Deaths and Funerals Nam People From Several WV VA Towns
Mrs Pearl Nelson of Purcellville Virginia dies suddenly and service set for Grace Church Purcellville. Kathleen Miley Woods 81 dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital and funeral at Wardensville Lutheran Church with interment at Wardensville Cemetery. Omar Williamson 72 of Martinsburg to be buried at Green Lane Cemetery Delray West Virginia after Capon Bridge service. Friends may call Loy Funeral Home Wardensville and Giffin Funeral Home Capon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Nelson
Purcellville
Mary Io
Grace Tech
Lincoln, Va
Kath-leen Miley Woods
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wardensville Lutheran Church
Wardensville
Cem
Woods
Henry
Lucy Mil- Highman
Calhoun
Harrisonburg
James Highman
Strasburg
Paul Highman
Front Royal
Jonathan Highman
Germantown
Blair Highman
Walter Sager
Daniel Orndorff
Lisle Hulver
James Ed Frye
John Orndorff
Ben Frye
Loy Funeral Home
Omar Liamson
Martinsburg
Capon Bridge Methodist Church
J. F. Omps
Donald Wright
Green Lane Cemetery
Delray
W. Va
Otis Sirbaugh
Clement Oates
C. W. Gess
Robert Lovett
T. R. Riley
Lovett Kendall
Giffin
Capon
Trial ends for Wynne and Penkovsky in closed proceedings
Former businessman Wynne faces a 10 year term after a sealed hearing in which he pleaded for his family. Prosecutors argued he aided Penkovsky by passing secrets to the West, while Wynne claimed British officials pressured him and that he was not a spy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne
Eee Waar
England
Nikolai Borovik
Penkovsky
Borovik
Boro- Wynne
Castro Signals Opening to U S Cuba Talks
Castro told ABC that relations with the United States could improve while the Soviet presence in Cuba remains unresolved. The interview at Havana's Hotel Riviera aired with Lisa Howard and commentary from Sen. Hubert Humphrey and Sen. Kenneth Keating. Humphrey and Keating said no talks until Russian troops and weapons withdraw from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Hotel Riviera
Havana
ABC News
Lisa Howard
Hubertee Lee
Kenneth B. Jing. Humphrey
Minnesota
New York
Caribbean
Humphrey
Mr. Castré
Police Week Observance At Winchester Church Service
Winchester Police Dept members will attend a church service at Montague Ave Methodist Church at 11 a.m. as part of Police Week. Open House runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily with tours of the agency. A servic e of remembrance is noted and a guard from the mine field incident is praised for bravery and safety reforms are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Police Dept
Montague Ave. Methodist
National Officer of Blind Group Speaks Tonight
National officer of the blind group speaks at the state wide convention opening session at the George Hotel. Mayor Claude Ba and representatives attend as the Winchester Association of the Blind hosts. Delegates hear reports on regional federations and a panel on loyalty led by Donald C. Capps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
George Hotel
Claude Ba
Winchester Assn. of the Blind
Donald C. Capps
Federation of the Blind
Capps
Rites Tomorrow For founder of Middleburg Hunt
Funeral service will be held tomorrow at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Middleburg for Daniel Cox Sands Jr. 88 former master of the Middleburg Hunt and founder of its Cup race in 1911. Sands died last night at his home near Middleburg. He built the Glenwood race course in 1920 and helped form local institutions including Loudoun County Health Department and Middleburg National Bank. He was native to New York with thoroughbred and dairy interests. No immediate survivors reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Emmanuel Episcopal
New York
Sands
Loudoun County Health Department
Middleburg National Bank
Firemen Plan Children’s Day at Winchester Park
The Round Hill Fire Company readies its Children’s Day event for June 7 at Winchester Park and Shop. Tickets are sold. An auction is planned with articles to be collected by contacting a fire company member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Company
Winchester Park and Shop
Fire Company
I Hall
The
Aie
Verona Outdoor Opera Opens in Ancient Amphitheater
