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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

2

Obituaries greeting list includes Gravatt Shickle Swartz deaths

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Hilda Day Gravatt of Richmond wife of the late Dr Arthur Gravatt Sr and mother of Mrs Dabney Watts and Mrs Clayton Baker along with two sons and 13 grandchildren. Funeral held at Walnut Grove Baptist Church Mechanicsville and burial at Hebron Cemetery King William County. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs Edna Householder Shickle of Hedgesville born 1890 and L Raymond Swartz of Stephens City buried Mount Hebron with service at Jones Funeral Home Martinsburg.

Hilda Day Gravatt W. Seminary Ave Richmond Dabney Watts Winchester Arthur Broaddus Gravatt Watts Clayton Vv. Baker West Brookfield Mass William Day Gravatt Marshall Arthur Broaddus Gravatt, Jr Kilmarnock Walnut Grove Baptist Church Mechanicsville Hebron Baptist Church King William County Edna Householder Shickle Hedgesville W.va Martin Manor Hagerstown Shickle Goldsboro York County John Thomas Madeline Eisenhower Householder Ernest K. Shickle Robert L. Shickle Donald Shickle Newburg N.Y Frank Dorothy) Owens Bradenton Fla George Lehia) Sweager Mechanicsburg Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg G. Edward Grove Inwood L. Raymond Swartz Stephens City Mr. Swartz Clarke County Lillie McFillen Swartz Milton H. Swartz Relief United Methodist Church Virginia Martin Lewis Swartz Dover Carroll

GM dedicates Eastern Parts Plant in Martinsburg

General Motors unveiled its 1.7 million square foot Eastern Parts Plant in Martinsburg West Virginia with 1100 employees. GM President Edward N Cole led the ceremony noting the companys focus on high quality service and affordable prices. State and local officials attended and an open house will be held tomorrow from 10 am to 6 pm for the public.

Martinsburg W. Va General Motors Eastern Parts Cole General Motors Parts Division Chevrolet Maine Florida

Nixon appoints Gen John D Ryan to Joint Chiefs

President Nixon selects Air Force General John D Ryan, former head of Strategic Air Command, as the new member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff succeeding Gen John Paul McConnell. Ryan expected to become Air Force chief around August, backing a mixed bomber and missile force and an Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft plan.

Washington Nixon Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force John D. Ryan Ryan Strategic Air Command John Paul McConnell Joint Chiefs Senate Europe Army Earle G. Wheeler Adm Thomas H. Moorer Naval Operations JCS

State Labor Officials Get Boost at Virginia AFL-CIO Convention

The Virginia State AFL-CIO delegates hiked salaries for President Julian F. Carper and Secretary-Treasurer Brewster Snow by 1,000 dollars to 11,500 each. They rejected raising the convention registration fee from 5 to 10 dollars. The group also pledged support for 700 Metropants Co. employees in Harrisonburg and Bridgewater amid union pressure. State Senator Howell Jr. is slated to seek gubernatorial endorsement. A obituary notes Harry Kenneth Pugh, WWII veteran, died at 54, with funeral set for Augusta, West Virginia services.

Norfolk Virginia Afl-Cio Julian F. Carper Brewster Snow Oates McCullen Richmond McCullen Metropants Co., Inc Harrisonburg Bridgewater

Special Call for Blood Needs Rare Donor Types

Washington Blood Center appeals for five pints of B negative and four pints each of AB positive and AB negative. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will collect from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Parish House on Tuesday, sponsored by the Winchester Frederick County American Red Cross Chapter. New donors are urged and students aged 18 to 21 may donate with parental consent.

Washington Red Cross Winchester- Frederick County American Red Cross Chapter Christ Episcopal Church Parish House Winchester Memorial Hospital Charles Zuckerman

Sirbaugh Convicted On Eight Traffic Charges In Virginia

Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh Jr 21 of Front Royal was convicted in Winchester Municipal Court on eight traffic counts with fines totaling 240 and costs 89 plus suspended jail terms. Charges include improper plates failure to stop for red light and siren reckless driving and license issues. A separate Frederick County Court conviction on four charges followed on June 3.

