Deaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Grace Rowe died yesterday at 3 tion al Lutheran Home in Washington after living at the Godfrey Miller Home on S Loudoun Street. Zetta Lee Dicks 78 of Radcliff Avenue Hagerstown widow of George M Dicks died suddenly at home Saturday night of a heart attack. She was a longtime member of the Primitive Baptist Church Martinsburg W Va and lived in Hagerstown four years. She is survived by Basil L Aleshire of Indian Head Md three nephews and one niece. Funeral at Rest Haven Chapel Hagerstown at 2 p m tomorrow Elder J Harvey Dailey officiating. Burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 p m tonight.
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Ward
Grace Rowe
3Tional Lutheran
Washington
Miss Rowe
Godfrey Miller
S. Loudoun St
John Wesley
Kathryn Jenkins Aleshire
Primitive Baptist Church of
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Basil L. Aleshire
Indian Head
Rest Haven Chapel
J. Harvey Dail
John Henkel Jackson
George Casilear
Barbara Lewis
Alexis Jackson
John H. Jackson II
Samuel Gershank
May Mort McCarty
Mary McKinzie Henkel
Ann Kay McKinzie Bailey
Theodore Kinze
Henry
Kenneth Erer
Nora Carper
Shell Beach
Calif
Clifford Biffle
Huntington
Ellis
Jones Funeral Home
Sherman Merriner 79 Dies. Services Held in Wellsburg
Sherman Merriner 79 of 314 South Kent died Wednesday at a hospital in Wellsburg West Virginia. He had a store and later worked for Glaize Brothers. Surviving are his wife, two sons Stephenie and Damen Merriner, two daughters Mrs. Marshall Foreman and Mrs. Austin Johnson, three sisters Mrs D Morfey Mrs Frank Armstrong and Mrs Theresa Wohnhas, three brothers Ira Merriner and others. Funeral held Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Merriner
South Kent
Merriner
Mansingoo
Caroline Hanon Merriner
Margaret
Glaize & Brothers
Demen Merriner
Stephenie
Hagerstown
Marshall Foreman
Austin Johnson
D. Morfey
Lafayette
Ind
Frank Armstrong
Sardis
Ohio
Theresa Wohnhas
Wellsburg
W. Va
Ira Mer
Jones Funeral Home
G.raymond Womeldorf
James H. Merriner, Jr
Harry W. Dolan, Jr
John V. Merriner
Rodney S. Levi
Harry
Shandon
Wade
Wearrick
Mount Hebron Cemtery
Frederick Petition Continues On Page 1
The article fragment shows a discussion on a petition labeled monstrous by speakers. A decision was expected to be made today, per Mr. Brumback.
Answers to a mixed trivia prompt
The list presents ten items with a mix of numbers and words. Items include monetary value $24.00, the number nine, the categoryEconomic, a medical term jugular vein, a year 1898, a US state Arizona, a truth value False, a proverb He talks as he acts, the word Inanimate, and a percentage 80 percent.
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Arizona
J Henkel Henry Dies in Winchester Leader and Public Servant
Obituary recalls J Henkel Henry a longtime Winchester figure who served on the State Highway Commission under Gov Westmoreland Davis. He funded local projects, helped establish the Empire Theater, urged a municipal light plant, aided Handley schools curriculum, and supported the South End Hose Co. He widow Bertha Headley Rudy and two daughters survive along with grandchildren, great grandchildren, and many relatives. Funeral services are planned at Jones Funeral Home with a burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Henry
Winchester Weekly News
Emmett
Market Street
William H. Baker
Empire Theater
Capital Theater
Baker
Haye
Winchester
Iace Center
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Clearbrook
Fairbanks-Morris Co
Indee
Raisin
Handley, Hi
Williams
Handley
John Handley
South End Hose’ Co
South End Co
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Golden Rule Bible
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester Elks Lodge
Buz” Henry
Old Union Fire Co
Rouss
Old Union Cornet Band
Eldridge
Taylor Hotel
Thelma Henry Wisecarver
H. W. (Buzzella) Jackson
Prisoners in New Jersey Protest Spur Sick Report
About 700 inmates at Rahway prison farm reported sick as a racial tensions protest, capping a week of actions following a June 2 yard sit-down by 400 prisoners. They delivered a petition to Gov Hughes and state officials demanding talks with a convict committee. Grievances included race discrimination, food, training, and parole preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
N.J
State Institutions Department
Department
Reformatory
Richard J. Hughes
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Fisherman Survives Six Days at Sea After Boat Sinks
In Fort Myers Florida a 30 foot snapper boat named the Java sank on its inaugural run June 3. Pennsylvania fisherman Swift rode a wooden bait box for six days until rescued 50 miles southwest of Fort Myers. An amphibian Coast Guard plane directed the Coral King shrimp boat to recover him and a helicopter transported him to hospital.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Pennsylvania
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Java
Swift
Here
Coral King
Macmillan Faces Doubts Over Profumo Scandal Fallout
The text notes Conservative doubts about Macmillan's leadership as the Profumo affair unfolds. It mentions a small House majority of about 100 seats and the need for new elections before October 1964, with pollsters already favoring Labour. Christine allegedly said she and Profumo were lovers.
