Obituary notices from Winchester June 13 1966
Obituaries list residents from Winchester Virginia area with funeral details. Included are survivors and relations for Cooper Gore Shanholtz Place Mc Cullough Brill Nesmith Brill Oates Richard Dick Pannett Silas Fincham and others with service times at Hebron Lutheran Omps Green Hill Pleasant View Memory Gardens and Berryville locations. Burial arrangements follow services.
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Naer
Chester
Sake
Cooper
Gore
Helen Shanholtz
Augusta
W. Va
Betty Place
Cross Junction
Robert McCullough
South Viet Nam
Louise Crosby
Washington
Dorothy Warrick
Winchester
Emily Seldon
Yellow Springs
Lorretta Renetta Wood
San Antonio
Tex
Mary Miller
Hyattsville
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
J. A. Fogleman
George Brill
Paul B. Stine
Jack T. Rudolph
Alston Nesmith
John Brill
Willard Oates
Church
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Daugherty Deaths Mark Augusta Area Obituary Notices
Obituaries from Augusta and nearby areas note Ira Daugherty 76 of Augusta dies after a long life beginning April 10 1890 in Augusta. He is survived by multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral details set for Tearcoat Church of the Brethren with burial in Tear Coat Cemetery. Additional notices include deaths of Howard B Lloyd 77 of Boyce and Miss Williette Hopkins with services in Berryville and McGaheysville, and memorials for Lawrence Thomas of Winchester with graveside service at Winchester National Cemetery.
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Ste
Harvey A. E. Rust Richard
Winchester
Paul Slonaker
Robert Richard
James Richard
Ralph Richard
Keith Ritter
Carroll Smith
Thomas Reardon
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Omps
Benjamin Silas Fincham
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fincham
Rappahannock County
John R
Lucy Catherine Monroe Fincham
Martha Elizabeth Baker
Edith C. Berry
Benjamin I. Fincham
Berryville
Homer Fincham
Washington, Va
William Racer
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
Ira Daugherty
Augusta
W. Va
Mr. Daugherty
Daniel A
Ella Sowers Daugherty
Verda Sowers
Rufus Daugherty
William Daugherty
Cumberland
Delisle Daugherty
Viola Davis
Church of the Brethren
Hardley Myers
John Litten
McKee
Howard B. Lloyd
Mr. Lloyd
Clarke County
James S
Martha Shaffer Lloyd
Hallie Royston Lloyd
Russell B. Lloyd
Bertha Tomblin
Berry
Williette Elizabeth Hopkins
Mount Olive Cemetery
McGaheysville
Joseph Sefcik
Hilton Almond
F. H. Hopkins
Eiler Yancey
Charles Kackley
Irvin Shendon
Lawrence D. Thomas
Bee St
Mr. Thomas
George Thomas
Rosie Thomas
Winchester National Cemetery
Newton Turner
Cartwright Funeral
John Joseph McNamee
Martinsburg
Mary Anderson
Charles Fink
John
Virgil Quaglio
Rosedale Cemetery
I. Q. Answers
Major Benchoff Dies at Massanutten Military Academy
Major Guy A. Benchoff 77 assistant headmaster of Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock, died Saturday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. He was born January 10 1889 and was a World War I veteran, elder and organist at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Burial at Massanutten Cemetery. Pallbearers named. donations requested to church or academy funds.
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Samuel Richard Dick
Kearneysville
W.va
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
Mr. Dick
Frederick County
James W
Harriet Anne Mason Dick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
St. Luke’s Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lelia Smith Dick
Douglas Dick
Wayne Dick
Peter
Raymond Dick
Rose Yost
Nettie Dick
the Brown
the Brown Funeral Home, Martinsburg, By the Rev. Howard L. Falk
Pleasant View
Memory Gardens
Ceive Rena
Guy A. Benchoff
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Major Benchoff
Francis and
Martha Johnson Benchoff
St. Paul’s
Ann Katharine Hottle
John Milton Benchoff
Ava
Nigeria
Elizabeth J. Benchoff
Frederick
Charles F. Stann
Schenectady
N. Y
Wesley P. Miles
Hoosick Falls
St Paul’s United Church of Christ
Daniel Kasten
Massanutten Cemetery
William B. Allen, Jr
Bob Howard
Gordon Bowman, Jr
Mike Chelline
George Sheetz
St. Paul’s Church of Christ
Benchoff
Ground breaking for Front Royal Youth Center on Eighth Street
Ground breaking held yesterday for a new six acre Front Royal Youth Center site at Eighth Street and Commerce Avenue. Polly Brown and Gary Hickerson, teen representatives, shoveled first dirt as Rotary Club president Sam Zuckerman presided. Architect Alfred D. Robertson of Winchester introduced to the crowd. Charles Town area board member Lewis J. McDonald, 83, of Shepherdstown, resigns after 40 years on the Jefferson County Board of Education citing health reasons.
