Deaths and Funerals Dr Cecil Hupp Mount Jackson Doctor
Dr Cecil Guy Hupp 56 Mount Jackson physician died unexpectedly at home. Survived by mother brother Austin and sisters Wilda Holley Ko rine Spitzer. funeral today 3 PM at Dellinger Funeral Home Mount Jackson. Burial Solomon’s Lutheran Cemetery. Family to meet 1:10 PM at the funeral home for brief service before church burial. Burial Singers Glen Cemetery.
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Cecil Guy Hupp
Mount Jackson
Benjamn
Franklin ‘Hupp
St. Mark’s Luterhan le
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Austin Hupp
Wilda Holley
Arlington
Korine Spitzer
Dellinger
A. J. Schenk
Solomon's Luthofa Chiver Cemetery
Sam Spitzer
Glen
Ira Spitzer
Dayton
Andharles Spitzer
Edom
William
Floyd Falk
Lawrence R. Frye
Robert L. Bridgers
Lindsey Harrisonburg Funeral Home
Singers Glen ‘Cemetery
Rev Benjamin Spitzer 81, longtime minister, dies in Harrisonburg
The Rev. Benjamin Franklin Spitzer 81 retired Evangelical United Brethren minister died unexpectedly Wednesday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg. Born February 2 1883 in Rockingham County he lived in Franklin since 1961. He held pastorates across West Virginia and Virginia and is survived by his second wife Sadie Moyers Spitzer and 11 children with spouses and relatives listed.
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United Brethren
Franklin
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Spitser
Rockingham County
Emma Argoentrout Spitzer
Sadie Moyers Spitzer
Spitzer
Mathias
Whita
Pennsville
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Are Howaes
Coffman and Sirbaugh Obituaries From Middletown
W R Coffman 52 of Middletown died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He married Julia Coffelt Sept 4 1998 in Middletown and worked at Western Auto. Burial at Mount Hebron. service Monday at 11 at Jones Funeral Home. Sirbaugh 83 of Loudoun Street died at home. He was survived by daughter Mildred Smith and three sons. superintendent of Smalley Package Co. Arrangements pending. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home.
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Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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William. E. Coffman
Julia Coffelt
Josiah Andrew
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
James I. Sirbaugh
Loudoun St
Mr. Sirbaugh
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Samuel and
Ann Lewis Sir
Garet Keller Sirbaugh
Mildred Smith
Fronti
Leonard Ayo We Alva Clairbaugh
V. K. Sirbaugh
President Johnson to Fly Over Ohio River Flood Area
President Johnson will fly over the seven state Ohio River flood area this afternoon with stops in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati to confer with the governors. The trip aims to assess the worst flood in 20 years and was announced by the White House shortly before the 1 p.m. departure.
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Johnson
Ohio River
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Cincinnati
Ohio
White House
Red Cross Canvass Set Sunday in Winchester area
Hundreds of women in Winchester and Frederick County will canvass doors Sunday to urge Red Cross support for flood relief. In the Ohio River flood zone 53 shelters provide food clothing medical aid and housing. Mrs. James Schrader chairs the drive with Mrs. Hubert Stratton as co chair and a team of major captains and numerous volunteers.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Ohio River
National American Red Cross
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Hubert Stratton
Schrader
Tose
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John Baden
Bill Fore
Roy Cather, Jr
Joseph McKee
James Tubbesing
Joseph Cartright
Millwood Area Tops Red Cross Quota in District Drive
District Five volunteers led by Mrs. Tyson Gilpin report Millwood and surroundings first to exceed quota in the Red Cross Fund Drive. Clarke County Chapter has about $3,000 of a $5,500 goal subscribed with reports still pending. Flood relief operations in the Ohio River Valley involve over 100,000 people across 83 counties in five states under 160 ARC volunteers.
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Clarke County
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Henderson May Run for U S Senate in Virginia
Virginia GOP chairman Horace H. Henderson says Republicans may oppose the Democratic nominee for the U S Senate this fall and he is seriously considering the race if incumbent Sen. Harry F Byrd seeks re election. He notes a duty to provide voters a choice and debate on national issues. Byrd has not announced his plans and must decide by the April 15 filing deadline.
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Virginia
GOP
U. S. Senate
Horace H. Henderson
Senate
Harry PF. Byrd
Reese Henderson
Henderson
Byrd
Lyndon B. Johnson
How Virginians Voted on Raise
Virginians split on the federal pay raise bill. Democrats for include Downing Gary Hard and Jen. Democrats against Abbitt Marsh Smith and Tuck. Republicans for Broyhill and against Poff. London reports a separate note: Queen Elizabeth II is sent unanimous congratulations on the birth of her fourth child.
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House of Representatives
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Hard
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Marsh
Smith
Tuck
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Poff
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Soviet to free airmen if U.S. confesses
An informant in Berlin said the Soviet Union will release three captured U S Air Force officers if Washington publicly admits they were ordered to fly over East Germany. The officers parachuted from an RB66 downed by a Soviet fighter. The United States claims the flight was routine and blundered across the Iron Curtain.
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United States
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Pioneer TV Broadcast Highlights Columbia Princeton Baseball
The first sports event televised was the Columbia Princeton baseball game at Baker Field on May 17 1939. The National Broadcasting Company aired the pioneer broadcast as TV experiments began.
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Columbia
Baker Field
National Broadcasting Company
Policeman's Gun Is Fatal in Martinsville Shooting
Martinsville patrolman Jewel Haywood says he used his service pistol as a club in self defense and it discharged accidentally while subduing Victor Hairston after a struggle. Hairston, 34, died at a hospital. Hagwood faces technical homicide charges and awaits Municipal Court hearing.
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Martinsville
Pisto
Jewel Haywood
Victor Hairston
Hagwood
Hairston
Five Day Weather Forecast Virginia
Weather forecast for Virginia shows fair tonight with lows 32 to 37. Saturday brings increasing clouds and rain in the afternoon with highs 55 to 60. Sunday becomes clearing and mild. The five day outlook predicts temperatures 2 to 8 degrees above normal, slight warmth Saturday, and rain Saturday and midweek with cooler periods mid next week.
Rainfall totals by date and monthly averages
Rainfall measured 24 hours to 8 30 a m shows 0 03 inches. March rainfall to date 1 32 inches 1964 year to date 9 31 inches. Average monthly rainfall over the past 51/2 years lists Jan 2 98 Feb 2 13 March 3 08 April 3 13 May 3 77 June 3 88 July 3 88 Aug 3 81 Sept 2 67 inches.
Hit and Run Damages Two Parked Cars on N Loudoun Street
Early today a hit-and-run driver damaged two parked vehicles on N Loudoun Street near Clark Street and fled. Police identified a late model blue vehicle believed involved, striking a 1961 George Switzer car and a 1958 Rena Williams wagon with no injuries reported. An area-wide search was launched for the damaged vehicle.
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N. Loudoun St
Clark St
Ronald Bowers
George Switzer
N. Loudoun
Rena Williams
Answers 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Rembrandt Peale Portrait Hangs in Capitol VP Room
A Rembrandt Peale original portrait titled Rates Washington hangs in the vice president's room at the U.S. Capitol. The artwork's placement reflects its historic significance among national treasures and official spaces.
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Rembrandt Peale
Rates
Washington
U.S. Capitol
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