Multiple Winchester Obituaries Include Henkel Harman Cases
Miss Virginia M Henkel dies at 29 Cameron St from self inflicting wounds per City Medical Examiner Dr Warren S Carter. Funeral at Jodes 11 a m tomorrow with Dr William Eisenberg and Rev L S G Miller. burial Mount Hebron. Became widow of Alfred D Henkel, Grace Lutheran member. Nearby notices report Carrie E Harman death at 19 Jackson Ave and Norman L Harman death in Staunton Hospital with funeral plans at Jones Funeral Home and Grace Fellowship Cemetery Brucetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia M. Henkel
S. Cameron St
Warren S. Carter
Miss Henkel
Alfred D
Margaret Stephenson Henkel
Grace Lutheran Church
Jodes
William E. Eisenberg
L. S. G. Miller
James A. Miller
John G. Miller
Wallace J. Lutz
Robert L. Hickman
B. M. Sullivan
J. William Hollis
Mrs Mary King Olson of Toms Brook Dies at 92
Mrs Mary King Olson aged 93 died Saturday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock born February 17 1889 daughter of Eli and Laura Bell Black King member of the Toms Brook Methodist Church Women Society widow of Hans Lawrence Olson funeral held yesterday at 4 pm at the Toms Brook Church conducted by Rev Albert C Burgreen burial will be tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery pallbearers were Merle Moser Carl Hollar Ralph Bauserman Clarence Wisman Jasper Varbe and Melvin McWilliams honorary pallbearers were the Toms Brook WSCS members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King Olson
Toms Brook
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Olson
Eli and
Laura Bell Black King
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Toms Brook Methodist Church
Hans Lawrence Olson
Toms Brook Church
Albert C. Burgreen
Edith Smelser Dies in Weston West Virginia
Mrs Edith Smelser died in a Weston hospital WV she was daughter of the late Carol and Vernie McKee Anderson wife of Willis Smelser and member of Gore Baptist Church. Survived by children Robert Franklin Rose May Smelser at home Warner Smelser Georgela Ray Smelser in the Air Force two sisters Ethel Barr Daisy Ritenour Winchester and four grandchildren. Body at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Harman
Jackson Ave
Harman
Clarke County
Robert
Margaret Stump
Newton W. Harman
Clearbrook
Edith Smelser
Weston
W. Va
Carol
Vernie McKee Anderson
Willis Smelser
Gore Baptist Church
Robert Smelser
Franklin Smelser
Rose May
Smeliser
Warner Smelser
Georgela
Ray Smelser
Air Force
Ethel Barr
Daisy Ritenour
Winchester
Obituaries for Miss Laura Barrow and Paul Unger
Miss Laura V Barrow 86 of Wilmington Ohio died Sunday in Winchester Memorial Hospital She was a Valley Avenue Church of Christ member and survived by nieces and nephews Ducted tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home in Martinsburg W Va Paul Tarson Unger 1877 Sat in Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after a tractor trailer crash at Inwood West Virginia He was a retired farmer and lumberman son of Beverley and Eliza Unger survived by two sons two daughters eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren with services at Pine Grove Methodist Church DeHaven tomorrow at 2 p m EST Burial at church cemetery Friends meet 1 30 p m DST at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg prior to service
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Laura V. Barrow
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Barrow
Wilmington
Ohio
George
Annie Peer Barrow
Valley Avenue Church of Christ
Elizabeth Burner
Grace Carpenter
Fairfax
Harold E. Barrow
Geneva
Jones Funeral Home
Marshall Tarson Unger
Glengary
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Tnnwood
Mr. Unger
Morgan County
Beverley
Eliza Stotler Unger
Pine Grove Methodist Church
DeHaven
Virgil Unger
Inwood
Leonard O. Unger
Warwick
R. I
Edrie A. Northcraft
Phoenix, Ariz
Wanda Coco
Phoenix
Guy F. Unger
Washington
Irving Unger
Berkeley Springs
Lula Green
Cleveland
Brown Funeral Home
Lee B. Sheaffer
Laos Civil War Strife Expands As Pathet Lao Advances
Western sources report Pathet Lao forces pushing into the Plaine des Jarres and capturing Tha Thom, a right wing and neutralist base. Dissension within neutralist ranks follows the merger of right-wing and neutralist armies after the Viennese coup, undermining Geneva neutrality.
