Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area June 1964
Graveside service for James Beemer Lindsay of near Boyce set for 11 a.m. in Hill Cemetery Berryville conducted by Rev Frank Q Cayce. Pallbearers listed. Perry L Brown 24 of Cedar Hill dies in automobile crash. Funeral at John Wesley Methodist Church Cedar Hill 2 p.m. with burial Orrick Cemetery. Dollie Wolford 70 Capon Bridge WV dies Winchester Memorial Hospital. service at Capon Bridge Christian Church. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral Home arrangements in Capon Bridge and reading.
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James Beemer Lindsay
Boyce
Frank Q. Cayce
Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Edward P. Berlin
Sherman Joost
Thomas Iden
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Russell Lloyd
Charles Jenkins
Roland Mitchell
George Burwell
James Casey
John Yowell
Carroll Iden
Irvin Neville
George Greenhalgh
Perry L. Brown
Cedar Hill
Mr. Brown
George and
Marie Brown
Kenneth Carter
New Castle
Richard Carter
Philadelphia
Melvin Carter
Harrisburg
Norman Brown
USAF
Gary Brown
USAT
Selfridge
Mich
George Brown
Helious Brown
Larry Brown
Clearbrook
Patricia Robinson
Clearbook
Hilda Ward
Newark
N.J
Edith Brown
Stessa Carter
Grimes
Horace Brown
Princeton
Thaddeus Brown
White Post
Julian Brown
Randolph Brown
Sheila Brown
John Wesley Methodist Church
M. Moore
Robert Lee
Joe Roberts
James Burrell
Johnny Brown
Lawrence Dokes
Orrick Ceme
Dollie Wolford
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge Christian Church
Douglas L. Outts
J. ©. Patterson
J. F. Omps
Fairview
Giffin
Kohlhausen Winchester Native Dies in Houston
B Frank Kohlhausen 80 of Houston Texas formerly of Winchester died suddenly of a heart attack He moved to Houston in 1920 worked as electrical engineer for Northern Virginia Power Co and Jacobo Bros Electric Co He served in World War I era harness maker father trained for Army and he is survived by wife Kathryn two children and two grandchildren Funeral held at Trinity Episcopal Church Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery included in obituary
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B. Frank Kohlihausen
Houston
Tex
Winchester
Mr. Kohlhausen
John Nail
Newberry’s
U.S. Army
Kohlhausen
University of Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Co
Jacobo Bros. Electric Co
Trinity Episcopal Church
Houston Engineers Club
Electric Old Timers
Kathryn Hyssong Kohlhausen
Tom E. Eagleston
Dallas
Frederick W. Kohlhausen
Ray Kohlhausen
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery
Hansbrough Firm History and 1951 Partnership Change
The article recounts the history of Hansbrough & Carter including Hansbrough’s moves, Perry joining in 1940, the 1951 partnership with John L. Glaize after Clifford D. Grim’s death, and the 1952 shift to a new corporation while remaining separate from J.W. Arthur Inc. insurance. Dutton stays with Arthur but Hansbrough & Carter continues offering its established services.
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Mr. Perry
Hansbrough & Carter
Handley
Clifford D. Grim
Perry
John L. Glaize
Mr. Glaize
Mr. Dutton
J.W. Arthur, Inc
Goldwater victory narrows GOP nomination path at California primary
Goldwater claimed a California win and edged toward the 659 convention votes as Rockefeller led for a time. California results, with 40 percent of ballots, kept the outcome in doubt and prompted declarations of a mainstream GOP victory. Other state primaries produced mixed results, with defections and renomination wins across parties.
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William E. Miller
California
Goldwater
Mari O. Hatfield
Oregon
Washington
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Golden State
South Dakota
Charles A. Buckley
House
Public Works Committee
Jonathan A. Bingham
Yale
U.S
United Nations
Buckley
Bronx
Robert F. Kennedy
Bingham
Robert Wagner
New York
Islature
Elliott
John Tyson
Mansfield
Montana
Joseph P. Monaghan
Senate
Alex Blewett
Stennis
Mississippi
Nils Boe
Sigurd Anderson
John F. Lindley
Merton B. Tice
Harrison predicts voter changes after July primary
Harrison said the July primary will affect November turnout as the certificate of residence was struck and poll tax eliminated. He warned of openings in federal elections until a new plan is in place and noted it may be hard to pass legislation before November.
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Harrison
Librarian Thwarted by Prison Message for Missing Book
Judy Oliver of Columbus Public Library at Parsons Avenue called a patron’s home to recover a long over due copy of The Power of Positive Thinking. The patron’s mother explained the man was in the Ohio Penitentiary, delaying direct contact with the library.
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Columbus, Ohio
Judy Oliver
Columbus Public Library
Parsons Avenue
Ohio
Wardensville Re Elects All Officials
Wardensville voters returned all town officials to office. Mayor J Holmes Spence won with 64 votes. Town recorder Pauline Orndorff led with 70 votes. other council members included Crystal Emswile 58 Beulah Heltzel 51 John Ayler 61 Robert Frye 69 and J A Jordan 52. write ins for mayor went to Mansfield Jordan West Western Red Mathias and Orin Western.
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Wardensville
J. Holmes
Spence
Pauline Orndorff
Crystal Emswile
Beulah Heltzel
John Ayler
Robert Frye
J. A. Jordan
Mansfield Jordan
West Western
Red Mathias
Orin Western
Orndorff
Gussy Funk
Recorder
William Snyder
C. O. Doyle
Loring Heishman
May Was Driest Since 1939 At Winchester Lab
May 1939 records show the driest May in 51 years with 1.23 inches of rain at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. The period's average high was 77.9 degrees and low 52.8, with a mean of 65.3. The month ran warmer than average and featured highs of 90 on three dates and a low of 40 on May 3.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Weather Forecast For Winchester Skies
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with low temperatures around 50 to 56 and highs near 66 to 74. Friday expected to be fair and cool. Also notes sunset at 8 35 p m sunrise 5 47 a m moonrise 2 31 a m new moon June 10.
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Weather Bulletin
Rainfall data covers the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today with June to date at .28 and 1964 to date at 15.29 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 51 years is 96.85 inches. Monthly averages: Jan 2.38, Feb 2.13, Mar 9.08, Apr 3.13, May 3.77, Jun 3.88, Jul 3.885, Aug 3.81, Sep 2.67, Oct 3.13, Nov 2.60, Dec 2.39 inches.
City Election Officials Named for Municipal Vote
Clerks and judges for the upcoming city election next Tuesday are listed by ward with the first name as head judge. Each ward names six or more officials including Mrs or Mr titles and several named individuals. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
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Fred Forney
Charles Snider
Charlotte Macowsky
Henry Flowers
Joe Stretchberry
Frank Bailey
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