Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Willie E. Stinnett
Mrs. Willie E. Stinnett died at her son’s home in Long Beach. She leaves sons G Frank Stinnett and others, a sister Mrs. Harlan Kuhn of Berlin NY, and three grandchildren. Funeral by Rev W Holt Louder at Christ Episcopal Church, burial Mt Hebron Cemetery. Flowers omitted. contributions to Hospital Building Fund. Remains arrive Jones Funeral Home tonight at 8.
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Willie E. Stinnett
Stinnett
Long Beach
Danthe
Willi Saheels Blaskeniti
Winchester
G. Frank Stinnett
Christ Episcopal Church
Harlan Kuhn
Berlin
New York
Franklyn M. Stinsus
Jack Frothingham Stinnett
Margaret Lillian Stinnett
Meredith Lockhart 85 Dies at Home
Meredith Lockhart aged 85 of 14 Richards Ave died at his home early today. Born locally to Beverly and Katherine Lockhart, he belonged to Methodist Church the Golden Rule Bible Class the Friendship Fire Company and served for many years as county roads foreman. He retired as foreman and was a Frederick County Justice of the Peace for 12 years. His wife Ella died in 1952. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Earl Clark and Mrs Ralph Chrisman among others.
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Meredith Lockhart
Richards Ave
Beverly and Katherine
Friendship Fire Company
Lockhart
Frederick County
Ella Lockhart
Earl Clark
Ralph Chrisman
Mrs. B L Byers Dies at 87 in Charles Town and City
Mrs. B L Byers 87 widowed of Benjamin L Byers died at Hillcrest Nursing Home where she had resided since 1960. She born in Clarke County to Wright and Ann J Cochrane Wright. Survived by sister Nellie W Hoffman. Funeral Tuesday at Rose Hill Clearbrook with Rev Paul J Slonaker. pallbearers listed. Burial at cemetery. services under Bowles Rose Hill funeral homes.
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Alice G. Byers
Charles Town
Nellie W. Hoffman
Kurtz Funeral Home
S. Loudoun
St. Bowles
Rose Hill
Clearbrook
Paul J. Slonaker
EUB
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Vincent Hollis
Harry Haines
Carl T. Cather
B. B. Wright
Harry C. Kern
E. Earl Shade
Rose
Mrs. William H. Oden obituary from Front Royal area
Mrs. William H. Oden 77 of John Marshall Highway Front Royal widow of Wilam Henry Oden died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She survived by son Emmett Lee Oden four daughters two brothers six sisters 11 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with burial Prospect Hill. Pallbearers listed. No flowers.
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Mattie Lee Oden
John Marshall Highway
Front Royal
Wilam Henry Oden
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Charles and
Annie McDonald Sloat
Emmett Lee Oden
Willie Merceder
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lucian Kerns
Winchester
Charles Sloat
Jenny Sloat
Happy Creek
Rena Morrison
Bessie Cameron
Anna Mary Cox
Seat Pleasant
Genevieve Strother
Markham
Emma Fisher
Katie Ball
Arlington
Maddox Funeral Home
Charles Hughes
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Frank McDonald
Boyd Zest
Richard Marlowe
Tommy Hammock
Irving McDonald
Rufus Stoneberger
Graf, Board President, Freshman at Buffalo College
Jeannette K. Graf, president of the Tonawanda Board of Education, is also a freshman at the State University College of Education of Buffalo. The article notes her dual role in a city of 35 000 residents.
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Aun Oath
Tonawanda
N.Y
Jeannette K. Graf
Board of Education
State University College of Education of
Buffalo
Tractor overturns fatally on Joshua Place farm
Robert W. Luttrell of Cross Junction was killed when a farm tractor overturned onto him on the Joshua Place farm near Cross Junction. The report by Robert DeHaven notes the accident occurred in a farm setting.
