Deaths and Funerals Thelma O'Rear Dettra
Mrs Thelma ORear Dettra formerly of Winchester died yesterday at University Hospital Charlottesville. Funeral arrangements are pending at Kurtz Funeral Home. Burial planned in Wardensville. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home to view the body before service at the church.
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Thelma O’rear Dettra
Winchester
J. Emmett Dettra
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Schanphats
Brody
Kurtz Funeral
Morris
John Morris
Maron Seleee
Leon Lamb
Wardensville
Jones Funeral Home
Obituary of Mrs Hattie Oldhan of Wardensville
Mrs Hattie Oldhan died Monday at her daughter’s home near Wardensville West Virginia. She was born in Delray West Virginia daughter of the late James and Anna Saville Oates. Survived by two sons Swarthwatzer of Hagerstown Maryland Lorring Swann of Columbus Ohio two daughters Leola Evans of Roanoke Clara Mathias. Also two brothers Elmer and Price and a number of grandchildren. Funeral service held at 2 pm in Wardensville Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ernest Metany.
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Hattie’ Estelle Oldhan
William Mathias
Wardensville
W. Va
Oldhan
Delray
James
Anna Saville Oates
Swarthwatzer
Hagerstown
Lorring Swann
Columbus
Orlof Gro
Leola Evans
Roanok
Clara Mathias
Noboere
Elmer
Price
Alice Peper
Wardensville Methodist Church
Ernest Metaeny
Funeral Service for Mrs Florence V ee tee ee
Funeral services are set for Mrs Florence V ee tee ee at 2 p.m. Saturday in St. Peter's Lutheran Church Wardensville West Virginia. The Rev. Walter A Sigman will officiate with assistance from the Rev. Edward S ene.
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Florence V
Ness
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Wardensville
W. Va
Walter A. Sigman
Edward S§ene
St Peters Luther Chintth
West Virginia
An- Robert Hartley and Others Service Notice
A service notice reports obituaries or memorial arrangements for Mrs An- Robert Hartley and associates William Golliday Robert Shiflett Grov cker and Olie with details readable in the fragment.
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An- Robert Hartley
William Golliday
Robert Shiflett
Grovcker
Olie
Mrs Elmer Ogden Dies at 88 in Woodstock
Mrs Elmer Ogden and Mrs Mattie Virginia Ogden, both of Middletown, elder sister and widow, mourn the death of 88 year old Mrs Elmer Ogden who died yesterday at 3 15 PM in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock born Oct 16 1874 obituary notes her lineage and survivor details per local notice.
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Mattie Virginia Ogden
Middletown
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Death Toll Rises in Desert Scout Tragedy at Escalante
In Utah near Hole in the Rock, Marvin E. Porschatis, 29, of Salt Lake, rolled backwards down a steep grade and tipped over into a ravine. He suffered a skull fracture and died after failing to regain consciousness, raising the death toll to 13.
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Escalante
Utah
Marvin E. Porschatis
Salt Lake
Here
Hole in-the-Rock
Porschatis
THIRD NEGRO Continued on Campus Peace Contention
Campus life shows mixed responses as officers departed and police patrolled. Students describe varied reactions from white peers while Hood and Miss Malone praise courtesy and national potential at the university.
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Tes
Peacenet
Oniy Atte
Ing
Fuscaloosa
Hood
Uni
Alul
Miss Malone
Fall Victim Still Serious At Hospital
A 55 year old man fell at Audley Farm near Berryville and was rushed to John H Enders Rescue Squads. He remains in serious condition at the hospital.
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Maryan
Corto
Werar Baen
Audley
Berryville
Relou
John H. Enders
Widow of slain activist urges calm after Evers death
The Jackson State audience heard a grieving widow vow to honor her husband’s sacrifice. She urged duty and restraint as rewards totaling 24,350 dollars were posted for information leading to the killer’s arrest, while NAACP and city officials reacted to the assassination amid nationwide calls for racial justice.
