Junior Camp invites Kernstown youths to Wakanda
Local youth news notes Kernstown Junior Camp for 9 11 year olds attending Camp Wakanda from June 29 to July 3. Reports of families visiting relatives include Mrs Ethel Haines of Parkersburg West Virginia with sisters and others visiting Kernstown, Winchester Memorial Hospital patients Carl Ballard and Maybell Walker. Community events include Cub Scout Pack 70 at Skyline Caverns and the Kerns town MYF Class gathering on June 28.
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Kernstown
Wakanda
Ethel Haines
Parkensburg
W.va
Emma Eaton
Grace Oates
Maybell Walker
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Skyline Caverns
Denise
Kathy Cammer
Josephine Cammer
Charles Richard
Harvey Richard
MYF
Walter Nasher
New Jersey
Clinton Ritter
Roy Donald
Capon State Park
Carl Ballard
James Donald
Glen Lamp
Phillip Lewis
David Donald
Chestnut Grove Yard Party Aids Graveyard Fund
The annual yard party in Chestnut Grove will be held on July 4 starting at 4 o clock with an auction at 8 to benefit the local graveyard. Donations are appreciated. Mrs James A Sears and son visited the Light family Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Nickle and their California son and daughter visit for two weeks. Rodney Kelly spent Friday afternoon with John Allen Light Jr.
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Chestnut Grove
James A. Sears
Light
William Nickleson
California
Rodney Kelly
John Allen Light, Jr
Patty Clowser
Charles Clowser
Ridgeway
W. Va
James Riley
Arlington
Andy Whitacre
E.V. Gleisner
Washington
Mickey
Mike Clowser
W.va
Roy Clowser
Leo Price
Greenwood Heights
Mr. Price
Mary Price
Calvin Cain
Springfield
Gainesboro
John Page Jr
Burnt Presbyterian Church
William Lawrence Jr
Clearbrook Fire Co
John O. Marsh
Robert Moore
Zachery
Mitzie
Joe Manuel
Bill Place
Pam
Ronnie Pierce
Stephens City
Local Socials and Visits Across Shenandoah Valley
Mr and Mrs Andersen and children of Montana and Mr and Mrs Holmes Spillman near Winchester visited area. Wilson and Shook spent Sunday at Frye home. G H Ritenour was a business visitor. Mount Olive Memorial Service drew large attendance as heat and dryness continue. Various relatives and friends from Winchester Baltimore Augusta Wardensville and Graf ton attended services and family events including weddings reunions and visits with Hemes Haines Slater Larrick and Solomons families. Mrs Bertha Crowser returns home after hospital stay.
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Hayfield
Mount Olive
W. B. Solomon
Joyce Solomon
James Morris
Baltimore
Richard Brown
Steasburg
Jack White
Charles Clowser
Arnold Ryan
John Slater
L,m, Larrick
Carson Spillman
Frances Brengle
Winchester
Don Miller and Son
Mr. Moore
Grafton
W, Va
Community Notes From Brucetown And Gainesboro Area
Brucetown residents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker and family visit Mrs. Bakers parents, while Mrs. Mary Price and sister visit Evansburg relatives. Stephenson Church hosts a Sunday School picnic and a swimming party for friends. Memorial Service at Gainesboro Church scheduled with fire hall dedication by local officials. Various visitors stop by homes in Gainesboro and nearby towns for gatherings and family milestones.
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Brucetown
Lloyd Baker
Rochester
Minn
Stephenson
Stephenson Methodist Church
Dianne Webber
Whitacre
Gainsboro
Harry Prince
Great Fall
A. J. Prince
Ada Snapp
Martinsburg
W.va
W.A. Robinson
Baltimore
David Hiser
Michael
Birmingham
Ala
Paul Gardner
Cecile
Stephen
Beaumont
Texas
Bessie Robinson
Bess Stotler
Brown
Adah Payne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Amos Prince
Kenneth Smallwood
Ward Hutzler
Ridgeway
Patterned summer coatdress step-in design ad
Ad describes a dashing summer coatdress style that is really a step-in with a deep collar and pocket flaps. It promotes a 35 cent pattern price with first class mail and special handling options and provides mailing details to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star. It also offers a Spring Summer Catalog with a free coupon for one of 250 patterns, for 50 cents.
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Anne Adams
Winchester
Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Visits And Health News From Washington Area
Guard Hill reports Mr and Mrs John Moore and children visited Mr and Mrs Litchfield in Washington on Saturday. Mrs Litchfield has recently returned home from the hospital. Mrs Stella Moore was ill Tuesday but is improved. Mrs Walter Derflinger has returned home from Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal. Miss Anna Mae Adams of Paris Virginia with Mrs Marguerite Edwards and Miss Elaine Edwards of Upperville visited Mrs Walter Derflinger on Thursday.
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Guard Hill
John Moore
Expensive Wreck Leads to Identity Scam in Henderson
In Henderson Kentucky two men stopped Orville Schinault after a wreck. Believing them to be police, he surrendered his billfold causing a loss of 22 dollars when the real officer arrived. His car damage was estimated at 200 dollars.
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Henderson, ‘Ky
Orville Schinault
Young Ky paper wins rare Johnson access
Ten year old Terry Keesee runs a two page weekly with 150 subscribers in Belfry Kentucky. His father helps him meet President Johnson during a visit to Eastern Kentucky and later the President's office requests a subscription.