Winchester Municipal Court Harry Cleveland Sirbaugh, Jr John W. Rice Virginia Winchester Sirbaugh Frederick Front Royal

Calvary Church Brethren Shifts Sunday Service Times

Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road moves services one hour earlier for the summer starting this Sunday. Sunday School begins 9 a.m. and morning worship at 10 a.m. through Labor Day, then resumes normal times. Pastor Rev. Fred Bowman cites cooler weather and earlier finishes for families planning reunions and trips.

Calvary Church of the Brethren Front Royal Road Fred M. Bowman

Wall Street Opens with Decline as Dow Dips to 891.09

The stock market resumed its decline in active trading in New York. After 30 minutes, the Dow Jones average for 30 industrials fell 1.49 to 891.09 as declines outpaced advances by about 200 shares on the NYSE. The ticker tape on the Big Board ran two minutes behind.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Strasburg AARP Meeting Tomorrow

The Strasburg Chapter 26 of the AARP will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Strasburg elementary school cafeteria. Harry J. Bagnell Sr. will preside and plans for the Charleston West Virginia conference include chartered buses leaving Winchester Thursday June 26, with pickups from nearby towns.

Strasburg American Association of Retired Persons Harry J. Bagnell AARP Charleston W. Va Winchester Woodstock Mt. Jackson Front Royal Harrisonburg

Apple Orchard Crop Prospects and Pest Outlook

Agricultural officials report a strong national apple crop despite winter damage to some trees. The Russell orchards show 50 acres peaches, 500 acres bearing apples, 200 acres non bearing with MM-106 and MM-111 root stocks. Experts note low apple scab levels but warn of fire blight in young blocks and rising rosy and green aphids and leaf hoppers requiring continued control measures.

Russell Jonathan Rome Stayman Hill

Weekend storm risk with warm humid heat wave

The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms through Saturday. Highs near 82 to 87 this Saturday with lows around 62 to 66, then Sunday showers and warm. Temperatures will run above normal in the east and below normal in the west, with cooler conditions into mid next week and about one inch of rainfall.

Blue Ridge Mountains Blue Ridge Ohio Valley

Rainfall Totals and House Stand-In Speaker Question

Rainfall data shows 24 hour total at 8 30 am with 1969 year to date figures and monthly averages across six decades. A separate item questions stand-in speaker rules with listed options including Shetland and Queen Victoria.

House House of Representatives

New Moon Saturday Promises Quiet Weekend Sky

A brief sky update notes Friday sunset at 8 40 p m and sunrise 5 45 a m tomorrow with moonrise at 5 02 a m. The phase shifts to a New Moon on Saturday signaling quiet nighttime skies.

Fortified push Operation Pipestone Canyon reported

Military spokesmen describe Operation Pipestone Canyon as begun May 25 with 332 enemy killed 51 captured and 152 weapons seized. Allied forces include 4 000 U S Marines 2 000 South Vietnamese infantry and rang ers and 1 000 South Korean marines. Marine losses 31 killed 240 wounded. South Vietnamese 1 killed 17 wounded. South Koreans 2 killed 13 wounded. The 25 square mile area centers on Dodge City a bunker laden zone with enemy communications and logistics facilities. Dodge City lies in a rice country basin of over 20 square miles housing about one million people.

U.S Dodge City

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Srs Arther Gravatt Mrs. Ernest. Shickle Jones Funeral Home Josiah A. Andrew Mount Hebron Cemetery Mr. L. Raymond Swartz MDS General Home Loudoun Street Bernard F. Groves Boscawen St Edward N. Cole Arch A. Moore, Jr Harley 0. Staggers Edmond &. Williams Berkeley County MR. Cole Jack Corcoran Harry K. Pugh Harry Kenneth Pugh Augusta Newton D. Baker VA Mr. Pugh John Bertha Shanholtz Arthur Pugh Baltimore McKee Fred Duckett Ronald Goss Malick Cemetery H.W. Ebert Buick H. W. Ebert Loudoun St The PCA Calvary Church Brethren Wall Street Datsun Nien Perey Oy Eee Strasburg Aarp APPLE Kenneth Hickey Jonathans Yorks Bloom Shetland Queen Victoria American Society of Authors, Composers, and Publishers English Channel Islands Winchester Skies East Coast Midwest Rocky Mountain States Central Plains Great Lakes Rthur, Inc Boscawen Street Winchester, Virginia Dihanen Ig Enhae Aed Io Kone Pittsburgh Manor Hall America MANOR Glaze & Bro N. Cameron St
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