Mrs. Matilda Elizabeth Barney Dies at 65 in Richmond
Mrs. Matilda Elizabeth Barney 65 of ne Street Richmond died at home. Born in Boston Mass she was daughter of Charles and Bessie Robertson. She married Wendell R Barney on January 1 1930 in Richmond. Survived by husband and son Wendell R Barney Jr stationed at Lockland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. Funeral Friday at 3 p m Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include James A Leach Jr Frank S Calkins Houston M Crowder Ralph E Burnette John A Lepp Wilson C Waite Martin D Watt William L Rock Douglas Hottel Edwin Willis II and Kermit L James.
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Mrs. Barney
Boston
Mass
Charles and
Bessie Robertson
Richmond
Wendell R. Barney
Wendell R. Barney, Jr
United States Air Force
Lockland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Mount Hebron
Leach, Calkins and Scott
James A. Leach, Jr
Frank S. Calkins
Houston M. Crowder
Ralph E. Burnette
John A. Lepp
Wilson C. Waite
Marlin D. Watt
William L. Rock
Douglas Hottel
Edwin 0. Willis, II
Kermit L. James
Bayliss Installed Rotary President in Winchester
Roy W. Bayliss was installed today as president of the Winchester Rotary Club for 1962 63 succeeding Robert E. Heltzell. George G. Snarr Jr. is vice president Woodrow Harper secretary Philip B. Whitney treasurer Carl S. Napps sergeant at arms. New board members begin July 1 Lemuel W. Brown Harper Clark Stewart Bell Jr and Snarr.
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Roy W. Bayliss
Winchester Rotary Club
Robert E. Heltzell
George G. Snarr, Jr
Woodrow Harper
Philip B. Whitney
Carl S. Napps
George Washington Hotel
Charles Toan
Rotary Club
Heltzell
Bayliss
Baker and Anderson Electrical Co., Inc
C & P Telephone Co
Lemuel W. Brown
Mr. Harper
George A. Clark
Stewart Bell, Jr
Snarr
Reds Led Him With Rope Around His Neck Says Former Prisoner
Former prisoner Spec. 4 George F. Fryett Jr. described six months of Viet Cong captivity, forced marches with ropes around his neck, arms bound, and daily propaganda readings. He said he was exhibited in villages, read propaganda aloud at gunpoint, and was released after being held near Saigon. He denied any cooperation with Viet Cong and noted blisters and worn sandals from captivity.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
George F. Fryett Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Fryett
U.S
Calm Returns To Oran After Destruction
Oran, Algiers AP report says calm returned to the city after a Secret Army Organization rampage. Eight plastic hazards damaged schools and public buildings while Europeans and Muslims faced off. a self-determination vote looms. Susini urged Europeans to help rebuild. Gen. Gardy reportedly fled to Spain with aides.
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Algiers
Oran
Secret Army
Paul Gardy
Spain
Bus Crash Case Reveals Conflicting Driver Passenger Testimony
The court heard conflicting statements between bus driver Brown and passenger Floyd after a shuttle bus struck a car on the night of the accident. Floyd testified he had ridden the bus since the mishap, while Brown said they had lost a passenger. A counter-claim by Yauger for 50,000 was settled. the shuttle served Front Royal area workers on the midnight shift.
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Mr. Brown
F. A. Floyd
Brown
Floyd
Anderson
Front Royal
Marshall
Whiting
Yauger
U N Assembly Nears Adjournment on Rhodesia Reform
The General Assembly moved toward adjournment as 38 sponsors urged changing Southern Rhodesia's 1961 constitution to end white minority rule. Britain’s Sir Patrick Dean opposed repeal and a new constitutional conference. The vote also split Ruanda Urundi into Rwanda and Burundi effective July 1.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Southern Rhodesia
Britain
Patrick Dean
South Africa
Rhodesia
Ruanda-Urundi
Republic of Rwanda
Kingdom of Burundi
JWHS Alumni Association Forms with 500 Letters Sent
About 500 letters were sent to James Wood High School alumni announcing the formation of an alumni association. The group invites attendance at the August 1 organizational meeting in the school cafeteria and asks nonattendees to respond by card or letter. Sixteen people attended the initial meeting seeking officer elections and a first project.
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James Wood High School
High Fish Catch Measured At Front Royal Ponds
The Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Commission reports about 100 pounds of fish per acre from eight hatchery ponds at Front Royal in May. There were 131 fishing trips yielding 415 fish, with a rate of about one fish per hour. Heavy fertilization boosted catches. ponds are not restocked and the trial is in its second season.
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Front Royal
Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Question on escorting at out-of-town wedding
A reader asks if a 16 year-old son can escort his mother to an out-of-town wedding when her husband cannot attend. The answer affirms that it would be proper for the son to accompany her.
Convicts End Daylong Catwalk Protest at State Prison
Two inmates began descending from a 100 foot catwalk after a two hour stand, one a 25 year old parole violator James J. Pletcher and the other a 30 year old killer Alfred Nardi Jr. Guards aided the final climbers and Pletcher was moved to the prison in fair condition. A guard reported the protest tied to opposition to gas in solitary confinement as Arthur T. Prasse and Warden James Maroney monitored the scene.
