Obituary notices for LeDane and Hartman in Morgantown region
Harry W LeDane 86 of Martinsburg WV died yesterday born August 3 1907 son of W and Lena Knicely married Ethel Loudell Dick March 19 1932 survived by widow five daughters, four grandchildren, two sons in law, and several relatives. Funeral tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron. Mrs A L Hartman of Morgantown WV died today at home. body at Fred L Jenkins Funeral Home Morgantown. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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W.va
Lena Knicely
Ethel Loudell Dick
Linda Grant
Staunton
Dian Hoover
Winchester
Faye Jones
Charlottesville
Alice Alt
Connie LeDane
Susan Grant
Steve
Kim Hoover
Brad Jones
Rardstown
Paul LeDane
Martinsburg
Beulah Grove
Florence Turner
Pennsylvania
Mary Speck
Omps
Robert Armentrout
Mount Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
A.L. Hartman
A. L. Hartman
Morgantown
Hartman
W. Carlisle Fisher
Sheridan Ave
Fred L. Jenkins
Obituary notices for Henry Keller Crouse and others
Obituaries report Raymond E. Henry 44 of 521 North Cameron Street died at home. born October 25 1921 in Frederick County. Survived by two daughters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Ones Funeral Home. Burial in St. John’s Jackson. Keller 92 of 109 Featherbed Lane died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after long illness. Survived by son Calvin and granddaughter Edward Lee Fisher. Service Monday 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Arthur Crouse 89 of Whitacre died today. Born October 28 1876 in Frederick County. Survived by 12 children and 77 grandchildren. Service Monday 2 p.m. at Salem Methodist Church. Burial Salem Cemetery. Body at Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and to be moved to church an hour before service.
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Raymond Elmer Henry
Cameron St
Mr. Henry
Frederick County
William and
Vergie Carper Henry
Zeropack Corp
Mary Caldwell
Wing
Eleanor Henry
Front Royal
Henry
Kernstown
Olmes Henry
Warrenton
Donald Scruggs
St. John’s Cemetery
Jackson Warren Keller
Featherbed Lane
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Keller
Sarah Roberta Siler
Grace Lutheran Church
Woodmen of the World
Williams Woolen Co
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Calvin Lester Keller
Winchester
Edward Lee Fisher
Port DePosit
Jones Funeral Home
William E. Eisenburg
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Raymond Elmer Henry Services Scheduled
Obituary notes funeral times for Raymond Elmer Henry and Warren Keller with a service at Jones Funeral Home in Jackson. Henry to be laid to rest Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Keller to be remembered Monday at 3:30 p.m.
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Raymond Elmer Henry
Jones Funeral Home
Camporee Opens At Hunt ing Ridge With Olymporee Name
Boy Scouts gather at First Baptist Church camp grounds for a Camporee through Sunday. All troops in Winchester Frederick and Clarke County may attend. Events include Indian ar and leg wrestle tractor pull and more with Les Singhass as general chairman and staff named for publicity safety and judging awards.
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First Baptist Church
Hunting Ridge
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke County
Les Singhass
Infant Betty Jane Ashley Graveside Service
Betty Jane Ashley infant daughter of Darrel R and Margaret Plotner Ashley of Route 2 was buried this afternoon at 2 in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. The Rev James Wilbul Adkins officiated. Surviving are her two brothers Michael Roy and Mark Lee Ashley.
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Betty Jane Ashley
Darrel R
Margaret Plotner Ashley
Green Hill
Berryville
James Wilbu l Adkins
Michael Roy
Mark Lee Ashly
William H. Mellor, Woolen Mill Veteran, Dies in Ohio
William H. Mellor of 310 Short Avenue Piqua Ohio formerly of Winchester died Wednesday. He worked at the Virginia Woolen Mill Winchester and later at the Clear Brook Woolen Mill. Survived by his widow and three sons. Funeral arrangements to be conducted tomorrow in Piqua.
