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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
2
Mrs. Harry M. Carpers of 79 Fairmont Ave died Tuesday. Funeral services led by Rev. Paul J. Lee and Rev. Carl W. Miser are set for tomorrow at 1 50 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers include L. S. Mond er, Henry Cine and Cecil F. Elliott. Burial at Iron Cemetery.
The funeral service for Hugh W. Lupita who died Monday in San Antonio Texas has been rescheduled to Friday morning. The Rev A J Moreau will officiate at the service in the afternoon changed to the morning.
A dormitory demonstration was canceled at Shepherd College after about 75 freshmen girls reached an agreement with freshmen dean Molly Borwick. Dean Borwick assured the students termites in Miller Hall would be exterminated, ending the protest.
Mr. Hugh W. Lupton will be laid to rest in a graveside service at Mt. Hebron Cemetery Friday at 11 00 p.m. Mrs. Harry M. Carper will have a funeral service Friday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home.
A five woman jury heard a case over an eight inch land strip between the Hollis estate and the White property near Cork and Cliff. Executives for Minnie Hollis claim title to the disputed sliver, citing pre 1917 deeds and boundary fences. The Whites contend the older deeds do not prove title and the strip may be subject to adverse possession. A March 23 motion hearing was set after defense objections to survey references.
The Valley festival lines up a band and orchestra event on March 21 with 37 bands performing. Four to six grade music groups will perform at Robert E. Lee High School. details include site allocations and participating ensembles.
The Berlier Company will ship $8 million in trucks to Cuba within weeks. Leyland Motors agreed to supply $10 million in buses to Castro but has not set a delivery date. The United States protested both sales.
The ruling clarifies the concept of an imaginary line in the case before the court, stating that all lines are imaginary. Judge Elliott D. Marshall authored the decision, addressing a dispute over boundary alignment and its legal implications.
Donald Rhodes Goode faced grand larceny charges in Corporation Court with a 10 man 2 woman jury hearing whether he aided two juveniles in stealing guns radios from Dick’s Cycle Gun Shop and Montgomery Ward on December 11 12 1963. Deliberations followed as witnesses testified Goode allegedly helped hide stolen items and was intoxicated during the incidents.
An AP report cites a New York Times account that ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge guided a Republican nomination campaign from Saigon. Paul Grindle and David Goldberg allegedly crafted strategy while sending plans to Lodge via his son George Cabot Lodge.
Jeannine Hylton 27 of Roanoke was chosen to represent Virginia in the Mrs. America contest in St. Petersburg, Fla., April 2 to 12. She defeated Smithfield mother of three, Mrs. Harvey F. Saunders, in a State pageant after a string of misfortunes including a dress mishap and a lost outfit.
Virginia DMV to sell 1964 license plates starting Monday at 701 S Braddock St. Fees rise across categories from 10 to 15 for small cars and to 20 for heavier autos. New title fee 5 dollars and supplemental lien title 5. City tags sold after state purchase and property taxes paid.
A judge ruled against Mrs. Florence C. Thomas in her bid for fence repairs. The decision ignited swift reaction from the 60 year old claimant as the case drew public scrutiny. Virginia vehicle tags noted for 196? will be sold through April 15.
John Henry Brown was bound over to the Norfolk corporation court grand jury on murder charges in the death of his infant son Charles Tylman Brown, 22 months. The infant died Feb. 28 in a Norfolk hospital after medical examiners testified that all bones except the right arm were broken.
Fair tonight with lows 28 to 32. Mostly sunny Friday with a high near 1 and increasing clouds in the afternoon, followed by mild conditions.
A weather summary lists rainfall to 8:30 a.m. with March total 1.29 and year to date 9.22, plus average monthly rainfall by month across 51 years. It also notes today’s low of 42 and a year ago 41, with times for sunset and sunrise and a reference to William H. Taft. The fragment includes stray weather terms and unrelated items.
Brief weather blurb indicates conditions for Nussia in Florida. details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No specific temperatures or forecasts are readable.
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