Obituaries in Winchester Star June 5 1969
Betty Jane Turner 31 of Paris Island South Carolina died yesterday at Beauford North Carolina and is survived by her husband Sgt Maj Richard M Turner and four sons. Edward Jacob Harman 79 of Stephenson died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by his wife Virgie Shreck Harman and three children. Cline Jenkins of Berryville died yesterday after a long illness survived by his widow Ida Powell Jenkins. Funeral arrangements and burial details listed for each obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Turner
Paris Island
S.C
Beauford
Turner
Frederick County
Gladys Lyne Locke
Mason E. Lyne
Richard M. Turner
William Edwin Turner
Terry Allen Turner
James Edward Turner
Brian Eugene Turner
Max
Eleanor Gail) Hess
Winchester
John Edwin Lyne
Della, Md
Jones Funeral Home
Edward Jacob Harman
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Harman
Lawson
Margaret Anderson Harman
Stephenson United Methodist Church
Kalback
Virgie Shreck
Morris
Eleanor) Burleson
Clearbrook
Clarence E. Harman
Kenneth
Marie) Rinker
Newton Harman
Amon Harman
Susan Sharp
Deale
Omps Funeral Home
Craig Burleson
John Gowdy
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jamey Owens
Mike Brown
David Fahnestock
Harry B. Rinker
Edwin Fiddler
Purcell Dick
Bob Layman
Charles Webber
John Carper
Bruce Shreck
Staton Orndorff
Rudy Carpenter
Harry L. McCann
Cline Jenkins
Powell Mill
Berryville
Mr. Jenkins
Greenville
Ida Powell Jenkins
Green Hill Cemetery
Julian Orrell
Berryville Baptist Church
Delph Trial Opens in Frederick For Armed Robbery
The trial of David Lee Delph 24 opened in Frederick County Circuit Court on an indictment for robbery by force. He allegedly robbed Frank Damer about midnight August 4 1965 three miles south of Gore on Back Creek Road after picking up two hitchhikers near Baltimore. Cameron then in the U S Navy at Quonset Point was involved. David G Simpson appointed attorney for Delph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee Delph
Frederick County
Delph
Frank Jeffrey Damer
Gore
Back Creek
Cameron
U.S
Quonset Point
R. I
Baltimore
David G. Simpson
Prizes Awarded At Grand Union Store Opening
At the opening of the Grand Union Store on Berryville Ave on May 21, prizes were awarded to winners including Welton A Shoemaker for a portable television L Boucher for a silver tea set Gene Boller for a record player Hilda Buckner for a vacuum cleaner Everett Powell for a food mixer Kay Clem for a steam iron Blenders were won by Bessie Brown and Richard Payne Electric toasters won by Gladys Combs and May Butler Radio went to Dossie Fest Electric blanket to Nettie Werdebaugh Electric coffee makers to E E Kibler and Patricia Briscoe Baker broilers won by Mary Fries and Russell Shiflett Pen and pencil set to William K Moledor Camera to Don Shockey Desk light to H P Davis Coffee maker to Jeanette L Bauserman Roller skates to Home V Hack Egg cookers to Edna Tisdale and C A Pugh Four young men from Frederick Md were treated after a crash on Horseshoe Curve in Clarke County at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Edward Ball Mike Jackman John Brant and Robert Dromeburg were injured. Brant was the driver. Two victims were taken to the hospital by rescue squads. A breakdown of highway construction funds in Virginia shows 38 cents from gas taxes, 33 cents from federal interstate funds, 13 cents from license tag fees, five cents from federal funds, six cents from motor taxes, two cents from registration and operator fees, and three cents from miscellaneous sources.
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Grand Union
Berryville Ave
Welton A. Shoemaker
Rt. 3
L. Boucher
Opequon Ave
Gene Boller
Bentonville
Hilda Buckner
Braddock St
Everett Powell
Front Royal
Kay Clem
Stephens City
Bessie Brown
Richard Payne
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Gladys Combs
Battle Ave
May Butler
Roosevel Blvd
Nettie Werdebaugh
E E, Kibler
Patricia Briscoe
White Post
Baker Broilers
Mary Fries
Rt, 2
Russell Shifflett
Sunnyside Station
Mary Francis Crim
Berryville
J. R. Russell
Rt. 5
William K. Moledor
Chestnut St
Don Shockey
N. Stewart St
H.P. Davis
Jeanette L. Bauserman
Woodstock
Home V
Hack
Edna Tisdale
RFD
C. A. Pugh
Pennsylvania Ave
Howells Charges Absentee Voting Violations In Stanley
Governor hopeful Howell accused Gov Godwin to investigate absentee voting abuses in Stanley Page County citing about 300 absentee ballot applications of 800 registered voters processed for the June 10 councilmanic election He presented affidavits claiming ballots were solicited and improperly obtained and urged action before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Howell
Mills E. Godbein Jr
Page County
Stanley
Frank Aleshire
Norfolk
Commonwealth
Battle
Godwin
Commission of the Industry of Agriculture
Tazewell
Roanoke
Pollard
Virginia
Board Member To Be Named In Frederick County
The Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the County Office Building to appoint a School Board member from Opequon District. The current member is Charles E. Bass of Stephens City, whose term expires June 30. Bass was named chairman in July 1968. Electoral Board members are Clayton Pingley Charles Duval and Julian Carbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Opequon
Charles E. Bass
Stephens City
Enders Parade Tomorrow in Berryville
Sirens will sound tomorrow night for the annual John H. Enders Fire Company parade through Berryville. Clarke County High School Band leads 70 units of equipment with local dignitaries, rescue squad queen, majorettes, scouts, 4-H members, and police and county officials attending. Paraders assemble on South Church and Taylor and move at 7 p.m. toward Buckmarsh and Main Street to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Clarke County High School
F. L. Sargent, Jr
Gail Rhoden
Winchester
Robert Buckley
Falls Church
Sheriff’s Department
Mayor and
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
South Church
Taylor Sts
Buckmarsh
Main St
Shenandoah Conference updates list clergy changes and new assignments
Ruddle of Singer's Glen and others in Virginia and West Virginia are named in clergy reassignment notes. Dr. Racey will retire as Shenandoah president June 30 and move to the Winchester Circuit. The session opened Tuesday with Evangelism Rally led by Dr. Edward B. Lewis and reports from Lebanon Valley College Shenandoah committees and the Conference Treasurer Ronald F. Miller of Winchester.
