Deaths and Funerals Alfred Henkel 71
Alfred S Henkel 71 of Winchester died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a World War I veteran and member of the Lutheran Church. He is survived by his sister Virginia Henkel. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. William Eisenberg Saturday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home, with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery and no flowers requested. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Alfred S. Henkel
von St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Henkel
Winchester
A. D. Bie
Stephenson Henkel
Bracetheran Church
Hisister
Virginia Henkel
William 5. Eisenberg
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Funeral service for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Scrivener
The funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Scrivener of Clear Brook who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. DST at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Stanley Dysart officiating. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery Whitacre. Pallbearers are Ray Blosser Robert Hockman Henry B Cline Henkle Lamper Orville Milner and Raymond Whitacre.
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Mary Elizabeth Scrivener
Clearbrook
Omps
Stanley Dysart
Woodlawn
Whitacre
Ray Blosser
Robert Hockman
Henry B. Cline
Henkle Lamp
Orville Milner
Raymond Whitacre
Lamuel White 79 Bottler in Florida Dies in Sarasota
Lamuel Prestori White, 79, of Sarasota Florida, died yesterday morning. He was born in Frederick County to the late Lennel and Mrs. White, and was the last member of his immediate family. Surviving relatives include nephew Arthur White of Round Hill and nieces Mrs Ivan Williams and Mrs Carson Allamong of Mr Williams. He had worked as a bottler with a Florida soft drink firm since 1909 and was a member of St. John's.
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Lamuel Prestori White
Sarasota
Flay
Frederick Goutty
Lennel White
Arthur White
Round Hill
Ivan Williams
Carson Allamong
Williams
White
Florida
St. John's
Mr. Alfred Henkel Arrangements at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral notices announce Mr. Alfred S. Henkel service Saturday at 1 00 PM at Jones Funeral Home with arrangements handled by Jones Funeral Home Inc. Details for Mrs Izelte Deeds appear incomplete.
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Alfred S. Henkel
DST
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs. Izelte
Mrs Igola Deeds 78 Dies After Illness at Winchester Hospital
Mrs Igola Mary Deeds of Route 1 Front Royal Road died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after several months illness. Born in Rockingham County to William and Josephine Layman, she was the widow of Omus G. Deeds. Survived by children Joseph Deeds Gladys Gollady Pearl Lillis Arbutus McNeill Aretta Anderson and Jack Deeds along with 40 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren. She was the last of her immediate family. Funeral arrangements not complete.
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Igola Mary Deeds
Route 1
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Deeds
Rockingham County
William and
Josephine Higgs Layman
Omus G. Deeds
Harrisonburg
Aretta Anderson
Takoma Park
Jack Deeds
Baltimore
Funeral service for Eva Lloyd announced in Berryville
A funeral will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev John Wynn-Myers and Grover C. Lloyd. Burial follows at Green Hill. Eva Lloyd died Oct 31 1957. Survivors in Clarke County include Tomblin Howard Lloyd and Rev Clarence Lloyd.
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John H. Enders
Berryville
John Wynn-Myers
Wi Oe Methodist Church
Grover C. Lloyd
Park
Alexandria
Green Hill
Eva Lloyd
Clarke County
Tomblin
Howard Lloyd
Clarence Lloyd
Charles E Jenkins 69 of Franklintown dies in Winchester
Charles E Jenkins aged 69 of Franklintown died Wednesday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Rock County to James Sanford Jenkins and Emily Nicholson Jenkins and worked for H F Byrd Inc. Survived by his wife Alli e Jenkins and five children plus siblings Roy Jenkins Sperryville Aubrey Lee Winchester Virgil Jenkins Culpeper Hubert Jenkins Sperryville and 17 grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev Roy G Webster with cemetery at Berryville.
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Charles E. Jenkins
Franklintown
Winchester Memorial Tal
Rock County
James Sanford
Emily Nicholson Jenkins
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Allie Jenkins
Eugene Campbell
James E. Jenkins
Roy E. Jenkins
Roosevelt W. Jenkins
Roy Jenkins
Sperryville
Answer Key Fragment Reveals Ambiguity and Conflicts
Snippet presents a Q A style list with numbers 1 through 10 including references to President Andrew Jackson, China, Italian sailing in British employ, and a galley. The fragment shows true false indicators and contested items, indicating an incomplete or scrambled answer key.
