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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
2
Morison Livers U S Air Force of Smyrna Tennessee died recently. He headed the music department at Wan's High School and conducted the school band. He served as music director at Baptist and Methodist Churches in Martinsburg. Funeral service at Brown's Funeral Home Martinsburg Sunday at 2 p.m. Friends may call today 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Martinsburg.
Friends and relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home for Aubrey C. Gheen whose service arrangements are announced by the family.
Mary Lamp born December 13 1917 in Berkeley County daughter of Margaret Lamp and the late William Lamp. She active in Trinity Methodist Martinsburg church and civic life and graduated Martinsburg High School in 1935. Since 1941 she has been with Smith Nadenbouschen. First president of the Eastern Panhandle Insurance Women's Association affiliated with Insurance Women of America. Funeral set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg.
Funeral services are announced for Aubrey C Green with details to be arranged by Jones Funeral Home Inc. The notice lists the deceased and the family awaiting further arrangements.
Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven said breaks in several unsolved cases are hoped for after a week of out of town investigations. Deputy James Shoemaker met police in Fredericksburg on April 24 about a burglary. Entry-cutting methods mirrored a Ward robbery on April 17. Deputies Lacy Anderson and Owens visited Culpeper for county burglaries. Grand jury convenes May 16 with indictments expected. no details released.
Three people were hospitalized after a head-on crash in Berryville last night. Patsy Lee Bolden suffered a facial laceration and was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released. James A. Bolden and Norman Douglas Tavenner were also treated and released.
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater canceled his scheduled appearance at University Hall due to personal business in Phoenix. The Free Society Association and John Randolph Society sponsors faced disappointment as officials awaited further word on rescheduling.
Richmond Virginia Senator Willis Robertson rebutted charges from his July primary opponent William B. Spong claiming he has never missed voting on issues vital to Virginia or the nation. Robertson said he has attended to duties where he could do the most good and noted he has voted over 90 percent of the time with minimal absences averaging about two days yearly.
Municipal president S C Chhabra halted the sanitation staff car allowances after widespread complaints about dirty streets and alleys. He stated they would focus more on problems if required to walk.
Ian Brady and Myra Hindley began life sentences for the Moors murders in Britain. Crowds shouted for hangings as the pair left court after conviction. The case linked to missing children Keith Bennett Pauline Reade Edward Evans Lesley Ann Downey and John Kilbride.
Patricia Delaney 33 found a two pound homemade bomb in the hallway of her East Side 16 story building near the United Nations. Police bomb squad deactivated it Friday night after evacuating five floors. Officials said the device in a plastic box had wires blasting caps and other debris including razor blades and nuts and bolts. Investigators consider a rejected suitor possible.
A compact note lists four items including patents and a horse race. Also cited is a distance of 650 miles and a prompt to lie down.
Fair and colder tonight with a low in the 30s. Sunday will be increasingly cloudy with a high 65 to 70. Monday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 6:30 a.m. today totaled none. May rainfall to date 6. Yearly total 12.48 inches. Fifty three year averages show monthly totals from January through December.
Prominent Bostonians wed in Clarke ton and Washington DC. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Rachel Derby Smith Dickey of Rangeley Maine and Boston, married Charles Sprague Boit of Brookline. Groom a Harvard Business School graduate and Scudder Stevens Clark associate, he belongs to The Country Club and The Porcellian Club.
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co says it can no longer avoid a price increase after rescinding a March rise. Regular cigarettes move from 8.80 to 9.00 per thousand, minus 2 percent discount. King-size from 9.00 to 9.20. The new price remains 20 percent below the March hike.
AP reports Chicago hog cattle and sheep markets for the week with prices up across hogs sows and barrows and gilts. Barrows and gilts for 190-230 lb range from 24.00 to 25.50 with various weights priced up to 25.50. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers show gains with prime loads and high choice prices around 28 to 29 dollars for steers and 26 to 27 for heifers.
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