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James J. Pletcher
Pletcher
Alfred Nardi Jr
Tower
James Maroney
Cie
Local Majorettes Attend Pennsylvania Camp
Four members of the Winchesterettes Donna Dick Sandy Brooks Nancy Bowen and Bambi Lynn Crowser attend the Red Lion Twirling and Cheerleading Camp in Red Lion Pennsylvania for three days. About 12 top U.S. instructors join the event headlined by Rita Wilson Miss Tennessee in the Miss America pageant.
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Winchesterettes
Donna Dick
Sandy Brooks
Nancy Bowen
Bambi Lynn Crowser
Red Lion
U.S
Rita Wilson
Answers to a historical quiz list
The set identifies figures and items labeled as answers: Representative William E. Miller, Little Joe, Gopher Wood, No. 5, Major General, the frigate Constitution, food, Chicago, textiles.
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William E. Miller
Little Joe
Gopher Wood
the Frigate Constitution
Chicago
Auction listings unfold across Winchester area this June and July
A sequence of auctions runs from June 27 to July 14 in Frederick and Clarke counties, featuring real estate, farms, and household goods. Orndorff and Cole Auctioneers lead furniture and estate sales, with multiple courtside frontings in Winchester Berryville Kernstown and Martinsburg.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
West
H. H. Bartlett
English, Jr
F. L. Largent, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Dennis T. Cole
Harry J. Flowers
Valuable City
Charles R. Duvall
Richard F. McPherson
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Boyce
W. D. Orndorff
C. Hardy Grim
Kernstown
Frances
Ruth A. G. Lindenmuth
Rt. 55
Skyline Drive
Kings Court
Darrell K. Koonce
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Greenspring
Gerrardstown
Pim&cc
B. Orndorff
Beverly Estate
Left-side Car Damage Report in Minor Collision
The report notes the windshield and door post on the left side of the car were struck. Vehicle damage was estimated at 190 dollars for the car and 25 dollars for the truck.
Soblen fugitive case ends with high bail forfeiture
The 62 year old psychiatrist Soblen, jailed for espionage, fled after a life term was planned. His wife Dr Dina Soble posted 40 000 cash and 60 000 in bonds as surety. Bail was forfeited but stayed briefly as officials pursue his location.
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Soblen
New York
Soviet Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Cuba
West 91Th St
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
London
Herlands
Residence at Butler Bros Mt Williams Onward
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schillingburg will continue to reside on the Butler Bros property at Mt Williams per insurance advertisement dated June 26 1931.
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Kenneth Schillingburg
Butler Bros
Mt. Williams
Outstanding lily show highlights non professional event
The United States hosts one outstanding lily show of non professional scope. Exhibits feature rare lilies and collections by notable club members including Mrs J H Yost Jr and Mrs Barr. Mrs William Zabock of the Winchester Clarke Garden Club also attends.
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United States
J. H. Yost, Jr
Barr
William Zabock
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Koontz Named President of Middletown Lions
Stanley R. Koontz was installed as president of the Middletown Lions Club at a ceremony at Duff's Rebel Restaurant last Friday. He is outgoing president of the Frederick County Education Association. Other officers included Russell McCauley and Josiah Andrew as vice presidents, W A Shaw as 3rd vice president, Harold Walter as secretary, Winston Huffman as assistant secretary, T L Dicks as treasurer, Fiber Gum as Lion Tamer, Joe Jenkins as Tail Twister, with Harry Martin and Gene Dicks as year directors and C B Willey Jr as another director. The installation was led by Bryan Stotler of Winchester Lions Club. Deputy District Governor Burton Mercer announced club awards for the year, noting four Scout units, Little League baseball, eye exams and glasses, and civic contributions. Sixteen members earned 100 percent attendance pins.
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Stanley R. Koontz
Middletown
Weather Outlook for Winchester Virginia
The forecast calls for pair tonight with lows between 56 and 64. Friday should be fair and slightly warmer. Today highs near 59, lows around 8?54. Sunset 8:44 p.m. Moonrise 4:02 a.m. New Moon Sunday.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for June to October 1962
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a.m. today is not specified. June rainfall to date is 6.10 inches for 1962 with October 22.10 inches year to date. Average annual rainfall over 49 years is 36.86 inches, with monthly averages listed from January to December ranging from 2.11 to 3.90 inches.
Death of Father and Daughter Reported in Martinsville home
Authorities described the deaths as murder and death by own action at the Stultz residence in Arlington Heights near Martinsville. A father reportedly shot his daughter in bed, then killed himself after setting a fire that damaged the bedroom and hallway. Fire units responded from Ridgeway and Martinsville.
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Stultz
Prillaman
Ridgeway
Martinsville
Arlington Heights
Annual Clearbrook Yard Party Nets $2561 in Fund Drive
The Clearbrook Yard Party on the Stonewall School grounds drew a large crowd in ideal weather. Proceeds go to the Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co. with plans for auctioned items and food prepared by women from 12 area churches.
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Clearbrook Yard
Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Co
Stonewall
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Ne Street
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S&h
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Eta
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City Hall
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C.t.a. Estate
Kerns
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Maud A. Strode
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