Obituaries from Winchester area mark multiple funerals
The notices announce funeral services for James Thomas Feltner 80 of Berryville John H Enders Funeral Home led by Father Ruth with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. James T Feltner Jr and others survive with a large family and pallbearers named. Also listed are services for John E Shull 67 a Winchester plasterer at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Albert C Hottle 71 of Woodstock died in a Winchester nursing home with burial in Harrisville Cemetery at a later date. Claudine R Lovett 69 of Valley Ave dies midweek with services at Jones Funeral Home and burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Thomas Feltner
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Ruth
Mr. Feltner
Loudoun County
Archibald
Frances Shepherd Feltner
Clarke County
Ruth H. Longerbeam
Wilbur M. Feltner
Winchester
Vivian Moriarity
Manasses
Jacqueline Mergler
Belmont
Long Island
N.Y
James T. Feltner Jr
Charles Town
W.va
Mary Ridge
Way of
Hazel Ellyett
Jack Moriarity
Garland Ridgeway
Ben Longerbeam
John Slater
George Link
John Milleson
Green Hill Cemetery
Shull
Walnut Springs
Sidney Shull
Eddie Shull
Karen Hinkle
Jones Funeral Home
Conrad J. Christianson
Larrick Hockman
Henry A. Lowry
Winfred H. Cr
Albert C. Hottle
Mr. Hottle
Woodstock
William Henry
Virginia Sager Hottle
Brethren Church
Sarah Ellen Burner
Hatte Nichole
Boyce
Claudine R. Lovett
Valley Ave
Charles Willard
Robert W. Pierce
Thomas C. Glass
Daniel W. Riley
F. L. Sargent, Jr
Wilbur O. Riley, Jr
Claude M. Grove
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Cathedral Carillon At Washington Cathedral Details
The Washington Cathedral carillon houses 53 bells. The largest bell weighs 12 tons, while the smallest weighs 15 pounds.
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Washington Cathedral
Funeral Services Schedule Noted for Three Individuals
Funeral notices list services for Mrs Catherine Shackelford Saturday at 11 00 A.M. at Jones Funeral Home Beverley Dale Good Saturday at 1 30 P.M. at Calvary Church of the Brethren and Mr John E Shull Sr and Mrs Claudine R Lovett Saturday at 3 30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Shackelford
Beverley Dale
Calvary Church of the Brethren
John E. Shull, Sr
Jones Funeral Home
Claudine R. Lovett
Bergamot Tree Yields Oil Used in Perfume Making
The Bergamot citrus tree, grown mainly in Italy, yields oil from its rind essential to perfume and cologne production.
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Italy
Cologne
Winchester Hosts Largest Ever Shenandoah Car Meet
The Eleventh annual Shenandoah Region event draws nearly 600 antique cars at Winchester Recreation Park with Queen Shenandoah XLII cutting the ribbon. Other activities include a Fort Lee Band concert, crafts at Ward Plaza, a country music show in Winchester Armory, and a banquet at Lee-Jackson Ballroom. Exhibits open to the public.
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United States
Queen Shenandoah
Pageant of Prudence Justice Draws Queen to Handley Bowl
A colorful pageant in Handley Bowl featured Queen and Byrd with 1600 children from Winchester and nearby counties. Ambassadors from Ecuador and local groups performed as the band played God Save the Queen and a grand finale honored the nation. A second performance was held this morning.
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Prather
Ecuador
Carlos Mantilla - Ortega
Handley Bowl
Handley Band
Herald Buglers
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
John Mosby Academy
Front Royal
Crowds Remain Calm During Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester Police Captain Warren Rudolph reported no major trouble in the city during the Apple Blossom Festival so far. He noted about a dozen arrests for public drunkenness or minor traffic violations, and cited an accidentally broken window at the S and H Green Stamps Center on Loudoun Street from the Firemen's Parade last night.
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Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
S & H Green Stamps Center
Loudoun St
Mustang Club Rally Sunday at Ward Plaza
The Valley Mustang Club hosts an Apple Blossom Rally this Sunday. Registration opens at 11 a.m. with the first car departing at noon. Trophies will be awarded to the first five finishers and a free beef barbecue follows.
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The
Valley Mustang Club
Ward Plaza
New Idea In Driver Licenses
Richmond AP reports Virginia plans to issue new plastic automobile operator licenses starting in July. John Hanna director of the Virginia Highway Safety Division says the cards will resemble credit cards and will be used to imprint violator names and addresses onto summons with federal grant support of 87000 dollars matched by state funds.
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Richmond
John Hanna
Virginia Highway Safety Division
Hanna
Wivr Radio
Virginia
U.S. Department of Transportation
Jit Parade Shines With Fire Engines Bands and Apple Blossom Fun
A sunny parade delighted attendees as red white and green fire engines led the route. Nearly 3 000 marching units and bands with majorettes entertained from Hands High School grounds to Ward Plaza for a fireworks show and Apple Blossom dances afterward.
