Deaths and funeral notices in Winchester and area
Deaths include Mrs. Flossie Harris Porter of 8 Freemont Street and John Edward Wiles of Washington. Porter, born in Bentonville, leaves four daughters, a son, two sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Third Zion Baptist Church Success Wednesday at 2 pm (EST). Wiles, 12, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiles, buried in Providence Cemetery after services in Berryville. Florence Winona Prather of Winona West Virginia funeral at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg and burial at Mount Hebron North Winchester.
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Flossie Harris Porter
Freemont St
Nelli Phillips
Detroit
Mich
Dessie Harris
Fron Royal
Third Zion Baptis Church
Success
Felix Davenport
Charles Jackson
Harry Wedlock
Giles Lavander
Jessie Delgare
Richard Freeman
Robert Davenport
Cartwright Funeral
Tomorr
John Edward Wiles
Washington
Casualty Hospital
Mr. Wiles
Lewistown
Howard Wiles
Ollie Mercer
John H. Enders
Berryville
Harvey E. Hall
Providence Chapel
Clarke Coun
Florence Winona Prather
Wuonat
W. Va
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
H. M. Strickland
Mount Hebrow Ery
Winchester
Funeral services held for George Orndorff 51 of Route 5
George Orndorff 51 of Route 5 died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born May 1 1913, married Virginia Fowler May 6 1940 in Winchester, and worked for the city of Winchester. Survived by wife, mother, five children, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral conducted Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home by Rev Stannard E Phelps.
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George Orndorff
Route 5
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Orndorff
Henry Orndorff
Carhéline Tharpe Orndorff
Virginia Fowler
Winchester
City of
Church of Nazarene
Edward Orndorff
George L., Orndorff
Samuel Orndorff
Dorothy V. Orndorff
Harvey G. Orndorff
Lottie Boyd
Grace Shull
Maynard Orndorff
Luther Orndorff
Marshall Orndorff
Berryville
Cross Junction
Jones Funeral Home
Stannard E. Phelps
Boy Looked Lost and Cold Motive in NYC Child Find
New Brunswick police decide how to handle James Savage a 17 year old dishwasher who found Timothy Hughes 3 near the World’s Fair and drove him 25 miles to his Woodbridge room where the boy was found unharmed. Timothy had been missing in Flushing Queens since Saturday with his father Gerard mother Lorraine and brother Richard 7.
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New Brunswick
N.J
York City
James Savage
Timothy Hughes
Woodbridge
Savage
Middlesex County
Timothy
Queens
N.Y
Gerard
Lorraine
Richard
New York
Flushing
Local Woman Burns in Mystery Accident
Mrs. James M. Hurley of 318 Mosby Street was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after sustaining second and third degree burns. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad said she was taken there yesterday. No details were available on how the injury occurred.
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James M. Hurley
Mosby St
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Revival Services At Paper Mill Rd Church Of Christ
Revival meetings run this week at Paper Mill Road Church of Christ meeting at the U A W Union Hall Building. Evangelist Thomas Biggs of Williamston North Carolina will speak nightly through May 10 with music by the Young Peoples Choir and area congregations. Terry R Tuttle will lead services. Theme centers on The Restoration of New Testament Christianity As It Was in The First Century. Free transport offered at 662 1466. Sunday 1 PM covered dish picnic at Winchester Recreation Park Lion’s Pavilion with devotional period.
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Paper Mill Road Church of Christ
U.A.W. Union Hall
Thomas Biggs
Williamston
N. C
Biggs
Roanoke Bible College
Elizabeth City
Church of Christ
Williamstown
Bible College
U.S. Air Force
Young Peoples
Terry R. Tuttle
Winchester Recreation Park
The
Lion’s Pavillion
Weather Summary Virginia Today and Five Day Outlook
Clear tonight with a low in the mid to upper forties. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 70. Wednesday looks fair and mild. The five day forecast shows temperatures about two to four degrees below normal with light rainfall possible late in the week. Rainfall in the past 48 hours was none.
Supreme Court Frees Woman Over Spike Microphone Evidence
The Supreme Court overturned Catherine Clinton's Norfolk conviction for keeping a house of prostitution after ruling the spike microphone in her wall violated the Fourth Amendment. Justice Clark led the majority 8-1 with Justice White dissenting, citing earlier rulings on covert recording.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Norfolk, Va
Catherine Clinton
Norfolk
District of Columbia
Tom C. Clark
High Court
Virginia
Byron R. White
High Court declines to hear school integration case
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a Duval County Florida school case upholding nonracial school operation including personnel assignment. A 2 1 circuit panel in New Orleans had ruled the 1954 55 decisions covered personnel, not just student admission. The ruling stands.
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Washington
Reme
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Board of Public Instruction
Duval County
Fla
Jacksonville
Circuit
Circuit Court
U.S. Circuit
New York
Cincinnati
Busy Nashville Woman Smashes Car Headlights Found
Police report three days of complaints about a wandering woman seen with a baseball bat smashing headlights at cars on a busy Nashville street. Separate note mentions a vast earthquake zone spanning West Indies to Himalayas.
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Nashville, Tenn
West Indies
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Himalayas
East Indies
Justices Decline Gary School Desegregation Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to rule on whether school boards must assign Negro and white students to achieve racial balance. Gary Indiana argued current attendance created segregation. the appellate ruling from Chicago upheld the district policy of assigning students by residence, leaving the circuit decision intact.
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Washington
Sue’preme Court
Mrust
Gary
Ind
Counciel
Chicago
Soviet Orders Time Magazine Office Closed
Moscow reports the Soviet government ordered Time magazine to shut its office and demanded its correspondent depart the country within days. Officials cited the magazine’s editorial board as trying to sour relations between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Time Magazine
Eutalitiel
U.s.8.r
Hal U.S.A
Poem Coded Clues Trace Classical Names
A compact verse lists prompts from 1 to 10 referencing poets scholars and places. Items include St Andrew McKinley Kiss Ivanhoe Buenos Aires John Milton Dean Rusk and a claim of False or very slow under a playful riddle format.
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Dean Rusk
Hundreds Attend AACA Shenandoah Region Dinner
The Shenandoah Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America held its sixth annual antique car meet at Handley Boulevard with over 400 attendees. Edgar E. Rohr of Manassas spoke as president and Ernie Bill of Cockeysville received a plaque for his 1912 Packard, the most popular car. Luci Johnson, Queen Mandah XXXVII, opened the meet with a ribbon cutting. The event drew more than 300 owners and featured brief remarks by Winchester officials.
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Lee-Jackson
Shenandoah
Antique Automobile Club of America
Edgar E. Rohr
Manassas
AACA
Winchester
J. Thomas Boyd
Claude
Ernie Bill
Cockeysville
Handley Blvd
Mro Loring
Luci Johnson
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Mrs
Flossie Porter
John E. Wiles
Johns-Manville
Corraux
Paper Mill Rd
Chugh. of Christ
St. Andrew
McKinley
Ivanhoe
Buenos Aires
John Milton
C.J. Brumback and Sons
Cameron St
S Springs
Pittsburgh
M Jersey Crear
Bert Crating
Proaten
Deley Palin
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Northern
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