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Front Royal
Eighth Street
Commerce Avenue
Polly Brown
Lennis Brown
Gary Hickerson
Raymond Hickerson
Sam Zuckerman
Charles Town
Lewis J. McDonald
Shepherdstown
Jefferson County Board of Education
Board of Education
McDonald
Paratroopers strike as Vietnam battle tallies rise
U S paratroopers of the 101st Airborne sweep a North Vietnamese ridge after B52 bombing. They report 25 enemy killed in skirmishes. field HQ counts 377 bodies with 425 more believed dead. Two American planes listed missing mark air losses as fighting drags since Tuesday.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
101St Airborne Division
101St
Robert D. Ohman
101St Field
Kontum
Wall Street Rally Continues With Broad Advances
Trading opened with big blocks retrading as investors bid up both glamor and blue chip stocks. American Telephone advanced to 64 percent, General Motors up to 81 percent, Braniff and Motorola higher, while Pan American World Airways and Chrysler rose on sizable openings. The AP average climbed 3.6 points to 321.5.
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New York
American Telephone
Eastern Airlines
General Motors
Braniff Airways
Motorola
Zenith
Polaroid
du Pont
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Xerox
Raytheon
Kennecott
New York Central
Wall Street
Pan American World Airways
Chrysler
Commonwealth Edison
Two Stephens City Residents Hospitalized After Auto Crash
Two Stephens City residents were hospitalized after an auto accident. Dallas Driver, 18, was reported in good condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital with possible fractured ribs shoulder hip and pelvis and facial and head cuts. Mary Mauck, 27, also hospitalized, suffered a fractured ankle and facial and head cuts. They were admitted at 4 19 a m yesterday.
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Stephens City
Dallas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Mauck
Two Small Fires Quelled in City Areas
Firemen answered two minor alarms Sunday and early today. At 4 E Cork Street paper in the stove caught fire. at 1 45 a m a garbage can on Southwerk Street burned briefly. No damage reported by Fire Inspector William N Gochenour.
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South End
Friendship
William N. Godenour
Cork St
Southwerk St
Gochenour
Swedish Arms Said Barred For Viet Use
Swedish officials reportedly refused U S requests to purchase arms and ammunition for Viet Nam use. Harvard professor John Galbraith accused Sweden of an arms embargo, while Swedish Trade Minister Gunnar Lange denied turning down any request. No official confirmation from Washington or Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Viet Nam
Harvard
John Galbraith
U.S
Inedia
Providence
Washington
Gunevar Lange
Samoa Gains Independence First Among Polynesian Nations
Western Samoa becomes the modern world’s first independent Polynesian nation on January 1, 1962, marking a historic milestone in regional self governance and decolonization.
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Western Samoa
Virginia Weather Today Forecast and Sun Times
Forecast for Virginia calls for fair skies with a low in the 00s tonight. Tuesday brings mostly sunny conditions with highs in the upper 80s and a slight chance of showers. Wednesday remains fair and warm with light variable winds today, then southerly at 10 mph on Tuesday. Sunset today is 8 40 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 5 45 a.m. Moonrise tomorrow 43 02 a.m. New Moon June 18.
Rainfall and June totals and War of 1812 note
Rainfall data shows none in the past 48 hours ending 8 30 today with June total 0 63 inches. Historical table lists June average 3 79 inches and other monthly averages. A War of 1812 note states Petersburg Virginia earned the nickname Cockade City for soldiers hats.
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Petersburg
County Pushes Revenue Sharing With Towns and War on Poverty
Frederick County Supervisors debated sharing county revenue with Middletown and supporting a multi county community action agency including Winchester Front Royal Warren Clarke and Frederick. They also discussed enrolling in a wildlife rabies control program and funding five trappers for a month. No decision was reached.
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Frederick
Archie Manuel
Middletown
Manuel
Governor's Office
Winchester
Front Royal
Warren
Clarke
Daniel Dickenson
Berryville
Clarke County
Martin Marks
General Assembly
Marks
Cobb Posts .240 Batting Average in 41 Games
In his first major league season, Ty Cobb achieved a .240 batting average over 41 games, marking the start of his storied MLB career with foundational performance details.
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Cobb
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