Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star
Obituary notices list Charles Lee Haines 71 of 516 Highland Avenue who died Wednesday and Mrs Etta May Turber 60 of Apple Pie Ridge who died today. Turber born Feb 26 1906 leaves husband and many children and grandchildren. Burial and funeral details incomplete with Omps Funeral Home referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Lee Haines
Highland
Etta May Turber
Apple Pie Ridge
Turben
Benjamin
Charline Freeman Breedlove
Christine Crawford
Virginia Nealus
Amarillo
Tex
Ray Turben
James Turben
Albin
Walter Turben
Stanley Turben
Charles Turben
Winchester
Nina Ebersole
Chambersville
Robert Turben
Fort Meade
Graden Breedlove
Sleepy Creek
N.C
Walter Breedlove
Claude Breedlove
Canton
Ohio
Harley Hicks
Haysville
Jessie Sugars
Clearfield
Fred Breedlove
Edith Breedlove
Eula Griffett
Mrs Comer Wins 10 Minute Shopping Spree
Mrs Vance E Comer of Charlottesville won a 10 minute shopping spree yesterday. Daughter of Mrs Anna Baughman of Sunnyside she formerly lived on Fox Drive. She concentrated on meats and collected nearly $100 per minute at the Charlottesville A and P Store. The contest was sponsored by Pepsi Cola Co.
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Vance E. Comer
Charlottesville
Anna Baughman
Sunnyside
Fox Drive
A and P
Pepsi Cola Co
Shenk Elected Secretary of Northern Virginia Agriculture Teachers Assn
Daniel A. Shenk vocational agriculture teacher at Frederick County Junior High was elected secretary of the Northern Virginia Agriculture Teachers Assn at the group’s spring institute in Broadway. Attendees from Frederick County included H. M. Davis W. L. Whitacre and A. H. Clark Jr. from James Wood High School. Shenk, in Frederick County two years after starting at James Wood, previously taught in Clarke County for a year. He served two years as a first lieutenant in the U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps 101st Airborne. His wife Mary Jobe of Brucetown and their three children. The MVATA includes about 50 vocational agriculture teachers in the region. Also elected were L. R. Woody of Rockbridge County treasurer and I. W. Diehl of Rockingham County president. W. R. Crabill discussed current teacher matters and the July 11–15 state conference in Iksburg Fort Defiance High School and BAR Federation FFA members led a panel on vocational agriculture and FFA programs in local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Shenk
Frederick County
Northern Virginia Agriculture Teachers Assn
Broadway
Mr. Shenk
James Wood
Clarke County
U. S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
101St Airborne
Mary Jobe
Brucetown
MVATA
Virginia
L. R. Woody
Rockbridge County
I. W. Diehl
Rockingham County
W. R. Crabill
Iksburg
O'B. Roller
Fort’Defiance
FFA
BAR Federation
Lynchburg News Editor David Wayne Wright Dies at 58
David Wayne Wright longtime Lynchburg News managing editor died at 58 in Bethesda Maryland after a long illness. A Lynchburg native he spent 41 years with local papers including the Daily Advance and the News. He served in World War II state guard and wrote the column Seen and Heard. Survivors include his wife Nell House Wright three sons and two daughters.
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Lynchburg
David Wayne Wright
Lynchburg News
Wright
Bethesda
Lynchburg College
Virginia Commercial College
Lynchburg Daily Advance
News
The
Daily Advance
the News
Virginia Press Association
Virginia State Guard
Nell House Wright
Tobacco Industry Defended at Raleigh Meeting
An industry spokesman told the Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp. annual meeting in Raleigh that the industry faces enemies seeking to destroy every link from farmer to retailer. He defended the industry as honorable and said scientists must provide truth through research, not statistics alone.
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Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp
Raleigh
Finch
Fredericksburg and Chesterfield Approve 1 Percent Local Tax
Fredericksburg City Council approves a 1 percent local sales tax to take effect Sept 1, aligning with Virginia's 2 percent state tax. Chesterfield County supervisors also approve a 1 percent local sales tax to start Sept 1, matching the state tax date.
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Fredericksburg
General Assembly
Chesterfield Court House
Chesterfield County
Trapped Miners Rescued After Fire at Yukon Mine
Five men were rescued from a hillside silver mine 500 feet below surface after a fire in support timbers blocked their exit. One man was found dead Thursday night and three other miners remain missing.
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Elsa
Yukon Territory
Nation Divided by Two Temperature Zones in Storm Line
A line of showers and thunderstorms stretched from Kansas to Minnesota, splitting the nation into two zones. The East stayed above normal with a fifth straight day of heat, while the West remained cooler. Gulf air kept afternoon temps near or above 90 across many areas, with hot conditions likely to continue through midweek.