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Racey
Shenandoah
Winchester
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Falk
Robert Dunn
Mt. Horeb
Josef E. Schaerff
Raymond Campbell
Rockingham County
Waynesboro
Lee G. Bowman
Broadway Station
Paul C. Bailey
Sleepy Hollow
Fairfax
Robert L. Erickson
Mountain Valley
Rockingham
Berkeley -Morgan
West Virginia
Sleepy Creek
Jones Spring
Back Creek Valley
Antioch
Keyser
W.va
Mill Creek Valley
Hardy
Moorefield
Edward B. Lewis
Capitol Hill Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
Lebanon Valley College
Stewardship
Ways and Means
Statistician
Board of Pensions
General Board of Pensions
Ronald F. Miller
Resignation Confirmed By Bishop Shannon of St Paul-Minneapolis
The Most Rev. James P. Shannon confirms submitting his resignation as auxiliary bishop and St Helena's pastor on November 23, citing disagreement with Pope Paul VI's birth control encyclical. He rejects a foreign assignment and says he is troubled after 23 years in priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapols
Minn
James P. Shannon
Archdiocese of
St Paul-Minneapolis
St. Helena’s Church
Minneapolis
Meacapee Star
Shannon
Archdiocese
Thas
Paul
United States
the Star
Weather Outlook for Winchester Virginia Today and Friday
Variable cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of showers this evening and again Friday evening. Low tonight 60 to 66 and high on Friday 76 to 82. Saturday expected fair and mild with no major weather events. Sunsets at 8:37 p.m. and moon phases noted for June 6.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Past Months and Years
Rainfall in the 24 hours to 8 30 a m today none June rainfall to date 1 60 1969 rainfall to date 10 56. Averages for 56 years show Jan 2 41 Feb 2 15 March 3 11 April 9 10 May 3 69 June 3 71 July 3 76 Aug 3 74 Sept 2 81 Oct 3 10 Nov 2 83 Dec 2 32. Five year daily totals 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 82 1967 36 48 1968 32 56. Average Jan rough Dec for 56 years 36 43.
Violence and Civil Strife in the United States
A study by Graham and Gurr compares civil strife in the United States with 17 Western democracies and 114 larger nations. It notes the U S shows lower per capita deaths but higher relative frequency of unrest, driven by unresolved grievances and diverse population groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belgium
France
Italy
Graham
Gurr
U.S
Gettysburg Address Referenced in Public Discussion
A historic Gettysburg Address mention draws attention in current civic discourse. Noted figures include Bucky Harris and Woodrow Wilson context appears in related archival materials. The Netherlands is listed among referenced locations in the broader archival discussion.
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Golf
Knickers
The
Netherlands
Bucky Harris
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street Gains Modestly as Market Opens
Wall Street rose modestly in active trading with the Dow Jones 30 up to 931.10 at 10:30 a.m. U S Steel led gains after a price increase while Bethlehem Steel rose on the news. Some leaders fell on opening while a large block moved on the American Exchange as investors remained cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Pacific Petroleums
American Stock Exchange
Falcon Seaboard
GTI
International Stretch
New Park Mining
Public Hearing on Property Tax Increase in Middletown Virginia
Town of Middletown Virginia will hold a public hearing June 21 1969 at 10 00 A M in Town Hall on raising personal property tax rate from 075 to 125 per 100 of assessed valuation. Citizens may present views. Willetta Orndorff Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Virginia
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Winchester Evening Star
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Edward J. Harman
Frederick
Horseshoe Curve
Clarke County
Mark Smith
Edward Ball
Mike Jackman
John Brant
Robert Dromeburg
Mr. Brant
John H. Enders
Loudoun County
Mr. Lucian Angler
Lorist, Inc
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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Omps
Memmoe
Ments
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Associated Press
Fred G. Pollard
Roanoke Valley
Henry E. Howell Jr
Bluefield
Tazewell County
William C. Battle
Charlottesville
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Hermitage-Ethelwood Country Club
del. Bernard E. Levin
Levin
Apple Growers
East
Dikar
Jonathan
York
Rome
Alfred L. Snapp, JR
Haase
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