Obituaries From Warrenton To Timberville Area
Obituary notices report multiple deaths including Mrs Elton Koons Haddox of Warrenton and Lacy Rea of Mount Jackson. Services details list churches, burial plans at Mount Hebron and Hillsboro cemeteries, with survivors and service times.
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Elton ‘Koons Haddox
Warrenton
Omps
Hetzel] Lew- Brock
Keith Williams
Simith
Adrian Thayer
Burton Mercer
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hillsboro
Dellinger Funeral Home
Mount Jackson
Mountain Falls man dies at 90 in home
Malhon H. Triplett 90 died at his Mountain Falls residence this morning. Born March 1873 in Gore he was the son of the late Capt. and Mrs. John Triplett. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lacy
Saenal Chonsina
Charlottes
Wille
Moyers Nurs
Timberville
Mr. Rea
Crozet
Charlottesville
James 1
Black Rea
Bertie Jones
Lacy Kent Rea
Mount
M._L. Rea
Ethel Rae Woodservice
Hillsboro
Yancey Mill
Daniel Wheeler
T. E. Hicks
Cecil
Macedonia Cemetery
Malhon H. Triplett
Mountain Falls
Mr. Triplett
Gore
John Triplett
Truck Carrying Volatile Chemical Found Near Harrisonburg
A truck carrying Monimer, a highly volatile chemical, was the subject of a regional police alert in the Shenandoah Valley. Police warned of possible explosion due to lack of neutralizer but located the vehicle at about 5 05 p m near Harrisonburg without incident.
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Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Miss Helen Louise Dyer Wins Outstanding Nurse Award
At Shenandoah College Auditorium the Winchester Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary honored Miss Helen Louise Dyer as Outstanding Student Nurse for the 1963 class. Dr. James H. Druff delivered the commencement address, diplomas and pins were handed to 13 graduates, and Rev. John A. Baden led the invocation and benediction.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
Helen Louise Dyer
School of Nursing
Shenandoah College
George Murphy
James H. Druff
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Carlpps
Witchener Hospital
William P. McGuire
Mary Jane McCone
R. N
John A. Baden
Christ Episcopal Church
Harlan G. Snow
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
William J. Skeat
Conservatory
Bonita Starliper Brown
Nancy Hooper Corwin
Josephine Ann DiStefano
Patricia Lee Good
Barbara Allen Gouldthorpe
Bernice Ann Gray
Cynthia Lea Layton
Joanne Lemen
Mary Louise Locke
Vivian Faye McKenzie
Mary Ellen Nickleson
Jean Read Rasnack
TV Brings 11 Year Old to Admit Killing 4 Year Old
An 11 year old boy in Joliet Illinois confessed to strangling Lynn Ann Kozlowski a 4 year old neighbor. He reportedly acted on a notion borrowed from television and had previously restrained six cats. The youth is in juvenile detention pending a delinquency hearing.
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Kenneth Warner
Will County
Joseph Trizne
James W. Barr
Circuit Court
Lynn Ann Kozlowski
Joliet
Illinois
Three Die In U S 1 Crash North Of Alberta
Three people were killed and two injured when a car and a gasoline truck collided on U S 1 about three miles north of Alberta. Fred M. Ansley of Lindenwold New Jersey was identified as the car’s driver. a woman, a young singer boy, and a girl were among the other victims and injuries. Frank T. Parker of Emporia, driver of the gasoline truck, was hospitalized with possible internal injuries.
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Alberta
Fred M. Ansley
Lindenwold
N. J
Ansley
Frank T. Parker
Emporia
Barbara Woore Wins Trip To 4 H Congress
Barbara Woore of Clearbrook earned an all expense paid trip to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. A Stonewall 4 H Club member, she has held county and state leadership roles, participated in leadership camps and theater, and helped organize county 4 H groups and alumni activities.
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Barbara Woore
Loring Woore
Clearbrook
Chicago
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Woore
Frederick County
Stonewall
Miss Woore
Bark Mill Theater
Mary Washington College
Ufnerderick Guenty
Berzerk Man Kills Wife and 3 Children in Denver Rampage
Denver police say Luis J. Monge planned to wipe out his 11 member family but killed his wife Leonardo 43 and three children Allan 6 Vincet 4 and Tresa 11 months. He used an iron bar a stiletto and a basement beating before the attack ended. Seven other children slept through the incident.
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Denver
Colo
Luis J. Monge
Monge
Leonardo
Allan
Vincet
Tresa
Vincent
Curfew Debate in Front Royal Over Youth Morals
A town committee grapples with a curfew proposal as Barbara Gore, Adam Friski and Town Council members discuss late hours and supervision. Residents cite adult work schedules and temptations while noting a curfew alone cannot solve the problem. panel plans further study through summer before a council recommendation.
