Obituaries from Winchester memorial area mourn three locals
Samuel S. Reed 73 Blue Mont died en route to Winchester Memorial Hospital after illness at work. Survived by widow Lillie Reed a son Kenneth two brothers four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Albert A. Smallwood 80 Martinsburg former Martinsburg mayor and railroad worker died at home. Survived by three children five grandchildren and five great grandchildren with extensive family. Mrs Mary A. Triplitt 78 Sumsmit Point died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Service Monday at Jones Funeral Home Mount Hebron burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. An 1775 note states iron production in the colonies was one seventh of Western world output.
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Samuel S. Reed
Bluemont
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Reed
Thomas
Rebecca Reed
Providence Chapel Methodist Church
Lillie M. Wiley Reed
Kenneth Leon Reed
Joseph Reed
Berryville
Thomas Reed
Albert A. Smallwood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Home Railroad
William St
Mr. Smallwood
W.W
Mary Elizabeth Elsen Smallwood
First Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
B & O Veterans Assn
Tuscarora Lodge
Margaret Elizabeth Appell
Sylvester A. Smallwood
Newport News
Barnett W. Smallwood
Leonard Hoffman
Rudolph Smallwood
Millwood
W.W. Smallwood, Jr
Berry Ville
Alma Royston
Omega Coffman
White Post
Lillie Lloyd
Charles Town
Brown Funeral Home
John Robert Stiff
Rosedale Cemetery
Mary A. Triplitt
Sumsmit Point
Jones Funeral Home
Charles H. Harless
Montford Messinger
Jack Messinger
Durwood Kidwell
Troy Houston
Harvey Kercheval
William Glascock
Mount Hebron Cemetery
RFK Quits Campaign Trail In Arizona Stop
Senator Robert F Kennedy ends a strenuous two week campaign sweep covering much of the nation. In Flagstaff he spoke to a dwindling crowd after a rough travel night and a nonfunctional sound system. He planned Indian education hearings in Arizona and a Phoenix fundraiser before a New York trip for rest.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Window Rock
Arizona
Ethel
Bobby
Kennedy
William Mahoney
Phoenix
Ghana
Presi
John F. Kennedy
Mahoney
New York
Johnson
Arzona
Funeral service for Bertie Miller in Frederick County
Miss Bertie Miller 79 of Route 5 died yesterday. A funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Hare officiating. She was born June 18 1889 in Frederick County. She is survived by brother Martin L. Miller niece Mrs Madeline Miller Grove and nephew S Vincent Miller. Pallbearers include W Marshall Teets Grover Teets Jr M H Rudolph Earl S Bailey Harman Brumback and George T Yeakley. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Bertie Miller
Route 5
Omps
Robert Hare
Miss Miller
Frederick County
Samuel and
Catherine E.crisman Miller
Martin L. Miller
Rt. 5
S. Vincent Miller
Winchester
Madeline Miller Grove
Hagerstown
W. Mareshall Teets
Grover Teets, Jr
M. H. Rudolph
Earl S. Bailey
Harman Brumback
George T. Yeakley
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Culpeper Man Held for Grand Jury
A 23 year old Culpeper man Billy Lee Whited was ordered held for a grand jury after a Shenandoah County Court hearing on charges of felonious assault and attempted rape. Bond set at 5000 dollars on each count. The grand jury will meet Monday. Whited allegedly shot a 14 year old Front Royal girl in a car on Va 758 near Woodstock on March 9. Sheriff Crisman testified Whited was arrested at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital where Whited brought the girl for treatment of a pistol wound to the left jaw.