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Waldorf
Andrew Jackson
False
China
South
Galley
True
Five Killed in School Party Car Crash Near Port Huron
Five youths returning from a school party died when their car collided with a concrete bridge 12 miles northwest of Port Huron Michigan. James R McLean 16 Alvin H Blake 19 Barbara A Blake 16 Nancy E Blake 16 and Reed Hill 18 were identified as deceased. Stella Samczyk was critically injured and Allan Virgin 22 injured. The car skidded over 250 feet at about 90 mph after losing control on an S curve.
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Port Huron
Mich
Thn
Here
Robert Baker
James R. McLean
Alvin H
Barbara A. Ae
Nancy E. Blake
Read Hill
Stella Samczyk
Allan Virgin
Auto Smashes Into Train Killing Six in Texas
In Angleton Texas an auto carrying a fisherman and his family plus a friend collided with a Missouri Pacific freight train killing six occupants. Linda Rose eight survived in critical condition. Driver James Rose thirty five and family members Gypsy Rose Eunice Ellen William were among the dead along with Manuel Oliver sixty eight. Police said no skid marks and the driver likely did not see the train.
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Angleton
Tex
Georgia
Linda Rose
James F. Klaii
James Rose
Freeport
Gypsy Linville Rose
Eunice Rose
Ellen Rose
William Rose Jr
Manuel Oliver
Rose
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk Opposes MacArthur Memorial Plan Based on Private Funds
Constance F. Griffin, leading a citizens group, told Norfolk City Council she acts for public interests and opposes funding the MacArthur Memorial with unappropriated public funds. Her group supports a veteran memorial funded entirely by private donations and a renovation of the old courthouse to house it.
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Norfolk (Ap
Constance F. Griffin
Norfolk
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Summary
Baltimore livestock sellers offered cattle and calves 900 to 1130 pounds with good to low choice beef 23.00 to 24.25 per hundredweight. Cows and bulls ranged 15.50 to 18.50 with utility and commercial grades, hogs 185 to 225 pounds 18.25 to 18.50, and spring lambs 85 to 96 pounds mostly choice 19.50 to 20.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Stocks edge lower in cautious New York trading
The AP average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.50 to 249.10 as industrials down 1.20 and rails off 0.10 while utilities held. Eastman Kodak dropped 3% and Union Carbide and Air Reduction slipped. Dow Jones industrial average shed 0.28 to 696.44 with bonds weakening.
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New York
Associated Press
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
U.S
Chicago livestock and hog market report
AP from Chicago shows hog demand weak with about 10 000 head. Butchers mostly 50 cents lower, most classes 16.00 to 17.50. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers steady with loads 24.00 to 24.25 for 1 200–1 300 lb, cows 14.75 to 17.50, vealers 25 to 30. Sheep with spring lambs 18 to 19 and old lambs around 16.78, ewes 3.50 to 4.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Virginia Markets Grain Prices in Richmond Area
Richmond area price report lists No 2 red winter wheat at 1.76 per bushel No 2 yellow shelled corn 1.23 per bushel No 2 white shelled corn 1.33 per bushel No 3 barley 0.80 per bushel No 2 oats 0.69 per bushel all figures are per bushel.
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Richmond
Richmond Area
House fails to extend wartime taxes as July 1 deadline nears
The Treasury urged continuation of wartime excise taxes and the 52 percent corporate income tax with Congress needing action by July 1. The House tax committee voted 22 to 3 to keep the taxes, while a reform to repeal the 10 percent passenger tax was defeated 15 to 10 along party lines. Former pitcher Ira Hutchinson of Charleston, South Carolina, played in the White Sox system.
