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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

2

Funeral arrangements for Lt Hugh Willoughby

The funeral for Lt Hugh Willoughby, killed in the line of duty, will be Friday at 1:00 EST at Church in Wood by Holt Louder. Burial with full military honors follows at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville. The family requests no flowers. Mrs Lelia G Johns of Nineveh and Opal G Givens of Tampa, 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren survive. Mrs Gardiner belonged to White Post Methodist Church. Body rests at Omps Funeral Home.

Hugh Willoughby Wood Holt Louder Green Hill Berryville Lelia G. Johns Nineveh Opal G. Givens Tampa Fla

Funeral service for Eva Renner set in Berryville

The funeral service for Mrs. Eva Renner will be held at 2 p.m. DST at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev. Robert Goshorn officiating. Pallbearers are William Bowerman, Charles Bowerman, Howard Hart, Richard Funk, Ames Ames, and John Sours. Burial follows at Green Hill Cemetery in Berryville.

Eva Renner Theohn H. Enders Berryville Robert Goshorn William Bowerman Charles Bowerman Oward Hart Richard Funk Is Ames John Sours Green Hill Metery

Mrs Lydia Gardiner 1 White Post Dies in Maplewood Nursing

Mrs Lydia Robinson Gardiner 1 of White Post died this week at Maplewood Nursing Home. She was born in Frederick County to Andrew A Robinson and Virginia Fries Pee and married to Charles M Gardiner who died in 1919. Surviving daughters include Mrs Emma T Barnhart of this city Mrs Etta G Ellerbrook Mrs Lora G Fowler Mrs Theta L Thompson and Miss S Jane Gardiner of White Post along with Mrs Irene P Power of Cedarville and Mrs Helen G Cadwallader of this city.

Lydia Robinson Gardiner White Post Maplewood Frederick County Andrew A. Robinson Virginia Fries Pee Arles M. Gardiner Daugh Emma T. Barnhart S City Etta’g. Ellerbrook Lora G. Fowler Theta

Mrs Flora McDonald 85 of North River Mills Dies

Mrs Flora McDonald aged 85 of North River Mills West Virginia died at home. The Hawkins native widow of Edwin McDonald she was a longtime member of North River Mills Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters two sisters three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. DST at Salem Methodist Church Slanesville with Rev J F Omps. burial in Salem Cemetery. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge until an hour before service.

Flora McDonald North River Mills W. Va Hampshire County Henry Louisa Shanker Hawkins Edwin McDonald North River Mills Methodist Church Audra McDonald Charles L Wilma) Miller Amanda Horner Capon Ridge Clara Hawkins Cold Stream Dchildren Lake Henderson Capon Bridge Bruce Miller Sloan Miller Herndon Salem Methodist Church Slanesville J. F. Omps Salem Cemetery Giffin Funeral Home

Mrs. E. T. von Pippin Dies at 55 in Berryville

Mrs. E. T. von Pippin 55 wife of Edward Taylor von Pippin II of Berryville died at her home Villa LaRue. Born in Richmond she was daughter of the late Jacob Stone and Alice Stone. Survived by husband two daughters Peggy Ann von Pippen and Mrs. W. W. Bargeron a grandson two sisters and funeral set for Saturday 11 am at Berryville Methodist Church with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Richmond.

Laura Mae Stone von Pippin Edward Taylor von Pippin, II Berryville Villa LaRue Richmond Jacob Alonza Stone Alice Lindsley Edwards Stone Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution American Association of University Women Mayflower Descendants Clarke County Women’s Club Peggy Ann von Pippen W. W. Bargeron Doraville C. Wathearn Newport News W. F. Humbert Milledegeville Berryville Methodist Church Earl I. Lewis Forest Lawn Cemetery

Minnie Lee Chapman Rites Planned at Boscawen Street

Minnie Lee Chapman of 40 W Boscawen Street died Tuesday morning. The funeral will be conducted by the Rev Jacob W Mast Thursday at the family residence with burial to follow in the local cemetery.

Minnie Lee Chapman W. Boscawen Street Jacob W. Mast

Funeral rites announced at Jones Funeral Home

Burial will be at Mt. Carmel Cemetery Midetown. Pallbearers named Max R Butler George T Butler Taylor L Barr J William Hollis C Garland Harman and John W Jones. Friends and relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home.

Siod Pauntera J Funeral Home Mt. Carmel Mid'etown Max R. Butler George T. Butler Taylor L. Barr J. William Hollis C. Garland Harman John W. Jones Jones Funeral Home

Kennedy remarks on Cuba Laos and world affairs

Kennedy discusses exchange of U.S. tractors for Cuban refugees and blames Castro for failed talks. He notes Taylor's intelligence briefing, ongoing studies of agency reorganization, and the Vienna Khruschchev meeting. He mentions Laos cease-fire hopes, maritime flags issue, Taft-Hartley actions, textiles, Nixon critique, and inter American policy roles.

