Obituary notices for Mrs. Flora Lutz and Nelson Bromley
Mrs Flora Lutz 68 widow of William Melvin Lutz died unexpectedly Monday born July 27 1897 Edinburg daughter of Linden and Cyfarintte and widow of Mr Lutz she had lived in Winchester and Richmond with daughter Mrs P L Williamson and five grandchildren funeral tomorrow at 1030 am in St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church Edinburg Cemetery burial Edinburg Cemetery body at Lindsay Funeral Home Harrisonburg Nelson Bromley 61 of Stephenson died today after long illness funeral arrangements pending body at Omps Funeral Home
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Flora Ivis Lutz
William Melvin Lutz
Mrs. Lutz
Edinburg
Linden and
Cyfarintte
Lutz
St.Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Winchester
Richmond
P. L. Williamson
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Calvin Master
Lindsay Funeral Home
Harrisonburg
Nelson Bromley
Stephenson
Mr. Bromley
Daisy M. Bromley
John H. Bromley
Omps Funeral Home
Johnson urges local officials to adopt model government
LBJ told delegates at the White House that local officials should emulate federal efforts and he pledged that the government would be a model and pace setter. Mrs. Johnson opened the conference and attended panel sessions on Monday.
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White House
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Ex-Mayor Josiah Look Dickinson of Front Royal Dies at 80
Josiah Look Dickinson former Front Royal mayor and Warren County historian died yesterday at 80. Born May 16 1885 in Marion he lived in Front Royal since 1920 and authored Fairfax Proprietary 1959. Survived by wife Susan Ford Dickinson two daughters seven grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral service set for 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church with pallbearers named and flowers omitted.
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Josiah Look Dickinson
Foremer
Front Royal
Wareren
Mr. Dickinson
Marion
I. W. Dickinson
Universe of
Virginia
First Baptist Church
Republican Party
Warren County
Fairfax
Susan Ford Dickinson
John P. Moore
Washington
W. H. Hurt, Jr
Culpeper
George Urquhart
E. L. McConnell
Blacksburg
Senn
Lawrence E. Matthews
Walter Carter
Charles Russell
Walter Duncan
J. Adair Moore
Alton Morerison
Duncan Gibb
Shenandoah Memorial Service Set
A memorial Day service for veterans buried in Shenandoah Memorial Park is planned for Sunday at 3 15 p.m. EST. The Rev. T R Tuttle will speak with the Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars color guard and firing squad participating. American flags line Route 522 fronts with 14 foot poles bearing each veteran's name. Honored veterans include Ralph Saloman Harry Cain Arthur Corcin Shaddick Easter Robert Jenkins Guy Jones John McCormick Larry McKean William Reynolds Samuel Siers Timothy Sparks Jr Arlie Triplett Clyde Baker William Carroll Victor Combs Clark Cooper Granville Crabill Alson Gay William McCauley Jennings Morris Joseph Morrow George Rowland Leonard Rudolph Charles Coward Harry Sirbaugh Joseph Derosiers Talmadge Lofton Milton Long.
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Shenandoah Memorial Park
T. R. Tuttle
Paper Mill Church of Christ
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Garden of Peace
Harry H. Cain
Arthur Lee Corcin
Shaddick F. Easter
Robert R. Jenkins
Guy M. Jones
John R McCormick
Larry W. McKean
William L. Reynolds
Samuel R Siers
Timothy Sparks, Jr
Arlie Henry Triplett
Clyde R. Baker
William W. Carroll
Victor R. Combs
Clark Linwood Cooper
Granville A, Crabill
Alson J. Gay
Williamie McCauley
Jennings E. Morris
Joseph W. Morrow
George W. Rowland
Leonard W. Rudolph
Charles Coward
Harry Lee
Sirbaugh
Garden of Prayer
Joseph L., Derosiers
Talmadge G
Lofton
Milton H. Long
Vienna’s First Coffee House Opens in the 17th Century
A historic note recalls Vienna’s inaugural coffee house opening in the 1600s marking a pivotal moment in city culture. The event highlights early European coffeehouse life and the spread of café culture across Austria.
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Vienna
Winchester School Leader Garland Quarles Lauded in Resolution
The Winchester School Board honors Garland R. Quarles for decades of service from Handley High School to superintendent, noting his Apple Blossom Pageant leadership and civic work. He recalls Phi Beta Kappa at Randolph Macon, and praises city governance and staff as he retires.
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Quarles
Solenberger
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Public Schools
Ashland High School
Ashland
Virginia
Randolph-Macon College
Asheland
Handley High School
Caroline County
Randolphe Macon
Handley Board of Trustees
Lee Grant
Solent Berger
Winchester
Freedom of choice plan for school placements outlined
The School Board outlines a freedom of choice for 1965-66 enrollments. Pre school pupils may choose among two county elementary zones with registration through principals and the board. Parents must submit the prescribed form by June 4. Results or refusals follow within 31 days. All seventh graders must designate their high school.