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William H. Mellor
Short Ave
Piqua
Ohio
Winchester
Mellor
Virginia
Clearbrook
Chamber speaker urges support for 1966 election candidates
Douglas T. Smith of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce spoke to the legislative action committee at a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. He urged members to actively support candidates of their choice in the 1966 election. Robert Casey chairs the local committee.
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Smith
Legislative Action Committee
George Washington Hotel
U.S. ‘Chamber
Virginia State C
Robert Casey
First chemical process: wood heating to charcoal
The earliest chemical process likely was heating wood to produce charcoal. Charcoal burns without flame or smoke and has roughly twice the heating power of wood.
Funeral service for Ray Wolford in Capon Bridge WV
Funeral for Ray Wolford of Capon Bridge West Virginia will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Capon Bridge Christian Church with Rev E B Wolford of Woodstock officiating Pallbearers are Kenzil Oates Harry E Hiett Glenn Crane Beverley Lafollette Ellis Shanholtz and James Funkhouser Burial will follow at Fairview Cemetery near Capon Bridge The family will receive friends at the Capon Bridge Home before the service
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Ray Wolford
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Capon Bridge Christian Church
E. B.wolford
Woodstock
Kenzil Oates
Harry E. Hiett
Glenn Crane
Beverley Lafollette
Ellis Shanholtz
James Funkhouser
Air Force downed MiG as 12th kill of war near Hanoi
An American spokesman said three MIGs attacked two Phantom jets 105 to 115 miles northwest of Hanoi over the Red River Valley. Maj. Wilbur R. Dudley fired heat seeking missiles at a fourth MIG, scoring a hit that sent the jet tumbling to ground. Dudley and his crewman 1st Lt. Imantes Kringelis survived as the others fled. The arctic hare note appears as unrelated text.
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Hanoi
Red River Valley
Wilbur R. Dudley
Alamogordo
N.M
Dudley
Imantes Kringelis
Lake Zurich
Ill
Astronauts Discuss Complex Third Rendezvous Procedure
Stafford explains a third rendezvous requiring radar guidance if Apollo or LEM systems fail. He describes firing commands to the Agena to place it 17 miles below and 138 miles behind Gemini 9, then a mirrored approach with the Agena catching up.
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Stafford
Cernan
Board of Health History Tied to 1878 Yellow Fever
In Frankfort Kentucky the AP notes the state Board of Health was created in 1878 largely due to a yellow fever outbreak in western Kentucky.
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Frankfort, Ky
State Board of Health
Kentucky
Q Answers Yellowstone Treasury and Venereal Disease
A terse Q and A segment replies with brief confirmations on topics including Yellowstone, the Treasury, venereal disease, and regional references. It lists yes, no, and directional cues across ten items.
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Treasury
North
Weather Today Rainfall Totals And Averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today May shows .58 inches. Year to date rainfall is 12.61 inches in 1966. The long term average yearly rainfall over 59 years is 36.56 inches and the average monthly rainfall is listed for each month including May at 3.68 inches and July at 9.83 inches.
Virginia five day forecast with cool, rain likely
The forecast covers Virginia from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures five to seven degrees below normal. Rain is likely mainly on Saturday Monday and Tuesday, with generally cool conditions expected through the period. Updated Winchester skies note May 13 sunset 8 17 p m sunrise 6 00 a m moonrise 3 30 a m new moon May 20 Iwo Jima casualties shown for World War II with Japanese losses about 22 000 and U S casualties over 21 000 including more than 4 500 dead.
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Iwo Jima
United States
Wall Street Slips on Weak Auto Sales Dip Stock Prices
The Dow Jones industrial average falls as major stocks retreat in heavy trading. General Motors opens weak amid order backlog while Chrysler Ford and United Aircraft show losses. Analysts link the selloff to May car sales down 15.4 percent from a year ago and several blue chips hold firm.
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Ford
United Aircraft
Eastern Air Lines
Magnavox
Northwest Airlines
Motorola
Burroughs
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Anaconda
Polaroid
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jones’ & Laughlin
Douglas Aircraft
Raytheon
Kennecott
Union Carbide
General Electric
Pfizer
U.S. Smelting
du Pont
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
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