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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
Obituary notices list services for Marvin Gore Sr and Blanche Baylis with funeral details. Walter Compton and Laura Lightner are named with ages and residences, listing survivors and service times. Burial and church locations include Roanoke and Queen Anne Maryland.
Whale etching by James J Bradock depicts Solomon and Indian tribes in Godeys Lady's Book. Through the capillaries England is described, 25 110 eight.
Mrs. Vernon Baylis 83 of Opequon died at Norfolk hospital after birth in Frederick County. Survived by two children, two sisters, two brothers, eight great grandchildren. Body to Jones Funeral Home. Melzer Ignatius Scott 64 of Route 4 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow, two nieces, three stepchildren, fourteen step-grandchildren, four step-great-grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at Berryville John H Enders Funeral Home. Burial Fort Lincoln Cemetery in Washington.
Miss Bessie Brill 90 of Capon Lake died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born January 16 1877 and belonged to Hebron Lutheran Church. Survived by one nephew Wilbur Brill. Funeral at Hebron Lutheran Church Capon Bridge. Alan Nelson Jenkins Jr 19 died yesterday from a car crash injuries. Survived by parents a brother and sisters and grandparents. Funeral at St James Episcopal Warrenton with private burial. Donations to Fauquier Hospital. Britannica notes gang murders were common in the US before Prohibition.
The Associated Press reports regional conditions from around the globe. Weather patterns vary with fronts and systems influencing temperatures and precipitation in multiple regions.
A tilt wing XC124A experimental aircraft crashed near Dallas during a simulated rescue mission, killing three veteran test pilots: Stuart G. Madison 39 of Irving Texas John D. Omvig 43 of Arlington Texas and Charles E. Jester 34 of Irving Texas Investigators from the Federal Aviation Agency and Ling-Temco-Vought Aerospace Corp search the charred wreckage for clues to the cause. The aircraft designed to carry 32 troops can hover with wings tilted to direct downward engine thrust during takeoff.
The report questions whether Holland had inside information about a Point-O-View stock sale before the Highway Department planned an interchange project. Holland says he sold stock between January and June 1964 and was listed as a director in 1965, a discrepancy Shackelford disputes. Fu gate cites the report but declines further comment. Holland maintains no wrongdoing and praises the investigation.
Showers and a chance of isolated thunderstorms tonight with a low around 55. Friday brings clouds and a shower risk with highs near 66. Winds from the south to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Rainfall data note trace in the past 24 hours and varied monthly totals listed for context.
Stocks mixed as gains led by General Dynamics F111 fighter contract and several industrials while Dow hovered near 875. Offsets included Montgomery Ward delayed and declines in blue chips amid an AP 60 average dip to 327.9.
Hundreds of Women Strike for Peace demonstrated outside the Pierre as Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson accepted a Head Start leadership award. Police kept demonstrators on the 61st Street side while the First Lady entered from Fifth Avenue with her Secret Service escort.
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital’s board approved a $759,152 expansion to add a larger laboratory X ray and emergency department a 34 bed extended care unit and a new physical therapy department. The project aims to meet growing demand from Medicare patients and reduce transfers to Winchester and Harrisonburg. A county fund drive seeks 350 000 plus Hill Burton funds to cover about 55 percent of costs.
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