Obituaries from Steph City area include Cadwallader Fries and Lewis services
Funeral services are planned for W Cadwallader 92 of Steph City at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Fries 71 of Route buried after death at Winchester Memorial Hospital with service details incomplete. Harry A Lewis 74 of Virginia Ave dies in Winchester nursing home with service at Kurtz Funeral Home and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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W. Cadwallader
Steph City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Robert C. Mitchum, Jr
Robert E. Cadwallader
James Hammock
Harold G. Nichols
Lewis M. Barley
Harry KL. Cadwalader
Donald H. Vance
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
M. Fries
Cedar Grove
James H
Mary Virginia Collins Fries
Little Mountain Methodist Church
Harry A. Lewis
Virginia Ave
Winchester
Mr. Lewis
Frederick County
James
Virginia Rowan Lewis
Edith Rogers Lewis
Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leo \. Lewis
Cedarmeade
Leo Lewis, Jr
Roger Lewis
Clifton Lewis
Route 2
Walter Lewis
Kurtz Funeral Home
S. Lou St
Paul Sloaker
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Belchie Reelected as President of Historical Society
Rich Reid was elected treasurer and officers reelected include Dr. James Miller as First Vice-President Mrs E M Whiting as Second Vice-President Mildred Lee Grove as Recording Secretary and Doris Sartelle as Corresponding Secretary at a board meeting held at Abram's Delight in Winchester Frederick County.
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Ben Belchic
Winchester-Frederick County
James Miller
E. M. Whiting
Mildred Lee Grove
Doris Sartelle
Richard Reid
Theociety’s
Abram’s Delight
Child Dies In Shenandoah County Crash
A one year old West Virginia child, Kimberly Ann Sharp, died after a single vehicle crash on Interstate 81 near Mt. Jackson. The car swerved into a guard rail and went over an embankment. Parents John C. Sharp and Rachel Sharp were in the car. the father is a serviceman, the mother was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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West Virginia
Mt. Jackson
Kimberly Ann Sharp
Marlington
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John C. Sharp
Rachel Sharp
2D Ave
Sharp
Memorial Hospital
Flash Floods Kill 5 in Texas
Five people died as flash floods and tornadoes struck Texas, with severe flooding around Midland Corsicana and Corpus Christi. Drownings included two teens in Corpus Christi and a Dallas resident, while multiple towns faced extensive property damage and a Weather Bureau flood warning across five Trinity River counties.
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Dallas, Tex
Texas
Midland
R. D. Lemon
Corpus Christi
Trinity River
Dallas
Corsicana
Malakoff
Athens
Weather Bureau
Pitzer to Head Winchester Jaycees as New Officer
Pitzer, native of Martinsburg West Virginia and sales manager at Lamar Sloan Ford, Inc., will be installed as a new Winchester Jaycees officer at the June Dinner. He served recently as March of Dimes Campaign Chairman and external vice president of the Winchester Jaycees, and belongs to Kiwanis Club Elks Lodge 867 and Carpers Valley Golf Club. He is married to Barbara Ann Alther with two children and resides at 2317 Wilson Blvd.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Pitzer
Martinsburg High School
Lamar Sloan Ford, Inc
March of Dimes
Winchester Jaycees
The
Kiwanis Club
B.P.O.E. Elks Lodge 867
Carpers Valley
Barbara Ann Alther
Pitzers
Larry Michael II
Jeffrey Todd
Wilson Blvd
Marion Lorne Dies Actress and TV Comic
Marion Lorne aged 82, longtime London stage star for 35 years, gained fame in American TV as a flustered stuttering comedienne on Bewitched. She lately played the fluttery witch on BeWitched and appeared on Mr. Peepers and Garry Moore shows. The moon’s perigee and apogee are noted as nearest and farthest points to Earth.
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New York
Marion Lorne
London
Petition Issued Against Youth for Frito-Lay Break-ins
A 15-year-old Frederick County boy faces a juvenile petition over two break-ins at the Frito-Lay plant on Paper Mill Road. Deputies say hinges on three east side doors were pried, three storage rooms entered, and a case of Polish sausage plus about $36 of merchandise were stolen. Ernest Orndorff of the company identified the missing items. Deputy Charles McIwee investigated the case after the Monday night thefts.
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Frederick County
Paper Mill Road
Sheriff’s Office
Charles McIwee
Ernest Orndorff
Front Royal Leaders Attend Virginia Canoe Races Banquet
Lt Gov Fred G Pollard will attend the awards banquet at 7 PM Saturday at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant. Special guest will be H Douglas Hamner Jr former Front Royal town manager now director of the State Division of Engineering and Buildings. Norman E Kisner elected president Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce for a one year term. Other officers elected include James M Davis Henry M Snyder Jr G L Shumaker and George E Vickers.
