Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star May 27 1968
Russell Lee Brown 74 of Front Royal Road died Saturday in Elyria Ohio. He was a former policeman in Turtle Creek PA and owned Brown's Market on Front Royal Road. Survived by daughter Virginia Gillespie Elyria OH, stepdaughter Esther Easter and sister Sidney Davis. Funeral Wednesday 11 am Jones Funeral Home. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Mary Agnes Brown 84 of Nain died yesterday in a nursing home. Born January 25 1884 in England, widow of Claude C Brown. Survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 pm Omps Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Family to receive visitors 7:30–9 pm tonight.
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Russell Lee Brown
Front Royal Road
Elyria
Mr. Brown
Frederick County
John W
Martha Eaton Brown
Mildred E. Cashdollar
Eagles Club
Irvin
Turtle Creek
Mary Agnes Brown
Nain
Mrs. Brown
England
Frederick
Mary Agnes White Brown
Old Bethel Methodist
Claude C. Brown
William Dawson
Pittsburgh
C. E. Brown
Charles Brown
Omps
Robert Moore
Mount Hebron
Fred Wehrheim
James Wehrheim
Joseph Pent
Carl Whittacker
Marvin Dove
Nathaniel Brown
John Henry Derflinger
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pearl Laura Lanham
Derflinger
Riverton
William
Eliza Martin Derflinger
Ohio
Claude E. Derflinger
Mt. Airy
Russell O
Obituary for Dayton T. O Rear Arlington Post Office official
Dayton T. O Rear 59 longtime Mobile Operations Analyst for the Post Office Department died suddenly at his Arlington home. Born in Winchester he joined the Post Office in 1930 and rose to Transportation Operations Superintendent in the Washington Division. Survived by wife Lavelda and three children, memorial service at Trinity Presbyterian Church and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Funeral home visitation in Arlington scheduled tonight.
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Dayton T. O’rear
Post Office Department
Arlington
O’rear
Winchester
Railway Transportation Division
Washington Post Office
Post Office
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Issac Walton League
Lavelda O
Charles E. O’rear
Richmond
Colleen O, Lewis
Vienna
Kathleen O. Smith
Steward
Milton
Glenn
Walter O
Mount Hebron
Funeral service for Lola W. Racy in Winchester
A funeral service for Lola W. Racy age 73 of 217 West Street was held this morning at 11 in Home Church conducted by Rev. Charles H. Harless. Pallbearers were W. C. Peer Alfred L. Snapp Sr. Bryant J. Armstrong Edward M. Seuis Floyd Ginn James M. Douglas. Burial followed in St Pauls Cemetery.
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Lola W. Racy
West St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Charles H. Harless
W. C., Peer
Alfred L. Snapp, Sr
Bryant J. Armstrong
Edward M. Seuis
Floyd Ginn
James M. Douglas
St. Paul's Cemetery
Nelson Milton Nichols
Route 3
Robert C. Mitchum, Jr
Raymond L. Booze
H. Eugene Baker
Ralph Bauserman
Sonnon Fincham
Edward Mi. Sours
Floyd F. Snapp
Henry Y. Carbaugh
Methodist Men’s Club of Relief
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
More Than 200 Stars Counted in the Pleiades
The article notes that over two hundred stars comprise the Pleiades cluster, highlighting its rich stellar population and significance in celestial catalogs.
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The
Camp Is Muddy Mess Again
Rain drenches the Poor People's shantytown as Resurrection City remains in place and leaders press for a march on government offices. Tensions rise with Mexican American and white minority factions claiming a voice in campaign strategy while U S officials face criticism over food distribution and pace of Congress. The far larger public focus centers on protests near Lincoln Memorial and the ongoing Poor People Campaign.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Andrew Young
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Young
Congress
Reies Tijerina
Los Angeles
Calif
Tijerina
Agriculture Department
Orville, L. Freeman
Lincoln Memorial
Court hears defense and prosecutor clash over Carpenter case
Carpenter linked to long police tenure and prior forgery history. Attorney David Simpson argues no justification for actions. notes lack of evident mental or physical issues. Commonwealth's Dabney Watts cites individual will and alcohol as factors. cooperation prompts recommendation for life sentence.
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Sherman
Rudolph
David Simpson
Carpenter
MR. Simpson
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Winchester
Wall Street Opens Broad Gains Amid Modest Market Activity
The New York markets moved ahead on a fairly broad front with gains outnumbering losses five to three on the NYSE. The Dow edged lower on softness in blue chips while Xerox and other high priced issues rose modestly.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stephens City Budget Hearing Set for June 29
Stephens City schedules a public hearing on a proposed 37,423 budget for 1968 69 to be held June 29 at 7 30 p m in the Town Office The real estate tax remains 60 cents per 100 valuation and personal property tax 90 cents The budget is up 3 513 over the current year and must be opposed to take effect July 1 The Star will publish the complete proposed budget Wednesday
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Stephens City
The
Star
Earle Warren Answers and Topics Listed
The list shows answers to questions on a variety of topics including a statement that he is backward, a term describing a race destruction, and references to boxing, fish, lockjaw, and a 14 percent figure.
Weather Today in Virginia Clouds and Rain Streaks
Cloudy and cool conditions with heavy rain at times tonight. Low around 50 to 55. Tuesday rain ends with clearing, followed by sunny or fair skies and a gradual warm-up into midweek.
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Col.ednesday
Fighting Rages Around Dong Ha As US Marines Suffer Casualties
Reports from the Vietnam front describe heavy combat near Dong Ha with Marine units engaging North Vietnamese forces. Vietnamese infantry claim high enemy deaths in multiple clashes, while US forces tally dozens of casualties and air strikes inflict heavy tolls on retreating troops.
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Dong Ha
U.S. 3Rd Marine Division
Demilitarized Zone
Marines Receive Support From Navy Offshore Ship
Elements of U S Marines benefited from assistance provided by a U S Navy 7th Fleet vessel stationed offshore in the South China Sea enhancing logistics and command reach during operations.
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U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
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