Airman Erickson Buried In Arlington
Funeral service for Airman Eric L. Erickson of Arlington was held in Arlington National Cemetery on June 9. He drowned Memorial Day in Lake Belle Bass near Chateauroux Air Force Base in France. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Separately, Mrs Gertrude Mary Louis Snapp of Frederick County died at 75. funeral planned Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Eric L. Erickson
Arlington
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Erickson
Lake Belle Bouches
Chateauroux Air Force Base
France
Brian Erickson
Wally Peltala
Carl Erickson
Clark Erickson
Tom Jackson
Richard Renner
Mr. Peltala
Mike Filex
Bob Cook
Jim Wagener
Tom Mae
Frederick Wilkins
Tom Hicht
van Wilder
Roland Hough
Jerry Miller
Richard Haleman
Dennis Moore
David Archiball
John McHale
Allen Impellatori
Jerry Luck
Mrs. Tish Dodson dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Tish J. Dodson died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after living with her daughter Mrs. Ives Burke in Clarke County. Born February 14, 1884 in Washington Virginia, she was a daughter of Alfred Stewart and Catherine Jenkins. She was the widow of Joseph Dodson and a member of Oakley Baptist Church. She leaves a brother Golden Jenkins of Richmond and sister Nellie J. Kline of Manassas, plus several stepchildren. Ducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville by Rev. Harvey Hall. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Tish J. Dodson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ives J. Burke
Clarke County
Mrs. Dodson
Washington, Va
Alfred Stewart
Catherine Gearing Jenkins
Rappahannock
Oakley Baptist Church
Oakley
Joseph Dodson
Dodson
Golden Jenkins
Richmond
Nellie J. Kline
Manassas
Lloyd White
Laurel
Dan Dodson
Marvin Bucher
Winchester
Ray Dodson
Luray
Roy Dodson
Millwood
Fred ‘Nelson
Hyattsville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Harvey Hall
The
Baptist Church of
Boyce
Green Hill
Stephens City
Mrs Middleton 72 Dies After Prolonged Illness in Strasburg
Mrs. C. W. Middleton 72 of rural Strasburg died at home after an extended illness. Born June 4, 1892 in Shenandoah County, she was daughter of Harvey and Caroline Middleton and a Bethel Mission Presbyterian Church member. Survived by two daughters, one son, 11 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, a brother Walter, and three sisters in Maryland and Virginia.
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Nellie Catherine Middleton
Strasburg
Middleton
Shenandoah County
Harvey
Caroline Jewell Middleton
Bethel Mission Presbyterian Church
Charles William Middleton
Henry Palmer
Strasburg Junction
Harry Rutz, Jr
Amos Middleton
Toms
Valley firemen gather for Strasburg convention and events
The Northern Virginia Firemen's Association opens a three day Strasburg convention with registration at 1 p m. Memorial service at 11 a m in the Strasburg Methodist Church. a grand ball and banquet follow. A grand feature parade is planned Friday at 7 p m with attendees including National Fruit employees.
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Strasburg
Northern Virginia Firemen’s Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Strassburg
Strasburg Methodist Church
Mrs Catherine E Alexander dies in Washington Pa
Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Alexander sister of Mrs Paul D Plumly of Winchester died yesterday. She lived in Washington Pennsylvania and was the daughter of the late Amos P and Catherine Rose Pratt. She married Charles H Alexander in 1913. he died in 1956. Survived by two daughters Lois Jean Gorse and Shirley Mae O'Brien Jr. near Washington, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Pratt Funeral Home Washington with burial in Washington Cemetery.
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Catherine Elizabeth Alexander
Paul D. Plumly
Winchester
Washington
Alexander
Amos P
Catherine Rose Pratt
First Christian Church
Charles H. Alexander
Plumly
Lois Jean Gorse
Shirley ‘Mae O’brien, Jr
Pratt Funeral Home
Washington Cemetery
Aylor Moderates Richmond Conference Panel
Frederick County School Supt Robert E Aylor will moderate a panel at a Richmond conference of transportation supervisors and chief mechanics. The panel on Behavior Problems in Pupil Transportation includes B V Ayler W C Blackwell Clara N Flippo W N Kaempf and Vernon M Newman. The State Board of Education hosts the meeting which runs through Friday.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Aylor
Conference of Supervisors of Transportation
Richmond
B.V. Ayler
Lee- Davis
Hanover County
W.C. Blackwell
Lancaster-Northumberland County
Clara N. Flippo
Henrico County
W.N. Kaempf
New Broad Rock
Chesterfield County
Vernon M. Newman
Pulaski County Public Schools
State Board of Education
Storm floods Omaha area leaving fatalities and missing
A fierce storm drenched western Omaha with up to six inches of rain causing floods that killed at least one person and left four missing. Hail and lightning intensified damage as hundreds fled homes. A Civil Defense post activated and the National Guard was deployed to Millard and surrounding communities.