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Front Royal
Fred G. Pollard
Virginia Gentleman
H. Douglas Hamner, Jr
State Division of Engineering and Buildings
Charles Town
W. Va
Norman E. Kisner
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Brooks
James M. Davis
Henry M. Snyder, Jr
G. L. Shumaker
George E. Vickers
Nine Virginia Colleges Receive Federal Education Grants
The Office of Education of HEW awarded over 250000 in grants to nine Virginia colleges for purchasing instructional materials. George Mason College Fairfax and Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg lead with 44971 each, followed by Richmond Professional Institute 44971 and others including Marymount Arlington 56202 and Virginia State Norfolk 15437.
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Washington
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
George Mason College
Fairfax
Eastern Mennonite College
Harrisonburg
Richmond Professional Institute
Marymount College
Arlington
Virginia State College
Norfolk
Madison College
Virginia Wesleyan College
Radford College
Radford
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Tax surcharge details and effects on filing time
The tax plan adds a surcharge on personal and corporate taxes with partial exemptions. It raises 1968 and 1969 tax bills, extends excise taxes on telephone service and autos, and projects total net revenue of about 15.53 billion dollars through mid-1969 and the next fiscal year.
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Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals
Variable clouds and warm weather into Saturday with afternoon and night thunder showers likely. Highs 75 to 80, lows 53 to 58, rainfall one half to one inch possible over the weekend and midweek. Past 24 hours show light rain, with five year and 55 year averages noted.
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Associated Press
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Arson Suspected in Frederick County Grass Fires
Arson is eyed as the cause of two grass fires in Chestnut Grove Frederick County last night. Gainesboro firemen fought about four acres of land and four to five abandoned buildings were destroyed before the blazes were controlled after nearly three hours of effort. State Trooper J. W. Detrick and Deputy Roy O. Hoak are investigating.
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Chestnut Grove
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Martin Place
Charlie Davidson
J. W. Detrick
Roy O. Hoak
Man Charged With Car Theft
William Lee Kinsley aged 20 is charged by Winchester police with auto larceny. He allegedly stole Katherine Ford’s car parked on Wolfe Street. The theft was reported April 23 and Kinsley, with the car, was captured in Abingdon on April 26. He will be returned to Winchester to face charges.
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William Lee Kinsley
Winchester
F. Allen Barley
Kinsley
Katherine Ford
N. Kent St
Wolfe St
Barley
Bailey
Abingdon
Nobles Pierce
Wall Street Mixed Early Friday Trading Stocks Decline
The New York Stock Exchange opened with a mixed pattern as the AP 60 stock average slipped while advances led declines by about 170 issues. GM, General Dynamics, and Eastman Kodak posted small losses amid cautious weekend trading and reports of Soviet troop movements near the Czech border.
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New York
General Motors
General Dynamics
Eastman Kodak
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Barnes’ Engineering
CCI
Kawecki
Louisiana Land
Microdot
Molydenum
Sixes and sevens in a cryptic clue set
A puzzled list pairs numbers with names and phrases including Alexander Pope Peter Minuit and Jack Dempsey with options like majority party and a cloud photograph. The fragment hints at a crossword style puzzle or wordplay exercise.
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Alexander Pope
Peter Minuit
Jack Derypsey
Grand Ole Opry Originator George Hay Dies at 72
George D. Hay, 72, founder of the Grand Ole Opry, died Thursday in Nashville. The program began in 1925 as the WSM Barn Dance and grew into a musical byword of rural America on network radio.
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Nashville
Tenn
George D. Hay
America
WSM
Grand Ole Opry
Ne gro Democrat Arthur Mitchell Dies at 85
Arthur W. Mitchell a pioneer Black Democrat and one of the first to win a seat in the U S House of Representatives died in Dinwiddie County near Petersburg at age 85.
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Petersburg
Arthur W. Mitchell
U.S
House of Representatives
Dinwiddie County
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Alfred i. Fries
George W. Cadwallader
Alfred M. Fries
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Philip E. Pennington
the Order
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Belchie Heads
H.W. Ebert
BUICK
Oldsmobile
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N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah County
Herbert D. Neighbors
Lubbock
Debbie Doughty
Rafael Galvanel
Lamar Park
Robert R. van Dine
Centerville
Made Bailey
Quanah
Wehita Falls
Pitzer
David Brown
Fender
David Om
MAY
JANED
Clem’s Garage & Implement CO
Kisner
Lin
Wall Street
I. Q. Answers
Mexico
Laize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Alma
Round Hill Community Fire Co
Holiday Inn
South
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Culpeper
Robert Weikle
Wedgewood DR
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