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Woodstock
Culpeper
Shenandoah
William B. Allen, Jr
Billy Lee Whited
Whited
Philip Crisman
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Large Crowd Expected at Home Show Winchester Armory
Michael O'Brien, general chairman, said crowds were strong yesterday and larger crowds are expected tonight at the Home Show at Winchester Armory. Friday and Thursday winners included Robert D. Grove and Patti Holbrook for the radio and band prizes, with subsequent winners June Stradley and Marjorie McCoy. The show runs 6 to 10 p.m. tonight and 1 to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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Michael O’brien
Winchester Armory
Robert D. Grove
Berryville Ave
Patti Holbrook
Bufflick Heights
June Stradley
Boyce
Marjorie McCoy
Seven in Family Die in Crash Near Unionville Michigan
A panel truck and a car collided near Unionville eastern Michigan killing seven family members and a woman en route to Lenten services. The eight victims included Leo Parker and Barbara Parker and their children Mary Peggy John Susan and Kelly plus Mrs Fred Singer of Unionville. All died from crash injuries or burns as the vehicles plunged into a drainage ditch. no one survived. Mrs Singer was driving to St Josephs church for services.
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Unionville
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Lower Michigan
Leo Parker
Owendale
Barbara
Mary
Peggy
John
Susan
Kelly
Fred Singer
Saturn Launch Moved Up
The second Saturn 5 rocket launch was postponed again with a new target date of April 4. The delay marks the fifth postponement, totaling 14 days, for the world’s most powerful rocket at Cape Kennedy.
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Cape Kennedy
Man Treated After Crash on Rt 50 East
Olen Underwood, 57, was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after an automobile crash on Rt. 50 east at 5:38 p.m. about two and a half miles from the Winchester Rescue Squad headquarters. State Police investigated. further details unavailable. United States Panama Canal reference noted.
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Olen Underwood
Wincheser Memorial Hospital
Rt. 50 East
Winchester
Underwood
Weather Today Virginia Fair and colder tonight
Forecast for Virginia calls for fair skies and a cooler night with lows from 40 to 48. Sunday will be more cloudy and cooler with a chance of rain. Winchester notes show sunset at 6 34 p m and sunrise at 5 59 a m with moonset at 8 30 p m. First Quarter on April 5.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages across years and months
The report lists 24 hour rainfall to 8 30 am today with current year rainfall to date 5 97 inches and March totals. It provides five year and 55 year averages for monthly rainfall and ends with a quiz of ten questions and answers.
Chicago department store fires probe continues
Police stepped up street patrols as series of blazes hit three major downtown Chicago stores on Friday. Carson Pirie Scott suffered the heaviest damage with estimates near 20 million dollars, while Montgomery Ward and Wieboldt's also sustained extensive smoke and water damage. No injuries reported and arson squads joined the probe amid tightened security.
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Chicago
Carson Pirie Scott & Co
State
Madison
John T. Pirie Jr
Carson’s
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wieboldt’s, Inc
Madison Street
State Street
Severa
Carson
Ward’s
Wieboldt’s
Goldblatt’s
Louis Goldblatt
Robert J. Quinn
Svoboda Elected President of Czechoslovakia
Gen Ludvik Svoboda, 72, was elected president by the National Assembly with 282 of 288 votes. Described as Czechoslovak Eisenhower, he was nominated by the Communist party, replacing Antonin Novotny who was ousted during liberalization. Six deputies abstained and 12 were absent.
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Prague
Ludvik Svoboda
Czechoslovakia
National Assembly
Svoboda
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
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Winchester Evening Star
Triplitt
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Owmds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
Miss Bertie Miller
Mon
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Memois
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OFDER
Winston
Churchill
Bernard F. Groves
E. Bor _awen
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Quarles School
Commerce St
Winchester - Frederick County
Chamber OF Commerce
Weather Report
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
U.S
Dakotas
Mississippi River Valley
RFK
Miller Service
Tropical
Asia
M.J
Pat’’ Duffey
Paper Mill Rd
Saturn
Man
Panama Canal
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
the Press
Denmark
Washington, Irving
North
John Paul Jones
Sleepwalker
Philip II of Spain
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Wincheater
National Guard Armory
S&h
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock St
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