Deaths and Funerals for Reverend Robert Seerei of Ascension
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Robert r. Seerei of the Ascension in Charlotte North Carolina while serving 1933 to 1936 as pastor of First Presbyterian and multiple churches. Born in Lexington, son of Harry Campbell and family links to Washington University and Gen. Robert E. Lee. Burial at Macedonia Cemetery following arrangements at Jones Funeral Home.
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Robert R. Seerei
The
Ascension
Charlotte
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
Clearbrook
Ninevah Presbyterian
Lexington
Harry Donal Campbell
Dean Ashington
Lee
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Mrs. Silas Burgess and Oneida Ritter Burgess Died
Mrs. Silas F Burgess and Oneida Ritter Burgess of Friendsville Maryland are reported dead in this brief obituary notice reflecting a family loss.
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Silas F. Burgess
S. Oneida Ritter Burgess
Friendsville, Md
Mrs. Sadie Ritter dies at 55 in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Sadie Margaret Ritter 55 of Paper Mill Road died Friday afternoon in Winchester Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Madison, married Amos H. Ritter in Kernstown on December 24, 1930, and was a member of Kernstown Methodist Church. Survived by brothers George Donald James Donald and Jess Stephens. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. B. L. Lock.
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Sadie Margaret Ritter
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Een Hospital
Ritter
Madi- Donali
Amos H. Ritter
Kernstown
Funeral services for Mrs Susie Ash of Boy
Funeral service for Mrs Susie Ash of Boy will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Ebenezer Baptist Church White Post conducted by Rev Newton Turner. The body will be brought to the church Sunday at 1 o'clock to rest until the service. Burial is at Ebenezer Cemetery. The family receives friends at Cartwright Funeral Home tonight from 6 to 9.
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Susie Ash
Ebenezer Baptist Church
White Post
Newton Turner
Ebenezer Cemetery
Cartwright Funeral Home
Braddock Street Apartment Fire Extinguished
Volunteers from Rouss Fire Co. put out a fire in a vacant third floor apartment at 22 S. Braddock St. A resident reported smoke and the alarm, and firefighters found trash and curtains burning. The blaze caused no structural damage to the building housing the Air Force recruiting office. Alarm time was about 10 45 a.m.
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Rouss Fire Co
S. Braddock St
Fire Company
Air Force Recruiting Office
Notice of Sergeant's Sale in Winchester Virginia 1963
Public auction scheduled for June 25 1963 at 6 30 P M at the old Smith Pontiac Garage Winchester Virginia to satisfy a $300 debt plus costs from Farmers and Merchants National Bank against Frank D and Dorothy F Bueh. Items include stove refrigerator vacuum cleaner washer air conditioner TV set living room suite and more. G G t Sergeant posted June 12 1963.
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Smith Pontiac
Valley Avenue
Gerrard Street
Winchester
Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Frank D
Dorothy F. Bueh
GOP Chooses 2 Robinson Keynotes Meet
Staunton and Waynesboro area Republicans selected A R Pete Giesen and Waynesboro Mayor W Clark Jordan as House of Delegates candidates at a Thursday night nomination. About 200 attended as J Kenneth Robinson of Winchester urged a return to two party government. Giesen, a Westinghouse employee, previously ran for a House seat. Wine, a building contractor, seeks his first public office. The GOP platform urged election law revisions and a tax structure study by a non partisan commission.
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Staunton
Wine
Virginia
George M. Cochran
Harry Nash
Waynesboro
Curry Carter
Felix E. Edmunds
House
GOP
Harrisonburg
House of Delegates
Augusta
Highland
Senate
Bath County
Kennedy plans giant TV coverage during three day visit
Kennedy will have 50 television cameras and 11 mobile units for his three day stay. Sunday public schedule will be beamed to Germany Britain Italy Austria Switzerland Belgium and the Netherlands. Events include arrival motorcade from Wahn to Bonn via Cologne Catholic services in Cologne Cathedral with no cameras inside and three public speeches.
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Kennedy
Germany
Britain
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Wahn
Bonn
Cologne
France
Denmark
Europalea
Ken
Italy Adopts Stop Gap Cabinet Amid Long Crisis
President Antonio Segni approved a minority all Christian Democrat cabinet led by Giovanni Leone to end a 36 day government impasse. The 22 member group is mostly a reshuffle of Amintore Fanfani’s ministers with four new faces. Fanfani had led a caretaker government since May 16 after resigning post elections. Leone’s plan aims to push through essential legislation before President Kennedy’s June 30 visit.
