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Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pan is noted in the notice with funeral arrangements and memorial details for the deceased.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pan is noted in the notice with funeral arrangements and memorial details for the deceased.
Ellsworth J. Buzz Byers 56 of 29 W Cork Street died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Berkeley Springs West Virginia he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Byers. He married Olanda H Kovach August 23 in Winchester. He had been employed by the W Armstrong Company and worked at Winchester. He was a trustee of the Majorettes and a director of the ip Majorettes. He belonged to the Huntington Method ist Church in Huntington Pa. Surviving are his wife a son Robert J Byers at home a daughter Mona Renninger of Massachusetts three sisters Mrs Sarah Lowe of Houndsville West Virginia Mrs Virginia Butterball Cillian Byers of Chambersburg Pa and one brother John Byers of Sunny Acres New York. Funeral service by Rev Lennart Pear see Rev Joseph Sewall Saturday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home.
Mrs. Josphine Anderson Smith age 57 of 4505 Chestnut St Bethesda Md died yesterday at Washington Hospital Center after a long illness. She was born May 1905 in Virginia daughter of Lena M Anderson and the late Joseph E Anderson. Survived by her mother Myrtle Weisner, Mrs Frankie Bell Miss Alma Anderson Strother Anderson and James Anderson and two grandchildren. Funeral at Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home Rockville Md Saturday at 1 p.m. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
Blair Wade Bean of 411 N Kent St died yesterday in Wis County West Virginia. He was the son of the late Moses Bean and lived in Winchester Berryville Kirby West Virginia. He is survived by three children Charles Manuel Bean Irene Shane a brother Walter Bean and a sister Jess Davis. Services were at 2 p.m. in the church and burial followed at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Relatives may call at Jones Funeral Home. Fiddler Service for Mrs Clearbrook not clear in text.
Readable guidance suggests mixing leftover fruit syrup with water to flavor gelatin desserts. A ratio of one cup syrup to one cup water is proposed for fruit flavored gelatin.
A public meeting is planned for tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Circuit Courtroom to discuss a proposed 500000 volt power line crossing northern Warren County in the Cedarville District. The route was recently rerouted past Clarke County amid landowner objections by hunt country residents.
Em ory Lee Newton, 49, of Norfolk, died after a truck struck him while he worked on a construction site in Newport News. Authorities investigate the fatal incident.
President Kennedy says Congress unlikely to pass a substitute feed grains bill if wheat growers reject curbs. He defends civilian leaders' choices at the Pentagon amid reported discontent and urges no constitutional changes to curb the Supreme Court's power.
A State Water Control Board specialist from Richmond attended a special class to instruct water plant operators on purification practices. The session focused on standards and procedures for maintaining water purity.
Lawmen investigate a case in Rapides Parish where 11 crosses built from 2 by 4 timber were set ablaze. The crude markers stood about five feet tall and were anchored in the ground as part of a suspected hate crime.
Firefighters battled a noon blaze at a Linwood apple processing site near Marathon Co. storage tanks. About 100 firefighters worked under scorching sun as flames threatened gas bulk tanks within yards. The blaze destroyed wooden crates and 10 000 apple boxes while officials assessed losses and liability.
The article notes 2,400 Negroes arrested since the protests began and lists goals including access to downtown lunch counters restrooms and other public facilities. It mentions a biracial committee and dismissal of charges, while reflecting on Birmingham Alabama and a Birmingham England demonstration near Queen Victoria statue with the song We Shall Overcome.
Forecast for Virginia shows fair and mild conditions with lows in the 60s and a considerable probability of showers on Saturday. Highs and lows align with typical May temperatures compared to year-ago figures, with sunset at 7:18 p.m. and sunrise at 5:06 a.m. Moonrise is tonight at 8:10 p.m.
Police report a brunette student who lived alone was last seen Sunday. Officers found the front door unlocked after receiving a call and have not yet located the woman.
A fragment cites officials doubting the Cuban Russian population estimate as 17,500, suggesting the figure may be a minimum and that the actual number could be higher or uncertain.
Alongside Mr Dorsey, E Blackburne Moore serves as speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates. His presence highlights ongoing sessions and legislative activity in the state capital.
Representatives from both sides report fruitless talks as the telephone network across Southern states shifts to the Eastern exchanges. Officials claim about 95 percent efficiency but note ongoing human-caused disruptions and faults in service.
Sale listings show multiple auctions on May 11 16 17 18 25 around Winchester and Frederick County. Items include Angus cows farm equipment antiques and household goods ponies and livestock estates real estate and personal effects with Chas R Duvall Headley's Auctions and Eastern Pony Breeders as organizers.
Vernon Webster president of the local and Frank W Adams of the international union have been representing the strikers in negotiations. Comment was expected today on the updated arrangements and progress toward a settlement.
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