Obituary: J Frank Gochenour 1888 1968
J Frank Gochenour 80 of Rio West Virginia died Wednesday in Hampshire Memorial Hospital Romney West Virginia. He was born February 23 1888 in Hardy County son of Isaac and Mary Link Gochenour. He was lifelong Zion Lutheran Church member and a retired farmer. He is survived by foster daughter Mrs Mary Coffelt two brothers John Gochenour Russell Gochenour three sisters Clara Smith Josie Dove Beulah Bradfield and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm conducted by Rev Richard Grance at Arkansas Cemetery Rio. Body at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville and will be taken to church one hour before service.
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Frank Gochenour
Rio
W. Va
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Romney
Gochenour
Hardy County
Isaac and
Mary Link Gochenour
Zion, Lutheran Church
Sager
Stanley Link
Mary Coffelt
Armel
John Gochenour
Russell L
Oche Our
Toms Brook
Clara Smith
Navarre
Ohio
Josie Dove
Hedgesville
Beulah Bradfield
Richard Grance
Ada R. Woore
Washington St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
E.T. Clark
Loring E. Woore
Frank Loy
Thomas Rosenberger
Richard Rosenberger
William Rosenberger
Paul F. Rosenberger
Funeral services announced for Hazel Dailey and Ada Woore
Multiple obituaries note funeral arrangements. Hazel Marie Dailey of Baltimore dies Tuesday at Baltimore City Hospital. service Sunday at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Ada R. Woore of Winchester dies Wednesday. funeral Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Graveside service for George Lee Baker set in Mount Hebron Cemetery. body at Wilson Funeral Home in Panama City and brought to Omps Funeral Home ahead of service.
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Hazel M. Dailey
Sun
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Tree Firm Workers Vote To Strike
About 150 Bartlett Tree Expert Co. workers in Connecticut voted to strike after meeting with Utility Service Workers Local 1223 AFL CIO representatives. Picketing began Monday as negotiations reopened over health welfare and pension terms. Potomac Edison contracts are bid based and not employee status of the trimmers.
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Connecticut
Utility Service Workers Local 1223
Afl-Cio
John Buzbey
Baltimore
Laborers International Union of North America
Bartlett
Potomac Edison Co
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Buzbey
Potomac Edison
Carlisle Fisher
Two Injured in beltway crash. one dead
Charles E. Creager of Winchester was seriously hurt when the car he rode in lost control on the rain slick Baltimore Beltway and hit a utility pole. The driver Carolyn Ann Blachard of Baltimore died from a fractured skull. Creager is listed in satisfactory condition at Baltimore County General Hospital.
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Baltimore
Charles E. Creager
Winchester
Rainslick
Baltimore Beltway
Carolyn Ann Blachard
Associated Press
Creager
Baltimore County General Hospital
Coal supplies could sustain civilization for millennia
The Encyclopaedia Britannica states that there is enough coal remaining worldwide to power civilization for about a thousand years, indicating long term energy availability despite ongoing consumption.
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The
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Arlington teen drug lab raided by federal, police
Federal agents and Arlington police raided a basement home arresting four youths aged 16 and 17 after finding a working drug laboratory. Officers seized hashish LSD DMT and a large DMT solution suspected value up to two thousand dollars. The two residents face manufacture and possession charges while two visitors were arrested for behavior injurious to welfare.
Johnson to sign bill making four holidays fall on Mondays
President Johnson says he will sign a bill to fix Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day on Mondays causing five three day weekends a year starting in 1971. The plan affects federal workers and the District of Columbia with states expected to follow. Travel groups praise the move as boosting tourism and productivity while sponsors cite reduced absenteeism and fewer midweek disruptions.
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Washington
Johnson
District of Columbia
Millwood Post Office Contract Let
A contract to build a new privately owned post office at Millwood was awarded. Charles O. Grubbs of Berryville will own the building and lease it to the Post Office Department for five years with renewal options through fifteen. Construction starts 150 feet north of the old post office on Rt. 255 and should be finished by Sept. 1. Initial cost estimated at 17000 dollars. The one story, air conditioned facility offers more space and 864 square feet of interior area while land remains on local tax rolls. Postal equipment represents most of the department's capital investment.
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Charles O. Grubbs
Berryville
Post Office Department
Rt. 255
Ladybugs Unleashed in Riverside Park to Fight Pests
In Riverside Park New York one million ladybugs were released to curb foliage pests. horticul turist Cornelus O Shea says the行动 aims to replace chemical sprays. The insects were bought from a California hatchery by Citizens for Clean Air Inc at seven dollars fifty cents per gallon containing about 150000 ladybugs.
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New York
Riverside Park
Parks Department
Cornelus O’shea
California
Citizens For Clean Air Inc
Calcutta Tuberculosis Sanatorium Dismisses Longtime Patients
State officials ordered a number of cured tuberculosis patients to leave a sanitarium near Calcutta after they stayed on for up to five years following cure. More than 500 patients remained on the admission waiting list as a result.
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Calcutta
India
Dying Man Receives New Heart in Montreal
Gaetan Paris, 49, an electrical designer, received a heart from 23 year old Yvan Bastien after suffering three heart attacks since 1963. The Montreal Heart Institute performed its second transplant, following Albert Murphy who died the day after his eight hour operation.
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Montreal
Philip Blaiberg
Capel Town
South Africa
Gaetan Paris
Yvan Bastien
Albert Murphy
Weather Summary for Virginia Sees Mixed Skies and Rain Totals
Partly cloudy today with high 70s to 80s and cool nights. Saturday and Sunday expect sunny to warm conditions with highs near 80s. Rainfall reported in the last 24 hours ends at 8 am totals 1.77 inches. year totals and five year and 55 year monthly averages are listed from January to December with varied values.
Wall Street nudges higher on favorable urges and mergers
The stock market posted a small early gain as averages moved up and many issues advanced. The tape ran late by a minute but corrected, with gains noted in Commercial Credit and Control Data after a merger agreement. Jersey Standard rose 1 percent and United Aircraft 1 percent on sizable volumes.
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New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Jersey Standard
United Aircraft
American Stock Exchange
Living costs continue up in May report cites steady rise
Washington AP reports living costs rose three tenths of 1 percent in May, maintaining an annual rate above 4 percent. Clothing led gains nearly 1 percent, food up 0.4 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Arnold Chase of the bureau forecast prices will keep rising for several months.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Bureau
Smoke Bomb Tossed Into Winchester Drug Store
Police investigate after a group of boys threw a smoke bomb into Miller s Drug Store on Loudoun Street yesterday afternoon. A call was logged at 2 50 p m reporting the incident and damage to the store entrance.
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Winchester
Miller’s Drug
Loudoun St
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