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Rome
Italy
Antonio Segni
Giovanni Leone
Amintore
Fanfani
Leone
Kennedy
Juvenile to Face Hearing Over Fatal Apartment Stabbing
A Bronx juvenile under 16 faces a Monday Children's Court hearing for a fatal stabbing and strangling after a dispute over a lost key at Erica Sayers Bouche’s apartment. He allegedly used a bread knife and an electric cord to kill and conceal the crime by discarding his bloodied shirt in the East River.
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Bronx
Children’s Court
Erica
East River
Halpern
New Orleans
Eric Sayers
Gabrielle
Mexico
Gabe Bouche
Life Magazine
Norway
Sweden
Kennedy pushes civil rights while civil rights feud erupts
Wilkins accuses CORE and Dr King groups of only making noise while NAACP funds the effort at a rally. Kennedy plans to discuss civil rights with leaders as administration presses Senate hearings on anti discrimination in public services. A 100000 strong protest march is planned on Capitol Hill in August to press an end to filibusters.
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Kennedy
White House
Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington Democrat
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Cabnet
Dean Rusk
Robert F. Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
House
Capitol Hill
NEW POPE June 3 In Vatican Conclave Paul VI elected
The 65 year old Pope Paul VI emerged as the new pontiff after the 80 cardinals finished their conclave. He named Cardinal Cicognani as secretary of state and aims to engage in ecumenical efforts while guiding the church through a historic coronation set for June 30 at St Peter's Basilica. President Kennedy plans to visit Europe and Rome later in June but is not expected for the coronation.
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Apostle Paul
Pope Paul VI
Pius XII
Stae
Pius
John XXIII
Vatican
Pope Paul
Eelna Cicognani
Cicognani
Pope John
John
St. Peter and
St. Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter’s
Kennedy
Italy
Rome
Kennedy plans televised sentimental journey to Ireland
The journey includes public appearances televised with broadcasts to Europe. No TV coverage is planned for Kennedy's stopover in England with Prime Minister Macmillan. Telecast tempo will resume in Italy once arrangements are completed.
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Nedy
Europe
Kennedy
England
Harold Macmillan
Italy
June 26 to July 12 Sales Directory Auction Items
Auction notices across towns list Denny's Commission Auction near Winchester, Ralph W Horst farm machinery sale near Chambersburg and Marion, Baltimore Livestock Market horse sale on Rt 40 32, Ray's Auction House Kernstown furniture, Mrs Grace Webber Winchester furniture sale, Neck Farm Welsh pony sale near Richmond, FP L Jr trust Nick's Shoe Repair auction.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Ralph W. Horst
Chambersburg
Marion
Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc
Allen C. Driver
Ray’s Auction House
Kernstown
Ray C. Fahnestock
Grace Webber
National Ave
R. Duvall
Neck Farm
Richmond
Nick
W. Piccadilly St
Chas
Weather summary for period and averages
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total ending 8 30 am with monthly and yearly averages. The text lists averages for March April June September and December across 50 years, noting values around 2 to 3.86 inches per month and 3.02 inches for March with other months referenced.
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Tae
Ras Stell
Don
Jefferson New President of Pharmacists Assn
Jefferson, a pharmacist at Winchester Memorial Hospital, was elected president of the Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Association. He succeeds Eugene White of Berryville. Other officers include Robert Allen of Winchester as vice president and Carl F. Emswiller Jr. of Berryville as secretary treasurer. Delegates to the annual conference in Arlington include Paul Rhodes and Hunter Gaunt of Winchester, Elbert Lippes of Luray, and Mr. Emswiller.
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M. Franklin Jefferson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical Assn
Jefferson
Eugene Oo White
Berryville
Robert Allen
Winchester
Carl F. Emswiller
White
Virginia Pharrhaceutical
Alsn
Arlington
Paul Rhodes
Hunter Gaunt
Emswiller
Elbert Lippes
Luray
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Nembe
SRD
Gin W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
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Order of DeMolay
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James Hockman
Ronald Keller
Don Lutz
G. Edward Dunlap
Robinson
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
New York Stock Exchange
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Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
A. Phillip Randolph
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
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