Funeral service for Bryan ee yom at Jones Home
The funeral service for Bryan ee yom of 1112 Amherst St will be held Thursday at 3 30 p m DST at the Jones Home. He is survived by his wife one son Douglas Haines of Winchester one sister Mrs Albert Lovett of Capon Bridge one brother Lester Haines of Capon Bridge and one granddaughter Jayanne Haines of Winchester. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at the Jones Funeral Home.
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Amherst St
How L. Beard
Jones Home
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Douglas Haines
Winchester
Albert Lovett
Capon Bridge
Lester Haines
Jayanne Haines
Robert D. Miller
Donald C. Smith
James Seabright
John Ward
Robert B. Lovett
A. Irvin Lovett
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Crockett Boone Carson and Related Items
Fragmentary list includes names Crockett Boone Carson and Bonaparte, a claim about presidential term limits, and scattered phrases such as speaking and perfidy used in a banking context. No coherent event is clear.
Funeral Service for Bryan W. Haines Set for Thursday
Funeral service for Bryan W. Haines is scheduled Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at DST Jones Funeral Home.
Berryville Plans Hearing On Road Widths
Berryville town council set a public hearing for July 15 at 8 p.m. to consider widening road right of way to 50 feet, up from 40 feet in current ordinances. The plan stems from a state recommendation and involves a map study by the planning commission.
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Eee Commission
Front Royal rezones and loitering law adopted
Front Royal Town Council approved a loitering ordinance to move on ta a person lingering on streets and sidewalks. The panel also rezoned parts of the town and discussed sewer extensions and tax collections with a June 30 deadline.
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Weather sketch for Winchester June 14 1961
The forecast calls for showers and scattered thunder tonight with a low around 64 to 72 degrees. Thursday will be cooler with more rain in the south, ending north. June 15–19 in Virginia expects four degrees below normal with a slow weekend warming and rain possible Thursday and Sunday or Monday. Highs near 86, lows near 67. First quarter moon June 21. Rainfall data shown for today and year to date.
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Weekly Garbage Pick Up Studied At Middletown
Middletown residents will be asked for input on a proposed weekly garbage pick up. Mimeographed copies of the proposal will be distributed and personal contact will be made to gather opinions. The current schedule averages every three to four weeks. The Town Council discussed the proposal on Monday night and it is expected to cost a little over $1,000 additional.
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Druggists Adopt Resolution on Trading Stamps
The Virginia Pharmaceutical Association adopted a revised resolution to discourage druggists from offering trading stamps for pharmaceutical services. At the convention in Richmond yesterday the House of Delegates removed a clause that would have suspended stamp offerers from the organization.
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Community Group Pushes for Weekly Pick Up
Joseph Dwyer leads a group seeking to restart a weekly refuse pickup and urges council to approve the proposal. The discussion centers on municipal waste services and resident convenience.
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Joseph Dwyer
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Fulbright Sees Tough Battle On Foreign Aid
Senator Fulbright warns passage of the President’s foreign aid program will require one of the toughest fights this year. He says Kennedy must rally support in Congress and emphasizes selective aid. Humphrey calls for aid only to reforming nations and opposes aid to corrupt regimes amid debate on Korea and other allies. Richmond grain prices list No 2 red winter wheat 1.72 and corn at 1.22 per bushel.
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June Auction Directory List From Winchester Virginia Area
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Rector James O. Hubbard Jr. of Richmond received the Pharmacist of the Year award at last night’s banquet. Officers installed for the coming year include J. C. Nottingham of Williamsburg as president, W. Roy Smith of Petersburg as first vice president, George C. White of Norfolk as second vice president, George J. Savage Jr. of Cape Charles as secretary, and Warren E. Weaver of Richmond as treasurer.
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Cobey to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
W. M. Cobey the athletics director at University of Maryland will be the guest speaker at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the George Washington.
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University of Mayland
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Weather Elsewhere Question on Table Setting
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Rotary Beef Barbecue Tonight at Kiwanis Shelter
The Rotary Club hosts its annual beef barbecue this evening at 5 o clock at the Kiwanis Shelter. Tickets are sold by members or at the gate, with proceeds benefiting the club's charity fund.
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