Obituaries for Hines and infant Gray in Winchester area
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Susan Louisa Hines 94 of Augusta West Virginia died Friday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born July 13 1877 in Baker West Virginia and survived by a daughter Velma Wise two sons Raymond and Loring five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Burial is Pine Grove Cemetery Needmore. An infant David R Gray II son of David R and Brenda Gray died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his parents and two grandmothers. Graveside service will be held tomorrow at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Louisa Hines
Augusta
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hines
Baker
George and
Mary E. Bott
Salem Mennonite Church
John A. Hines
Velma Wise
Raymond Hines
Loring Hines
Moorefield
McKee
David R. Gray II
David R
Brenda Cooper Gray
S. Church St
Berryville
Death of Lewis E Fauver in Chambersburg Pa
Lewis E Fauver 52 former Frederick resident died after a sudden illness on Wednesday in Chambersburg, Pa. He was the son of Earl E and the late wife of Pansy M Fauver with three daughters Neva Jane Robin Kay Roger Fauver all of Orrstown and Evelyn Turner of Gaithersburg plus Edwin G and Terry Linn Fauver of Shippensburg. Four grandchildren and seven siblings survive. Burial was in Norland Cemetery Chambersburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Fauver
Frederick
Chambersburg
Fauver
Earl E. Fauver
Mountain Falls
Pansy M. Fauver
Neva Jane
Robin Kay
Roger Fauver
Orrstown
Evelyn Turner
Gaithersburg
Edwin G
Terry Linn Fauver
Shippensburg
Norland Cemetery
Elden E. Tiller Sr. of Berryville Dies at 47
Elden E. Tiller Sr. 47 of Berryville died yesterday. Born February 20, 1925 in Council he was WWII veteran and Berryville Baptist Church member. Survived by four children Joyce Levi Elden Jr. and Jeffrey Tiller all of Berryville and four sisters two brothers six grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden Edison Tiller, Sr
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Tiller
Council
Walter R
Ruth Boyle Tiller
Sonny Frye
Winchester
Joyce Levi
Elden E. Tiller, Jr
Jeffrey Glenn Tiller
Dolly Coffman
Opal Baylis
Doris Wright
Garner Lacy
Smith Tiller
Perry Tiller
John H. Enders
Darrell Maxwell
Green Hill Cemetery
Leatherman Dies Former Rotary Head at 82
Daniel E. Leatherman 82 of 609 Tennyson Ave died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born June 23 1889 in Winchester and served as Elder Emeritus of the First Presbyterian Church. He directed Industrial Relations at National Fruit Product Co. and held Rotary offices including past district Governor. He is survived by Ruth Jackson widow two daughters seven grandchildren and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. Mount Hebron Cemetery. Donations to Heart Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Leatherman
Tennyson Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Leatherman
Winchester
Richard B
Sarah Cather Leatherman
First Presbyterian Church
National Fruit Product, Co., Inc
Eleanor) Weaver
Wasasau
Wis
Claude Cammer
Mount Hebron
James R. Jackson
Omps Funeral Home
Heart Fund
James L. Dix
Treas
Allen Drive
Ada E. Clay Dies in Washington Hospital
Ada Elizabeth Clay of Washington died Saturday at George Washington University Hospital. Born in Hume she lived in Clarke County for years. Survived by husband Elijah Clay two sons Stanley G. Clay Berryville James W. Clay Washington one sister Viola Lampkin Berryville and eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren eleven nieces fourteen nephews and many relatives. Funeral at Zion Baptist Church Berryville with Rev Rudolph White. Pallbearers named and burial in Milton Valley Cemetery Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Elizabeth Clay
Washington
George Washington University Hospital
Clay
Hume
James
Marie Roberts
Clarke County
Elijah Clay
Stanley G. Clay
Berryville
James W. Clay
Viola Lampkin
Richard Roberts
Orange
N.J
James Roberts, Jr
Philadelphia
Zion Baptist Church
Josephine St
Rudolph White
Walter Morris
James Willis
William Cross
John Potter
Beverley Williams
Leon Cooper
Philip Paige
