Obituaries for McCauley Browne Stotler Snow families
Obituary notices list Lennie E. McCauley 82 of Hanging Rock Hampshire County died Sunday in Weston with survivors and tentative Wednesday services. Merton W. Browne 81 of Winchester area died at home estate, 33 years Mobil Oil, funeral tomorrow with Masonic service. Elwood P. Stotler 43 died Friday in Frederick County with church service today. Virginia Cather Snow 46 of Indianapolis formerly Winchester died suddenly with graveside service in Mount Hebron Winchester and Red Cross bequest.
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Lennie E. McCauley
Hanging Rock
Hampshire County
W. Va
Weston
James
Sidney Moreland
Charles R. McCauley
Virgil F. McCauley
Winchester
Rodney K. McCauley
William Moreland
Capon Bridge
Ada Roomsburg
Maude Stewart
Lena Roomsburg
Ina Kniceley
Mamie Saville
Augusta
Elwood P. Stotler
Frederick County
Mt. Hebron Eub
Cross Junction
Joshua G. Place
Jesse Shanholtz
Montana Crosen
Lynn Luttrell
John Luttrell
Hugh Brannon
Virginia Cather Snow
Indianapolis
Ind
Mount Hebron Cemetery
G. Raymond Womeldorf
American Red Cross
Thomas Earle McDonald 77 dies at Berryville residence
Thomas Earle McDonald 77 of Clarke County died yesterday at his Berryville home. He was a farmer and husband of the late Mary Delitha Elsen McDonald. Survived by three children, three grandchildren, one brother and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 11 at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m tonight.
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Thomas Earle McDonald
Berryville
Mary Delitha Elsen McDonald
McDonald
Clarke County
Josiah
Mary Kennan McDonald
James Earle McDonald
Alfred Osborne McDonald
Mary McDonald Kidwell
Alfred O. McDonald, Jr
Thomas Joseph McDonald
Juudith Dobson
Lewis McDonald
Nan Willingham
Virginia Corbin
Sue Willingham
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
Burton to Quit Acting in Three Years Says Richard Burton
London AP report quotes Richard Burton in the Sunday Mirror stating he will retire from film acting after contracts run their course in three years. He cites the great life but confirms a planned exit from acting.
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Burton
London
Richard Burton
The
Sunday Mirror
Trailer ordinance debate before Frederick County Supervisors
A group of trailer owners appeared before the Frederick County supervisors to urge less stringent terms in the proposed ordinance. A public hearing on the ordinance was scheduled for 11 30 a.m. today.
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Frederick County
Larrick
Five Die on Virginia Highways Over Weekend
Five persons died in Virginia highway accidents over the weekend. The statewide toll reached 324 for 1965, up from 310 a year earlier. A Chesterfield man Robert Nelson Allen Sr. 50 died when his small car overturned after swerving to avoid another vehicle and struck a utility pole on U.S. 60 near Richmond. In Arlington Theresa Frances Shalag 16 and William Shalag 12, both of Springfield, died when Frances car ran off I-95 near Shirlington Circle and overturned. Roanoke Anthony D. Ayers Jr. 23 was fatally injured in a two car collision on Second Street. Buck Sprouse 72 of Amherst died in Lynchburg hospital from injuries in an Amherst four‑day old two‑car crash.
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Associated Press
Ing
U.S. 60
Richmond
Chesterfield County
Arlington
Theresa Frances Shalag
William Shalag
Springfield
Fairfax County
Frances
Shir
Lington Circle
Arlington County
Roanoke
Anthony D. Ayers Jr
Second Street
Lynchburg
Buck Sprouse
Amherst
Five Tons Collected For Friendship Sunday Drive
The Winchester Junior Chamber collected about five tons of donations from area residents for Friendship Sunday supporting American Special Forces in South Vietnam. Items included clothing shoes toilet articles and school supplies. Residents may donate at Harris Taverner Realty between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. today through Friday.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
South Viet Nam
Jaycee
Harris Taverner Real Estate
Old Parkway Hotel
Dominican War Fallout and Exiled Leaders Clash
Imbert announced eight top Dominican military officers were separated from their commands and mostly left the country as part of moves to stabilize the nation. Exiled former president Bosch criticized U.S. intervention, warning it would spur Latino Communist growth and likening it to another Cuba. Jose Figueres, Costa Rica’s former president, weighed in on possible OAS mediation and restoration of constitutional order.
