Deaths and Funerals Stanley L Triplett 62
Stanley L Triplett 62 of 1118 Woodland Avenue died Sunday in Winchester Me. He was Sewage Plant superintendent for the city for 18 years and a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 824. Survived by wife Mary E Burkett two daughters from a former marriage and several stepchildren, a brother, three sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body at Kurtz Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley L. Triplett
Woodland Avenue
Winchester
Meye Triplett
Frederick County
Richard B
Melissa Orndorff Triplett
Mary E. Burkett
Triplett
Order of Eagles, Aerie
Emily Dunn Triplett
Betty Ann Triplett
Nancy Leearst
Jack Gardner Dunn
Donald Eugene Dunn
Berryville
Emil Burkett
Henry Burkett
Hagerstown
Charlotte Sheffler
Waynesboro
Herbert Triplett
Kernstown
Hilda Fox
Mary Triplett
Harrisonburg
Myrtle Wine
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Lillis of Winchester Died at 59
Mrs. Maurice Lillis 59 of 208 East Boscawen Street died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Piedmont West Virginia she was the daughter of Lloyd and Alice Grady. She was the wife of Maurice Julian Lillis and mother to six daughters and two sons. Surviving are Pauline Rowe Mary Ellen Leight Evelyn Coulson Patsy Bell Lillis Joan Dragos Barbara Creswell John H Lillis Dennis Edward Lillis a sister and a half brother.
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Mary Elizabeth Lillis
E. Boscawen St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
U. S. Air Force
Dennis Edward Lillis
Margaret Shiner
Cletus Triplett
Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary S Sumption
Funeral services for Mrs Mary S Sumption who died Saturday at Maplewood Nursing Home will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Henry W Korinth officiating. Pallbearers include Paul L Tomney Jr Frederick W Rathman Fred R Stryker Jr Franklin H Patton C Evans Kline and J Lantz Hauptman. Burial is in Mount Hebton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Sumption
Maplewood Nursing Home
Jones Funeral Home
Henry W. Korinth
Paul L. Tomney, Jr
Frederick W. Rathman
Fred R. Stryker, Jr
Franklin H. Patton
C. Evans Kline
J. Lantz Hauptman
Mount Hebton Cemetery
County Delays Funding for Recreation Center
Sam Preston of the Frederick County Recreation Commission told the County Board of Supervisors that county fund allocations for recreation facilities would wait until the winter budget period. Preston and staff presented a chart showing city county use, noting about 40 percent of center attendees live in the county and funds would mainly cover salaries.
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Sam Preston
Recreation Commission
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Preston
Rec Center
U S Proposes Quick Talks Ban on Space Armaments
In Geneva the United States proposed immediate negotiations for a treaty to prohibit using outer space for military purposes. A U S official said the move aims to curb space arms development and prevent weaponization of orbit.
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Geneva
United States
Three States Primary Nominations Focus of Campaigns
Frank Small Jr seeks the governor’s nomination while Edward T. Miller runs for the Senate seat of retiring Sen. John Marshall Butler. Seaton targets Gov. Frank Morrison amid Morrison’s intra party fight with Mrs. Ralph G. Brooks pressing for the nomination.
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Frank Small Jr
Edward T. Miller
John Marshall Butler
Seaton
Nebraska
Winchester Driver Suffers Two Tooth Loss in Rt 11 Crash
A Winchester man Ray Lewis McDonald 22 of 932 Woodland Ave lost two front teeth in a single car crash on Rt 11 about .3 mile north of the city at 11 15 Saturday. State Trooper J W Detrick said the southbound car crossed to the east shoulder and went over an embankment onto railroad tracks. The car and other damage totaled about 150 dollars with four weekend crashes statewide causing 2225 dollars in property damage.
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Winchester
Rt. 11
Ray Lewis
McDonald
Woodland Ave
J. W. Detrick
Rt. 50
B. J
Pete) Glesner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis & Morrow
Court Manor Arena
New Market
Canning Land Co
J. R. Whitacre
Scully & Woltz
Frederick County Court House
S. Washington St
Charles R. Duvall
B. L. Lewis
Bufflick Road
Alton P. Ashby
Brucetown
W. D. Orndorff
D.S.T
Clay Sales, Inc
Shawnee
Boyd G. Headley
Dayton re march honors Lt. Col. Wildes at unveiling
The Dayton ceremony marked the unveiling of a bronze plaque for Lt. Col. Thomas Wildes. Delegates and crowds recalled his role in Civil War times as Confederate units and local officials attended a vivid remarch through the area.