Blom Berlin Kennedy U.S Fidel Castro Castro Maxwell D. Taylor Vienna Khrushchev United States Laos Geneva Nixon Richard M. Nixon Soviet Union

Freedom Rides to Persist Amid Criticism in Jackson

CORE leader Gordon Carey announced continued Freedom Rides despite criticism that segregation tests failed to aid the Negro cause. Plans include moral suasion, legal pressures, and education to achieve desegregation while screening riders for ideology and health.

Gordon Carey New York Congress of Racial Equality CORE Jackson Miss Carey Wyatt Tee Walker Atlanta Walker Hinds County J. R. Gilroy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Elizabeth Wyckoff Miss Wyckoff Lance Mize Mississippi 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans

Richmond grain prices steady as market reports list futures

Richmond area grain prices per bushel include No. 2 red winter wheat 1.78 No. 2 yellow shelled corn 1.21 No. 3 white shelled corn 1.81 No 2 oats 65 cents No. 3 barley 80 cents listed by Virginia Markets.

Richmond VDA Richmond Area

Wreck at Emmanuel Chapel Reported by Rev. Moncure

The Rev. Charles P. Moncure reports a wreck at Emmanuel Chapel involving a collision or structural incident. Details forthcoming from church records indicate damage and disruption to services.

Harmony Effort Aims Through Inaction Amid Latin America Talks

A fragment hints at a strategy of avoiding action to achieve harmony in Latin American discussions. The text suggests efforts to prevent ferment or conflict by restraint, implying a passive approach in regional diplomacy.

Latin America

Weather forecast for Thursday through Monday

The forecast calls for fair conditions in the north and variable clouds with warmer temperatures and light rain or drizzle in the south today. Tonight will be partly cloudy. Thursday remains variable with warmer temperatures and a chance of scattered afternoon showers or thundershowers in the extreme southwest. Through Monday temperatures average near normal with showers likely Thursday night or Friday and again over the weekend.

Rainfall totals report through 1961 season

Rainfall figures show hours ending 8 30 none. June rainfall to date 4 37. 1961 rainfall to date 23 01. Average annual rainfall for the season is 3 88 inches in August 3 95 in September 2 66 in October.

Market Ticks Up Amid Mixed Dow Jones Figures

New York trading opened with a quiet tone as the Dow slipped? to 242.80 with 50 point gain for the Press average. Industrials rose about .90, rails about .50 and several sectors including oils utilities chemicals and steels posted modest increases. Du Pont and Union Carbide powered gains while Piper Aircraft fell by three percent.

New York Ford Zenith U.S du Pont Union Carbide Piper Aircraft

House fight shapes battle over school aid and parochial funding

In Congress Rayburn wins a tight speaker vote as Smith strengthens control over education bills. Delaney and O'Neil align with Smith to block public school funding while advancing parochial school loans, threatening floor passage of both measures. Only one administration Democrat defection can derail the bills.

Sam Rayburn Howard Weee Ner Ae Rayburn Kennedy Smith William Colmer Mississippi James J. Delaney New York Thomas P. O'Neil Jr Massachusetts House Education and Labor Committee Rules Committee Delaney Democrats

Winchester Auction Directory Listings and Dates

A list of upcoming auctions around Winchester Virginia and Rippon West Virginia. Items include furniture household goods store equipment and personal property with auctioneers Orndorff Cole Tabor Snider Artrip and others. Key venues include Andrews Grocery Alfred Tabor and Patton's Warehouse with staged sales through early July.

Aeme Denny’s Commission Winchester Orndorff É Cole Ander’s Grocery Rippon W Va Alfred Tabor Amherst St W. P. Artrip, Jr Mary L. Lind Frederick County Court House Front Royal Road Boyd G. Headley, Jr HAM W. D. Orndorff Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc Bethel Lutheran Church H. Ray Butler Albin Benefit Church Building Fund Julia C. Grant O'Leary N. Kent St EB. T. Snider George W. Lind N. Market St E. T. Snider W. E. Edwards Gainesboro Patton Clark St Buddy Artrip Charles Town W. Va W.va Jefferson County

De Gaulle Faces Mutiny and Question of Power

The piece reports on De Gaulle’s stance amid an Algiers mutiny two months prior. He suggests that the day when there is no risk of crimes will end his near-dictatorial powers and even imply there may be no need for De Gaulle.

Algiers de Gaulle

Skyscrapers and Secrets in a Cold War Era Chronicle

A fragmented OCR passage references skyscrapers, the presiding officer, the Central Intelligence Agency, O Henry, three days, Yalta, a declaration, Archangel Michael, 29 minutes, and the line She shot him down, hinting at a wartime or espionage narrative with symbolic figures and terse events.

Central Intelligence Agency O’henry Yalta Archangel Michael

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