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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1966

Page

2

Obituaries from Winchester area include Creswell and McCauley

Clarence A Creswell 4 of 357 EB Piccadilly St died at his daughter's home in Charleston WV. Born 21 1881 in Hampshire Co he married Gerette Bageant 1904. Survived by daughter Mrs John E O Neal of Charleston brothers William Carl Curtis Creswell and sister Mrs Frank Crowser. Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron. Mary C McCauley 75 of 21 E Monmouth St died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born Warren Co Nov 9 1891 to Luther and Annie Powers McCauley. Carpenter for J Peyton Darlington of Marshall Mills. Survived by brother Walter G McCauley and sisters Mrs Roger L Mahew and Mrs Hilda Grim. Funeral Sunday 3 30 PM Jones Funeral Home. Burial Ninevah. Caroline Copeland 87 died at home Star Tannery. Born Sept 90 1878 daughter of Moses R and Annie Towelson Copeland. Survivors include nieces and nephews. Funeral service this afternoon Gravel Springs Lutheran Church. Burial Gravel Springs. Lee Mark Shaver 60 formerly of Maurertown died yesterday at Western State Hospital Staunton. Born Dec 26 1905 son of the late Samuel and Sydney Keller Shaver. Member Maurertown Brethren Church. Survived by brother Marvin Shaver of Winchester. Funeral tomorrow 2 30 PM Dellinger Chapel Woodstock. Burial Maurertown Cemetery. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with viewing 7 8 PM. In other notes Anthropologist Paul Bohanan nan discusses teenagers marrying as initiation into adulthood in a world where adults have all the gravy.

Mr. Creswell Hampshire County Amathemata Evan P Nannie Anderson Creswell Gerette Bageant Braddock Street C. McCauley E. Monmouth St Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. McCauley Warren County Luther and Annie Powers McCauley J. Peyton Darlington Marshall Mills Walter G. McCauley Middle‘town Roger L. Mahew Falls Church Hilda Grim Stephens City Jones Funeral Home 8. J. Westfall Ninevah Cemetery Caroline Copeland Star Tannery Miss Copeland Moses R Annie Towelson Copeland Gravel Springs Lutheran Church Harold F. Fuller Walter L. Brill Gordon Orndorff Dallas Everett George and Herman Rudolph Clyde Mellwee Gravel Springs Cemetery Mr. Shaver Maurertown Samuel Sydney Keller Shaver Maurertown Brethren Church Marvin Shaver Winchester Dellinger Chapel Woodstock Wilbur Thomas Maurerstown Dellinger Funeral Home

Loy Harry C. Loy 48 Gore dies. survives family spread

Harry C Loy 48 of Gore died today born Gainesboro December 16 1917 son of William C and Inez Kerns Loy both of Albin He was a truck driver for Alleghany Freight Co His wife Pauline Shoe maker died April 10 1966 Survived by two daughters Linda Ann Cave and Phyllis McAboy three sons Harry Jr James A and Douglas K Loy six grandchildren three brothers and one sister Funeral at Ebenezer Christian Church near Gore with burial in Ebenezer Church Cemetery Funeral home notice from Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge WV

Harry C. Loy Gore Mr. Loy Gainesboro William C Inez Kerns Loy Albin Alleghany Freight Co Pauline Shoemaker Linda Ann Cave Phyllis McAboy Winchester Harry Loy, Jr Hebron

Jolliffe Presides At Zone Meeting In Rappahannock District

Arthur Jolliffe lieutenant governor of Rappahannock District leads Zone 1 at Lee Jackson Restaurant. Final Apple Blossom Committee reports. seven clubs consider sponsoring Bloodmobile. Tom Rosenberger brief on Raritan Week. Ed Lord explains 3-and-3 program. Buddy Ragsdale urges three new members per club, three new clubs per district, three new states over three years.

Arthur Jolliffe Rappahannock Raritan National Lee-Jackson Apple Blossom Committee Tom Rosenberger Raritan Week Ed Lord Buddy Ragsdale

Cemetery Work Postponed In Case Of Rain

Hurl Himelright, trustee, said clean up at St. John's Cemetery Mt. Williams will move to Monday at 9 a.m. if rain continues. A volunteer crew was asked to bring mowers and tools for the work ahead of the Memorial Services set for Sunday June 5 at 3 p.m.

St. John’s Cemetery Mt. Williams Hurl Himelright Himelright

Dodd Revises Suit Against Columnists

Sen. Thomas J. Dodd amends a libel and conspiracy suit against columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. He trims allegations and damages to 2 million dollars and seeks a swift trial.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Drew Pearson Jack Anderson

Anderson Key Club Winner Named For Leadership

John H. Anderson Jr of Rt. 1 wins the annual Winchester Kiwanis Key Club award. Kiwanis Key Club Committee Chair J Douglas Butler cites Anderson’s leadership as project chairman of the James Wood Kiwanis Key Club. He is NSS member Cork Street Christian Church and Shenandoah College-bound in fall.

