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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
2
Obituary notices for Stella Kyle of Washington and Stella M. Marks of Winchester, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Frances Quinlan of Winchester and Dora Peacemaker of Whitacre, plus a car theft and recovery report. Burial plans show Mt Zion Cemetery, Shenandoah Memorial Park, and Woodlawn Cemetery.
William Marks funeral set for Sunday 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Amos J Prince service planned for Monday 11 00 a m Frances Quinlan arrangements incomplete
Funeral services are set for Stover D. Carper aged 80 of College Park Winchester Monday at 1 PM at Charles H Harless and Rev Jessie Tate with burial at Mount Hebron. Amos J Prince 83 of Stephenson dies at home. funeral Monday 11 AM at Jones Funeral Home with burial Green Hill Berryville. John M Wotring Sr 65 Capon Bridge dies. service Sunday 2 PM Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church burial Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Testimony details a brawl involving Edward Farrell and several drivers including Major McDonald and M R Patton. Defense witness Daniel Elliott admits pulling the major's hat. Patton alleges threats as cars pull away from the incident.
A local contest featured participants in street attire and formal wear with readings by Dave L Shickle and Mrs Louise Dick. Performances included Linda Twigg vocals and Madrigal Singers from James Wood High School with a Martz twirling act. Engraved silver bowls were awarded to Miss Cleven ger and Miss Holbrook, plus Miss Janice Kerns, former Fire Chief. Honorary chair A Ryland Conner, with Harold Bageant coordinating and James S Knicely Jr directing parking. Other participants listed include Deborah Arnold Dunn and Barbara Sue Thomas among others.
Rep. Thomas N. Downing bowed out of the Democratic primary for the U S Senate in Virginia and endorsed Sen. A Willis Robertson. Downing plans to back Byrd for reelection, keeping the four‑way field: Boothe against Byrd and Spong Jr. against Robertson. If Robertson drops out, a new race would begin.
Twenty local citizens met last night in the Sacred Heart Church Social Hall to discuss pre-school programs for local children. Charlotte DeHart, principal of Virginia Avenue School, answered questions about Title I and the War on Poverty initiatives. another Community Action meeting is planned Thursday at 407 S. Loudoun St. Church social hall. The gathering was open to the public.
Elizabeth Eyles Gainesboro Sue Ann Brill Gore Rebecca Ann Huffman Middletown Carolyn Love Reid Round Hill Community Rebecca Ruth Nesselrodt Stephens City join Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Jazz Ensemble alongside director Mr. Noble. The group includes Frank Conti Dave Blauvelt Ron Riddle Tom Guido Curt McGettrick saxes Jay Ammen Walt Stiffler Tom McIntire David Gray Gary Stein trumpets Dr Verne Collins Joe Mercaldi Trayer Howe Charles Graham Tom Wilson trombones Jesse Dowdy Carl Bly Kenneth Wright horns Ross Merryman Pp Keith Miller drums Frey bass.
Governor Godwin's tax measures head back to his desk as lawmakers weigh education health and highway funding. House and Senate clash over poll tax study annual sessions and four year terms while relief for dependents is approved.
The $2.5 million Frederick County school budget would raise bachelor degree teacher starting salary to $4,950 for 1966 67 with a $550 annual hike to reach $5 000 for this year’s hires. The plan includes $850 for master degree holders and a $22 raise for some staff, totaling $2,492,350 a $166,500 increase over last year.
Philip H. Sprenkle of Rt. 3 near Kernstown was appointed by Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall to the Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board. He will fill the remaining four year term of the late J. Pinckney Arthur, expiring June 30 this year. Sprenkle, a 20 year county resident, is a York Pa native and Penn State graduate, elder at First Presbyterian Church of Winchester, and Rotary member who served on the Frederick County Board of Equalization in 1965.
Rather cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of light rain. Low tonight around 40, highs in the 60s Saturday. Sunday may bring a few showers and milder conditions. Temperatures listed for noon show 59, compared with 39 and 26 a year ago.
The AP stock roundup notes fractional gains for Du Pont Boeing Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and International Nickel while Setton and others rise in an uptrend. The AP index dipped slightly as the prime rate rose to 5 1/2 percent and concerns of a selloff emerge. The report also lists rainfall data and announces weekend Medicare enrollment access at the Social Security Office in Cameron Street.
Eugene Lee Caldwell 29 of 25 Glaize Ave posted 500 bond yesterday a Municipal Court spokesman said He is charged by police with grand larceny A warrant by Fred L Shoemaker accuses him of embezzling 301 dollars from the Friendship Fire Company Judge John W Rice set bond returnable March 23
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