Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area Obituaries
Multiple obituaries note services and survivors. Marie Champ and others in New York and Virginia are listed along with seven Champ children and eight grandchildren. Ernest T. Carroll, 74, of 503 Highland Ave. dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Lettia, siblings, and stepfamily. funeral plans pending. Grover Cleveland Rose, 77, of 11 N. Loudoun St. to be laid to rest at Mt. Hebron Cemetery with services at Kurtz Funeral Home. Burial follows in Mt. Hebron. pallbearers named.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
White Post
Jessie Champ
Pittsburgh
Joseph Champ
Harrisburg
Judson Champ
John Champ
New York
Marie
Christine
Virginia
Velma Champ
Katherine Champ
Hattie Ji
King
Winchester
Lula T. Jackson
Closia McMullen
New dJersye
Ernest T. Carroll
Highland Ave
Ray Winchester Memorialospital
Carroll
Clarke County
George Carroll
Lettia Smallwood Carroll
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McDonald
Clarksville
Lillie Carroll
Violet Smallwood
Geneva Hillyard
City
Harry Carroll
Marshall
Russell Carroll
Joseph Carroll
Anna Lambert
Warren County
Catherine Greenwalt
Jones Funeal Home
Gilkey, Oscar Edmund Jr. 60, dies at Warren Memorial Hospital
Oscar Gilkey Jr. age 60 of Chester died unexpectedly yesterday at Warren Memorial Hospital. He was the son of Oscar Edmund Gilkey and Minnie Supinger Gilkey and a member of Unity Lodge No. 164 AF and AM of Front Royal. Surviving are two sisters Ruth Gilkey and Elizabeth Vaughn of Falls Church and Arthur W. Gilkey. Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Scott Funeral Home Front Royal with J. Layton Mauze, burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Masonic rites to follow. pallbearers listed.
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Oscar Edmund Gilkey, Jr
Chester
Warren Memorial Hospital
Oscar Edmund
Minnie Supinger Gilkey
Unity Lodge No. 164
AF. & AM
Front Royal
Ruth Gilkey
Elizabeth G. Vaughn
Falls Church
Arthur W
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Benny Sager
Lewis Eastham
Sid Mullins
Sam Simpson
Dave Kendrick
Tommy Harrison
Bennett Luter of this city dies. graveside service planned
Bennett Luter widow of Ernie Luter Williams of this city is survived by three stepsons Grover L Johnson Edward E Johnson and J Ralph Johnson one sister in law and eight grandchildren. A graveside service at Antioch Cemetery Isle of Wight County is set for tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev James Tate officiating Burial will follow in Antioch Cemetery Family requests flowers be omitted and contributions go to the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
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Ernie Luter Williams
Grover L. Johnson
Suffolk
Edward E. Johnson
Zuni
J. Ralph Johnson
Portsmouth
Robert C. Luter
David Luter
Richmond
Antioch Cemetery
Isle of Wright County
James Tate
Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Mrs Garland Tiffany Dies Suddenly at Home in Hamilton
Mrs. Garland S. Tiffany 67 widow of Garland S. Tiffany died suddenly yesterday at her Hamilton home. She is survived by her husband and other family members.
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Virginia V. Tiffany
Hamilton
Garland S. Tiffany
Tiffany Family Remains to be Buried in Lakeview Cemetery
Three sons Garland H Tiffany of Purcellville Hugh A Tiffany of Hamilton and Currell S Tiffany of Leesburg one sister Miss Caroline Hatcher and one brother Thomas J Hatcher both of Purcellville mourn the death. Tenducted from the late residence in Hamilton tomorrow at 11 am burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Garland H. Tiffany
Purcellville
Hugh A. Tiffany
Hamilton
Currell S. Tiffany
Leesburg
Caroline Hatcher
Thomas J. Hatcher
Lakeview Cemetery
Tes Notya
Sls Ieee Ae
Clarke County Historical Group Meets Sunday at 3 30
Clarke County Historical Group schedules a public meeting this Sunday at 3 30 followed by a lecture by Dabney W. Watts on the Jackson Valley Campaign Watts is Commonwealth Attorney for Winchester and a noted Stonewall Jackson expert and chairs the Winchester Civil War Centennial Commission.