Charles Wilson
Mansfied Paige
Walker Phillips
Benjamin Paige
Milton Valley Cemetery
Miss Mary C Slonaker 89 Staunton native dies
Miss Mary Cornelia Slonaker 89 of Staunton died today in a Staunton hospital. Born in Hampshire County West Virginia April 19 1883 she was the daughter of the late Adam C and Elizabeth B Hott Slonaker. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church survived by a brother Dailey R Slonaker of Winchester and many nieces and nephews. A brother R Bruce Slonaker and a sister Miss Margaret Irene Slonaker preceded her in death. Services conducted at Mount Hebron Cemetery at 10 am Wednesday by the Rev James R Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cornelia Slonaker
Staunton
Staunton Hospital
Amherst St
Miss Slonaker
Hampshire County
W. Va
Adam C
Elizabeth B. Hott Slonaker
First Presbyterian Church
Dailey R. Slonaker
Winchester
R. Bruce Slonaker
Margaret Irene Slonaker
Mount Hebron
James R. Jackson
Omps Funeral Home
Mary Cornelia
Festival Parade Delights With Elaborate Floats and Royal Pageantry
The parade showcased 40 floats with themes ranging from sternwheeler boats to a giant flag, and 170 strong marching units. Budweiser Clydesdales drew applause while Kena Shrine Mounties rode palominos. A standout obituary noted Mrs. Alice Frances Wolverton of Alexandria died Saturday at Duke Street Hospital. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Notable attendees included Paul Lavalle and Howard Cosell among others. Shenandoah Apple Blossom royalty and guests drew cheers. Streets emptied abruptly around 5:30 as crowds dispersed.
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Kena Temple
Kena Shrine
Alexandria
Alice Frances Wolverton
Albemarle Drive
Duke Street Hospital
Wolverton
Stephens City
William Drummond
Frederick County
Gladys Williams Drummond
Daniel Wolverton
Patricia Lynn Wolverton
Kenton
Del
Ruth Dennis
Miami
Fla
Betty Drummond
Houston
Texas
Gale Barton
Janet L. Alshire
Sandra Holt
Carol Whitlock
Smyrna
Jones Funeral Home
Edward M. Garrett, Jr
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Paul Lavalle
Howard Cosell
Freddie Hart
Delano Meriwether
Jim Plunkett
Miss Virginia
Linda Jean Moyer
Sherry Swets
Walt Disney World
Tracy Lou Rudacille
Front Royal
Shenandoah
Byrd to be cited as Americas number one Senator at May 10 dinner
New York headlines announce U. S. Senator Harry F. Byrd will be cited as Americas number one Senator at a May 10 Merwin K. Hart Award Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. The honor is based on a council poll led by Willard G. Rockwell, with attendees from industry and politics.
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New York
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Ind
United States of America
Congress
Hamilton Fish
Katherine St. George
James Kemper
United States
Rockwell
I. A. Rader
Allen - Bradley Corporation
Milwaukee
Igor Si
Six Fire Calls During Fete Weekend in Winchester
Winchester firemen responded to six calls during the Apple Blossom Festival weekend. One was an apparent misfire, and none of the five real fires caused major damage. Incidents included a grease fire at the Eagles Club, a shed fire near Kerns Street, an oven fire on Cork Street, a smoke alarm at Plumly’s Lumber Yard, an electrical fire in a juke box, and a stove fire at a Molden Drive residence with minor smoke damage.
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Winchester
S. R. Dyke
Eagles Club
N. Braddock St
Kerns St
North St
E. Cork St
Plumly’s
North Kent St
Pennsylvania
Lady Esther Grill
Loudoun St
Molden Drive
Set Aside Motion for Durham July 8
A hearing on Luther Durham Jr s motion to set aside his first degree murder verdict is scheduled for Saturday July 8 at 10 a.m. in Frederick County Circuit Court. Durham 29 former King George farmhand was found guilty again of stabbing Annie Snow 85 of Double Toll Gate in February 1963. The defense seek to overturn the verdict following a U S District Court ruling that a juror may have been prejudiced and that retrial or release is warranted. The March jury trial ran from the 15th to the 18th with an April 22 hearing date postponed due to transcript completion concerns.
