Deaths and Funerals Ernest E Armel
Ernest E Armel is survived by his two wives Virginia May Armel and Anne Bailey Armel and by children Herbert Armel Clarence Butler War n Thompson Gil Armel Audrey E Cadwell and a brother Harry V Armel plus 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at White Post with burial in Macedonia churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Armel
Mrs. Affleck
Winches
White Post
Macedonia
Infant William H. Wolf Dies in Richmond
William Howard Wolf seven months old, son of Clarence C. and Dorothy Wingfield Wolf of Stephenson, died Monday at the Medical College of Virginia. Survived by parents and two sisters Fay Foreman of Winchester and Joyce Wolf at home. Services held Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers Sandy Knighting Wayne Walters Holly Hardy Eddy Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Wolf
Clarence C
Dorothy Wingfield Wolf
Stephenson
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Fay Foreman
Winchester
Joyce Wolf
William R. Withers
Jones Funeral Home
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Sandy Knighting
Wayne Walters
Holly Hardy
Eddy Cooper
Obituary: Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Whitacre Dies at 80
Mrs. Clarence Johnson 80 died at her Whitacre home after a year of declining health and a three week illness. Born May 4, 1883 in Whitacre she was daughter of Turner and Alice Brown Whit. Survived by a son Ralph Johnson a daughter Madeline Denny three grandchildren Charles Den Demorest William Johnson and two great grandchildren Eva Whitacre and Mrs Earl Hottinger. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johnson
Whitacre
Johnson
Turner
Alice Brown
Rockville, Md
Woodlawn Cemetery
Death of Emery L Coffman at Woodstock
Emery L Coffman 51 of Route 1 Woodstock died Sunday evening at Winchester Memorial A Lake May 22 1912. Survived by widow and children Lewis Diana Darlene and Daryl Coffman all at home and sister Mrs Vesta Sager. Funeral at Dellinger Woodstock tomorrow at 2 pm with honorary pallbearers and burial in St Luke Cemetery. Family to meet at home at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Lewis Coffman
Route 1
Woodstock
Winchester Memorial
William Edward
Nore Bell
Lewis
Diana
Darlene
Daryl Coffman
Vesta Sager
Dellinger
de Haw
Jennee Ki
Codepider
Man Gochenour
J. William
Ralph
Coffmen
St. Luke Cemetery
Whitlock Rites Sought For Local Resident
Cecil C. Whitlock age 60 of 679 Woodland Ave died at home after years of illness. Born in Capon, he lived in the area and passed away yesterday leaving family and friends to mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Clarence Whitlock
Woodland Ave
Mr. Whitlock
Capon
Whitlock Family Services in Edinburg Burial
A funeral notice from Omps Funeral Home announces the service for Clarence Whitlock, a son of the late William B. and Mary Whitlock, with surviving wife and four children. Rev. Stanley Dysart leads the Thursday morning service, with burial in Edinburg. The family will receive friends tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. in Omps Funeral Home.
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Bridge
Wi Va
William B
Mary
Whitlock
Win
Clarence Whitlock
Siltwo Brothers
Earl Whitlock
Baltimore
Harry Whitlock
Newton Square
Omps Funeral
Omps Funeral Home
Stanley Dysart
Edinburg Cemetery
Major Edward Brown dies at 73 owner of Endless Caverns
Major Edward M. Brown, 73, owner of the Endless Caverns at New Market, died last night at 9 in Rockingham Memorial Hospital. He served in World War I with the 82nd Division in France and was born December 15, 1889 in Athens, Georgia. He married Ester K. Smith on November 19, 1941. Surviving are his widow, a son Edward M. Brown Jr., and two daughters. Funeral home: Theis Funeral Home in New Market.
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Edward M. Brown
New Market
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Major Brown
Athens
Edward T
Mary Mitchell Brown
Episcopal Church
82Nd
France
Court rules on school religion debate sparks clergy reaction
The debate over church state neutrality continues as church leaders from different denominations weigh in. Bishop William Conare warns tat public schools lose moral guidance without religious presence, while Bishop Rob ert Brown supports minority rights but questions inclusive prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cision
de Theodore F. Adams
The
Baptist World Alliance
Supreme Court
William G. Connare
Greensburg
Robert A. Brown
Arkansas
County Youth Honored by Future Farmers at State Convention
The County Youth chapter receives the state award at the 37th annual state FFA convention at VPI. Winners Reid Yates from Pittsylvania County and Tommy Upshaw from Caroline County also honored for soil and water management and farm electrification. Each winner gets $100, a certificate, and chance to compete regionally. event sponsored by the National FFA Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Faa
Vpi
FFA
James Wood
J. L. Givens
H. M. Davis
W. L. Whitacre
Reid Yates
Pittsylvania County
Tommy Upshaw
Caroline County
State Farm Electrification
National
FFA Foundation
Two Charged in Local Traffic Accidents
At 7 p.m. on Washington Street Dan M. Hough, 32, of 523 Fairmont Ave., lost control and struck two parked cars, one demolished, in the 400 block. In a separate incident at 4:30 p.m., Delbert H. Tat of Rt. 5 was charged with reckless driving after Frye backing along Cameron Street hit a parked car owned by John H. Lillis of Rt. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan M. Hough
Fair
Mont Ave
S. Washington St
William F. Schenck
S. Washington
Hough
Delbert H. Tat
Rt. 5
Pune
Frye
Cameron St
aFirfax Inn
John H. Lillis
Rt. 4
Evans Home Children to Visit Legion Carnival Guests
The Evans Home children will be guests of the American Legion at the Page Carnival held on Legion grounds. They will enjoy rides amusements and refreshments tomorrow.