John H. Anderson, Jr Rt. 1 Winchester Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Key Club J. Douglas Butler Anderson James Wood Kiwanis Key Club National Honor Society Cork Street Christian Church John H, Anderson Shenandoah College

Monroe College holds graduation for 39 students

Thirty nine students will graduate from Monroe College Saturday. The exercises begin at 7:30 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church on Amherst Street. Graduates include Ronald Lee Combs, Charles L. Mayes, Leland E. Williamson Jr., Ramona E. O'Brien, Glen Ina B. Combs, Elwanda M. Ginn, and Linda Wright. The curriculum covers accounting, computer technology, and secretarial fields.

Monroe College Calvary Baptist Church Amherst St Ronald Lee Combs Charles L. Mayes Leland E. Williamson, Jr Ramona E. O’brien Glen- Ina B. Combs Elwanda M. Ginn Linda Wright

Farland to Deliver Shenandoah Commencement Address

J. S. Farland, former ambassador to the Dominican Republic and Panama, will speak at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music 91st annual commencement in the Armstrong Building auditorium at 3 p.m. Sunday. He has a long career in law, government service, and business with ties to Latin America and coal interests.

Joseph Simpson Farland Dominican Republic Republic of Panama Shenandoah College Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Armstrong Building Farland Fuel Company Christopher Fuel Corporation West Virginia Mutual Security U.S. Department of State U.S Panama Farland

Weather Today and Weekend Forecast For Winchester

Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms tonight with a low in the upper 50s in the mountains. Saturday turns warm and humid with more showers and storms, then cooler conditions in the west and portions. Highs reach the upper 70s in the mountains. The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with small daily changes and weekend rain chances. Noon high 76, low 65. Sunset 8:30 p.m. tonight.

Nation Rockies Washington Coast North Pacific Coast Plateau Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Mid- Mississippi Valley North Atlantic Coast Winchester

Winchester permits issued for church clinic school and homes

Winchester Building Inspector issues permits including Mt. Carmel Baptist Church alterations at 4238 Braddock St for 16000 dollars. Medical Dental Co-Op at 453 Fairmont Ave, new building for medical offices and clinic 50000 dollars. Douglas School 590 N Kent St canopy 945 sq ft 3653 dollars. Kenneth Coffelt 1059 Woodland Ave new brick residence 605 Van Fossen St 16000 dollars. Eugene Schultz 339 National Ave aluminum siding installed 2093 dollars. Earl Williams 714 Baker Knight addition two rooms and bath 1500 dollars.

Douglas School N. Kent St Kenneth Coffelt Woodland Ave van Fossen St Eugene F. Schultz National Ave Earl Williams Baker Knight Bath

Byrd Names Campaign Chairmen in Virginia Cities

Senator Byrd's campaign for the July 12 primary names Harrisonburg head George R. Aldhizer Jr. and Waynesboro head Felix E. Edmunds. Aldhizer, 35, longtime Harrisonburg Democrat and former party chair, is a Harrisonburg native and University of Virginia law graduate. Edmunds, a Waynesboro attorney and former Virginia House member (1948-1964), represented Augusta Highland Waynesboro and Staunton. Also notes tribes using blowguns in North America: Cherokee Iroquois Muskogoan.

Waynesboro Harrisonburg Harry F. Byrd, Jr George R. Aldhizer, Jr Byrd Felix E. Edmunds W. C Dan) Daniel Edmunds Virginia House of Delegates Augusta Highland Staunton Aldhizer Democratic Party University of Richmond University of Virginia

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Clarence Creswell Clarence A. Creswell Piccadilly St Charleston W. Va Harry C. McCauley Copeland Lee M. Shaver Lee Mark Shaver Western State Hospital Paul Bohannan California Nathaniel Hawthorne True Jones Funeral Home, Inc Omds Funeral Home Loudoun Street THE OFDER Ulee Weatheurial AXA Commercial and Savings Bank Virginia FDIC Jolliffe Dodd Monroe BUICK Volkswagen H.W. Ebert Londoun St J. S. Farland Shenandoah Speaker Clarksburg W.va West Virginia University West Virginia University College of Law Princeton University Stanford University Fairleigh Dickinson University West Virginia Wesleyan College MR. Farland Virginia Christopher Brooke Randolph Page Christopher Richard Ashville Christopher Simpson Episcopal Church Episcopal Joseph Farland Athur, Inc. Insurance Boscawen St Winchester Building Inspector's Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Braddock St Medical Dental Co-Op Fairmont Aves Byrd Names Campaign North America Farm Credit Farm Credit Association E. Boscawen Bu Ct N. Cameron St
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