Grubbs Raymond A. 78 Dies. Services Set
Raymond A. Grubbs 78 of 102 Feet Fearful Road died yesterday. He was sales manager for Bev ille Basket Co. and a member of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church. Survived by two brothers, a nephew and a niece. Funeral at John H. Ers Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 PM EST. burial Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal. Pallbearers listed.
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Raymond A. Grubbs
Vis Froy Eavis- de Taites
Aan Des 3
Senom Et Borivan
Cornelis Hafhour Grubbs
Beville Basket Co
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
E.A. Grubbs
Front Royal
Akeee Ca
Ayler Grubbs
A. J
Atlanta
John H.ers
Berle
Earl. Bewis
Robert D
Hhirial
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Mrs H Clatterbuck Dies At 78 In Brucetown
Annie Lee Clatterbuck 78 of Brucetown died Saturday after a two week illness. She was born in Page County daughter of the Defermyer family widow of Horace G. Clatterbuck and survived by two children Rosie Harmon of Brucetown and Verner Clatterbuck. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Grace Fellowship Cemetery.
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Annie Lee Clatterbuck
Brucetown
Hillcrest
Funeral service for Mrs. Alice Lake scheduled
A funeral for Mrs. Alice Elva Lake of 105 S Kent St will be conducted by Rev. Paul J Slonaker tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Burial will be in Ridings Costello John M Kline Charles Rehner and Dale E Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur William Kline
S. Kent St
Charles J. Bright
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Alice Elva Lake
Paul J. Slonaker
Ridings Costello
John M. Kline
Charles Rehner
Dale E. Clemons
Funeral service for Mrs. Tho mas S Cooper at Mt Williams
Gooper Service conducted funeral rites for Mrs. Tho mas S Cooper of Mt Falls Route who died Friday. The service was held this afternoon at St John s Lutheran Church Mt Williams with Rev Harold Fuller and Dr L S G Miller officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Cooper
Mt. Falls
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Williams
Harold Fuller
L.S. G. Miller
Advisory Council on Educational TV Formed in Virginia
Virginia appoints a 13 member Advisory Council on Educational Television to study facilities, survey construction needs and oversee state aid for non profit station establishment. The group meets at the Capitol May 31 for its organizational session with Gov. Harrison announcing co chairmen Sen. Lloyd C. Bird and Del. Edward E. Lane.
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Richmond
Virginia
Advisory Council On Educational Television
State Capitol
General Assembly
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Lloyd C. Bird
Chesterfield County
Del
Edward E. Lane
Bird and
Lane
Paul W. Manns
Bowling Green
Thomas P. Chisman
Peninsula Broadcasting Corp
Hampton
Thomas C. Boushall
Central Virginia Educational TV Corp
Paul Schweitzer
Norfolk
Lester I. Bowman
Petersburg
William M. Meredith
Roanoke
Fred O. Funkhouser
Harrisonburg
L. H. Kernodle
Danville
Pulaski
James M. Sim
Honor Grad Barred From Social Events
Charles Fletcher Christian, a 37 year old Korean War veteran and Rich mond native, is due to graduate with the 88 member MCV class but was barred from social functions. A faculty vote of 70 to 14 condemned the exclusion and urged steps to prevent repeats. Christian says he was not invited to the Friday night dance nor Sunday lunch with the MCV board and alumni.
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Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
School of Medicine
Charles Fletcher Christian
Richmond Medical School
Christian
MCV Board of Visitors
Ruthville High School
Charles City County
Virginia State College
Petersburg
Rockefeller Fund gifts $2 million to Colonial Williamsburg
William Rockefeller announced the Rockefeller Brothers Fund will donate $2 million to Colonial Williamsburg over five years to complete Virginia's historic town restoration. In Lexington, VMI alumni pledged about $25,000 for the George C. Marshall Memorial Library and Museum, with $210,000 raised toward a $500,000 project cost. The Staunton school chief Thomas C. McSwain was elected president of the Virginia Education Association, effective Jan. 1, 1963.
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Williamsburg
Winthrop Rockefeller
Colonial
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
George C. Marshall
VMI
Staunton
Thomas C. McSwain
Virginia Education Assn
McSwain
L. F. Shelburne
Lenoir Chambers to Speak at Public Dinner
Norfolk born Pulitzer Prize winner Lenoir Chambers, biographer of Stonewall Jackson, will headline a public dinner in Harrisonburg at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Harrisonburg
Norfolk
Lenoir Chambers
Stonewall Jackson
Former Luray Mayor Elected Legion District Commander
Harry B. Dyche, former mayor of Luray, chosen commander of the Seventh District of the American Legion at a Sunday gathering. Adele M. Miller of Waynesboro elected district auxiliary president. Delegates and alternates named for the October national convention, pending official confirmation at September state convention in Virginia Beach.