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Mr. Louvin
Handley ‘High School
Ward Plaza
Shenandoah Valley Festival Crowns Miss Virginia at Pageant
The annual festival drew about 3,000 to Handley Bowl for a pageant featuring Miss Cherie Davis of Shenandoah Conservatory lineage, escorted by Senator Byrd and crowned by Senator Byrd of West Virginia. Visiting mayors and honorary chiefs appeared in parade divisions as diplomats and state officials mingled at events in Winchester.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
West Virginia
Byrd
Charleston Conference Chief Ties Violence to protests
Abernathy, jailed since last Friday with 97 others, faces contempt hearings after violating a state injunction limiting pickets at Medical College Hospital and Charleston County Hospital. The 400 strikers push for union recognition and higher wages from 1.30 to 2.05 dollars an hour. By 1861 Virginia boasted 1,800 miles of railroad, the most in the South.
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Abernathy
Clarence E. Singletary
Medical College Hospital
Charleston County
Apple Idea Contest Awards Highlight Community Event
Ladies from Virginia and West Virginia heard Mrs. Brown urge women to lead at home and in the community. Highlights included winners in the Apple Idea Contest with Mrs. Robert Waring and Mrs. Henry Brumback tying for handmade apple articles, plus awards for an apple tray and a top apple ideas list.
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Robert Waring
Baltimore
Henry Brumback
Winchester
J. P. Alexander
Fairfield
Frederickston
Mt. Jackson
Alfred Snapp, Jr
Weather Outlook For Virginia And Winchester
The forecast calls for clear tonight in Virginia with a low near 45 and sunny warmer conditions Saturday with highs around 80 to 85. The five day outlook shows above normal temperatures with mid 70s highs and mid 50s lows. A shower risk exists Tuesday and Wednesday. otherwise little or no precipitation.
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Virginia
Winchester
Arctic Circle oil strike suggests huge north slope reserves
The report notes oil strikes above the Arctic Circle on the north slope of the 49th state indicating large underground reserves beneath the tundra. It also tabulates 24 hour rainfall to 8 30 am and long term rainfall averages across years and months.
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Arctic Circle
49Th State
West Virginia Girl Wins Apple Pie Baking Contest
Miss Sherry Wasson 17 of Hedgesville High School won the Apple Blossom Festival 13th annual Apple Pie Baking contest for high school girls at James Wood High School. Twelve runners up from MD PA WV competed, with prizes including silver bowls and gifts from local sponsors.
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Sherry Wasson
Hegesville
W.va
James Wood High School
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Frances Bolyard
Frederick
Diana Dillman
Gettysburg
Barbara Dodson
Clarke County
Berryville
Connie Rogers
Keyser
W. Va
Wasson
Evelyn Henshaw
Norfolk
Norfolk Tour Information Bureau
Clearbrook Woolen Co
National Fruit Product Co
Winchester - Frederick County
Pie Baking
James F. Laise
Kathryn Watson
James Wood
Ruth Sutphin
Bruce Porterfield
John Milleson, Jr
E. J. Hutton
Charles F. Pietsch
Mattie Kessler
Richmond
Lavetta Fraley
Hagerstown
Easter Headache and Navy Chewing Esperanto on Rivers
Easter headlines compare strain and discipline as the U S Navy confronts a puzzle of language and travel. By chewing it observers note the solution lies in Esperanto influenced routes along the Tigris and Euphrates. Mountain ranges including the Alps Pyrenees Caucasus Balkans and Apennines frame a northern sea context near Evangeline and the Himalayan region.
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U.S. Navy
Esperanto
Tigris
Euphrates
Alps
Pyrenees
Caucasus
Balkans
Apennines
North Sea
Evangeline
Himalayan
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Shell Service
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Mr. Shull
Edward B
Sidney Hamilton Shull
Zelda Pingley
Phews
Omps Funeral Home
Harrisville Cemetery
Maurertown
Jones Funeral, Home, Inc
Mermorinis OF
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Omds Funeral Home
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Albert C
the Order
Mappy Holt
Jane Hyde
Lucy White
Katherine Scully
Anne Hortenstine
Hardin
Frederick County
Shenandoah College
Musselmah High School
Warren County
Loudoun Valley
Strasburg High School
Oldfield Dance Studio
Romney
Ewing Dance Studio
Miss Joan’s
Gay Hill
Eaton Group
Dixettes
Cumberland, Md
Musselman
Senseny Road
Sylvia Washington
Winchester S
Mustang Club Rally
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
U.S. Rt. 50
John Deere
N. Loudoun St
Glaize
Washington
Carlos Mantilla Ortega
of the Nations
Marshall
Charleston
Southern
F. Byrd, Jr
Senor Byrd
U.S
Nate
Trace
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Texas
Florida
Lakes Area
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Winchester Apple Growers Association
Truman Nold
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Lalize & Bro
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