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Robert W. Luttrell
Cross A
Shortl
Robert DeHaven
Joshua Place
Cross Junction
TV Set Taken From Motel Here
Police report a 17 inch Airline television set stolen from Shenandoah Motor Court on Valley Ave. The off white set, under a year old, was described by operator Mrs. Frank Yeakle.
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Shenandoah Motor Court
Valley Ave
Frank Yeakle
Negotiator Continues Push on Geneva Nuclear Talks
Washington pressures and diplomacy unfold as the Geneva negotiations press toward a cease fire in Laos and a permanent test ban. Kennedy and aides weigh risks of Soviet gains amid a tense U S Britain Soviet stance and planned 14 nation talks with India Canada and Poland.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
State Department
Heme
Washington
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Laos Cease-Fire Talks Target Quick Halt to War
Laos seeks a rapid cease-fire and a time for Vientiane and Pathet Lao discussions with Souvanna Phouma to pave a 14 nation Geneva peace conference. The United States and Britain will not attend until fighting ends. A three nation truce commission led by India and Sweden is due to supervise the cease-fire.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Geneva
Laos
United States
Britain
India
Vee Gee
Darest Tenadive mi Bbodi
Last-Ditch Struggle In Warsaw Ghetto Told
In Jerusalem a survivor quoted during Eichmann trial voices the Warsaw ghetto resistance story. Zivia Lubotkin recalls home made bombs and scarce ammo as Jewish fighters faced thousands of German troops. The audience watches as four potential witnesses are to be examined by Israel and the defense in the West German court.
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Jerusalem
Isrel
Warsaw Ghetto
Adolf Eichmann Joly
Zivia Lubotkin
Leis
Immedia
Presid
Musnibda
Robert Servatius
Israel
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
Franz Six
Hermann Krumey
Max Merten
Salonika
Greece
Foreign Ministry
Eberhard von Thadden
DAU
Sailing Vessel Albatross Sinks in Gulf Trapping Six Crew
The 92 foot Albatross sank 125 miles west of Key West during a training cruise from Progreso to Nassau. Six crew were trapped below deck while thirteen others, mostly teenage Americans, escaped to lifeboats. A freighter rescued survivors and Coast Guard crews searched for others. Ownership unclear, with one report noting a high school ownership and a Connecticut home port.
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Tampa
Gulf of Mexico
Progreso
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Nassau
Bahamas
Key West
Fla
Coast Guard
Connecticut
Ghana seeks UN Security Council seat
Ghana announced its candidacy for a two year term on the United Nations Security Council starting January 1. Ambassador Alex Quaison-Leggri Lackey said Ghana has support from the British Commonwealth and other delegates to succeed Ceylon on the council.
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United Nations
N. Y
Ghana
Lination U. N. Security Council
Alex Quaison- Lackey
British Commonwealth
Incomplete Briefing on Cuba Laos Crisis Timeframe
Sen Frank Church of Idaho criticized the Cuba exile invasion as poorly conceived and warned that communism cannot be defeated by arms in Latin America. Dean Rusk, under Fulbright scrutiny, will return for further briefing on Laos and Cuba as CIA operations draw questions.
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Dean Rusk
Laos
Cuba
Fulbright
Frank Church
Ldaho
Church
Latin America
CIA
Senoy Gadein Etaeuss Cliknoere Group
Operatee Os Eres Dae
Blue Cross Blue Shield Office Moves to New Winchester Quarters
The Winchester office of Blue Cross Shield has moved to 133 W. Boscawen St. Willis H. Ligon III, district manager, notes the office was in the Medical Arts Building for several years. Blue Cross Blue Shield explains dues fund member benefits.
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Winchester
Blue Cross Shield
W. Boscawen St
Willis H. Ligon
Medical Arts
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rotary Host to Handley Seniors at Luncheon Meeting
The Rotary Club will entertain the Handley School senior class at its weekly luncheon tomorrow at 1 p.m. The event takes place at the George Washington Hotel with the host club organizing the program and refreshments.