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Profumo
House of Commons
Macmillan
Labor Party
Christine
Kennedy Seeks Nuclear Test Ban Progress Amid Tour Plans
The article notes Kennedy’s push for a nuclear test ban as he prepares for a European tour and a Moscow conference. It cites his remarks that no treaty can guarantee absolute security but can reduce risks with proper enforcement and mutual interest. Officials expect talks with Macmillan on the ban during the visit.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Macmillan
Fire Hoses Continue to Battle Danville Racial Unrest
The city faces a wave of racial unrest with Negroes protesting alleged unfair municipal employment. Judge A M Aiken issued an injunction against further demonstrations until July 6. A preliminary hearing for inciting to riot against Adams and Revs Dunlap is set for July 1 in Corporation Court.
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Corporation Court
A. M. Aiken
Adams
Danville
Charles A. Womack
Martin
Igrand
Profumo Denies Rumors Then Resigns From Parliament
In March Profumo refused the whispers in Parliament and later resigned from his sub-Cabinet post and quit Parliament in disgrace. He admitted a close relationship with Miss Keeler, insisted no classified information leaked, but acknowledged the risk of Soviet blackmail due to the affair.
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Mors
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Kennedy urges reexamining Cold War stance in speech
President Kennedy calls Americans to reassess attitudes toward the Soviet Union and rejects warlike claims. He argues problems are man made and can be solved, urging a practical approach to the world as it is, not as it might have been.
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Soviet Union
Sovit
United States
Kennedy
Local Auctions Set Through June Rides and Estates Listed
Sales Directory notes auctions from Denny's Commission Auction June 12 at mile east of Bat and June 15 11 am for the estate of Janney B Gruber at Red Bud Road. Charles R. Duvall and Ed Morrow fund other sales including A Sims hardware goods June 22 for Andy Whitacre estate and Ownby Auction Co on June 29 for Charles Neck Farm ponies and reg grade stock near Richmond Virginia.
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Denny’s Commission
Bat
Janney B. Gruber
State Rt
Red Bud Road
Charles. R. Duvall
Sims
Hilton
Woo
Ed Morrow
Andy Whitacre
Brucetown
Chas. R. Duvall
Carles Neck Farm
Richmond
Ownby Auction Co
Frederick County
Virginia
Weather Today and Outlook With Showers Likely
Rather cloudy tonight with showers and thunderstorms, low around 70. Tuesday mostly cloudy and cooler with more showers. Outlook calls for continued cloudy, cooler weather with showers through the period. Rainfall totals show 0.01 in past 48 hours, year-to-date 3.95 inches, and long-term averages around 36.91 inches.
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Winchester
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsbur
Rapid City
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Miss Grace Rowe
George Dicks
Zetta Lee Dicks
Radcliff Ave
George M.dicks
Oneral Services
William A. Wade
D.D
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
John Henkle
Buzz” Henry
Mr. Sherman Merriner
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
J. H. Henry
South Loudoun St
Winchester Lodge
O. Elks
Buck
Brumback's Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron ST
Winchester, VA
Frederick
Paige
Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Manville
Materia
J. Henkel Henry
State Highway Commission
Westmoreland Davis
State Senate
Richard S. Wright
Strasburg
House of Delegates
Blackburn Moore
Gene Lewis
Dorothy Ann Henry Miller
Bertha Headley Rudy
Frank Headley
Heatley Aeeadley
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Jacob Mast
J. William Hollis
J. H. Yost, Sr
Warren S. Eddy
R. E. Worsley
Lynn Largent
Vincent Hollis
Owings
Will L
F Byrd Barton
Harry F. , Sr
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Burr P. Harrison
G. G. Baker
Baithox
Oregon Saw Chain
Shade Equipment CO. Rt
Private
Arking
Lem
Mobagoerst
Sean Peace
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Junneau
Kansas City
Memphis
Miami
Glaize & Bro’s
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Springfield
J. C. Higgins
Philco T.V
Edison Ahoben
Majestic Beste
Hoover
Westinghouse
The
Round Hill Fire Company
Joseph A. Massie, JR
Charles R. Duvall
Kelthane AP
Rohn Haas
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