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Miss Gore
Éhédicement
William Lillard
Friski
Martinsburg Parade Caps West Virginia Centennial Celebration
In Martinsburg a day of centennial events unfolded with a rain shower before sun, as Miss Mansfield led a parade along a three mile route on North Queen Street. More than 60 floats and 40 bands joined antique cars, fire engines, and horse units, with traffic halted for the procession, followed by a banquet tonight marking West Virginia's 100th anniversary.
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Martinsburg
Mansfield
North Queen
Dowtown
West Virginia
Trieste dives again in Thresher search off Boston
The bathyscaphe Trieste descended to the ocean bottom for the fourth time in the Thresher hunt aboard the Fort Snelling. Three men joined the dive including Lt Cmdr Eugene J. Cash, Lt George W. Martin, and civilian scientist Kenneth V. Mackenzie. Surface ships were warned to stay 25 miles from the area as five Russian vessels entered the zone amid the search for the $45 million submarine that sank April 10 east of Boston killing 129 people.
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Fort Snelling
Thresher
Navy
Ird
Cmdr
Eugene J. Cash
Orchard Park
N.Y
George W. Martin
Bethlehem
Kenneth V. Mackenzie
San Diego
Frank A. Andrews
Trieste
Boston
Drownings After Car Plunges Into River Near Athens
In a flood rescue along the Oconee River near the University of Georgia, a car containing ten people sank. Rescue efforts saved two. nine others, including J. L. Barnett and Mae Watkins, plus several children, perished. Only Jerry Green survived briefly before the car disappeared. The victims were locals from Nicholson in the vicinity.
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Athens
Lamar Thaxton
Oconee
University
of Georgia
Thaxton
Jerry Green
J. L. Barnett
July sale listings for furniture and auction events
July auction notices listing events at various venues including Denny's Commission Auction east of Winchester, Bethel Lutheran Church Young Men's Class packing house sales, Nick's Shoe Repair, and several estate and equipment auctions. Chas R. Duvall and Orndorff & Cole act as auctioneers with dates from July 3 to July 20.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Bethel Lutheran Church
H. Ray Butler
Albin
Church Building Fund
Ray Pahnestock
Airman Colin F. Thompson Reassigned to Keesler AFB
Airman Colin F. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Earl L Thompson of 1122 Valley Ave Winchester is being reassigned to Keesler AFB Mississippi for technical training as a United States Air Force radio and radar maintenance specialist. He attended Handley High School.
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Colin F. Thompson
Earl L. Thompson
Valley Ave
Winchester
Keesler Afb
Miss
United States Air Force
Handley High School
Radio Club Monthly Meeting Sets Talk on Safety
The Winchester Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 378 Shenandoah Ave Speaker Trooper Hugh K Malbon will discuss safety followed by a question and answer session
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Winchester - Frederick County
Shenandoah Ave
Hugh K. Malbon
Fire damages four old cars at Frederick Motor Company
Four stripped-down cars on the Frederick Motor Company lot were damaged by a blaze yesterday at 4 30. The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Company responded to the Martinsburg Pike fire call. Firemen said an acetylene torch caused the fire.
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Frederick Motor Company
Clearbrook
Weather figures show varied rainfall by month
The record lists rainfall totals by month with prior totals and averages. Figures include 16.81 inches to date in a year and monthly values such as 8.19 for October and 3.83 for November, reflecting a fifty year sampling period.
Wool Growers To Get Drafts For Payment
Wool growers to receive incentive payments for lambs sold with drafts issued at the ASCS office on Monday. Fifty-seven cents per hundredweight set for shown lambs with a 5 cent deduction. Seventy-five local farmers earned $2039.14 after a $128.35 deduction for the promotion fund. 68 growers earned $700.42 for 134697 pounds of lambs sold after a $67.34 deduction. Reminder of a marketing year change and filing deadline January 31 1964 for incentive payments on shown wool and unshorn lambs sold between April 1 and December 31 1963.
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ASCS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haddox Funeral
Lacy Rea
Mrs
Lee D. McNeil
Hattie Gay McNeil
S. Braddock St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. McNeil
Needmore
W. Va
Simon J
Virginia Oates Combs
Elmer J. Korn
Ward
Bessie Boyd
Millwood Pike
Belleville
N.J
Adele Pifer
Bennie Pifer
Anima B. Lindamood
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts Florists
O Monte
DuPont Research
DuPont
New du Pont Lucite
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Krequest
Miss Dyer II
U.S. 1
Berzerk Man
Health Dept
Perry Engineering., Inc
Phame
Ahd Schnee
Radio Club
Wikomi
P.T.O
Shade Equipment CO
McCormick
N. Cameron
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
Cle
St. Louis
Tampa
Washington
Middletown Firemen’s
Middletown
N. Cartieron
Stephenson, Va
Mrs. Adah Payne Charles R. Duvall
Ida Hurley
E. Piccadilly St
Motorola
Edwin Ritter Charles RE. Duvall
First E.U.B. Church
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