Deaths and Funerals Walter Clinton Stottlemyer 78
Walter Clinton Stottlemyer 78 farmer died yesterday afternoon at the McCann Farm. He was a son of the late John J and Martha J Ritter Stottlemyer and was unmarried. He belonged to the Methodist Church and had perfect Sunday School attendance for 24 years. Survived by two sisters Miss Rose Thomas and Miss Bessie Thomas of Winchester and one uncle Charley Sander. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM DST at St Luke's Baptist Church Belville conducted by Rev Cark. Burial in Loving Arity Cemetery Millwood. Friends may call Cartwright Funeral Home.
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McCann
John J
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Hugh
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Winchester
Rose Thomas
Bessie Thomas
Charley Sander
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Belville
Cark
Loving Arity
Millwood
Cartwright Funeral Home
Whitacre of McKees Passes Away Monday
Whitacre of McKeesport dies Monday. Zen is son of the late Emma Abrel Whit. Funeral will be tomorrow afternoon at the Craig Fu Home in McKeesport.
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McKees
Zen the
Emma Abrel Whit
Craig Fu
McKeesport
Clarke County Woman Remembered In Obituary Notice
County resident and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Thomas she lived most of her life in Clarke County and was a member of St Luke s Baptist Berryville Ivors include four brothers Johnnie Thomas of Middleburg David Thomas of Berryville and Clifton and William Thomas of nearby towns.
Death of Jesse William Hamm at 55
Jesse William Hamm 55 of 573 Pt Cameron Steel died at his residence Sunday morning. Arrangements for the funeral service are not complete. Remains are at Jones Funeral Home.
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James W Gochenour Dies After Long Illness
James W. Gochenour, 92, died at Hillcrest Nursing Home after a long illness. Arrangements for the funeral are pending and will be announced by the Gochenour family.
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James W. Gochenour
Hillcrest
Jones Funeral Home
Hausenfluck Dies. Timberville Farmer Was WWII Veteran
Harold L Hausenfluck 68 a long time Timberville resident and Rockingham county farmer died at home Saturday at 2 40 p m He was born near Stephens City a World War I veteran He survived by wife Nannie Flock two sisters and a brother The funeral was at Timberville Church of the Brethren with burial in the adjacent cemetery Pallbearers named Meantime he had worked in Washington at the Government Office and the Treasury Department
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Timberville
Rockingham County
John H. Hausenfluck
Emma Long Hausenfluck
Stephens City
Lacey Springs
Washington
Government Office
Treasury Department
Nannie Flock
Simon Hausenflock
Mamie Ebbersole
Alexandria
Lizzie Beatty
Middletown
Hausenfluck
Timberville Church of the Brethren
Lawrence F. Dorsey Dies At 70 In Winchester Office
Lawrence F. Dorsey aged 70 of 132 North Washington Street was found dead yesterday in the basement of Winchester Credit Corporation where he worked. The death is attributed to natural causes. He was a former farmer born in White Hall, son of the late William and Sydney Fries Dorsey. He married Zetta Smith on August 14, 1915, and survived by his wife and children: Mrs. Bryan Brown of Boyce, Mrs. Thomas Rosenberger of Hayfield, Mrs. William J. Phillips of Front Royal, Lawrence William Dorsey of Sterlington, Mrs. Sidney MacCauley of Richmond, and Chauncey F. Dorsey.
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Washington St
Winchester Credit Corporation
Dorsey
White Hall
William and
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Zetta Smith
Bryan Brown
Boyce
Thomas Rosenberger
Hayfield
William J. Phillips
Front Royal
Lawrence William Dorsey
Stephenson
Sidney MacCauley
Richmond
Chauncey F. Dorsey
Funeral details for Dorsey and relatives in Winchester
The obituary notes numerous relatives of Dorsey family from Winchester and nearby areas including H Smith Dorsey Louis Dorsey Mrs Willard Slonaker Phineas Dorsey Luther Dorsey Mrs James Merriner Benjamin Dorsey US Air Force at Syracuse N Y one sister Mrs Ray C Robell Raymond Dorsey Mar pea Dorsey Stephenson and 31 grandchildren two great grandchildren The funeral service is Wednesday at 2 PM DST at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Paul Slonaker of the EUB Church officiating Burial follows at Mt Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are the seven sons The body rests at Omps
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Winchester
H. Smith Dorsey
Louis Dorsey
Willard Slonaker
Paper Mill Road
Phineas Dorsey
Bunker Hill
Luther Dorsey
WwWter
James Merriner
Mt. Falls
Benjamin Dorsey
US Air Force
Syracuse
N. Y
Ray C .Robell
Wedesville
Raymond Dorsey
Mar
Pea Dorsey
Dorsey
Stephenson
Omps Funeral Home
Paul Slonaker
EUB Church
Mt. Hebron
Mrs Alice Herbert, 79, Dies in Winchester Memorial
Mrs. Alice McGuiness Herbert, 79, of 11 E Clifford St, died last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born in Dexter, Michigan, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph McGuiness. Her husband Alfred Herbert died in 1954. Survivors include nephew Joseph H McGuiness of Rosemere, California, and three nieces Mrs Frances Trimble, Mrs Charles Ritter, and Miss Ruth Trimble. She was a member of St Josephs Church in Dexter. Funeral and burial will be in Dexter.
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Winchester Memorial Hosital
Dexter
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Phew
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Rosemere
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Nerces
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City
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Ruth Trimble
Alexandria
Herbert
St. Joseph's
Tense Montgomery Riot Police Face Nazi Protesters
National Guardsmen and city police tightened patrols at the Greyhound station after a weekend riot as 12 American Nazi party members planned a bus protest in Montgomery. King and Farmer remained sheltered under guard while federal marshals recalled from the streets. Five locals were fined for disobeying officers though not involved in the violence.
