Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Multiple obituaries note services for John Marshall Mason 44 of Berryville and Mrs Blanche Herrell, with burials at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Also listed are services for Mabel Graves Benner of Culpeper and John Dice Lawson of Willow Brook Upperville Vero Beach, plus Ruth Kelchner of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Mason
Berryville
Jones Funeral Home
Mason
The
National Fruit Company
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
United Sates Army
Robert L. Cullers
Maurice F. Lake
Earl W. Willey
Ira C. Sirbaugh
Donaid E. Athey
Lester E. Johnson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Blanche Herrell
Kurtz Funeral Home
Loudfoun St
Raymond Womeldorf
Sterling Yans
Morter Higgs
George J
Frank Spigone
Ernie M
Walter Rinard
Mabel Graves Benner
James W. Benner
Winchester
Baptist
Culpeper
Benner
George W
Emmia K
Graves
Frederick County
Clifford H
Garden ‘City
Long Island
N. Y
Berkeley Ball
Melvin Lewis
Sarah Virginia Benner
E.T. Clart
John Dice Lawson
Willow Brook
Upperville
Vero Beach
Fla
Florida
Mr. Lawson
A. Brooke
Alice Dice Lawson
Lillian Hardesty Lawson
Roszel Lawson Hansbrough
Catherine Wright Hansbrough
Orlando
R. Brooke Lawson
Ann Evans Lawson
Hopkinsville
Richard Lawson
Mary Lawson
Roszel Lawson
Ernest Webber
J. Kelchner
H. L. Rush
Charles Town
W. Va
Margaret Harris
Hagerstown
William McIntyre
Silver Spring
C. J. Kelchner
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Mae Derflinger
Funeral services are set for Mrs Anna Mae Derflinger on Monday at 11:00 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. A rosary will be recited Sunday at 7:00 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
P. H. Stragisher
Pam
Jones
Mount Hebron
Anna Mae Derflinger
Ruth Kelchner
Sacred Heart Church
Rosary
Jones Funeral Home
Rusk Shows No Thought Of Resigning Now
Washington AP reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk appears likely to stay through the November elections but future plans are uncertain. Sources say he has given no resignation thought and the decision rests with voters and the next president.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Johnson
The
American Broadcasting
State Department
Secre
Kennedy
Democrats
Unhappy Britain Winner Charie Cooper Wins 630000
Charlie Cooper, a 46 year old London clerk, won 630 375 dollars pounds after correctly picking soccer pools. He says he is unhappy and plans to stay with his 78 year old mother in Bethnal Green basement flat. No tax on winnings.
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London
Britain
Charlie Cooper
Bethnall Green
Lon
Don
Charlie
Furnace Overheating Triggers Smoke Fire at Home
Shawnee Fire Co responded to Mrs. Garland Dolly on Front Royal Road around 10 a.m. when a floor furnace overheated. Firemen reported soot buildup caused a flash fire and smoke in the furnace. pumper and tanker were brought to the scene.
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Shawnee Fire Co
Garland Dolly
Front Royal Road
Northern Shenandoah Chapter to Meet in Strasburg
The newly formed Northern Shenandoah Chapter of the Virginia Archaeological Society will meet at Massanutten Bank in Strasburg at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Holland of Charlottesville will speak on early Indian cultures and the region's early history. All interested people are invited.
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Northern Shenandoah
The
Virginia Archaelogical Society
Massanutten Bank
Strasburg
Holland
Charlottesville
LBJ signs defense bill praising retiring Rep Vinson
President Johnson signs a nearly 17 billion defense authorization bill and honors Rep Carl Vinson of Georgia, noting his wisdom and dedication. The measure funds 2700 aircraft 35000 missiles and 53 ships as Vinson retires from Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Ree
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Ameri
Ican
Hunger Strikers In Kentucky Sit In For Four Days
The article describes 19 Negroes and 14 whites enduring a hunger strike, drinking ice water, chewing gum, and watching House proceedings from the gallery. Rev Grayson Tucker notes fatigue and dizziness while Stanley cites average weight losses of five pounds in four days, with some at fourteen. Guards include state police in plainclothes and custodians.
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Nesses
House
Senate
Grayson Tucker
Louisville
Stanley
Weather across Midwest and Ohio flood readings prompt relief
Spring reports show six children bedded in a farmhouse as buses bog down in snow near Limon and Yuma. Blizzard conditions hit Kansas and Missouri with rain in Kansas City and widespread snow in Michigan. Ohio River floodwater recedes but remains above 82 feet in Cincinnati. New England and New York enjoy sunny skies.
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Limon
Yuma
Donald Weber
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Michigan
Tllinois
Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
New England
New York State
Doctor Pursues Medicine After Musical Career in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa AP reports on Dr Laverne Wintermeyer conductor of the nurses school chorus at Iowa Methodist Hospital who moved from a successful musical career to medicine. He interned at Iowa Methodist and continues private practice while directing the nurses choir balancing medicine and music.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Laverne Wintermeyer
Iowa Methodist
Police Action Up to Court Warned by Judge Rice
A Brucetown man and another were ordered to 30 days in jail and fined $25 each for disorderly conduct after a late night diner dispute. Patrolman Hill arrested Harry Carter and Whittington Jr for disorderly conduct. Carter denied speaking and complained about the arrest. Judge Rice cautioned that only the court may determine police actions in arrests.