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Luther Durham, Jr
Frederick County
Durham
King George County
Annie Snow
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
Festival Weekend Police Report Shows Light Crime
Winchester Lt. Fred Hildebrand reports crowds above 150000 with few arrests and no major crimes. Police logged seven accidents and multiple incidents from Friday to Saturday, while fire crews handled six calls and the rescue squad logged about 93 calls during the Festival without serious damage. City crews collected over 8.8 tons of trash, aided by neighbors and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fred Hildebrand
West Virginia
Hildebrand
S. R. Dyke
Leona Frye
Winchester Squad
All-Day Meeting At Blandy Farm
The American Boxwood Society will hold an all-day meeting at Blandy Experimental Farm near Boyce. Registration starts 9:30 a.m. with the business meeting at 10:30 a.m. Members should bring sandwiches. The session should adjourn about 3 p.m.
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Blandy Farm
The
American, Boxwood Society
Blandy Experimental Farm
Boyce
Cooper Weds Susan Taylor in Miami Beach Ceremony
Former Mercury astronaut Col Gordon Cooper, recently divorced, married Susan Taylor of Los Angeles on a friend's houseboat in Miami Beach. The couple plans a honeymoon in Haiti after the ceremony.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Col
Gordon Cooper
Susan Taylor
Los Angeles
Mercury
Cooper
Haiti
Weather Outlook Northern Valley Delivers Rain and Clearing
Cloudy with strong chances of rain and thunderstorms tonight with heavy western areas. Tuesday brings tapering rain and warmer highs in the 70s to low 80s. Extended forecast calls for clearing Wednesday, then fair Thursday with a chance of late Friday showers.
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Western Gulf
Central Plains
Atlantic Coast
Pulitzer Prize Reporter Alvin Goldstein Sr. Dies at 70
Alvin Goldstein Sr. of San Rafael California died Saturday at 70. At age 22 he won a Pulitzer Prize with James W. Mulroy in 1925 for Chicago Daily News coverage that helped solve the Leopold Lopez murder case involving 14 year old Bobby Franks and was a landmark in reporting. He retired from the St Louis Post Dispatch four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Goldstein Sr
San Rafael
Calif
Goldstein
St. Louis Post Dispatch
James W. Mulroy
Bobby Franks
Chicago Daily News
Wall Street soft as market waits on war news
Prices drifted lower in slow trading on the New York Stock Exchange with the Dow Jones industrial average down 4.67 at 936.56 at 10:30 a.m. Analysts split on war impact with Vietnam debate affecting sentiment and potential election factors. Industrials such as American Motors, Standard Oil New Jersey, and General Cable moved in mixed fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Motors
Standard Oil New Jersey
General Cable
Trout Season Closed This Week For Re stocking
David Ramsey Frederick County Game Warden says trout season will be closed all week for restocking and reopen Saturday one hour before sunrise. In Virginia circuit court Martha Ann Allamong Sours seeks divorce from David Calvin Sours Sr for cruelty and child custody, with publication ordered due to nonresidency. Proceedings require Sours to appear within ten days after publication. order runs four weeks in Winchester Evening Star.
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David Ramsey
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Virginia
Martha Ann Allamong Sours
IN Chancery NO
David Calvin Sours, SR
Winchester Evening
George B. Whitacre
Eugene Gunter
P.q
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South Carolina
Goldie Gray
M.C. Cook
Id.e. Leatherman
Rotary
Ada E. Clay
Mary C. Slonaker
Alice Wolverton
Fralinger String Band
Capitol
George Washington
Friendship Fire Engine Company
Friendship Fire
Billy Graham
Montionas
ODS Funeral Home
Dial
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mary Ellen Bruce
Christ Episcopal Church
Hollywood
Richmond
the Order
Swrit As
de Rouaht
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St. Winchester
Tatko Slate
Sunporches
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Sen. Byrd
Byrd
Senate
Amherst Street
Meather
Public Works and Public Utilities Departments
Wendell L. Seldon
Mr. Seldon
Winchester Skies
Finland
Ann Hathaway
Wall Street
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