Obituaries for Dearmont and Keating in Berryville
William Ruther Dearmont dies Wednesday with funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev. Roland. Pallbearers: Jacob Yost William Carper Adam Thompson Gwynne Jones Ed Lee Albert Thompson. Burial in Meade Memorial Church Cemetery White Post. Cheryl Lane Keating dies Wednesday with funeral at 9 30 AM tomorrow at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev. M C Cook. Pallbearers: R C Cartier Jr Hunter Osborne Richard Funk Howard Hart. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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William Ruther Dearmont
John H. Enders
Berryville
Roland
Jacob Yost
William Carper
Adam Thompson
Gwynne Jones
Ed Lee
Albert Thompson
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
Cheryl Lane Keating
M.C. Cook
R.C. Cartier, Jr
Hunter Osborne
Richard Funk
Howard Hart
Green Hill Cemetery
Area Cherry Crop Seen Like Last Year
Layton Stockdale of Zeropack Co. estimates area cherries in Berkeley Morgan Jefferson WV and Frederick Shenandoah VA will yield about 1100 to 1200 tons this year, similar to last season. Picking starts Monday for 10 days to two weeks with good quality and negligible wind bruising. Prices unsettled locally while northern groups ask 6 4 cents per pound. National yield may exceed 180000 tons, up from 81000 in 1963 and 156000 in 1962.
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Layton Stockdale
Zeropack Co
Berkeley
Morgan
Jefferson
West Virginia
Frederick
Shenandoah
Virginia
Stockdale
Head On Crash Kills Seven Near Boswell Oklahoma
A head-on collision on U S 70 two miles west of Boswell in the Lake Texoma area killed seven people and left an eighth seriously injured. Dead at Durant hospital were C. R. Brackett Jr and passengers Glenn Russy and F M Mack McMen namy. Mabel B Newton 30 and husband Raymond A Newton 31 with two daughters aged 11 and 5.
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Boswell
Okla
U.S. 70
Lake Texoma
Durant
C. R. Brackett Jr
Glenn Russy
F. M. Mack McMennamy
Mabel B. Newton
Raymond A. Newton
Front Royal Livestock Market Prices
HOGS top weight 18.00 with heavy bids 16.50 to 17.50 and light 16.50. VEAL ranges 29.00 to 28.00, good 25.00 to 28.00, standard 20.00 to 23.50. LAMBS prime 24.10, choice 22.00, HEIFERS good 19.00 to 20.00, COWS 14.50 to 18.00, BULLS 17.00 to 18.75. STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE good 22.00 to 23.00, YEARLING STEERS 21.70 to 20.00.
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Canner & Cutter
Missionary Gilliland Dies in Birmingham Hospital
The Rev. W. McKinley Gilliland, 49, Southern Baptist missionary to Nigeria, died yesterday in a Birmingham Alabama hospital. The Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board said the death was from a brain tumor.
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Richmond
W. McKinley Gilliland
Southern Baptist
Nigeria
Birmingham
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Mine Ister
Board
Pentagon aids reveal shifts in Mississippi search effort
Reedy corrected a late briefing as Marine personnel were misidentified in the Mississippi search. FBI Director Hoover clarified the mix up after Gov. Johnson questioned the level of national and local cooperation. White House admitted an inadvertent error and that helicopters were Navy, not Marine.
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Mississippi
Johnson
Jackson
Reedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Meridian
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnso
Gov. Johnson
White House
State bills pass with tax and Sunday law updates
The batch details changes including weekly unemployment and extended benefit weeks, Sunday shopping relaxations for bulbs and trees, and higher marriage licenses. It also notes beer bill vetoes, a study panel, and a mammoth $1.71 billion budget taking effect July 1. The piece ends with a geography note on the Mid Atlantic Ridge and Pico Island.
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Assembly
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Harrison
Good Shepherd Church Honors Armentrout at Anniversary
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church honors Donald Armentrout as the first ministerial son with special recognition during the 22nd Anniversary Service on Sunday at 11. He is guest speaker and serves as pastor of St. Paul Lutheran in Roanoke this summer while pursuing church history studies at Vanderbilt. A church picnic follows at Isaac Walton Park with a 5 p.m. meal.
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Donald
Armentrout
Good Shepherd
Luthera1
Louis
Braxton Road
Front Royal
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Roanoke
Roanoke College
Lutheran Teleological Seminary
Gettysburg
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
John Glenn Bolick
Johnson Building
7Th and
North Royal
6Th St
Virginia Ave
Lyle J. Foster
Madison College
Carol Hall
Gordon Zirkle
J. Glenn Boliek
Lemuel C. Sparks, Jr
Lawrence H. Roller
D, M, Kipps
R, A, Bushong
L, Linkenhaker
Lucian Clare
C, Machir
A. Davis
Earle W. Hoffman
Fred D, Shenk
Food and Housing Prices Drop in May
The Labor Department reported in May that food and housing prices declined while most other consumer goods rose and living costs stayed steady. The consumer price index remained at 107.8 for the second month, meaning typical goods cost $10.78 in both April and May compared with the 1957-59 base.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather Outlook for Virginia Weekend Warm and Sunny
Five day forecast from Saturday to Wednesday shows temperatures about six degrees above normal. Rising weekend temperatures followed by warm conditions into early next week with scattered showers possible early next week.
June Rainfall Totals and Yearly Averages
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total ending 8 30 a m today recorded at June totals of 1 32 inches and year to date 16 21 inches for 1964. Monthly averages over 51 years are listed with June at 3 88 inches and May at 3 77 inches.
AT&T Leads Early Market With Large Opening Block
American Telephone opened with a 25,000 share block at 72, up 4 percent, then inched higher as the market showed only fractional changes across sectors. GM Ford Chrysler traded near unchanged while IBM Xerox and U S Smelting posted gains. cigarettes held ground after label rule concerns. The AP average rose 0.6 to 310.7, a new high.
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New York
American Telephone
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
IBM
Xerox
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds Tobacco
Lorillard
American Tobacco
American Airlines
At&t
Unclear Reads from OCR List Include Places and Names
A fragmented OCR list mentions Hawaii Oklahoma Switzerland Seattle and Robin Hood with references to the Pribilof Islands and figures like Handel and Portuguese. The text appears as an unordered string of places people and works without a cohesive article or clear event.
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Seattle
Robin Hood
Pribilof Islands
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Dearmont Service
Keating Service
Ralph A. Shafer
Earl L
Mason
First Baptist Church
Jones Funeral Home Inc
Florists, Inc
Funeral Home
Wembe
Aden
Front Royal Livestock
New Fox
Fox
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Jacques Garnerin
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Earth
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Antarctic Circle
Pico Island
Virginia Federation of Postal Clerks
George Washington
Joe Haines
Margaret Bryan
E. C. Jackson
Richard Wolfe
Don Dunn
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Helen Weldon
National
John McClelland
UFPC
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Endurance Rouse
Glaize & Bro. Service
Cameron St
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Switzerland
Ealer
Brumback
N. Cameron St
P.C.A
Cooperative
Afarm Credit Service
Boscawen St
Som
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