Deaths and Funerals Adams Rites Held in Stephens City
Funeral service for Mrs. Jessie Pifer Adams of Stephens City was held at 10 am at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers Julian C. Anderson and Sarah Elizabeth Anderson. She is survived by one nephew B. Anderson of Frederick. The body rested at Gartner Funeral Home in Isburg. Another service was conducted Friday at 2:30 pm at High View Christian Church near High View West Virginia, with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pifer Adams
Stephens City
Ag W. Hoffyer
William E. Bisen
Jones Funeral Home
Julian C
Sarah Elizabeth Anderson
B. Anderson
Frederick
Gartner Funeral Home
Isburg
High View Christian Church
High View
W. Va
Church
Inwood Man Elmer Darlington Dies At World War II Vet
Elmer Francis Darlington of Inwood West Virginia died yesterday at Newton D C Baker VA Center. He served in the European theater 1943 to 1945. Survived by two brothers James R Darlington Bunker Hill and Meredith A Darlington Inwood. four sisters Gold Kern Albert Custer Boyd May and Wilmer White all of Inwood. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Reverend E B Sheaffer. Burial Pine Grove Frederick tonight or tomorrow night 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Francis
Inwood
W. Va
Newton D.C. Baker VA Center
Eyalas Ene
Darlington Rockberry
Albert Howard
Ella Florence Webber Darlington
Inwood Evangelical United Brethren Church
James R. Darlington
Bunker Hill
Meredith A. Darlington
Gold Kern
Albert Custer
Boyd May
Wilmer White
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
E. B. Sheaffer
Pine Grove
Frederick
Bertha Blanche Anderson Dies at Ashby Home Md
Bertha Blanche Anderson died Tuesday at the Ashby Methodist Home in Gaithersburg Maryland. She was born August 15 1872 and was the daughter of the late Samuel W Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Bertha Blanche Anderson
Ashby
Gaithersburg
Ande
Samuel W
Mrs. Lewis G. Wood Obituary in Washington
Mrs. Lewis G. Wood a longtime Washington resident died after a month long illness at Georgetown University Hospital She was born Katharine Fauntleroy former wife of the Chief Justice of the Virginia Supreme Court She is survived by a sister a niece and four nephews A graveside service is set for Mount Hebron tomorrow at noon.
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Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
Katharine Fauntleroy
Wood
Fauntleroy
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Mary Barne Fauntleroy
Mount Hebron
Funeral service for Julian C Glascock in Berryville
Julian C Glascock of Summit Point W Va died Tuesday night. A funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Berryville Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Robert Goshorn. Burial in Green Hill with pallbearers named Har monds E Blackburn Moore J G Burch J M H Clagett E G Conner Dr Carroll Iden H C McGehee Roy E Potts A H Williams Edward L Lord George Crim Dr Frank Tappan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian C. Glascock
Summit Point
W. Va
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Robert Goshorn
Green Hill Cemetery
E. Blackburn Moore
J. G. Burch
E. G. Conner
Carroll Iden
H. C. Mc
Funeral for Mrs Mary McDonald Held at Enders Home
A funeral service for Mrs Mary McDonald will be held tomorrow at 11:00 AM at the John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville. The Rev Roy E Neff will officiate with pallbearers named Eustace Jackson Frankie Sowers Gilbert Royston T Tyson Dortch Wilton Singhass and Malcolm McDonald.
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Mary Deieon
Baning
Tomorow
John H. Enders
Berryville
Roy E. Neff
Green Hill Cemetery
Eustace Jackson
Frankie Sowers
Gilbert Royston
T. Tyson Dortch
Wilton Singhass
Malcolm McDonald
Beads Cause Driver Loss Of Control In Rt 50 Crash
Patricia Keller Wright of Boyce drove west when a child in the rear swung beads into her face. The vehicle left the road about 1.3 miles east of Winchester at 11:25 a.m. and plunged down an embankment. Wright was treated at Memorial Hospital and released.
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Rt. 50
Winchester
S. L. Lee
Patricia Keller Wright
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
GOP Accepts Challenge To Spell Out Budget Cuts
Washington AP report notes House leaders press Kennedy to name exact cuts in his 98.8 billion budget and to link tax reform with spending reductions. GOP leaders Halieck and Curtis discuss tax cut splits, payrolls, and social program implications while citing 215,000 more federal workers since Kennedy took office and concerns over school lunch funding.