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Dabney W. Watts
Jackson
Valley
Mr. Watts
Winchester
Stonewall Jackson
Valley Mayors, Councils Tapped in Regional Votes
In Valley and nearby towns votes shaped leadership across several municipalities. Mayor results include Manuel at Valley with 38 of 40 votes and write‑in mentions. Strasburg re elected J Ray Miller to his ninth term. Front Royal saw W Douglas Blanton top William Deming. Woodstock re affirmed Mayor William Dalke Jr. with a narrow margin. New and incumbent councilmen filled posts in Mt. Jackson and Edinburg amid write‑in elections.
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Lawrence Kephart
Harry L. Keller, Jr
H. C. Arthur
J. W. Crabill
A. E. Johnson, Sr
J. D. Womack
R.L. Stark
Charles Platt
Front Royal
W. Douglas Blanton
William Deming
A. Statton Hammock
William A. Lillard
Lennis W. Brown
Elwood Miller
Ronald Gilliam
Woodstock
William Dalke, Jr
Carl Hisey
Allen Peer
Harry S. Rudy
C. A. Kibler
James M. Janney
Marvin Renalds
W. Nelson Lynn
C. Richard Rhinehart
Edinburg
Zane Neff
John G. Irvin
Harry Wiseman
Mt. Jackson
Phillip B. Shannon
Graham I. Stoneburner
William B. Holtzman
Wilmer Allen
Lacy K. Rea
Owen Larrick
Richard Burkett
eNw Market
Richard E. O’roark
Ralph Combs
Lemuel Tidler
Raymond Whetzel
Raymond S. Orebaugh
Hoyle Garber
Don Moyers
Missing Monkey Hose and Pipe Verge into Two Trials
A missing monkey and a lost iron pipe plus a disappearing hose triggered two municipal court hearings. Judge Rice dismissed assault charges against Charles Conrad and Jenkins due to conflicting evidence, warning all parties about future disorderly conduct charges. In a second case Jenkins Henson and Leota Sager were convicted of assault. sentence three to twelve months with all but 30 days suspended. Police were urged to investigate any further violations at the N Cameron Street location.
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Orore
J Rice
Rice
Charles Conrad
Cameron St
Jenkins
Beulah Carter
Morris Carter
Young Carter
Mrs. Carter
Leonard White
Carter
Dorothy Henson
Leota Sager
Frank Corbin
Corbin
Mr. White
Evelyn Baldwin longtime UMW organizer dies at 64
Evelyn Preston Baldwin 64 a former United Mine Workers organizer and wife of Roger N. Baldwin founder of the ACLU died Tuesday. She was born in Colorado Springs Colorado and at one time worked for the British Labour party.
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UMW
New York
Evelyn Preston Baldwin
United Mine Workers
Roger N. Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Baldwin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Labor Party
Weather Summary for Virginia Today and Outlook
Fair and cooler tonight with lows around the mid 50s. Thursday remains fair and cool, with Friday slightly warmer. Showers possible Sunday or Monday. Temperatures range from a high near 66 to a low around 61. full moon tonight with sunset at 8 40 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 45 a m.
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Virginia
Carls
Hollywood editor Edward Krauss dies at 78
Edward C. Krauss longtime Los Angeles Times editorial writer dies at his home after a heart attack. He joined the Times in 1933 after working at the Toledo Blade and the New York Herald, and was born in Ottawa Ohio.
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Hollywood
Edward C. Krauss
Los Angeles Times
Krauss
the Times
Toledo (Ohio
Bruce Trading Company Seen With Bright Prospects
Trading pany retained special counsel to file facts with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the American Stock Exchange. The firm carries a $750,000 surety bond and reports 30 percent higher sales than last year. 1961 sales totaled $42 million. Gilbert became president last September after a merger with Empire National Corp. Headquarters are in New York with plants in Memphis Nashville Little Rock Bruce Laurel Columbus Cairo Vredenburg Center.
