought by Civil Air Patrol
The Charlottesville CAP asks anyone with information about a small single engine Erocoup aircraft missing since Sunday from Gordonsville to Elkton to call 295 9133. The two passengers are Leon Davis and Richard Bloxom of Elkton. Winchester CAP aided in the search, which centers on the Blue Ridge mountains between Gordonsville and Elkton.
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Civil Air Patrol
Charlottesville
Gordonsville
Elkton
Leon Davis
Richard Bloxom
Winchester Civil Air Patrol
Blue Ridge Mountains
Two Break-ins Probed and Stolen Truck Recovered in Winchester
Sheriff's deputies investigate two break ins in the county. A Gainesboro store and a vacant Shirkey's Restaurant building saw intruders enter through open windows with little stolen. A small amount of change was taken from Noah DeHaven's store. A carnival truck was found on E Piccadilly in Winchester. a warrant charges Clarence Wilson with grand larceny.
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Robert L. DeHaven
Gainesboro
Shirkey
DeHaven
Noah DeHaven
Winchester
E. Piccadilly St
Clarence Wilson
Gus DaBarias
Harlem Leaders Demand Police Action After Riot
After a racial riot and looting in Harlem and Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant, Harlem leaders pressed two demands. First, suspend white police Lt. Thomas R. Gilligan who shot a Black boy in what police say was self defense. Second, form a civilian board to review alleged police brutality cases. Murphy opposes both. Wagner backs Murphy, and King says Wagner must answer.
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Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Thomas R. Gilligan
Murphy
Wagner
King
Integrationists face resistance at Virginia drive ins
CORE members Gripman John Wadleigh and Tom Proulx, all youths from Vienna Arlington and Lynchburg area, were arrested last week in Lynchburg for disturbing services at Thomas Road Baptist Church. They and Tony Robinson Levi Hunter and Pain attempted a kneel in prompting clashes at Chef's and Dude's drive ins. A white youth sprayed water at demonstrators. Maddox warned Proulx to stay off property.
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Gripman
John Wadleigh
Vienna
Tom Proulx
Arlington
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Campbell County
Virginia
Tony Robinson
Rt. 2
Lynchburg
Levi Hunter
Clarktown
Pain
Wadleigh
Proulx
Thomas Road Baptist Church
Chef’s Drive
Hunter
Answers and Clues From a Fragmented List
A concise item notes items including Shetland Queen Victoria the American Society of Authors Composers and Publishers a stone The Standard Crimean The Pentateuch Piccolo and English Channel islands.
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Queen Victoria
American Society of Authors, Composers, and Publishers
A_stone
Piccolo
English Channel Islands
Five Day Virginia Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with low around 60 and high in the 70s to low 80s. Sunday looks warmer with a chance of scattered showers. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures, cooler Saturday, warmer Sunday and Monday, with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers Sunday through Monday.
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Northern Plains
South Atlantic
Gulf-coasts
Plateau
New England
Carolinas
Rockies
Great Plains
Appalachians
Virginia
Rainfall and Weather Notes From Winchester Skies
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours ends at 7 90 a.m. with July total 2 76 inches and year to date 19 47 inches. Average monthly rainfall over the past five years is listed for each month. Evening sky details for Winchester include sunset at 8 26 p.m. and sunrise at 6 12 a.m. Moonrise and other notes follow with a reference to Champollion and the Rosetta Stone in 1822.
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