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Belfry
Terry Keesee
Johnson
Terry
Kentucky
Local Social Roundup Sees Residents Visiting and Returning Home
Boyce C. B. Carr returned from Fort Worth Texas after visiting son and daughter in law. S. M. Love, a Winchester Memorial Hospital patient, returned home to Boyce. Several local families hosted visitors including Mrs. Dick Kibler and others at Berryville and Staunton. Numerous attendees marked a funeral in Point of Rocks Maryland. Francis Hudson attended the National Open Golf in Washington. Mrs. Henry Rodgers and Mrs. John E. Zombro visited Elkton and Hampton. Mrs. Zombro attended grandsons’ graduations in Alexandria and New Jersey. Weddings and weekend visits featured among residents and guests across multiple towns.
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Love
Helen Love
Henry B. Johnson
Anne
Gwen
Alex Johnson
Danville
Roy Pyle
Jeanne Hudson
Debbie Cain
Berryville
Charles Zouibro
Sheldon Burger
Darrell Sheldon
Mary Bartles
John Owens
Martinsburg
Wilton Zouibro
B. Duval Chambers
Point-of-Rocks
Missesora O. Cox
Ada Belle Yowell
Nettie Tucker Yowell
Roy B. Pyle
Ernest Adams
Beverly McKay
Clarke Lloyd
Julian Everly
Leonard Langbein
Wade Palmer
Francis Hudson
Washington
Henry Rodgers
Winchester
John E. Zombro
Senate confirms Homer Budge to five-year SEC post
The Senate approved Homer H. Budge for a five-year term on the Securities and Exchange Commission by voice vote amid opposition from Democratic senators. Budge, Idaho congressman since 1950 and Boise state judge, stressed protecting investors and downplayed conservatism affecting duties.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Homer H. Budge
Securities and Exchange Commission
Budge
Idaho
Congress
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Boise
SEC
Winchester Dems Name Delegates
A mass meeting of Winchester Democrats at City Hall elected 14 delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Richmond on July 18. Delegates vote under the unit rule. Elected: Virginia Battaile, William M. Battaile, H. W. Butler Jr., Harry F. Byrd Jr., Eugene F. Dearing, J. Frederick Larrick, J. Randolph Larrick, Joseph A. Massie Jr., Theresa J. Massie, Dora Rosenberger, Richard J. Rosenberger, Thomas G. Scully, Dabney W. Watts, Robert K. Woltz.
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Winchester
City Hall
Richmond
Virginia Battaile
William M. Battaile
H.W. Butler, Jr
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Eugene F. Dearing
J. Frederick Larrick
J. Randolph Larrick
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Theresa J. Massie
Dora Rosenberger
Richard J. Rosenberger
Thomas G. Scully
Dabney W. Watts
Robert K. Woltz
Five Virginians Identified among Pontchartrain Crash Victims
In New Orleans five Virginians were named as victims of the Eastern Aire lines crash at Lake Pontchartrain on February 25. Coroner Dr. Nicholas Chetta identified couple Walker Francis Castle and wife, Frederick Henry Johnson and wife, both of Falls Church, and Carolyn Louise Pawlowski of Alexandria, through personal effects and evidence.
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New Orleans
Eastern Aire Lines
Lake Pontchartrain
Nicholas Chetta
Walkster
Francis Castle
Frederick Henry Johnson
Falls Church
Carolyn Louise Pawlowski
Alexandria
Reckless driving dominates Frederick County court cases
In the Frederick County Court over two weeks, reckless driving was the most common conviction among area residents, with five cases. Other offenses included driving under the influence, hit and run, purchasing alcohol for minors, disorderly conduct, and failure to stop at a stop sign, with varying fines and jail suspensions. Named defendants include Harvey O. Kerns, Frank Danny Corbin, Anna Louis Mills, William Jack Webber, Philip Wayne McIlwee, Edwin Sherman Funk, Lionel G. DeHaven, Shelva Jean Miller, and Earl Franklin Smith.
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Frederick
Harvey O
Kerns
Bloomery
W. Va
Frank Danny Corbin
Pall Mall Sr
Anna Louis Mills
RFD
William Jack Webber
Philip Wayne Mcllwee
Edwin Sherman Funk
Rt. 2
Front Royal
Lionel G. DeHaven
Shelva Jean Miller
Rt. 1
Earl Franklin Smith
RFD 2
Strasburg
Goldwater To Escort Daughter In Phoenix Wedding
Sen. Barry Goldwater will escort his 20 year old daughter Margaret Ann as she marries Richard Arlen Holt 26 of Beverly Hills at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Phoenix. The ceremony follows rehearsals and Goldwater may be limping from a poolside prank by his son and the groom.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Olf Company
Margaret Ann Go
Richard Arlen Holt
Beverly Hills
Calif
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Goldwater
Barry Jr
Body Identified in Virginia Gully Death Case
Authorities identified Donald Duncan Neil 40, of Fairfax County, a Washington Navy Department employee, as the body found Thursday in a gully off a dead end road in Triangle Virginia. The time of death was between 7 and 11 p.m. An autopsy to determine the cause of death was incomplete.
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Triangle
Donald Duncan Neil
Fairfax County
Washington Navy Department
H. B. Stanley l
Prince William County
Neil
Humane Society Patrol Tags Dogs in Larchmont
A patrol from the Humane Society clipped red tags on dogs found in Larchmont New York. The tag meant a five dollar fine for owners. Jim Cunningham hurried to shelter his dog as the patrol released the animal to him with the tag.
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Larchmont
N.Y
The
Humane Society
Jim Cunningham
Jim
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