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Pany
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Stock Exchange
Bruce
Gilbert
Bruce Company
Empire National Corp
British conductor and composer Eugene Goossens dies
Sir Eugene Goossens 69, famed British conductor and composer, died in a Middlesex hospital after a brief illness. He led the Rochester New York Philharmonic from 1923 to 1931 and the Cincinnati Symphony from 1921 to 1947, with guest appearances across major orchestras in New York Philadelphia Boston and San Francisco. He fell ill while vacationing in Switzerland and was transported to London for care.
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London
Eugene Goossens
Middlesex Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
Cincinnati Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Goossens
Switzerland
Laos peace accord hailed amid Cold War skepticism
Phoumi's delegation will sign a Geneva neutrality pledge to withdraw foreign troops within 75 days, with about 10 000 North Vietnamese and Red Chinese advisers implicated. Five American prisoners are cited, while the U S State Department warns of unresolved questions as the Pathet Lao gains cautious praise from the communists.
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Ment
Phoumi
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Red
Royal Army
Pathet Lao
Soupharouvong
Communist Bloc
Southeast Asia
U.S. State Department
Dean Rusk
U.S
Laos
Boyce Volunteer Fire Co Fun Festival Set
The Boyce Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual fun festival on June 30 in Staoga at the Roland Mitchell Jr home meadow. Gates open noon with games, free admission, radio coverage, and a 9 30 p.m. dance at the fire hall featuring Bill Bailey. prizes include an aluminum boat and a power mower.
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BOYCE
Boyce Volunteer Fire Co
Statoga
Roland Mitchell
Bill Bailey
Denny’s Commission Auction and June Sale Listings
A dense July through June sales directory listing multiple auctions across Virginia towns. Items include furniture antiques livestock real estate and farm equipment with dates June 13 to July 7 and auctioneers W D Orndorff Charles R Duvall Stan Haworth and others.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Trucks & Automobile
W. D. Orndorff
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
Washington St
Barton House
Headleys Auctions
A. M. Janney
Purcellville
Clifton Cooper
Ernest R. Bowlus
George G. Snarr, JR
W. A. Johnston
III
E. McC. Williams
Frederick County Court House
the Highlands
Charles R. Duvall
Herbert Darr
Power of Attorney
Valley Ave
W.D. Orndorff
W. Spencer Brenzer
Charles, R. Duvall
F. L. Largent, Jr
Dennis T. Cole
Dora A. Hartman
Third and Church Sts
Middletown
Carter N. Asbey
Buckmarsh St
Berryville
Richard F. McPherson
Tyree
Dillard, Jr
Clarke County Court House
Boyce
Harry J. Flowers
Frances
Ruth A. G. Lindenmuth
Skyline Drive
Kings Court
Rotarians Plan Luncheon Program At George Washington Hotel
Robert Weller, chairman, will present an entertaining program at the luncheon meeting. Rotarians will showcase member talents while enjoying quick breads such as biscuits muffins and bread like items.
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Robert Weller
George Washington Hotel
Farm stories may come hard in Carbondale
Johan Shepley of Moliet is allergic to hay and is the first woman at Southern Illinois University to major in agricultural journalism.
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Carbondale
Johan Shepley
Moliet
Southern Illinois University
Julian calendar used in Answers 1 and 2
Answers reference the Julian calendar for question one and identify Columbia for question two. The note for question ten indicates that there are none and adds that cigarettes no longer have stamps.
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I. Q
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Champ
Rose Service
Grover Cleveland Rose
N. Lowdoun St
Frank Rose
Lorton
Charles Rose
Upperville
Welton Rose
Mt. Hebron
James G. Nevitt
J. William Hollis
William C. Rose
Meyer Hamberger
Napoleon Rose
Kenneth M. Grimm
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ervice
Rem
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
Oscar Gilkey
Bennett Luter
Mrs. Garland Tiffany
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Clarke County Historical Group
Manuel
Filter Gum
W. R. McCauley
Gene Jenkins
Carl Baker
Alice Coffelt
David Muntzing
Vermeer
Shade Equipment CO. Rt. 11
Crider & Shockey
Boyce Fire Company
Model Ag
Brumback
N. Cameron
S&h
N. Cameron St
S. Washington St
Headleys Auction
Buncutter
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