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School Board
Rusk defends U S actions on Dominican crisis and Viet Nam
Secretary of State Rusk spoke to newsmen at the Dominican crisis session, denying delays in OAS talks before Santo Domingo troops, stressing urgent U S action. He warned the Soviet Union and China against pressuring withdrawal and called for a full Viet Nam review with President Johnson. Ambassador Taylor will return for talks.
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Rusk
Viet Nam
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Soviet Union
China
United States
South Viet Nam
Quarles Reflects on 42 Years in Education
Dr. Quarles recalls dedicating 42 years to teaching and expresses no regrets about choosing education. He speaks of the time spent with boys and girls as beneficial for both him and the students, and expresses strong faith in their future.
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Quarles
SenateFloor Debates on Literacy Test Suspension Bill
The Senate debated an April 22 floor vote on a bill to suspend literacy tests and allow federal registrars in several Southern states with parts of North and Virginia. In other regions, federal overseers could be appointed if a federal court order finds racial voting rights violations. Cloture voting on Tuesday the 24th showed 47 Democrats and 23 Republicans for, with 21 Democrats and 9 Republicans against.
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Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Wall Street edges higher amid mixed trading gains
The New York market showed a modest advance with more gainers than decliners. Du Pont and Kennecott led gains while IBM eased after Tuesday’s big snapback. electronics were mixed and several names held steady or rose slightly amid a broader uptrend.
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New York
du Pont
Kennecott
IBM
Zenith
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
American Motors
Four Injured In Area Traffic Accidents
Four people were injured in two area crashes yesterday. In the first incident near Powhatan School on Rt. 723 three were treated and released, including 12 year old James Dillard who was riding a bicycle. In a second head on collision on U S 11 near Winchester two drivers Loretta Russell and Carol Davis plus passenger Carol Cake were hospitalized.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Berryville
Powhatan School
Boyce
William Thomas Mason, Sr
James Dillard
C. D. Taylor
Dillard
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Millwood
Winchester
U.S
Loretta Russell
Carol Davis
Beechcroft Rd
Cedarmeade
Percy Click
Russell
Jack Russell
Davis
Carter Davis
Missing Frederick County Man Garland Arn
A 43 year old Frederick County man Garland Lee Arn disappeared from his Mt Falls Street home after 7 45 a m Monday His wife Mrs Freda Arnold reported the absence to the Winchester Police Department which is investigating Arn is described as five feet nine inches tall 145 pounds with light brown hair wearing khaki pants and a brown long sleeved shirt He was driving a 65 mist blue Chevy II license 208 776 Arn worked for Shenandoah Apple Candy Co and was last seen after he drove his wife to Indian Alley and Piccadilly Street.
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Frederick County
Garland Lee Arnold
Mt. Falls St
Freda Arnold
Arnold
Virginia Weather Forecast Five Day Outlook
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers or thunder showers. Low 60 to 66. Thursday brings variable clouds and showers with highs around 80. Friday, more showers late day and warm temperatures. The five day outlook shows 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Showers and thunderstorms expected Thursday through Saturday. Sunset 7 29 p m. Sunrise 4 51 a m. Moonrise 3 01 a m. New Moon May 30.
Rainfall Statistics For May 1965 And 51 Year Averages
Rainfall data show 1.09 inches for May to date and 14.24 inches for the period. Average annual rainfall over 51 years is 36.85 inches, with monthly means ranging from 2.13 inches in February to 3.81 inches in August.
Americans return safely after air raid over Vinh and Hanoi area
Navy planes conducted night raids hitting Quan Lan barracks and storage sites while Coral Sea sorties illuminated targets with flares. Sky Raiders claimed hits on trucks along Route 7 and Route 116 about 125 miles south of Hanoi. Four U S planes attacked a South Vietnamese post near the border. five Vietnamese were wounded.
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Midway
Quan Lan
Hanoi
Coral Sea
al Skyraiders
Route 7
Route
Louth
U.S
Saigon
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Maddox Funeral Home
WSS Celal Tema Lal
Flowers
Smalts, Lorist, Inc
Loudoun Street
Shenandoah
Garden of Bethel
Ralph Saloman
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Member
Federal
Depos
Savinds
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Plains
Plateau
Pacific Northwest
Clarke
Burton
I. Brumback & Sons, Inc
Cameron
Crider, & Shechay
Senate
Johns-Manville
John W
Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Ee Johns-Manville Building Materials
Wall Street
Montgomery Ward
Phelps Dodge
Homestake
Eastman Kodak
Air Reduction
General Easy U.S. Smelting
Control Data
American Airlines
Jersey Standard
I, Q
Pittsburgh Wallhide
Abe Lincoln
Brooklyn Bridge
N. CaMeron St
Discount Mart
ICE
Jug
Oma Aera
Winchester Skies
Vinh
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