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Administration Won't Seek New Civil Rights Legislation
Senate leaders and House members discuss civil rights moves. Mansfield proposes a three fifths rule to advance measures. Celler promises hearings on bills to boost enforcement, desegregation, and federal action. White House cites enforcement of existing laws. Critics doubt action this year or next due to administration stance and political obstacles.
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Montgomery
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Two-Car Crash Causes $150 in Damages at Intersection
State Trooper J W Detrick reported a 6 am collision at Routes 11 and 622 involving a 1947 Plymouth driven by Ruby E and an Olds Mobile. Plymouth damage estimated at $50 and Oldsmobile at $100.
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Ruby E
Warren County Educational Foundation to Elect Board Thursday
Front Royal officials announce the Warren County Educational Foundation annual meeting set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at Front Royal Elementary. A 16 member board will be elected and a plan to organize the group follows.
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Front Royal
Warren County Educational Foundation
Byhese Sageelice
Joan Davis Saga at St Paul Traces Personal Life
The actress Joan Davis born June 29, 1912 in St Paul Minnesota, daughter of Leroy and Nina Davis. Past headlines recall a 1969 assault case against a man she knew, resolved without prosecution, ending a two year engagement. Davis famed for witty slapstick and the Wills and Davis vaudeville duo with Serenus Wills.
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Leroy Davis
Nina Davis
Miss Davis
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Chicago
California
Beverly
Centenial Faith and Futures for Bobby in Frederick County
Bobby Carter attends Evangelical United Brethren Church and favors a single large Civil War Centenary observance over several small events to better inform people about the war. He hopes for a part time summer job and otherwise will focus on sports. He supports U S Russian disarmament talks as a step toward peace and notes ongoing underground nuclear tests by other nations. Frederick County winners of the ee e Awards include Ann Gilliam Nalda Baughman Charles David Amons Jr Harold A Kurstedt Jr Paul Wendell Dick Jean Woods Erma Lou Fox.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
U. S
Russia
Frederick County
Menager Ann Gilliam
Nalda Baughman
Charles David Amons, Jr
Harold A. Kurstedt, Jr
Paul Wendell Dick
Jean Woods
Erma Lou Fox
Student leader praised for academics and community service
Nancy Bell tops her class as salutatorian and best all around girl while excelling in hockey swimming and basketball. She volunteers at Memorial Hospital X ray office and Youth Sunday School at Christ Episcopal Church. She supports American space achievements and a Winchester field house project. Miss Aimee Gibson also wins Star Leadership Award with a list of 1954 recipients including Mrs Hunter Gaunt Jr Fran Jo Ducknall and more.
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Nancy
Memorial Hospital
Alan Shepherd
Space
U.S
Winchester
Frederick County
Aimee Gibson
Merrimans Lane
Hunter Gaunt, Jr
Shirley Hauptman
Fran Jo Ducknall
Robert Masolette
Martha Butler
Carter Kellas
Gayle T. Crabill
Michael Foreman
Weather Forecast for Winchester Virginia May 23
The weather today in Virginia shows fair skies in the north and partly cloudy in the south. Winds light, temperatures from 40s to 50s low and 65 to 75 high, with a similar pattern expected tonight and sunset at 7 26 p.m.
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Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for May 1961
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows no measurable amount. May rainfall to date is 2.54 inches, with 1961 total at 18.40 inches. Historical averages over 48 years list yearly 36.9 inches and monthly means ranging from 2.05 to 3.95 inches, with May at 3.83 inches.
Man Charged With Theft From Motel
Nelson Burr of Alliance Ohio faced a hearing on petty larceny charges after allegedly taking a blanket towel wash cloth and bathmat from the Elms Motel. The sheriff’s office reported the missing items. Burr remained jailed on a $150 bond.
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Burr
Eight-Year Term Appointed in Other Proceedings
Joseph Bizzell received a one year suspended penitentiary sentence and three years probation with restitution. He was defended by Peter McKee. Grand jury foreman Woodrow Harper led the panel with Elizabet A. Cook, Strother Shiley Jr., Everett W. Duncan, Donald R. Grubbs, James H. Stephenson and Janet Larie also serving.
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Joseph Bizzell
Peter McKee
Woodrow Harper
Elizabet A. Cook
Strother Shiley, Jr
Everett W. Duncan
Donald R. Grubbs
James H. Stephenson
Janet Larie
Noted Phrases from a Historical Prompt
The fragment lists terms including Germany Colombia Iowa and Calvin Coolidge with mentions of Chinese Baptist and a note about Sarah Bernat. It reads as a jumbled OCR extract lacking coherent narrative or events.
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Calvin Coolidge
Baptist
Io Sarah Bernat
Winchester Auction Directory Listings May 24 27 30
Multiple upcoming sales across Winchester Gore Charles Town and surrounding areas listing furniture household goods appliances machinery and farm equipment. Auctioneers include Orndorff Cole Duvall Moy er Dennis Cole and Conner with sale times from May 24 to June 3.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
H. J. Flowers
E. Pall Mall St
Charles R. Duvall
Walter H. Moyer
Charles Town
Middleway
W. D. Orndorff
Paul Snapp
Gore
Back Creek Road
Dennis T. Cole
J. C. Horn
North Ave
Charles Duvall
Haun’s
Paper Mill Road
Wm. Conner
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