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Harrisonburg
Harry B. Dyche
Luray
American Legion
Waynesboro
Adele M. Miller
Virginia Beach
Rebels battle re-enactment mirrors Civil War clash
Confederates take the field with a 12 pounder cannon and dramatic charges as Jackson’s tactics echo in a Valley re march scene. spectators, including State Senator Harry F Byrd Jr, study the hill where Union and Confederate troops once clashed, marking the Kerns town Battle commemoration.
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Jackson
Maryland
Potomac River
Pato
George H. Gordon
Richard Taylor
Col. Taylor
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Col
Frank C. Switzer
Harrisonburg
Lathan Mims
Dabney Watts
Commonwealth
Winchester
Watts
Kernstown
The
Valley Centennial Committee
Wytheville Town Manager Honored in State Group
NATURAL BRIDGE AP The Virginia section of the International City Managers Association honored Carter W. Beamer Wytheville town manager. He was chosen president elect of the state organization here Saturday and will succeed W A Woodward of Harrisonburg on January 1 1963.
Winchester Battlefield Echoes From Civil War Reenactment
Reenactors trek from Ohio Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and Virginia to Winchester for the weekend engagement at Kernstown March 23 1862. First Winchester second performance draws crowds as Henry Kyd Douglas Cavalry joins Stephens City marchers led by Capt Morgan Webber with seven riders. A cow scare near the battlefield accompanies the event as horses and gear arrive by truck and car.
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Kernstown
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Winchester
Ohio
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Stephens City
Henry Kyd Douglas
Knoxville
Morgan Webber
Webber
Capt. Webber
Late Night Shooting Near Moffitt Farm In Keokuk County
Keokuk County Sheriff John Wallerich reports a suspect left a dance around 10 p.m. and shot his aunt and uncle at the McBeth farm after retrieving a gun capable of firing shotgun shells and rifle bullets. The suspect then pursued his cousins at the dance and wounded Patsy before fleeing.
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Moffitt Farm
Keokuk County
John Wallerich
Smith
McBeth Farm
Patsy
Ada Marie Smith Johnson
Denver
Colo
Hastings
Neb
Notable Names and Places Across History Quiz Items
A compact list presents figures and sites from history including Leonardo da Vinci Ulysses S. Grant and J F Kennedy and the Washington Monument. It mentions Baltimore Washington Nevada Georgia and Union of South Africa with answers like It is correct and Never.
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Oneton
Ulysses S. Grant
J. F. Kennedy
Washington Monument
Never
Nevada
Georgia
Union of South Africa
Northwest Virginia Auction Listings May June Directory
A chain of sales listings spans May 30 to June 16 in the Winchester Summit Point Middletown and Frederick County area. Auctions cover furniture appliances dairy cattle farm equipment rugs china lamps paintings commercial real estate and antiques conducted by Orndorff Cole Haworth Cocke John Anderson Johnston Williams Darr and others.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
George G. Levi
Julian Glascock
Summit Point
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
ENOS
Mary E. Carnes
Middletown
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Mon
Hobson C. McGehee
Long Green
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Elliott Bros
Dudley D. Cocke
John F. Anderson
Frederick County
Court House
Stonewall
Dennis T. Cole
George G. Snarr, JR
W. A. Johnston
TON & E. McC. Williams
Frederick County Court House
the Highlands
Rt. 522
Charles R. Duvall
Herbert Darr
Power of Attorney
Valley Ave
Virginia Forecast Shows Variable Clouds and Thunder Showers
Forecast for Virginia calls for variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunder showers likely. Low around 60 tonight, warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, then cooler Thursday or Friday and warmer Saturday. Rain expected midweek with rainfall totals noted. past 48 hours show about 1 inch.
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Virginia
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H. A. Snapp
Bradfield
Earnest Ashwood
Adam Zajkowski
Thomas Rosenberger
Kline Service
Lake Service
Gooper Service
Arthur W. Kline
Annie L
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Esate Kaa Inc
On Educational TV
Honor Grad
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Yankees
Wytheville
I. Q. Answers
Leonardo da Vinci
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Wash
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Warrenton, Va
Associated Press
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Omaha
Philadelphia
Brumback’s Farm
N. Cameron
National Gypsum
Glidden
Pittsburgh
Glaize
N. Cameron St
S&h
Order OF the Golden Rule
MO Bewk
Los Angeles
Seattle
Loudoun Street
Paper Mill
Caldwell Sites CO. Paper Mill
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