Obituary notices from Winchester Virginia March 24 1966
Obituaries list deaths including James Edward Hood 41 of Route 1 Martinsburg VA and Daniel Thomas Hickerson Sr 84 of Gore with detailed survivors. Also Sonny Adam Puffinburger 16 of Reynolds Store Frederick County killed in an accident with funeral details and burial plans at Shenandoah Memorial Park Green Hill Cemetery Salem Cemetery and Omps Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Hood
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jones Funeral Home
Paul J. Shanker
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Daniel Thomas Hickerson
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Daniel
Ella Beatty Hickerson
Lena A. Rutherford
Geneva Carroll
James Hickerson
Sunnyside Station
Bessie Lee Hickerson
Helen Robinson
Ranson
Margaret Luttrell
Albin
Virginia Brown
Winchester
Harry Hickerson
Daniel Hickerson, Jr
Mary Pomeroy
Bessie Pomeroy
Front Royal
Edwin Hickerson
Omps Funeral Home
James H. Huffaker
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Sonny Adam Puffinburger
Reynolds Store
Frederick County
Salem Methodist Church
F. Robert Armentrout
Bucky Kerns
Larry Kerns
Ernie Grouse
Linwood Puffinburger
Gary Miller
Garland Miller
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Salem Cemetery
Miss Reginia Reed Dies After Short Illness in Winchester
Reginia Reed died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She lived with the Godfrey Miller family at 5S Loudoun Street. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body rests at Jones Funeral Home.
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Reginia Reed
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Reed
Godfrey Miller
Loudoun St
Jones Feneral
Suspect In Shotgun Theft Arrested
Lloyd Lester Crouse a 19 year old of Cross Junction is jailed on suspicion of stealing a 12 gauge shotgun from Harry Fout of Gainesboro during apple picking season. Deputy Osborne Renner traced the gun to Crouse who sold it. He faces breaking and entering and petty larceny charges with bond set at 600 dollars and an arraignment in Frederick County court on Monday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lester Crouse
Cross Junction
Harry Fout
Gainesboro
Osborne Renner
Crouse
Frederick County
Man Injured as Two Auto Crashes Hit City Streets
A New York man was treated and released after a two car crash at the Boscawen and Washington Street intersection. Ronald Gerber of Fresh Meadows, N Y, sustained a head cut. Police report total vehicle damage in both crashes and charge Wayne Phelps with reckless driving after another morning collision on Boyd Avenue.
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New York
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ronald Gerber
Fresh Meadows
N.Y
John LeMarr
Gerber
Boscawen
Washington St
LeMarr
Allen Barley
Fred Hildebrand
Wayne C. Phelps
Boyd Ave
Holmes McFarland
F&M Bank Project Details Highlight Colonial Theme
The article outlines interior design for F&M showing early Colonial America motif with raised panel fixtures champagne white and gold draperies and a mural of the Shenandoah Valley around Winchester. J L Williams of Matthews NC is architect engineer and Howard Shockey and Sons are contractors.
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America
England
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Teller Line
J. L. Williams
Matthews, N.C
Howard Shockey and Sons
Youth, 18, Apprehended in Store Window Shooting
An 18 year old youth was apprehended after BB gun pellets pierced a plate glass window at Crumpton's Orthopedic Shop on Braddock Street. Police Captain Warren Rudolph and Officer Linwood Dunn found a pellet on the floor. The owner, James Wilkins, said the youth offered restitution and the case would be sent to the prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rudolph
Linwood Dunn
Crumpton
Braddock St
James Wilkins
Circuit Rider Speaks Friday At Capon Bridge
Dr. Sumner L. Martin, a 78 year old Methodist minister from Frankejlin, Indiana, travels on horseback to Baltimore as part of Saddle Bags East. He will speak at Capon Bridge and preach at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church with Rev J F Omps as pastor. His 45 day ride on Maudie a Palomino horse will pass through Winchester or Monday en route to the bicentennial celebration in Baltimore scheduled April 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner L. Martin
Franke Jlin
Ind
Indiana
Baltimore
Capon Bridge
J. F. Omps
Martin
United States
Maudie
Winchester
Johnson plan targets housing voting and jury bias in civil rights bill
The proposal aims to curb pattern discrimination by letting buyers sue sellers and landlords, open suburbs to Black residents, reform state and federal juries to end all white juries in the South, and make intimidation of desegregation efforts a federal crime with graduated penalties.
