Deaths and Funerals in Winchester and Vicinity
Obituaries list services for John Clarke Marshall 57 of Winchester and others including Herman Keith Embrey Samuel L. Lee Jr Frank Julian Lineburg Ethel Cox and families. Funeral arrangements span Kurtz Oakey Jones Omps and McKee homes with burials at Mountain View Shenandoah Memorial and St John’s cemeteries in Virginia and West Virginia communities.
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Ohn Clarke Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Martinsville
John W
Lelia Clark Marshall
Baltimore Corps of Engineers
Winchester
Christian Church
Maroo
Thelma Fudge
John H. Muller
Park Ridge
Herman Keith Embrey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Wil A. Lyons
Edgar Spicer
Frank Kerns
Wilbur Py@er
Arley Oates
Ray Wilkins
James Miller
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Frank Julian Lineburg
Harold F. Fuller
John P, Nail
Basil F, Cooper
John W, Larrick, III
Marco McIlwee
Lawrence E. Clowser
Loring R. Nail
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral Services for Werman Embrey and Frank Lineburg
Funeral services scheduled for Werman K Embrey Thursday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home and Frank Julian Lineburg Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc arrangements incomplete local obituaries note Sadie Hurley pending further details
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Sadie Hurley
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
R P Smith Former Potomac Edison Leader Dies
R Paul Smith 75 died in Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Md after a three month illness. Past president of Potomac Edison System 1932 1957 served on its Board of Directors 1957 1963. He led Massanutten Military Academy Finance Committee and was Bridgewater College Alumnus of the Year 1951. Survived by three daughters seven siblings. Died today funeral held Saturday at Christ Evangelical Reformed Church Hagerstown burial Rest Haven Cemetery.
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Ethel Cox
Summit Point
W. Va
Thomas Roland Cox
Cox
Kirby
Eddie
Minnie McKee Es
Roland Cox
Irvin Cox
John Cox
Germany
Margaret Schafer
Herffelle
N.J
Mary Shepherd
Berryville
Frances Cox
Catherine Cox
Thomas Cox
Clinton Cox
Virginia Cox
New Jersey
Irvin C. Haines
Rose Hawes
McKee
Augusta
David Weaver
Methodist Church
John H. Enders
Mountain Vale
R. Paul Smith
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Smith
Potomac Edison System
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Bridgewater College
Christ Evangelical Reformed Church
Rest Haven Cemetery
Man Wanted In Slaying Returns Home
Allan L. Tarr 60, a metallurgist, returned to his Fairfax County Cape Cod cottage carrying a blood stained knife used in the slaying of his wife Gloria 54 a schoolteacher. Tarr faced murder charges with bail set at 620000 and admitted the weapon as police described.
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Alexandria
Allan L. Tarr
Maine
Cape Cod
Coventry Rd
Fairfax County
Tarr
William L. Durerer
Gloria
Dure Rer
Resolution Would Expel U.S. Envoy
A Buenos Aires draft resolution asks the Argentine Senate to expel U.S. Ambassador Robert McClintock over comments on Argentinian contract cancellations. The ambassador is to be replaced by Edwin Martin as U.S. officials note investments are affected.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Robert McClintock
Arturo
Illia
Peoples Radical Civic Union
McClintock
Edwin Mar
Tin
el Territorio
Posadas
Stephens City
Johnson urges business help to push public works drives
Johnson appeals to ad executives as the great persuaders to sell economic expansion and trust among business labor and government. He notes rising private construction and urges street improvements in Stephens City including traffic lights street lighting and monthly garbage collection while planning signs to identify streets and referencing public apathy as a danger to democracy.
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Bill
Johnson
Walter W. Hekler
Council of Economic Advisers
Depont
Stephens City
Virginia to appeal high court ruling on segregation laws
Atty Gen Robert Button said Virginia will appeal to the U S Supreme Court after a three judge federal panel ruled state laws mandating racial segregation of voting and records invalid. The decision, effective Dec 31, followed a conference with State Tax Commissioner Morrissett and Elections Secretary Davis. The suit was brought by a Congress of Racial Equality official and Northern Virginia residents.
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Richmond
Robert ¥. Button
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Button
C. H. Morrissett
Levin Nock Davis
State Board of Elections
Federal District Court
Alexandria
Congress of Racial Equality
Memphian Tries Glue In Nose After Sudden Sinus Pain
A Memphian, waking with severe sinus pain, used a small glue bottle by the bed to treat himself, resulting in a risky home mishap. The incident highlights dangers of self medication with household products and prompts cautionary advice from health experts.
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Memphis
Two Feared Drowned In Potomac River Crash
A boat overturned on the Potomac just north of Great Falls Virginia and two occupants an adult and child were feared drowned. The Great Falls fire department said two adults were rescued and a search by ground and helicopter continued for the missing pair as the Fairfax County Fire Board identified the group as a family.
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Great Falls
Potomac River
Virginia
Fairfax County Fire Board
Nationwide results show party leads and key races
The report highlights Democratic gains with three of four Negro candidates winning nominations. Florida's Spessard Holland secures a fourth senate term, Burns and High win mayoral runoff spots in Florida, Walker leads New Mexico for U S representative. Indiana and Ohio tallies show Wallace, Goldwater, Taft leading with continued candidate commentary. John Glenn in Houston cites improving health as his focus.
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Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Robert King High
Miami
New Mexico
Johnny Walker
Fabian Chavez
U.S
District OF Columbia
Franklin Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indiana
Welsh
Wallace
Goldwater
Stassen
Ohio
Taft
Brown
Young
Glenn
Houston
Tex
John Glenn
Weather Outlook Hot and Warm Through Monday
Mostly sunny and warm conditions are forecast for Thursday with fair tonight and a low around 50. Friday looks partly cloudy and warm, with a five day forecast showing temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal. Saturday has a chance of showers and cooler weekend days ahead in Great Bend Kansas.
Rainfall statistics for period to May 1964
Rain totals for the past 24 hours end at 30 a.m. show none. May rainfall to date is 0.02 inches in 1964 with year to date 13.75 inches. Average annual rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches. monthly averages by month are listed, including January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.08, April 3.18, May 3.77, October 3.13, November 2.60, and December 2.39 inches.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
S Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Winchester
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Man Freed On Bond In Berryville Time
Ernest Lee Fishel Jr. of White Post was released on 1000 dollar bond by Judge Elliott Marshall. He must stand trial in Berryville on Monday. He was returned from Lancaster Pennsylvania after being charged with breaking and entering and unauthorized use of an automobile at Tex's Country House on Route 7 west of Berryville in February.
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Berryville
Ernest Lee Fishel Jr
White Post
Eliott Marshall
Fishel
Lancaster
Tex
Route 7
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John C. Marshall
Embrey Service
Paul de Haven
Robert Boden
Elwood Payne
M. A. Wallace
Claude Gore
George G. Russell
Brucetown Cemetery
Lineburg Service
Puneral
Orde 7
Mother's Bay
Mom
R.P. Smith
TATCO
John W. Rosenberger &Co
Commerce Street
Water Street
Tephens City
DIAL
Dodson Bros. Exterminating Co
Lewis
Harrows
Potomac
Srendening
Dixie Beverage Co
Great Bend
Kan
Indianapolis Speedway
Wimmers
Titanic
Tirana
Mouth
Hamilton
Shelley
Building Contractors Home Owners Fibre Pipe
Glaize & Bro
Discount Mart
Childrens
Lewis Harrow
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Cole Slaw
Toni
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