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Imbert
San Juan
Juan Bosch
U.S
Domineican
X. Bosch
Cuba
Prose Bosch
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Rumbling political storm nears a Dominican Republic island
The piece reflects weary view of Dominican politics under repeated coups and corrupt rule. Amid upheaval on April 24, residents in city slums show fatigue while American forces concentrate, bringing a carnival mood to roadside fruit sales and soft drinks as locals watch with resigned quiet.
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Trujillo
Juan Bosch
Ameriecan
Tne
U.S. Air and Ground Attacks Raise Vietnam Toll
Early today U S planes attacked a nearby outpost and townsmen suffered wounds amid Vietnamese fighting. Thirteen defenders died and four captured in a Viet Cong assault west of Saigon. Advise rs and helicopter crews were injured or killed as U S and Viet Namese forces conducted air strikes against North Vietnam amid mounting casualties.
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Saigon
U.S
Weather Elsewhere and Vietnam Port Dredging Contracts
Reported air raid details note no ground fire and a probable accident. In Washington a $1.6 million Ellicott Machine Corp contract funds dredges to deepen nine South Vietnam seaport waters. Additional $500,000 surveys aid port facilities and transport system amid guerrilla disruption. Dredging targets Saigon, Da Nang, Hue, Qui Nhon, Cuang Ngai, Nha Trang, Vung Tau, Can Tho, Cam Ranh for war-time shipping access.
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Washington
Ellicott Machine Corp
Balticmore
South Viet Nam
Saiegon
da Nang
Hue
Qui Nhon
Cuang Ngai
Nha Trang
Vung Tau
Can Tho
Cam Ranh
Europe Opens 4500 Miles Of Superhighways In Use
Europe reports about 4500 miles of superhighways now open for use. The network expands regional mobility and trade, linking major cities across multiple countries and improving road congestion in the continent.
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Europe
Five Day Virginia Forecast With Warm Humid Period
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 60s. Tuesday will be warm and humid with showers and scattered thunderstorms. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and cooler. The five day outlook from Tuesday through Saturday shows temperatures about two to seven degrees above normal with warm conditions prevailing most days. Scattered showers and thunder showers are expected almost daily.
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Central Appalachians
New England
Central Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Lakes
Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle and Hog Markets Rise
Baltimore AP reports cattle receipts 1,100 with feeders up 50 cents, slaughter steers 25.75 to 27.00 at 1025-1250 lbs, cows 12.50 to 16.00, heifers 18.50 to 22.35, hog receipts 1,100 with barrows and gilts up 25 cents and sows 25-75 cents higher, U.S. market quotes midday. Also lists rainfall statistics and New York stock market activity with mixed gains and losses.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S
New York
Electronics
Zenith
General Dynamics
Radio Corp
Boeing
United Aircraft
General Analine & Film
New York Stock Exchange
United Air Lines
General Motors
Tractor Fire Damages Vehicle At Shawnee Ave Site
Tractor owned by Kenneth Place sustained heavy damage after a welding flame reached the gasoline line at 225 Shawnee Ave. Fire responders from Sarah Zane and Friendship Fire Co's. were dispatched at 6 15 p m Saturday per city fire inspector W H Gochenour.
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Sarah Zane and
Friendship Fire Co’s
Shawnee Ave
Kenneth Place
W. H. Gochenour
Gochenour
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Wincaster Evening Star
Mrs. McCauley
Merton W. Browne
West Whitlock Ave
Mr. Browne
Bevans
N.J
Arthur D. Browne
Culpeper
Priscilla Whitaker Browne
Pennesylvania
Gencora Muller Browne
Browne
Mobil Oil Co
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Lions Club
Kings Co. Lodge No. 511
AF & FM
Brooklyn
N.Y
Blue Ridge Shrine Club
Kismet Temple
A.A.O. N.M.S
Freemasonry
Columbia
S.C
Gerard L. Browne
Evansville
Muriel Browne
Barbara B. Wessinger
Savannah
Rodney Wade Wessinger
A. Roy Browne
Pacific Paliseades
Calif
Omps
D. Osborne Marston
Woodstock
Hiram Lodge No. 21
AF & AM
Stotler Service
Mrs
Victor Snow
Victor A. Snow
Berks Brown
Russellville
Thomas Snow
Carnegie Tech
Terry Show
Berkes Brown II
J. Randolph Larrick
Thomas McDonald
Flowers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Loudoun Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chesterfield
Hampton
Robert Nelson Allen Sr
JCC
William Thompson
Neal Johnston
Winchester Religous Leaders
the Jaycees
Figueres
Dominican Respublic
Hau Nghia
U.S. Army
America
curtIs
Laitze
N. Cameron St
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National Geographic
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Cameron St
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