Summer visitors to Verona can attend evening opera in a Roman amphitheater built by Diocletian in 290 A.D. for gladiator games. It holds 25,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Italy
Diocletian
Presbyterian Church School Opens Sunday
The Presbyterian Church announces the opening of its school on Sunday in the new assembly hall. A 10 30 a m gratitude service will feature church leaders and the presentation of keys by Ray Robinson Jr to Marvin Weaver. Regular classes at 9 30 and 11 a m will follow the four year plan. The 35 000 square foot building includes 39 classrooms, Boyd Memorial Chapel, fellowship hall, recreation room, Scout room, church library and staff offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Eee
Ray Robinson, Jr
Plana and Construction Committee
Harry L. McCann
Building Council
Marvin D. Weaver
Boyd
Winchester Presbytery
Amherst St
Two Names Added To Mounting Va Road Toll
The Associated Press reports Virginia added two traffic fatalities to its 1963 road toll. Carlos B. Cook, 18, of Portsmouth, died in a car crash into a utility pole in Virginia Beach and was alone. Janie Carter Eggleston, about 70, of Covington, was killed on U S 220 60 east of Covington in Alleghany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Covington
Virginia
Carlos B. Cook
Virginia Beach
Cook
Janie Carter Eggleston
Rt. 2
U. S
Alleghany County
Ancient Rome thief caught on Colosseum beat
In Rome police arrested a thief they say was robbing tourists at the Colosseum. The landmark has long been a favored site for purse snatchers dating back to ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Colosseum
Weather Forecast Reading From An Old Page
Forecast shows clearing skies with a few clouds and a chance of rain later. Temperature not specified. winds light and variable as the day progresses.
Power Line Proposal Sparks Warren County Hearing
Residents crowded the board chambers as Virginia Electric and Pigs Co. presented a plan to build a salvo transmission line across northern Warren County. Opposition was voiced at the last session by local residents and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Electric and Pigs Co
Tage
Warren County
Auctions listed in May Sales Directory for Winchester area
May sales feature Denny's Commission Auction near Route 7, Long Green estate sale on Rt. 522, Eastern Pony Breeders annual livestock sale, Henry H. Whiting Trustee real estate auction in mee Creek District, Sylvania Ritenour furniture sale on Berryville Ave, Charles H. Lloyd Berryville estate goods, and John W. Hockman antiques and pony sale near Paper Mill Road. Auctions conducted by Orndorff & Cole, Headley's Auctions, Clifford Marker, and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Blanche Naylor Garrison
Long Green
Rt. 522
Headley’s Auctions
Pri
Eastern Pony Breeders, Inc
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Clifford Marker
Henry H. Whiting
Frederick County Court House
Mee Creek
Sylvania Ritenour
Berryville Ave
Grass Blaze Burns Near Shawnee Volunteer Fire Station
A brief fire report notes a grass blaze near Shawnee volunteer fire station impacting Pearl and nearby areas. The incident occurred in January with affected sites including Liberia and South China Sea region references. No injuries reported.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Pearl Nelson
Kathleen M. Woods
Tsomante
Oden 2
CLARK
Shade Equipment CO. Rt. 11
Coemenes
Weyerhaeuser
Anymen
Minia
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Iss Commerce
U.S
Keating
Arthur
Middleburg Hunt
Echo Village
Presbyterian Church
Warren
U.S. Highway NO. 11
Frederick County
George H. Switzer
Circuit Court
K. E. Whitacre
Charles R. Duvall
John F. Anderson
Blanche Naylor
Cedarville
Kenmore
Headley’s ‘Auctions
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Pat
Shawnee’ Volunteer Fireme
Pearl
Liberia
Iowa
South China Sea
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Sylvania Jene Te
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Admr. of
Sylvania Ritenour Estate
Riage
Aeonenna
Sunbeam
General Electric
Charles H. Lloyd W. D. Orndorff
Paper Mill Road
Myers Cash Grocery
Phaeton
Randolph
Paris
Edison Ecee
Esas
Hall Mater
John W. Hockman
Chas, R. Duvall
Shawnee Fire Company
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