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Congress
Treasury
Ira Hutchinson
Charleston
S. C
White Sox
Auctions Schedule Highlights June Listings
A clustered sales directory lists upcoming auctions across Virginia and Maryland. HAMM'S AUCTION on Paper Mill Road offers furniture and household goods at 7:30 p m DST. Clay Sales Inc on Rt. 40 east of Frederick features farm machinery and tools at 10 a m. Nora Holtsclaw Estate on Rt 340 between Berryville and Boyce at 1 p m EST. D. 8.T. Estate of Mrs J C Horn at 107 W North Ave Winchester with household items at 10 a m. Headley’s Auctions at Long Green Rt 522 north at Albin features antique furniture and dishes at 10:30 a m. Henry L Brown in Albin on June 24 at 1 p m DST offers household articles and tools. Charles Duvall, auctioneer for several listings.
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Hamn’s
Paper Mill Road
Clay Sales, Inc
Rt. 40
Frederick
Nora Holtsclaw
Pidgeon Hill
Rt. 340
Berryville
Boyce
D. Orndorff
J. C Horn
North Ave
Winchester
Charles Duvall
T.—Headley's Auctions, At “Long Green,” Rt. 522
Albin
Johnson vows not to yield to diplomatic blackmail
President Johnson told Eastern Kentucky College graduates that the United States will not yield to diplomatic blackmail and will uphold patience in peace negotiations. He cited Kennedy's European trips and Cuba challenges as proof of steadfast democracy and alliance with Latin America and Africa in pursuit of liberty and progress.
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Richmond
United States
Johnson
Eastern Kentucky College
Kennedy
Vienna
America
Europe
Castro
Cuba
Hemisphere
Latin America
Africa
Baptist Confessions author to speak at Lexington program
NORFOLK churches in Lexington and Richmond host a Sunday program. Dr. Lumpkin, author of Baptist Confessions of Faith (1959) and The Story of Baptist Confessions (1957), will be introduced by Rev. John Kinzie. The principal prayer will be by Rev. Charles J. Bright.
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Lexington
Richmond
Lumpkin
John Kinzie
Charles J. Bright
Handley High School Glee Club
Gwendolyn Haynes
Charlotte DeHart
Virginians hear tax change, campaign moves in state
Virginia politicians push efficiency to avoid higher taxes as campaign tours cover the 9th District with stops in Tazewell and Russell Counties and a Lebanon meeting. Harrison and Godwin lead statewide efforts with 12 southwest counties plus Bristol and Norton listed for headquarters while Republicans eye Rockingham and Harrisonburg nominees and Democrats prepare re elections for Hoover and Warmp ler Jr.
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Virginia
Harrison
Tazewell
Russell
Lebanon
Motorcoach Union
Richmond
Richmond Junior Chamber
House of Delegates
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg
GOP
Hilton Almond
Dels
Lawrence Hoover
Charles Warmpler Jr
Soviets block moves to empower Laos truce teams
In Geneva the Soviet Union again blocked Western efforts to strengthen truce supervisors in Laos. Harriman accused Pathet Lao of daily attacks as talks bogged down over ceasefire enforcement and the future of Laos. Pushkin claimed the cease fire has held since May. Britain urged full investigative authority for the commission. Ray Hathaway coaches Asheville Tourists in the South Atlantic League.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Laos
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Pathet Lao
Georgi Pushkin
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Harriman
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Warmth Ahead
Considerable cloudiness tonight with mild temperatures in the 60s. Friday brings variable skies and a warm afternoon with scattered thunderstorms, mainly in the mountains, followed by cooler conditions later in the day.
June Rainfall Totals and Averages
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 6 30 am today shows June totals at .46 inches. Year to date rainfall is 19.10 inches in 1961. Historical average annual rainfall over 48 years is 36.9 inches with monthly averages listed for each month.
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Lemuel White
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Flowers
Snellings
N. Braddock &T
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MacArthur
Baltimore Livestock
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H. L. Mills
Munxer State Super Blend
Super Blend
Quaker State Regular
Quaker State Macmillan Texaco Havoline
Texaco
Motor Oil
ROUTE
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Henry L. Brown
Charles R. Duvall
Carl's Malt
Kernstown
Garland R. Quarles
Haynes
Sadie Finkelstein
Nancy Bell
John Glaize
George Glass
Michael Kelly
Edith Huntsberry
Paul Haldeman
Harry W. Easterly Jr
Stanley
Stephens
Santa Claus
Ray Hathaway
Asheville
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jackson
E. Homer Harloe
Aarles R. Duvall
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June Grubbs Poston
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Royal
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G. G. Baker
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