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Congress
South
Justice Department
Last All Negro School Closing in West Luray
LURAY AP The Page County School Board will close the remaining all Negro school in the county West Luray at the end of the current year. Superintendent S M Haga said fewer than 30 students are likely to apply in September, making continued operation unjustified. West Luray students will transfer to Luray Elementary for the 1966 67 session.
UT football players killed in Benton crash
Two University of Tennessee football players died and a third was seriously injured when their car collided head on with a tractor trail er truck on U S 411 four miles south of Benton Tennessee. The deceased were Tom Fisher 21 of Brooksville Florida and John Crumbacher 21 of West Middlesex Pennsylvania. Gerald Woods 21 of Milan Tennessee was hospitalized in serious condition. Driver of the truck David Conway 35 of Mt Sterling Kentucky sustained minor injuries. Spring practice at UT begins Monday.
Virginia Poll Tax Challenge Sparks Supreme Court Argument
The discussion centers on whether Virginia’s poll tax violates equal protection by imposing a voting prerequisite based on wealth and color. Black notes some discrimination may be allowed while others are barred, referencing 14th Amendment limits on poll taxes in federal elections. Virginia defends state authority to set qualifications as long as constitutional privileges aren’t infringed.
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Virginia
Recrd
Supreme Court
High Court
Alexandria
Spring Arrives With Varied Food Price Outlook
New York reports spring brings lower prices for pork turkey chicken and eggs while lamb may rise. Dairy prices trend higher due to reduced milk output. Produce impacted by cold weather with Florida vegetables and California spinach lagging. Mexico strawberry harvest disrupted. Peas applesauce pimento and king crab plentiful. canned asparagus creamed corn frozen broccoli tuna and oysters decline. Orange juice and concentrate offer lower prices than last year.
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New York
Florida
California
Mexico
Luckiest Guy In the World Viet Victim Remembered
Raymond E. Leighton wrote to his wife calling her the luckiest person in the world amid his Vietnam service. The Marine's death reached his family via a blue dress uniform notification. His letters spoke of their two young sons Mark and Ken and a home-cooked life he cherished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Leighton
Leighton
Viet Nam
Ken
Mark
Wall Street Dips But Stays Mixed In Moderate Trading
Wall Street opened unevenly in moderate trading with gains and losses around a point. The market paused after a five day advance as airlines and aero space issues showed softness while big names like American Telephone slipped to a new low for 1962 before recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Lionel
A.j.industries
Benguet
Polaroid
Boeing
General Dynamics
du Pont General Motors
Liggett & Myers
U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
American Telephone
Weather Today in Virginia With Cloudy Cooler Outlook
The forecast notes cloudy and cooler conditions in Virginia with occasional rain likely to end this afternoon. Highs will be in the 50s. Clearing and colder tonight with lows around 26 to 32. Friday will be partly cloudy and colder with highs in the 40s. Saturday looks fair with temperatures slowly rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Lakes
New England
Plains
Arizona
Texas
Fire damages back porch at 73 Charles Street
Fire damage to the back porch at 73 Charles Street was described as slight after a morning blaze. Fire inspector William Gochenour said the fire began while children played with matches, with Sarah Zane and Friendship fire companies responding at 9:45 a.m. The house is rented by Rev. Lee Moats from Janney Loy.
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Charles St
William N. Godenour
Sarah Zane and
Friendship Fire
Lee ‘Moats
Janney Loy
Gochenour
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Current Year
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 a m today March 14 1966. Year to date totals show 1 21 inches on 7 26. Long term averages from 52 years of data list monthly and annual figures including February 2 16 inches and March 3 07 inches with other months presented.
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Winchester Evening Star
D.T. Hickerson, Sr
Puffinburger Service
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Florists, Inc
Loudoun Street
F&m
Ike
Wearnen
AME
Earth
Weldwood
Louver
N. Cameron St
Associated P Low
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Wall Street
Baler Twine
H. McCormick
C.1. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Fleet & Co., Inc
E. Pall Malls
Rthur, Inc. Insurance
E. Boscawen St
Rosenberger
Alex House
Willow
John W. Rosenberger and Company, Inc
Commerce St
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