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Brucetown
John W. Rice
Harry J. Carter
Charles Hill
Carter
Carter T.whittington, Jr
S. Loudoun St
Shoplifter Sentenced to 90 Day Term in Winchester
Roger Mahoney a 38 year old Winchester resident was sentenced to 90 days in the city jail after a shoplifting conviction at Silco Store in Municipal Court Judge John W Rice handed down the term Mahoney had been returned from Arlington Virginia The offense occurred January 16 In a separate case 41 year old Elmer H Kline of 10 East Clifford Street was fined thirty two dollars and twenty five cents for assault and battery on Marie Mills of 241 East Fairfax Lane Seven motorists paid fines for speeding with Edward Curry Jr 119 West Leicester Street David L Barr 24 Mr Falls Route Phillip E Rodgers 20 of 320 National Avenue fined 21 75 each and Arlen D Burcham 24 Dana J Smith 20 Winchester Route 3 Earl E Fauver 65 Mr Falls Route and Ashby W Harler 22 of 202 North Kent Street assessed 16 75 each
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Winchester
Roger Mahoney
Silco
Elmer H. Kline
Clifford St
Marie Mills
Fairfax Lane
Edward B. Curry, Jr
Leicester St
David L. Barr
Mr. Falls
Phillip E. Rodgers
National Ave
Arlen D. Burcham
Amherst St
Dana J. Smith
Earl E, Fauver
Ashby W, Harler
Kent St
Sign in Wichita Travel Agency Window Shocks Shoppers
Shoppers in Wichita are startled by a large window sign reading Please Go Away in a travel agency window. The sign sparks concern before realization turns the moment into a curious local scene.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Weather outlook five day trend with variable precipitation
The forecast shows occasional rain tonight with a low in the 30s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with rain ending and a high in the 40s. Sunday turns partly cloudy and cold. Temperatures this five day period average five to six degrees below normal with a shift to warmer Monday then colder Tuesday or Wednesday. Precipitation possible tomorrow and again Tuesday Friday. Sunset 6 25 p.m. Moon phase First Quarter today 3 40 p.m.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for the Period
Rainfall measured in the last 24 hours through 8 30 this morning shows no precipitation today. Year to date March totals and long term averages for the past 51 years are listed with monthly figures from January through December for context.
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Ithe
Alarms 3 Times as Boyce Fire Crew Battles Blazes
Three alarms kept the Boyce Volunteer Fire Co. and its new truck busy in 24 hours. A small grass fire on the Dick Jackson property caused little damage. A woods fire near Long Branch burned about four acres. A smoldering blaze in an abandoned truck bed on the Richard Jackson farm between Millwood and Old Chapel drew Boyce and Berryville units. Three pieces of equipment responded and a few buckets of water put out the junk fire.
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Boyce
Boyce Volunteer Fire Co
Dick Jackson
LongBranch
Boyce Company
Richard Jackson
Millwood
Old Chapel
Boyce and
Berryville
Cottage Boat And Trailer Burn In Clarke
A summer cottage its contents and a car and trailer were burned at River Park early yesterday. The John H Enders Fire Co responded to the alarm. The fire was out of control when firemen arrived. The house and boat were owned by Sherwood Gainer of Alexandria. No damage estimate was available.
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Berryville
River Park
John H. Enders Fire Co.r
Sherwood Gainer
Alexandria
Answers Set Quick Quiz Round One
A compact list of responses includes item numbers and answers: 1. 20 2. 36 3. Sir Galahad 4. Reaper 5. Georgia 6. San Francisco Calif 9. Joan of Ard 8. Heron 9. False 10. London 1801.
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Sir Galahad
Reaper
Georgia
San Francisco
Calif
Joan of Ard
Heron
False
London
FBI Delays Kidnaping Case Until 24 Hour Window
A kidnapping case enters the national attention as authorities wait a 24 hour period before formal federal action, outlining procedural timing and investigative steps.
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U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Mason Service
Herrell Service
James Benner
John D. Lawson
W.monmouth St
Miss. Kelchner
George and
Ida Ford Kelchner
John Marshall
Bep
Aire
Ene
Cace
Minneapolis-Moline
Eee
Ies
Coenenen Rena
LBJ
Bill
Kentucky
Ebert
Lincoln
DODGE
Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Cadillac
H. W. Ebert
North
Loudoun St
Buick
Caterpillar Tractor Co
North Bagerstour
Odom
TRIM
Caracas
Mahoney
Arlington
Virginia
Winchester Skies
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
New York Stock Exchange
Braddock St
Glaize & Bro
Anderson
CY. Dewnee
Boscawen ST
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