Deaths and Obituary Notes From Winchester Area
Deaths reported for Eleanor Hill of Paramus New Jersey and Griffith Newbraugh of Tablers Station West Virginia. Hill formerly of Leetown Frederick County leaves three children two grandchildren and several siblings relatives and a funeral service at Mt Siam Methodist Church Leetown. Newbraugh a Tablers Station farmer born 1875 survived by five sons two daughters a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Leetown and services conducted by Rev Maurice Moore.
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Eleanor Hill
Paramus
No. 1
Leetown
Frederick County
New Jersey
William Robin“Bye
New Ye
George Hill
Mary Hill
Norman Hill
William Robinsom
Stephenson
Douglas Robbins Pene Hill
W. Va
Robinson
Baltimore
Maurice Moore
Griffith Newbraugh
Tablers Station
W.va
Mr. Newbraugh
Morgan County
John
Eliza Stotler Newbraugh
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Stotlers Crossroads
Olive .Newbrough
Funerals Set for Ambrisé Fowler Ritter and Others
Funeral services announced for Mrs Fannie Ambrisé of Berkeley Springs West Virginia Allen ID Fowler died Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital service Sunday at 2 p.m. First Presbyterian Church officiants Rev George D Jackson and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. Burial at Mt Olivette Cemetery Morgan County pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville for Ritter with service at Omps Funeral Home. Burial follows.
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Fannie Ambrisé
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Austin E. Stiles
Mt. Olivetté
Morgan County
Allen ID
Fowler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
George D. Jackson
Raymond Womeldorf
Raymond L
Jacobs
Robert E, Heltzel
Herbert K
Armistead
William Crismore
Thomas H
Frost
Homer Glenn
Harry Carpenter
Russell New
Come
William Dalrymple
Robert Lebo
Lord
Lawrence E. Grim
B, Trenary
R. L. Hickman
Jones Funeral Home
Joseph E. Ritter
Omps
Ronald Clark
John Kanode
Geroge Hughs
Harold Sibert
Franklin Patton
Lynwood Ritter
Helge Anderson II
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Allen D. Fowler Service Notice at First Presbyterian Church
A funeral service for Allen D. Fowler is scheduled Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The procession will proceed to Jones Funeral Home Inc. for arrangements.
Youth Struck By Car Escapes Serious Harm
A 9 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Smith of Cameron Street, narrowly avoided serious injuries after being struck by a 1962 automobile driven by Mrs Rosella Benner near Jackson Avenue. He sustained a fractured right knee along with bruises and abrasions and was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being released from Friendship Ambulance.
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Cameron St
Jack Smith
Rt. ‘Lt
Isaac Smith
P. F. Click
Rosella Benner
Brucetown
Click
Jackson Ave
Young Smith
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Friendship
Handley Valedictorian Wins Belk Foundation Scholarship
Linda Mallory 18 of 225 Parkway is named a Belk Foundation scholar recipient. She will attend Longwood College to study languages and political science and plans a career in teaching. Mallory is Handley High School valedictorian, active in Student Government Booster Club and clubs, and a longtime Girl Scout.
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Linda Mallory
Handley High School
Belk Foundation, Inc
Leggett’s Department Stores
Paul Strawderman
Leggett’s
Pye
Parkway
Leggett Stores
Miss Mallory
Ray A. Killian
BELK
Winchester
Mallory
Handley
Booster Club
Junior Evening Star
Girls Monogram Club
Library Club
Longwood College
Firing Continues As Hue Clan S corts in Vietnam
The Hue based Can clan dominates South Vietnam politics for a decade. Phan Quang Can, once a top lieutenant, faced execution for murder extortion and abusing power. He was shot at Hue stadium after a Saigon court sentenced him on April 22. Four of six brothers were killed. the family’s political grip ends in exile and violence. The late wife Ngo Dinh Nhu and two survivors live abroad as exiles Ngo Dinh Luyen and Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc.
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Can
Phan’ Quang
iHue
Saigon
Hue
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Forger Given Year’s Term by Court Jury
James Kenneth Carey was found guilty of forgery and passing a forged check by a 12 member jury in A. Winchester Corporation Court. Judge Elliott D. Marshall sentenced him to one year in jail on each count to run concurrently. The case involved taking a check from a housekeeper’s office.
Handley Science Fair Draws Hundreds of Visitors
Hundreds of Handley students and parents fill the gym for the Luther S Hale Science Fair. George Craig notes broad interest from non Handley parents as winners announced including Michael Lovett for molecular science and John Rice Jr in physics. Other first places go to Harry Butler Nancy Madigan Joan Lovett and Ronald Bucher. The Merchant Marine Academy sits at King's Point New York.
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Handley
George Craig
Handlians
Michael Lovett
John Rice,, Jr
Harry W. Butler, III
Nancy Madigan
Joan Lovett
Ronald Bucher
Winchester Memorial Hospital Forged Check Case
A February incident at Winchester Memorial Hospital involved forging a name on a check for 67.99 and cashing it. Police say the crime centers on a misappropriated hospital payment. The investigation targets suspect identity and sequence of events at the facility.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Quarles Honored Educator and Community Leader
The Winchester educator Dr. Quarles earned a BA from Randolph-Macon College and a MA from the University of Virginia. He chaired local organizations, received honorary honors in 1952, and retired in 1959 after shaping the Apple Blossom Festival pageants. A local elementary school bears his name.
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DR. Quarles
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Phi Beta Kappa
The
Outstanding Scholarship Society
Tau Kappa Alpha
National Forensic Fraternity
Sigma Upsilon
National Literary Fraternity
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Fraternity
Winchester-Kiwanis Club
War Memorial Assn
Virginia Dept. of
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah
Frederick County
Virginia Guardsmen Meet at Fourth Annual Conference
More than 400 National Guardsmen from across the state gathered for the Virginia National Guard Association’s fourth annual conference in Richmond. Brig. Gen. Francis S. Greenleit, assistant chief of the Bureau of the National Guard, was slated to deliver the keynote address at Hotel John Marshall.
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Richmond
Virginia National Guard Assn
John Marshall
Francis S. Greenliet
Bureau of the National Guard
Rainfall data snapshot with monthly and yearly figures
A weather notice lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8 30 am and May to date figures for 1964. It provides 51 year averages by month and notes regions including Ohio and Corn Colo Idaho New Mexico Ohio. It ends with a note about the $100 bill featuring Benjamin Franklin.
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Ohio
Colo
Idaho
New Mexico
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Winchester Evening Star
Allen R. Fowler
Allen D. Fowler
New “Lucite
DULUX
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Handley Valedictorian
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther League
William Mallory
Linda
United States Merchant Marine Academy
King’s Point
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Winchester- Frederick
ING Ince
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Carling
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N. Cameron $S
Winchester Skies
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
West Coast
Douglas
Fir
Glaize & Bro
Our Paints
Lamb
Iversaryer
Virginia
J. Brumback & Sons
C.F. Dunlap & Sons
A.D. Hanline
R.F.D
Underwood Lane
Marshall, VA
Marshall
Schindel Roher, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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