Obituaries from Winchester area list Fishel Miller Triplitt Stickley
Charles Edward Fishel of Star Tannery dies after long illness at 80. Miss Bertie Miller of Route 5 dies at 89. Mrs. Mary A. Triplitt of Summit Point dies at 78. Granville Stickley of Strasburg dies in auto crash at 27. Marco Polo noted at age 17 beginning travels lasting 24 years.
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Charles Edward Fishel
Star Tannery
Winchester
Mr. Fishel
William Henry
Jenetta McKilwee Fishel
Gravel Springs, Lutheran Church
Jemina Bell Racey
Carl W. Fishel
Minnie V. Mc
George Rudolph
Grover Racey
Jack Colvin
Forrest McKlwee
Stover
Strasburg
Stern Indicted in Fatal Stabbing Trial May 24
A special grand jury indicted Thomas Shirley Stern in Corpora tion Court for murder in the fatal stabbing of Eugene Wedlock, 33, of 107 W Leicester St, on March 8. Stern pleaded innocent at arraignment and a May 24 trial date was set. Griffin faces felonious assault for shooting Eddie Crawford White, 45, of 420 Chase St, on March 9, with arraignment set for April 4.
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Corporation Court
Thomas Shirley Stern
Eugene E. Wedlock
Leicester St
Freddie Lee Griffin
Eddie Crawford White
Chase St
Stern
Elliott D. Marshall
David G. Simpson
Judge Marshall
Griffin
Mr. Simpson
Jerry C. Ranels
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
J. Shoeneman, Inc
Plummer
Infant John Shumaker Graveside Service Held
A graveside service was held for John Anthony Shumaker infant son of Mary Ann Carper Shumaker and Eugene Shumaker. He was born and died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The service occurred at 11 a.m. at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester conducted by Rev Harvey Hall.
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Bertie Miller
Route 5
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Miller
Frederick County
Samuel
Catherine E. Chrisman Miller
Martin L. Miller
S. Vincent Miller
Winchester
Madeline Miller Grove
Hagerstown
Omps
Robert Hare
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mary A. Triplitt
Summit Point
W. Va
Triplitt
Bloomery
Henry
Elizabeth Orndorff Berksheimer
Charles Irvon Triplitt
Kernstown Methodist Church
George Reading
Great Berrington
Mass
Darrell Triplitt
Los Angeles
Calif
R. L. Cooper
Miami
Fla
C. D. Kerns
Charles W. Triplitt
W.R. Michael
Jones Funeral Home
John Anthony Shumaker
Mary Ann Carper Shumaker
Boyce
Eugene Shumaker
Mark
Janies. Carper
Sheila Dunlap
Kermit Sisk
Mary Jane ‘Sisk
Terry Sisk
Rena Sisk
Dennis Sisk
Secrets and Survival Systems Mentioned in F111A Flight Loss
The report discusses F111A features including terrain-following radar and automated bombing systems, turbofan engines, and afterburners. It notes a search and rescue operation for the missing aircraft and explains the cockpit ejector capsule that carries the pilot and co pilot to safety by parachute.
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U.S
Wall Street Advances Mixed as Dow Little Change
Wall Street opened with uneven gains on the New York Stock Exchange where about 130 issues advanced. Major movers included Burroughs, Schenley, and Control Data with fractional up moves, while gold miners declined as the Stockholm conference began.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Burroughs, Schenley
Control
Stockholm
Farmer Co-Ops Honored For Outstanding Contribution
More than 300 stockholders and friends of Shenandoah Production Credit and the Federal Land Bank Associations of Winchester attended a Lee Jackson Restaurant event Wednesday night. A bronze medallion was presented to Howard A. Duncan and Rowland B. Fisher, presidents of the Federal Land Bank and P.C.A., by Warren R. Fankhanel of the Federal Land Bank and the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore.
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Shenandoah Production Credit
Federal Land Bank Associations of
Winchester
Lee
Gas line damaged at Crown Cork & Seal by pass project
Clear Brook Fire Co supplied aid as a four inch natural gas line to Crown Cork & Seal was damaged and later repaired. A Shenandoah Gas spokesman said service would be restored this afternoon after the line was flattened during by-pass work. The incident also affected the Frederick Motor Co and a local resident.
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Crown Cork & Seal Alsow
Shenandoah Gas
Afernoon
The
Frederick Motor Co
Memphis Unrest Follows March Violence Leaves One Dead
Police say a splinter group of Negro youths sparked looting after a peaceful march in Memphis. A 16 year old Larry Payne was shot and killed during clashes as police used clubs and riot gas. Over 150 arrests and 50 injuries reported. a bus driver was stabbed and bus service halted.
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Frank Holloman
Memphis
Larry Payne
Payne
Holloman
Memphis Transit Authority
Annotated Chaucer golf senate Great Britain
True. Annotated. Chaucer. Golf. Senate. Great Britain. 16th. Dr. Luther L, Terry. West Point, N.Y. (U.S. MIL, ACAD.) Second Lieutenant.