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Evans
Legion
Evans Home
American Legion
Page
Blaze Extinguished At Rt. 50 Truckstop
Round Hill Fire Co answered an alarm at the Rt. 50 Truckstop yesterday at 12 01 p m when a fire started in a petition behind a stove No serious damage was reported The building is owned by Marshall Braithwaite Both Round Hill trucks answered the alarm
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Round Hill Fire Co
Rt. 50
Marshall Braithwaite
Round Hill Trucks
Macmillan government hit by abstentions and scandal
The vote exposed deep Cabinet fault lines as 27 Conservative abstentions weakened Macmillan’s majority to 69. The Daily Telegraph warned of party disarray while the Mail called the debate Mac The End. Potential successors like Richard Butler faced opposition from right wing factions before any leadership change.
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Emi
Profumo
London
Daily Telegraph
Macmillan
Telegraph
The
Mail
Mac
Prg Ben
Macmil
Richard A. Buter
Butler
Lord Home
Lord Hailsham
House of Commons
Court upholds parental rights in school prayer case
Rabbi Prinz praised the ruling as defending home church and synagogue roles in youth. Mrs Madalyn Murray, 43 of Baltimore, who led the Maryland suit for her 17 year old son William, called it a victory for belief and non belief, but said she will leave Baltimore to escape harassment.
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Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Maryland
William
Murray
County Board opposes 500 KV line in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Supervisors objects to a proposed 500 kilovolt electric transmission line by Virginia Electric and Power Co. The resolution calls for denying the routes in the county and directs the clerk to certify an attested copy to the State Corporation Commission and the utility. Five supervisors sign the resolution along with county clerk Lee N. Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Virginia Electric and Power Co
GOP Split Over Civil Rights Enforcement and Desegregation
Debate focused on strengthening federal tools for voting rights enforcement and desegregation. Goldwater rejected using the 14th Amendment and commerce power to force private property desegregation, citing voluntary solutions in Arizona. Case argued those constitutional powers apply to private property and support broader bans on discrimination.
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Civil Rights Commission
Goldwater
Dirksen
Arizona
New Jersey
In Memoriam Branson Boyce
In loving memory of Branson Boyce two years after his death on June 18 1961. The family cherishes his memory and reflects on the day of his passing. They express gratitude for strength and courage to endure the loss and wish to see his face again.
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Branson Boyce
Fauquier Crash Injuries Fatal to Reliance Woman
Mrs. Steele widow of Robert W. Steele of Patrick County born March 16 1918 in Reliance died from injuries after a crash in Fauquier county. Survived by daughter Greta Powell a son Elmer Lee Steele in the U. S. Army and a granddaughter Elizabeth Powell. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Reliance Church conducted by Rev. Melvin A. Brant. Burial at Reliance Cemetery.
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Powell
SAE Deere Cote Ae
Cousey
Melvin A. Brant
Reliance Cemetery
Greta Powell
Elmer Lee Steel
U. S. Army
Oakland
Calif
Elizabeth Powell
Wilkins to Speak at Edinburg Chamber Meeting
James R. Wilkins, Winchester merchant and civic leader, to address Edinburg Chamber of Commerce. The talk starts at 7 30 p m in the Reform social hall with chamber directors and executives from the Virginia Retail Merchants Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wilkins
Winchester
Edinburg Chamber of Commerce
Akia Wacoche
Luit
Virsia Retail Merchants Assn
Vandals Strike Southern States Co op Building
City police reported vandals used air rifles to pepper a glass and aluminum door at the Southern States Co op Building on West Amherst Street last night. Damage was estimated at about 100 dollars. This marks the second time in a week vandals targeted the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Southern States Co-op Bldg
W. Amherst St
Beet Diamonds for a Warm Weather Salad
Slices of cooked beet are cut into diamond shapes to garnish a warm weather salad, adding color and texture. The dish features bright beets prepared to enhance flavor and visual appeal.
Valley Farm sale leads Valley Market listings in Virginia
A compact sales directory lists auctions across Virginia on June 18 to 29. Items include dairy cattle at Valley Farm New Market and furniture, antiques, real estate, and ponies at multiple auction houses led by Stan Haworth, Denny's Commission, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Long Green
Headley’s
Alice V. Lichliter
W. D. Orndorff
Harry D. Grossnickle
Boonsboro
Jersey
Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc
Ray
Kernstown
Ray C. Pahnestock
Carles Neck Farm
Seamen Run
Richmond
Ownby Auction Co
Weather Outlook Report For Local Area
The forecast calls for fair tonight with temperatures between 58 and 64 degrees. Wednesday will be mostly sunny and warm with pleasant conditions continuing into Thursday, which is expected to be fair.
Rainfall Stats and Local Brunch Notes Highlight June Report
Rainfall data covers past 24 hours to 8 30 am with June total 4 36 inches and 1963 year to date 16 2 percent. Average annual rainfall over 50 years is 36 91 inches. monthly averages list March 3 02 April 3 16 May 2 13.
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Joe
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Ernest. E. Armel
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
Nembe
Ismalts
S. Leadoun St. Winchester
William H. Wolf
Clarence Johnson
Emery L. Coffman
Cecil C. Whitlock
Edward Brown
Truckstop
Jones
Funeral Home, Inc
S. Loudoun
N. Cameron
Gop
Daddy
Fauquier
Reliance
Co-Op
Leetee
Albany
Boise
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas
City
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New Y. Oklahoma
Phoenix
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Pern Cue
North
Greece
William Tyler
Glaize & Bro
Cedar Creek
Racey’s Furniture & Cabinet Shop
Denny's Commission
Silvertone
Westinghouse
Firestone
Motorola
Agloline
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
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