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Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Tha Thom
Vientiane
Khrushchev Takes Breather From Gruelling Program
Cairo AP report says Premier Khrushchev paused his intense official schedule to rest in Cairo while continuing talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He visited Aswan High Dam sites and other Upper Egypt attractions, framing the Soviet Union as a friend and protector of Arabs and other nonaligned peoples.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Upper
Egypt
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Aswan
Restitution sought as Lowry faces jail and concurrent sentences
The court heard that Lowry wrote checks and admitted involvement in an armed robbery linked to bonds seized in a bank hold up. He claimed restitution would ease imprisonment, while Judge Marshall ordered 12 month terms concurrent and suspended if full restitution is paid. Warrant actions and other court notes followed. Egyptian officials projected no reaction to Khrushchev comments as Nasser aimed to maintain Soviet-Egyptian harmony.
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Lowry
Frederick County
Marshall
Khrushchev
Nasser
Battle Of New Market Re-Enacted Draws Thousands
Quiet town honors a century old clash with a large Civil War re-enactment. About 700 veterans from 14 states plus families joined 5,000 to 7,000 spectators for a staged battle on the site of the 1864 fight, near May 15 in New Market Virginia. Major Gen. George R. E. Shell praised the cadets of VMI for their courage and duty as ceremonies opened.
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New Market
Virginia Military Institute
George R. E. Shell
VMI
Gen. Shell
Graham Pays Tribute To Kennedy At Memorial Service
In Chapel Hill North Carolina Billy Graham and Luther Hodges led a memorial for John F Kennedy at UNC. Rose Kennedy and Edward Kennedy attended as honors. A library fund drive for Harvard papers aimed at 230000 dollars was announced as successful.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
John F. Kennedy
Billy Graham
Graham
Luther H. Hodges
Kennedy
University of North Carolina
Rose Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Space and Veterans Aid Get Major House Approval
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a 13.3 billion omnibus bill funding 25 federal agencies for the next fiscal year. Space programs receive 5.2 billion and veterans programs 5.4 billion. The package trims federal personnel funds and falls 6.5 percent below Johnson’s request. An extra 25 thousand dollars was added for Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s expenses after mass sympathy following the late president’s assassination. A 400 thousand dollars line funds the 1964 presidential transition period. Final action awaits House consideration next Wednesday.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
House
Wild duck crashes through bus windshield injuring rider
In Whitesburg Kentucky Ray Stallard on a bus nap was interrupted when a wild duck smashed through the windshield striking him on the head. Medical workers transported Stallard to a hospital for treatment.
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Whitesburg
Ray Stallard
Virginia 5 Day Forecast Fair To Warm Conditions
The five day outlook calls for fair weather tonight with lows in the 50s and Tuesday warming to the 80s. Temperatures hover near normal with little variation day to day. Scattered showers are possible Wednesday night into Thursday across the region.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages by Month
Rainfall data cover 48 hours to 8 30 today with May total .61 and 1964 year to date 14 34. It notes 51 year averages for monthly rainfall ranging from January 2 38 inches to July 4 88 inches with other months listed.
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Associated Press
Pr. Fey
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
T. Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Early Negev Farms Thrive In Ancient Irrigation
Archeologists say early dwellers in the Holy Land used irrigation. by 2000 B.C. farm villages flourished in the Negev, though the region is now barren. The finding highlights ancient agricultural practices and settlement patterns in the area.
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Holy Land
B.C
Negev
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Winchester Evening Star
Beithstead Funerals
Virginia Henkel
Newton Harmon
Norman L. Harman
Bureetown
Staunton
Mr. Harman
Newton W
Carrie Stump Harman
Rosie V. Clatterbuck Harman
Woodbine Pentecostal Church
Raymond Frazier
Lewis Frazier
Culpepper
Grantham Harman
Preston Harman
Donald Harman
Clarence E. Harman
Melvin Harman
Neville Harman
Robert Taylor
Evelyn Harrison
Russell Combs
Leroy Brown
Ward Cornwell
White Post
Donald Scruggs
Craig E. Burleson
Grace Fellowship Cemetery
Brucetown
H.L. Olson
Edith Smeiser
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mrs. Willis Smelser
Johns-Manville
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Winchester, Virginia
Loudoun Street
Laura Barrow
Marshal T. Unger
Innwood
Berkleley County
Harriet Annie Milburn Unger
Robert Moore
Church
Oca Herbaugh
Arthur Williams
Guy Dellinger
Charles Emery
Robert Dunham
Melvin Abshire
Souvanna
Frank Bennett
Harold Byers
Clifford S. Nicholson
John T. Martin
James Seth O'Donnell
Clyde E. Haymaker
Wesley Allan Eye
Massie
Donald Lozier
California
West Coast
Commonwealth
Lozier
Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Limbe
Winchester Skies
Dearing
General Electric
Niagra Falls
New York
Glidden
Glaize & Bro
Cameron
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