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Omaha
Civil Defense Command
Frank. Morrison
National Guard
Millard
Bridgewater Hosts Summer Research Stipend Program
Bridgewater launches a summer project with stipends of $600 per student. Two chemistry majors plan to pursue chemical research post graduation. Dr. Lowell V. Heisey leads NIH cancer research while Dr. John Martin directs the NSF summer institute, both within Bridgewater’s chemistry department.
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Bridgewater
Lowell V. Heisey
NIH
John Martin
NSF
Rockefeller Seeks GOP Backing for Scranton Nomination
New York AP Gov Nelson Rockefeller says he urged thousands of Republican leaders to back William Scranton for the party presidential nomination. He Mr. Eisenhower and Nixon reportedly spoke to many leaders, but no commitment was disclosed and Nixon reportedly declined to back Scranton.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Goldwater Leads First-Ballot Votes in Convention Scene
An AP survey shows Goldwater with 674 first-ballot votes while Scranton holds 128 Rockefeller 123 Lodge 45 and Smith 15 Nixon 8. Of Goldwater’s votes 401 are bound by pledges or law. 273 are unbound. Scranton aims to gain unbound support to thwart an early Goldwater victory.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Weather forecast and rainfall summary for period
The forecast calls for fair tonight with a low in the fifties and increasing clouds Thursday. High near 80 with a risk of scattered showers and a warming trend into Friday. Showers expected Thursday night and continuing Friday. June rainfall totals and monthly averages listed.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Middle
North Atlantic
Tennessee Valley
Upper Lakes
U S denies Cyprus solution bias amid Greece tensions
The State Department states there is no truth to reports the United States favors a Cyprus Greece solution. Undersecretary George W. Ball, back from Greece and Turkey, says Washington is not backing any specific Cyprus plan. Separately, Boston issues first day stamps for Kennedy record cancellations surpassing New York World's Fair total. Six Teamsters members push to recover union funds used in defense of Hoffa and others. attorney plans to add bonding firms to a federal suit seeking $1 million plus in legal fees.
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Washington
Washington (Ap
United States
Cyprus
Greece
George W. Ball
Turkey
U.S
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Seymour Spelman
Hoffa
Winchester Chamber Plans Buy or Build New Offices
The Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce board votes to study buying or constructing a new office site and report back at the July meeting. The group backs ownership over renting and aims to sponsor a second annual Industry Appreciation Week in September.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Virginia McClue
Frederick County
ASCS
Elmer Venskosky
ASC
Dept. of Agriculture
Legislative Action Committee
E.R. Huntsberry, Jr
Washington
Congress
C.G. Follansbee
Chamber
Follansbee
James F. Kelly
Shenandoah Gas Co
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Winchester Evening Star
Eric Erickson
Airman
Mrs
Fred Snapp
Gertrude Mary Louis Snapp
Snapp
Gore
William and
Mollie Johnson
Fred
Round Hill
William Snapp
Edgar Snapp
Highview
W.va
Charles Snapp
Louis Snapp
Rosie Meadows
Marget Miller
Irene Borrow
Helen Mason
Donia Palmer
Jones Funeral Home
Ronald Clark
Mount Olive Cemetery
Gertrude L. Snapp
Jones Funeral Home Inc
Winchester Kiwanis Lab
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
C. W. Middleton
Johns- Manville
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
U.S. Weather Bureau
Martha Baker
Clearbrook
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
H. M. Crim
James Keller
Rodney Keller
Daniel Middleton
Roy Middleton
George Middleton
Delmar Vance
National Fruit
Stover Funeral Home
Fishers Hill Cemetery
Staunton
Frank S
Augusta County
National Council On Crime
Mack H. Wyatt
Verona
Driver
Smelser
Appeals Court
Laray
Owen Smelser
Page Circuit
Earl Smelser
Douglas Will
Hamilton Hass
Earl L. Abbott
Clifton Forge
Timberville
Jaycees
Larry White
Bridgewater College
National Science Foundation
Charles Avid Jones
C. H. Alexander
Iemonstration
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Aylor
Robert E, Aylor
Papillion, Millard and
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Shade Equipment CO. Rt
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Johannes Gutenberg
Corsages - Cut - Smalts Florists, Inc
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Boston Post Office
Willis” “Fisk
Thomas W. Morse
National Park Service
David G. Hughes
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Kisay Jun
Cameron St
Perry Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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