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Dayton
Thomas Wildes
Federal Office Counterm
Philip Sheridan
Hoover
Wildes
Main Street
Turr * Ashty High
Jackson
Gen
Turner Ashby
Laurel Brigade
Monument
James O. Metts
Virginia
James J. Geary
Whites Store
US 250
Natural Chimneys
Bliss Robinson
Miss Robinson
America
Judy Clay
Ginny Clinehinst
Forensic Wwinner
North River High
Georgia Volunteers
Fred Walker
Stonewall Brigade
Front Royal
No Place Like Home Titov Says After U S Visit
Spaceman Gherman Titov told Soviets there is no land on earth better than the Soviet homeland after returning from the United States. He praised friendly Americans yet stressed home loyalty in Pravda.
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Moscow
Gherman Titov
United States
Titov
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
America
Kennedy presses Laos cease fire aims with precautionary moves
President Kennedy chairs a 70 minute session with top advisers in Bangkok and Virginia to back a peaceful Laos settlement. Officials seek a government of national union, urge Soviet cooperation, and note Pathet Lao troops retreat to the cease fire line for talks. Kuznetsov signals Kremlin support for a national unity government.
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Kennedy
Virginia
Dean Rusk
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George Ball
Soviet Union
Ball
United States
Russia
Pathet
Laos
National Union
U.S
Vasily F. Kuznetsov
Frank Roberts
Moscow
Kremlin
Senate Debates Constitutional Route to Literacy Reform
Senator Francis Case proposes a constitutional amendment as a substitute to the literacy test bill. Critics call it an unconstitutional intrusion into states rights on voter qualifications. Senate Leader Mansfield signals possible action after cloture, with a vote on Kennedy’s public works plan and a textile import curbing bill likely next.
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Francis Case
R-S.d
Congress
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Kennedy
Mansfield
Battle reenactment plans march to Middletown
A report notes an enactment of the May 23, 1862 battle and states participants will march to Middletown on Sunday, detailing the event timeline and location for spectators.
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Middletown
Free miniature hearing aid replica offered by Dahlberg Motorola
A Washington DC advertisement promises a free true life non operating model of the smallest Dahlberg ever made for hard of hearing individuals. The lightweight one ounce ear level device weighs under a third of an ounce and carries no wires. Send for yours at Hearing Aid Information Service Room 424 Wyatt Building 7177 14th Street NW.
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Washington, D.C
Dahlberg Motorola
Hearing Aid Information Service Room
Wyatt Bldg
14Th Street
N.W
Virginia Weather Today Forecast
Clear and mild tonight with a low around 60. Tuesday looks mostly sunny and warmer. Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging 5 to 10 degrees above normal, with a warming trend from Tuesday through Saturday. Mostly sunny skies with scattered showers possible Friday or Saturday.
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Virginia
May rainfall totals and averages from long term record
Rainfall figures show 8:30 a.m. May totals and year to date. 1962 year to date 14.91 inches with past 48 hours data and long term monthly averages by month across 49 years. Names listed appear as unrelated index items.
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Kurtz
Loudoun St
Maurice Lillis
Mr. Stanley L. Triplett
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
It¢ Lear
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Sumption Service
NEW International
Shade Equipment CO
Lawrence Focver
Endless Caverns
Battle of New Market
New Market Battlefield
John Miller
Luray
Singing Tower
Bangkok
Order OF the Golden Rule
IAG
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Boise
Buffalo
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Seereene
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Denny’s Commission
Rt. 7
Wine
Frederick
Robert L. DeHaven
Terminix
McPhail Paint and Glass CO
Millwood Ave
I. Q. Answers
Flower
Diamond
Indian Ocean
Ulysses S. Grant
Val
Ed Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Saal Ore Yee
Glaize & Service
N. Cameron St
JEEP
Chevrolet
Kb-6 International
Reticul
Tiller
Brumback
N. Cameron S&j
Winchester, Va
N. Loudoun Street
Apple Growers
Hila
Lphias
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