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Rotary
Handley Seniors
Rotary Club
Handley School
George Washington Hotel
Grain futures mixed as soybeans rise in Chicago market
AP reports a mostly steady to up grain futures session in Chicago with soybeans gaining a few cents per bushel. May soybeans at 3.30 31, other grains showing modest changes alongside regional prices for Virginia and Maryland markets.
Chicago hog and cattle prices at Chicago livestock market
Hogs totaled 9 000 with butchers steady to 25 cents lower and varied sales by weight. 190 to 230 lb butchers 17.00 to 17.75. 230 to 260 lb 16.00 to 16.75. 260 to 300 lb 15.50 to 16.25. sows 14.50 to 15.50 for 300 to 400. 13.75 to 14.75 for 400 to 600. Cattle and calves show steers steady to strong with 1 050 to 1 450 lb steers at 25.25 to 27.50. 900 to 1 400 lb at 23.50 to 25.00. good 21.75 to 23.00. heifers 17.75. bulls 18.50 to 21.00. vealers 25.00 to 30.00. feed steers 20.50 to 23.00. Sheep 500 with lambs at 15.00. 106 lb pelts at 14.50. ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Chamber backs antitrust ethics statement at annual meeting
The Chamber of Commerce approved a business ethics statement with a postscript urging labor be restrained. Retiring President Motley warned antitrust laws should not be used for overreach or harassment. Britain’s Scilly Isles lie near Newfoundland with a subtropical climate due to the Gulf Stream.
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Washington
U.S
Chamber
Ee Chamber
Arthur H. Motley
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Motley
Hodges
Britain
Scilly Isles
Newfoundland
May Auction Listings Across Winchester and Surrounding Areas
A sales directory listing multiple auctions in and around Winchester on May dates. Items include furniture, appliances, livestock, farm machinery, real estate, guns, and household goods. Auctioneers named include Orndorff Cole Snider Duvall and Cole again, with locations from Frederick County Court House to Berryville and Rio West Virginia.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Pri
Stan Haworth
DST
Connievance
N. Euclid Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Silvania Ritenour
Berryville Ave
Charles R. Duvall
Robert K. Woltz
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
E. T. Snider
Eddie Stickel
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
John F. Anderson
Greenwood Orchard & Farm
William B. Sager, Jr
Rio
W.va
North River Road
Kenneth Bucklew
Robert F. Tritapoe
Glaize Ave
Underwood
Greenspring
Charles Duvall
J. K
New River
Beckley
W. Va
Weather Today Virginia Fair Cool With Frost Tonight
Virginia forecast calls for fair and cool conditions with scattered frost Tonight low 34 to 40 degrees Thursday will bring some cloudiness and warmer air The period through May 8 will run about five degrees below normal with modest temperatures and little day to day change Rain chances appear Friday or Saturday Winchester skies record May 3 include sunset 7 07 p m sunrise 5 11 a m and moonrise 10 17 p m Last Quarter May 7
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Virginia Fair
Winchester
Rainfall Averages By Month For 48-Year Span
Rainfall data show May through current period totals and monthly averages over 48 years. Notable values include high rainfall in October at 5.25 inches and steady levels across late summer core months.
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Jacob Mast
S. J. Goode
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lal
Teva Sutter Steen
Snellings
Nanengueat
Braddock
B. L. Byers
William H. Oden
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
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Mss
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Florists
Tne
Butte
Corj
E. Piccadilly
Chicago Grain
Virginia
Richmond (Ap
VDA
Richmond Area
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Fred Robinson
N. Kent St
Stan Haworth Auction CO
Warrenton, Va
Southern States
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Stephens City
Stephens City Cooperative, Inc
Stephens City, ‘Va
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Glaize
BRO
N. Cameron 8
J. Winchester
F.H.A
Shorty
Billmyer
Esreichte
Stepherns City
Euclid Ave
D.S.T
Kenmore
Bassett
Motorolaa
T.V
Maytag
American Flyer
Connie Vance
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