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Jackson State
Egro
Thalee Fale
Walghe
New York
Evers’ Slayer
NAACP
Jackson
Kennedy
White House
Evers
Diragbe
Los Angeles
Althea Simmons
Train Tour Draws Local Riders Before Gettysburg Observance
The historic locomotive will visit Front Royal on June 24 and 25, departing Tennessee for Gettysburg via Hagerstown and arriving at 11:40 a.m. Twenty residents from Luray will ride the train to Front Royal, then continue the trip toward Gettysburg. A Legion Seventh District convention was held in Woodstock at the Fire Hall, the first such gathering there. Henry A. Fix won the Schenandoah mayoral race by 80 votes, with council members re elected.
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Front Royal
Tenn
Gettysburg
Luray
Norfolk and Western
Hagerstown
Woodstock
John
Eo Care
Bentet Ok Ga
Badd Legion
Stanley elects Good mayor and fills town council seats
Good was elected mayor of Page County town on Tuesday, defeating Charles Campbell who had announced his candidacy. Ralph Foltz and Lee Louderback were re-elected to the Stanley Town Council, while Anthony Attar Charles Buracker and Sanford Breeden won new council seats.
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Stanley
Danville Protesters Press for Dialogue as Desegregation Debate Continues
About 100 Negro demonstrators held a second afternoon march in Danville while Mayor Stinson announced a negotiating committee that would talks with some groups but not with demonstrators or those awaiting trial. Police patrolled as sit-in attempts at four restaurants sparked arrests and warrants. Bruce Baines, a Congress of Racial Equality worker, was among those charged after blocking entrances at the Charcoal House.
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Danville
Stinson
Municipal Hall
Coordinating Committee
Bible Way
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Richmond
Charcoal House
Forman
Howard Johnson
Bruce Baines
Congress of Racial Equality
Front Royal Manager Named Executive VP of Chamber
Harry I. Wilson, longtime manager of the Coffman Fisher Co. Front Royal store, is appointed executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce of Front Royal and Warren County. He will leave his retail post after 88 years with the company.
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Front Royal
Harry I. Wilson
Coffman-Fisher Co
Chamber of Commerce
Warren County
Wilson
Coffman- Fisher Co
Mayors Adopt President's Racial Program
Honolulu report says U S mayors endorsed Kennedy civil rights program and added a sixth point promoting equal responsibility with rights. The conference approved 28 proposals, including biracial committees and nondiscriminatory hiring, while some opponents viewed the president as too liberal. Mayor Arthur Selland of Fresno was elected president for 1963 64.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Arthur L. Selland
Fresno
Calif
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Cemetery dispute over burial plots and family plots
The courtroom heated over who may be buried in a family plot as Mrs Heinzman objects to an outsider and questions about repayment of funds arise. Judge Marshall questions future heirs while the scene shifts to a desegregation protest with four boys carried away on stretchers singing a civil rights song.
Local Sales Directory Listing Several Estate Auctions
A June sales directory lists multiple auctions across Virginia and nearby areas with dates, times, and items. Holstein cattle, sheep, antiques, furniture, tools, real estate, dairy equipment, and more are offered by various auctioneers including N. Va Auction Co, Ed Morrow, Braden King, Chas. R. Duvall, and Ownby Auction Co.
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Teesdale-Smith
Purcellville
N. Va
Auction Co
Ber
State
Red Bud Road
Charles R. Duvall
A. L. Sims
Hilltop Inn
Ed Morrow
Alice V. Lichliter
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Harry D. Grossnickle
Boonsboro
Jersey
Braden King
Andy Whitacre
Brucetown
Chas. R. Duvall
Curles Neck Farm
Richmond
Ownby Auction Co
Rainfall figures for June and year totals
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending 8:30 am none. June rainfall to date 4.35 inches. 1963 rainfall to date 16.21 inches. Averages for past 50 years by month listed from January to December.
Law Requires Weeds Cut Urges City Property Owners
Dr. L. C. Fears, city county health director, reminded property owners that city ordinance requires weed removal. Weeds are unsightly and may harbor rats. violators face fines up to 500 dollars or up to one year in jail.
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L. C. Fears
Senate filibuster against civil rights sparks unrest warnings
Russell warned that a filibuster on civil rights will fail to deter supporters and that intimidation has no place in government. He noted the upcoming civil rights fight in Congress could threaten other parts of the President’s program and referenced Kennedy’s address as a call for equality under the Constitution.
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Russell
Congress
Bavi
Kennedy
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