Obituary Notice From Winchester Jones Funeral Home
Obituary details note funeral conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. by the Rev William Talbott at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers listed include Roland Gordon Kenneth Coffelt Paul Carper Willard Gordon John Gordon and Osborn Gordon. Burial planned in Riverview Cemetery with visitation 7 to 9 tonight at Jones Funeral Home.
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Jones Funeral Home
William Talbott
Roland Gordon
Kenneth Coffelt
Paul Carper
Willard Gordon
John Gordon
Osborn Gordon
Riverview Cemetery
Revival Service At Base Temple Church Tomorrow Night
Evangelist Carroll Kenney leads a revival at Base Temple Church near Whitacre at 7 30. Pastor J Kerns welcomes attendees as daily services continue each night next week.
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Base Temple Church
Whitacre
Carroll Kenney
J. Kerns
FETE MAIDS AT APPLE BLOSSOM PARADE HONORS
Miss Mary Cecilia Dick age 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Dick 514 Amherst St is a Handley High School graduate now freshman English major at Marymount College Arlington Miss Dick and Miss Mary Christine Miller 19 daughter of Dr and Mrs James A Miller Merriman's Lane Holton Arms Bethesda Md is a Mt Holyoke College freshman active in Student Government and choir The Maids of Honor accompany the Queen to receptions lunches ribbon cuttings dances and other Apple Blossom Time events and march on the Queen's float in the Grand Feature parade May 8 at 1:30.
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Mary Cecilia Dick
Charles H. Dick
Amherst St
Handley High School
Marymount College
Arlington
Mary Christine Miller
James A. Miller
Merriman’s Lane
Holton Arms School
Bethesda
Mt. Holy
Funeral Services for Mrs Katie H Lake Held at Local Funeral Home
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Katie H Lake to be held Sunday at 2:00 PM at Jones Funeral Home. A Christian wake is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 PM. Dr William F Schenck will conduct Tuesday morning services at 10:00 AM at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
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Katie H. Lake
Jones Funeral Home
William F. Schenck
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Byrd Sends Flag To Virginia From Gloucester Marine
A Marine from Gloucester received an American flag from General Lewis Puller after a request by Franklin R. Sibert USA Ret. of the Richmond Chapter Military Order of the World Wars. The flag was sent to Dab Ney’s company as requested.
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Richmond
Gloucester
Lewis ‘‘Chesty
Puller
Dabney’s Company
Ma Frankin R. Sibert USA Ret
Military Order of the World Wars
Byrd
Armored Killed and 113 Wounded in Vietnam Clash
Reported South Vietnamese casualties accompany a Khe Sanh Hue offensive where U S Air Force B 52 bombers pounded suspected Communist positions. Stratofortress raids near Khe Sanh and Hue followed nightly strikes amid rising tensions and antiwar leafleting in the United States.
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Khe Sanh
Hue
Khe Sant
Bearded man Semenoff jailed in Woodstock on bond default
Mr. Semenoff remains in jail in Woodstock in default of a $600 bond per the sheriff. Damage was estimated at 750 to a Cecil car 100 to a truck and 500 to a motorcycle. He was described as bearded and long haired wearing tight black trousers a black leather jacket and boots.
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Semenoff
Woodstock
Sheriff’s Office
Mr. Semenoff
Virginia Senate defeats several school reform and alcohol bills
The Senate Education Committee kills Pendleton’s referendum to shift school board appointments. Moys’ restaurant alcohol bill is revived but fails again. Budget action ends quickly as Senate accepts Finance Committee pensions boosts for Confederate widows and daughters, with House approval. Sacks loses bid to allow beer ads on billboards.
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Senate Education Committee
Del
D. G. Pendleton
Amherst
Board of Supervisors
Circuit Court
Senate
Norfolk
Thomas Moys
Finance Committee
House
Norfolk Stanley Sacks
Sacks
Weather map forecasts rain from Rockies to Gulf Coast
Forecast calls for rain and showers across the central Rockies to the Gulf Coast with snow flurries in Montana. Colder air moves into the northern and central Rockies, per AP wirephoto map.
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Central Rockies
Gulf Coast
Montana
Rockies
U S Swedish relations cool over Vietnam recall of ambassador
Washington recalls Ambassador William Heath to discuss U S Swedish ties amid Vietnam disputes. Heath faces an indefinite return after threats to his life following Sweden education minister Olof Palme's antiwar speech and demonstrations. Opposition parties call the move regrettable while Canada probes pamphlet sabotage of Selective Service offices allegedly printed in Toronto.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Stockholm
William Heath
State Department
United States
Sweden
Heath
Social Democratic Party
Canada
Justice Department
Ottawa
Selective Service
Inashington
Toronto
R. J. Funkhouser Dies Prominent Industry Leader
Raymond J. Funkhouser 79, long time Jefferson County and Shenandoah Valley industrialist, died after an illness in a Hagerstown Maryland hospital. He owned O'Sullivan Rubber and Whitney and White in Charles Town and published The Jefferson Republican. He founded Blakely Bank and Trust and operated Victor Products Corp. He supported Charles Town General Hospital and Evangelical United Brethren institutions. Funeral set for Asbury Methodist Church Charles Town with burial in Shenandoah.
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Raymond J. Funkhouser
West Virginia
Hagerstown Md
Mr. Funkhouser
Winchester
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Cherry Run
Morgan County
W. Va
Newton E
Mollie E. Lowman Funkhouser
Maryland
New York
Jefferson County
Claymon Court
Charles Town
Washington
Jefferson Coun Ty
Pioneer Point
Baltimore
Blakely Bank and Trust Co
Victor Products Corp
Charles Town General Hospital
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Semio
Prince Finds Anthem Hard to Ignore at Night
Cambridge student Prince Charles, Britain's future king, comments in Varsity on how the national anthem echoes at night near his dorm. He describes hearing hymns amid bottle clinks and voices, and notes morning noise from the garbage collector.
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Prince
Cambridge
England
Prince Charles
Britain
Cambridge University
Varsity
Planita
Charles
Two Virginians Listed Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department reports two Virginians dead in Vietnam. Army Spec. 4 Ernest E. Fawks of Natural Bridge Station was killed in action, and Army Maj. Robert E. Moss of Newport News was listed dead not as a result of hostile action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
Ernest E. Fawks
Natural Bridge Station
Robert E. Moss
Newport News
Salt Mine Fire Kills 21 in Calumet Caverns
The bodies of 21 men who died in a Calumet salt mine fire have been recovered after a four day search. Sixteen were found in a tunnel 3,000 feet from the shaft and five more later. Officials noted carbon monoxide poisoning may have caused the deaths as investigators review ventilation and fire control recommendations.
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Calumet, la
Cargill, Inc
Raymond R. Ashby
Kentucky
Ashby
Clayton Townemaker
Cargill
Weather forecast summary for the period
Tonight and Sunday will be cool with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. Monday looks mostly clear and mild with a chance of showers later in the day.
Rainfall records for the past 55 years summarized
The article lists monthly and yearly rainfall figures from 1963 to 1967 and provides long term averages over 55 years. It reports total rainfall to date, monthly averages by month, and a full year average around 36.50 inches.
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Alderson-Broaddus College
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Leesburg
Charles K. Lombard
Monta Vista
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Santa Fe
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Linn W. Myers
del Ray Beach
Fla
Elmer N. Funkhouse
Hagerstown
Asbury Methodist Church
J. Lee Williams
Shenktown
Melvin Tended Colonial Funeral Home
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M.J
Pat’ Duffey
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