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Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Western Lakes Region
Florida
Associated Press
Kansas
Minesota
Weather Bureau
Virginia Industrial Building Authority names Newport News chairman
Franklin OQ Blechman of Newport News was named chairman of the Virginia Industrial Building Authority by Gov. Godwin. The agency, created by the 1966 legislature, will guarantee mortgage loans for new industry with four-year terms for Woodall, Wall, Norcross, and Galleher joining Blechman in appointments and terms.
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Richmond
Franklin OQ
Blechman
Newport News
New Virginia Industrial Building Authority
Godwin
Blechsman
Robert N. Woodall
Roanoke
Ewing Wall
Quantico
Ernest Norcross
Bristol
De Gaulle urges joint French Soviet science effort for peace
President Charles de Gaulle visited the Soviet prize research center at Novosibirsk and urged France and the USSR to unite in scientific progress. He said joint French Soviet science should promote mankind's progress and world peace during his tour of the research town.
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Novosibirsk
U.S.S
R (Ap
Charles de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Russia
De Gaulle and Podgorny Tour Siberian Center
The leaders visited a Siberian center during De Gaulle's tour, accompanied by Soviet President Nikolai V Podgorny. The event marked a high point of the trip and underscored efforts toward world peace.
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France
de Gaulle
Nikolai V Podgorny
Siberian
Pope Pleads for World Peace and Free Religion
Pope Paul VI urged world leaders to end the Vietnam War and hopes his meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko will foster global peace and religious freedom in Russia. He spoke at an audience with the College of Cardinals, listing trouble spots from Vietnam to Cyprus and Africa.
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Vativan City
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Colege
Gromyko
Poland
Yugoslavia
Cyprus
Haiti
Burma
Dominican Republic
Africa
Weather Today and Upcoming Weekend Forecast
Fair today with a low 56 to 65. Saturday sunny with similar temperatures. Sunday remains mostly clear. Winds variable today at 10 mph or less. Sunrise is 5 47 a.m. Moonset 1 17 a.m. First Quarter tomorrow at 9 23 a.m. No rainfall in past 24 hours. Yearly rainfall 15.19 inches to date with 63 year averages by month listed.
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Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Tomor
Youth Fined After Chase In Municipal Court
In Winchester municipal court a local youth, Paul C lelmick 18, received a 30 day suspended sentence, fines and costs totaling 193.25 and a six month license suspension for reckless driving failing to stop for siren and blinking light and disorderly conduct from an early morning June 11 chase. Police noted he hit a stone wall spun into a telephone pole and damaged a real estate and a 25 MPH sign. Officer Mcllwee reported he cursed Rescue Squad members at the scene. Other convictions list several residents for petty larceny unlicensed operation speeding and related offenses with fines ranging 21.75 to 53.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C Lelmick
N. Kent
Winchester
Charles R. Mcllwee
Thomas Allison Ransom
N. Kent St
George Edward Patterson
Parkway St
Walter E. Lonas
E. Germain St
Phillip Lee Armel
Geoge N. Ritter
Rt. 1
Wall Street Mixed as Airlines and Tech Rebound
Aktien edged higher with American Telephone IBM U S Smelting Zenith and Boe tog seeing small gains. Chrysler rose near a point while airlines recovered from recent profit taking led by Eastern Airlines and Raytheon and Radio Corp modestly up. Sperry Rand opened on 21000 shares and Eastern Air Lines held at 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
IBM
U.S. Smelting
Zenith
Boe
Tog
American Air Lines
Chrysler
Eastern Airlines
Raytheon
Radio Corp
Sperry Rand
Eastern Air Lines
Xerox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Todd McBee
Boone Service
Welsh Service
Haines Service
Clarence Turben
Charles Lee Haines
Jones
Franklin J. Welsh
Jones Funeral Home
Carrie Wade
Boone
Smalts Florist, Inc
Sounds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
DIAL
Etta
Mrs. Comer
BUICK
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Ebert-Buick
U.S. Weather Bureau
Agriculture Teachers Assn
H.M. Davis
W. L. Whitacre
A.H. Clark, Jr
James Wood High School
J. Vir
Irthur, Inc
Boscawen St
Tobacco Industry
Raleigh, N.C
Chesterfield
New Industrial
N. Cameron St
Pope
Andrew Lee Gwinn
Amherst St
Frank C. Anderson
Stephens City
Dean William Nadeau
Loudoun St
Michael Oden Cooke
Bruce‘town
Wall Street
Sarah Zane
South End
Cameron St
Hemingway Transport Inc
I, Q
Sir Walter Scott
Ces Plus Xi
C&s Bank
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