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Gop
Edmond Lebreton
Washington
House
Nedy
Char Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy
Halleck
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Suer
Font Onnatia Taled
Curtis
Dillon
Ee Sadie
Bow
Virginia PTA actions and local library survey outlined
The discussion covers staffing needs in county schools and rabies control, enforcement of stray dog rules, and dog immunization before tag purchase. It notes a Governor’s Lease on Vocational Technical Schools, a Virginia PTA Congress program vote, and April district meeting at Central High School Woodstock. A district library survey lists eight county libraries and central library services.
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Ascentine Sian
PTA
Virginia Pta Congress
Richard K. Goode
Shenandoah
Roy A. London, Jr
Central High School
Woodstock
James Wood
Middletown
Stephens City
Robinson
Kline
Stonewall
Gore
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Winchester Storm Destroys Buildings and Wrecks Homes
A 1914 storm swept through Winchester and Frederick County causing extensive damage. Four houses were wrecked, the Winchester Cold Storage building suffered about 2000 dollars in damage, and the old fairgrounds exhibit hall was ruined with 3500 to 4000 dollars in losses. The Lewis Jones Knitting Factory roof ripped away and the steel smokestack toppled. Bar n damage scattered across the region and hundreds of window panes shattered.
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Winchester
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Cold Storage
Baltimore and Ohio
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Old Fairgrounds
Lewis Jones Knitting Factory
Frederick County
Star
Senators Press Kennedy Handling of Cuban Missile Crisis Details
Senators Aiken and Tower fault the administration for delaying disclosure of Soviet missiles in Cuba and urge fuller briefings. In Arkansas, Faubus claims 12 National Guardsmen joined the abortive Bay of Pigs invasion and were paid by either the government or the Guard. A Guard general disputes Arkansas involvement. A Pentagon and White House refusal to comment follows.
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Fitch
Kennedy
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
John Tower
R-Tex
Frank Bailey
Arkansas’ Air National Guard
Air Guard
Arkansas
Sales Directory listing multiple auctions in March
A整理 of farm and household sale notices with auctioneers and timing. Items include farm machinery furniture antiques and vehicles. Locations include Winchester Siler Sharpsburg Capon Middletown and Braden King cited as auctioneer. Dates span March 8 to March 20 with varied start times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Marshall
Winchester
Middle Road
Chas. R. Duvall
A. E. Dellinger
Siler
W. D. Orndorff
Chaplin St
Sharpsburg
Arcee
Mere W. Adams
Middletown
Edgar McDonald Farm
Courthouse Renovation Plans Move Toward Remodeling
The Bar Association sought to shift Circuit Court operations to the Corporation Court until repairs are made. Judge Marshall left the request open until further notice. David G. Simpson presented remodeling plans showing shared space for the own court and higher court within the old courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAR Association
Circuit Court
Corporation Court
Marshall
David G. Simpson
Simpson
Like English style bread for tea buy unsliced loaf
Unsliced loaf recommended for tea time. Use soft butter before cutting to serve and enjoy.
Weather Today in Virginia Quiet and Fair
Weather report for Virginia notes fair conditions with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected and skies largely clear through today.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported
Rainfall data shows 0.23 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. March totals to date 2.06 inches for the month and 5.94 inches for the year 1963. Fifty year averages list annual 36.91 inches with monthly values from January to May noted.
Legionnaires Post Over 600 Members Since 1919 Founding
The local post of the American Legion now exceeds 600 members and was established shortly after the national organization began in 1919. It maintains a home on the Berryville Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Berryville Pike
Readable Fragments List Names and Places
A set of scattered terms includes dates Sept Oct Aug and numbers 8.88 2.67 19 491 3.96 90. Entries cite Hudson Cheyenne Cain Wagner Rio Grande Luther Aunt party Lady's Slipper Curling and U.S.S.R. with no coherent narrative or full context.
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Anwers
Hudson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cain
Wagner
Rio Grande
Luther
Aunt Party
Lady’s Slipper
Curling
U.S.S.R
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Glaize & Bro. Home Improvement & Remodeling Dept
N. Cameron St
A. E. Dellinger Siler
Winchester, Virginia
W. D. (Buck) Orndorff
H. L. Mills
Valley Avenue
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