Funeral Arrangements For Puffinburger Family
Deaths and funerals notice for Russell Puffinburger of Elk Garden and Glen Puffinburger of Angus, W Va. Body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge. Rebecca Anders Hawkins service held Sunday with mourners Tyson Gilpin Paul Kagey Clyde Hawkins Carroll Hawkins Raymond Lee and Carey Brown listed.
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Russell Puffinburger
Rebecca Anders Hawkins
Sei Mae
Vie
See Wee Na Seema Rae Ve
Pisa
Tyson Gilpin
Paul Kagey
Clyde Hawkins
Carroll Hawkins
Raymond Lee
Carey Brown
Levi. As arrangements are in
The body is at the John H. Enfers Funeral Home in Berryville.
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Levi
John H. Enfers
Berryville
Virginians Killed In Plane Crash
A plane crash near Danbury North Carolina leaves Virginians dead. Officials report two passengers fatalities and are investigating the crash cause. Local authorities coordinate with state agencies as families await confirmations.
Shenandoah Park Naturalist Assigned to Medora ND
LURAY AP Wilbur Doudna assistant naturalist at Shenandoah National Park since 1958 will leave May 26 to become chief naturalist at Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park headquartered at Medora North Dakota The promotion effective June 4 was announced yesterday by R Taylor Hopkins Shenandoah National Park superintendent.
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Luray
Wilbur Doudna
Shenandoah National Park
Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park
Medora
N.D
Doudna
R. Taylor Hopkins
Brothers Die In Auto Crash Near Altavista
Two brothers David Woodson McGraw 22 and Rudell Little McGraw 25 of Gladys Rt 1 died in a fog shrouded crash on Rt 29 twenty six miles north of Altavista. The 1963 highway toll rose to 327, twenty higher than a year earlier.
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Altavista, Va
Altavista
David Woodson McGraw
Rudell Little McGraw
Rt. 1
Gladys
Pacer Henry T Adds Surges After Three Years of Ownership
In three years the pacer Henry T Adds earned more than ten times his $37 009 purchase price. He is owned by Dr. and Mrs Nic poles Derrion of Pelham Mnace NY.
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Henry T. Adds
Nicpoles Derrion
Pelham
Soviets Refuse to Pay Certain UN Budget Items
Soviet Delegate Nikolai T. Fedorenko told the General Assembly's 111 nation budget committee that the USSR would not fund interest or principal on the UN emergency bond issue or the expenses of the UN Commission for Korea unification and rehabilitation, among other payments.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
General Assembly
Burretary
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Korea
Wheat Referendum Defeat Shapes Farm Policy Debate
Wheat plan defeated in a nationwide referendum as price supports fall from $2 to about $1.25 and a 10 percent planting reduction is required for eligibility. Farm Bureau president Charles B. Shuman gains leverage while rival groups criticize the result. Congressional action on a new wheat program is now the major question for policymakers.
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Newts
Bureau Federation
Midwest
Northeast
National Farmers Union
National Farm Organization
National Wheat Growers Assocition
Charles B. Shuman
Farm Bureau
Congress
Republic
Shuman
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Romney opposition to federal amendment plans fuels 1964 bid talk
Michigan governor Romney denounces conservative proposals to remake the federal government as ill conceived and states rights gain from constitutional changes. Ford allies push Romney as a favorite son while Eisenhower offers praise amid ongoing presidential speculation.
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Jack Bell
Washington AP
Gov
Romney
Michigan
National Press Club
Beecat
Congress
Supreme Court
Court of the Union
Ty States
Bromererg
Washington Press Corps
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Kennedy
Dwight. D
City budget outlines changes in police and fire funding
The proposed budget totals include a Police Budget of 145962.45 with non recurring items for radio replacement and parking lot surfacing. Fire Budget rises to 51911.20 with non recurring grants to fire companies and hose purchases. Other funds cover bus service, libraries, buildings, and civic contributions with various increases and transfers.
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Kent St
Kerst
Washington St
Valley Ave
Miller St
Assist- Memorial
Bell
Rouss
New Army
South Fire Co
Shenandoah College
Hollingsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Civil War Centennial Commission
Freemont St. Day Nursery
District Nurses Association
Winchester Day Nursery
Retail Merchants Association
Farm-Next Seat Presidential Section Raises Alternative Plan Question
The article questions whether the administration should avoid steps to offer an alternative program. It notes debate over policy options and potential impacts on farm and sector support, with officials weighing timelines and feasibility.
Local Sales Directory Auction Listings for May and June
May listings include Denny's Commission Auction near Winchester with furniture and appliances, Orndorff & Cole as auctioneers, and livestock market at Rt. 40 and Rt. 32. June sales feature Jack R. and Bonnie E. Harrington at Thompson's Grocery and Mrs Walter P. Moore near Crosen's Store with household goods and antiques.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Mkt., Inc
Allen C. Driver
John W. Hoceman
Paper Mill Road
Charles R. Duvall
Round Hill Community Fire Coo
Old Rt. 50
Winc
Elect
antitUek
Ray Fahnestock
Jack R
Bonnie E. Harrington
Thompson’s
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Walter P. Moore
Crosen
Chas. R. Duvall
May Steele
Kernstown
Chas
R. Duvall
Rainfall and Cooler Outlook For Friday With Rain Likely
The report notes clear but cool conditions with lows in the 40s to 50s and west to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. The five day forecast shows below normal temperatures by two to six degrees with rain or showers likely Saturday and again early next week.
Capon Bridge Alumni Banquet Set For Tomorrow
Capon Bridge alumni banquet occurs tomorrow at 7 p.m. DST in the Capon Bridge Fire Hall. The association will honor classes of 1933 1943 and 1953. For details call Mrs. Henderson Capon Bridge at Ulysses 6 2283. Instructions note guests may place serving spoons and forks before seating or bring utensils with the dishes after guests are seated.
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Capon Bridge
Earn Fae
Henderson
Ulysses
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