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Great Britain
Luther L, Terry
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Mil, Acad
Pack 9 Receives New Charter At Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Pack 9 was presented its new charter last Tuesday at the Blue and Gold Banquet hosted by the Holiday Inn East. Scout Executive Vernon LaBarre presented awards to Rev Edward Taylor sponsoring pastor of Market St Methodist Church and attendees included Scott Atkin Lakey Sempeles Mrs Ray mond Marucs and several Den Mothers and leaders. Various Cubs earned Wolf Gold Arrow Webelor and Bear awards along with one and two year service pens. Kirk Shipers received the Webelor Award and Artist Award.
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Holiday Inn East
Vernon LaBarre
Edward Taylor
Market St. Methodist Church
Scott Atkinson
Lakey Sempeles
Raymond Marucs
Lewis Costellow
Stephen Bailey
Robert Willis
Jackie
Pack 9
Boy Scouts
James Gordon
Brian Gunter
Robert Shields
George Sempler
Hector del Compo
Webster
Mike Fuller
Lynn Carter
Louie Costello
Stanley Zuckerman
D. B. Combs
Lenny Anner
Shelly Dawkins
Webelor
Kirk Shipers
Cub Scouting
David Bloon
Kevin Herring
Haywood Manuel
Steven Rader
Robert Edwards, Jr
Bill Hancock
John Wood
D. B. Kremer
Jay Baccary
Todd Pierce
Tag Shiley
Gary Brant
Don
Eugene Gunter
Robert Edwards
Aaron Zuckerman
J. R. Shields
Lawrence Rader
Strother Shiley, Jr
Donald Combs
Robert Pierce
Cocos Island Treasure Legend Still Unproved
Cocos Island off Costa Rica is famed as a pirate treasure repository with legends of buried gold near its shores. No treasure has ever been located despite numerous searches and long-standing theories about hidden caches.
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Cocos Island
Costa Rica
Virginia Weather: Warm Soaring Weekend Forecast
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Virginia sees five day outlook with above normal temperatures. Daytime highs expected 75 to 80 degrees outside mountains and 70 to 74 in the mountains.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages Over Past Years
Rainfall in the last 24 hours at 8 30 am shows none. March rainfall to date is 3 32 inches. Five year totals show 1963 33 46 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 32 1967 36 48. Monthly averages list January through December around 2 41 to 3 78 inches. The 55 year January to December average is 36 50 inches.
Police Probe Firing of Shot Here
A man fired a shot from his car near the Richard Radiator Shop on Paper Mill Road around 8:30 p m. He collapsed then rose and drove away Elvis the scene and a deputy sheriff said witnesses believed he had been drinking. Police are continuing the investigation.
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Richard Radiator
Paper Mill Road
Sheriff’s Office
Harry E. Richards
Richards
Fruit Growers Set Annual Meeting
The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual dinner meeting on April 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Winchester Golf Club. Featured speaker is Clark Ghiselin of the Citrus Industrial Council of Lakeland, Florida. Two directors will be elected and officers chosen for the coming year. current president is H. Delmer Robinson Jr.
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Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Assn
Winchester Golf Club
Clark Ghiselin
Citrus Industrial Council of
Lakeland, Fla
H. Delmer Robinson, Jr
Clothing and cash missing from Hodgson Dress Shop
Winchester police report an undetermined amount of clothing and a small sum of money stolen from the Margaret L. Hodgson Dress Shop on S Loudoun Street Wednesday night. There was no forced entry. suspects exited via a rear door. The building office was ransacked and inventory is underway as Officers Mauck and Armstrong investigate.
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Winchester
Margaret L. Hodgson
S. Loudoun St
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Winchester Evening Star
Charles E. Fishel
Miss Bertie Miller
Mrs
Charles Triplitt
Granville L. Stickley
Granville Louis Stickley
Brown St
Mr. Stickley
Emma Barb Stickley
Waldorf, Md
Preston Stickley
Front Royal
Virgil Stickley
Middletown
Buryl Stickley
Shirley Stickley
Beverly Stickley
Oxon Hill
Anna McGraw
Waldorf
Marie Wendle
Perryville
Strasburg Christian Church
Harry M. Crim
David C. Derby
Carl Rinker, Jr
Jacob Kern
Kenneth Mason
John Rennie
Donnie Nofsinger
Robert Taff
Julian Hammond
Ronnie Hamemond
Norman Palmer
Alfred Vann
James Mitchell
Bud Funk
Lebanon Church
Marco Polo
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Mon
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Membre the Onveed
Winston Churchill
Bernard F
Boscawen St
Seutistasns
Oun
Ater Viet
Lother
Winchester, Virginia
Weather Report
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Alonzo Gene Butler
Melvin Eugene Wilt
David Wayne Humbertson
Andrew J. Vincent
Commonwealth
Dabney W
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Capluses
Ranels
Wilt
William Walter Plummer
Shumaker Infant
Wall Street
Lockheed
American Telephone
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