Obituaries of Silvious Frye Menear Callan and Miller
Obituary notices recount Mrs Rebecca Silvious Frye of Rt 1 Shenandoah born 194 in Shenandoah died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with family survivors including husband Benjamin Frye son Garland daughter in law grandchildren and siblings. Also memorials for Walter Menear 80 Romney WV with two daughters two grandchildren and five great grandchildren and church and fraternal affiliations. services to be held at Combs Funeral Home Romney. Additional notices for Mrs Bessie Dyer Callan 58 of Winchester and Charles Abraham Miller 67 of Wardensville with church services and burial details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca F. Silvious Frye
Rt. 1
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frye
Shenandoah
Gilbert Lee
Ida Florence Weatherholtz Silvious
Saums Lutheran Church
Quicksburg
Benjamin N. Frye
Garland R. Frye
Winchester
Jo Ann Frye
Pvt
Garland R. Frye, Jr
Ft. Sill
Okla
Jacob Silvious
Clarence Silvious
Mt. Jackson
Eugene Silvious
Timberville
Harding Silvious
Theodore Silvious
Washington
Blondell Fyfe
Allen
Mary
Dellinger Funeral Home
Walter G. Menear
Romney
W. Va
Reedsville
George L
Elizabeth Radcliff Menear
Angy Grimm Menear
Mary Diggs Menear
Angy Virginia Miller
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Wagoner
Yellow Springs
Angy Cessna
William H. Menear
Huntington
Long Island
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
National Postal Transport Association
Menear
Clinton Lodge No. 86
Af&am
Combs Funeral Home
Thomas Whaley
Ebenezer
Bessie Dyer Callan
W. Bellview Ave
Grace Lutheran Church
William E. Eisenberg
W.W. Capper
Lawrence C. Grim
D. Ernest Lawrence
Ralph E. McDonald
Thomas A. Morrison
Julian J. Shade
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Abraham Miller
Wardensville
Veteran’s Hospital
Martinsburg
Mr. Miller
Rio
Paul
Sarah Wilkins Miller
Paul Miller
Luther Miller
Woodrow
Roy Miller
David Miller
Cumberland
Virginia
Byrd Seeks Welfare Study by Presidential Commission
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. proposes a Senate resolution to create a presidential commission to study the welfare system and suggest reorganizing it. He says the Nixon administration may not deliver a satisfactory reform bill this year and he cannot support the original measure. The Finance Committee sent the bill to HEW for rewrite and awaits a timeline from Secretary Robert H. Finch.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Senate
Byrd
Nixon
Finance Committee
Health Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Gambia Gains Independence and Commonwealth Status
Gambia becomes Africa's 36th independent nation and joins the British Commonwealth as its 21st member in February 1965.
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Gambia
Africa
British Commonwealth
Amphitheatre Dedication Planned at Winchester Park
A dedication committee met to plan ceremonies for the new Amphitheatre at Winchester Recreation Park with target dates of July 3 4 and 5. Ben B. Dutton Jr chaired and expressed enthusiasm as assignments were given to committee members James Barnett Henry A Lowry Tom Baldridge Rev William Lyons Donald E Smallwood Richard J Martin Paul M Isel Gerald Slaver and Wade Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Recreation Park
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Dutton
Mr. Dutton
James Barnett
Henry A. Lowry
Tom Baldridge
William Lyons
Donald E. Smallwood
Richard J. Martin
Paul M. Isel
Gerald Slaver
Wade Ferguson
Rape Charge Filed as Winchester Man Arrested
Clyde Nelson Benson 19 of Rt. 5 Winchester was arrested at 8 am on a rape charge. He is jailed in Winchester Frederick County awaiting arraignment tomorrow. The offense is alleged to have occurred May 16. Bond set at 10000. Deputy Renner led the investigation. Deputy Hoak made the arrest. Henry Powel Russell 67 of Berryville died at home yesterday. He was born March 4 1903 in Clarke County and was a retired carpenter. Surviving are two stepchildren, a sister and a brother. Funeral services set for 3 pm tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Nelson Benson
Rt. 5
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick County
Frederick County
Osborne Renner
Roy Hoak, Jr
Henry Powel Russell
W. Main St
Berryville
Mr. Russell
Clarke County
Henry Thomas
Annie Love Bell Russell
Wanda Lee Dellacasa
Milton R. Lee
Lanham
Earl Sandridge
Dover
Del
John Thomas Russell
John H. Enders
David Cammack
Shenandoah Memorial Park
LaRue Found Guilty in Assault Case in Municipal Court
Terry Lee LaRue 19 of 209 E Lane was found guilty of assault and battery on Patrick D M Robinson May 1 after pleading innocent. A probation report and sentencing set for June 19. Andrew P Vincent 603 Battle Ave also pled guilty May 11 and awaits probation report. Rolfe Dean Brumback 17 Roosevelt Blvd received 12 months jail and a $500 fine for striking Walter Massie Jr in the same May 1 attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Lee LaRue
E. Lane
Patrick D.M. Robinson
Andrew P. Vincent
Battle Ave
Walter W
Danny
Massie, Jr
John Rice
Amherst St
Rolfe Dean Brumback
Roosevelt Blvd
Massie
Woodstock Man Drowns In River After Boat Capsizes
Woodstock barber Teddy Brill, about 28, died when a boat with four men capsized on the Shenandoah River near the Charley Burner farm. Three others survived. rescue squads aided by local units recovered the body. Brill’s body was taken to Dellinger Funeral Home in Woodstock.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah River
Teddy Brill
Marilyn Funtilla
Clarke County
Shenandoah County
Sheriff's Office
Preston Poole
Bud Sager
Charley
Kindergarten Graduation at Highland Memorial Church
Kindergarten graduation exercises will be held tomorrow at Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Linden Clevenger and Mrs. Gerald McCoy will direct with kindergarten director Bruce Macbeth. Diplomas will be awarded by Rev Bruce A Macbeth to a list of graduates including Robert Ambrose Jr and Anthony Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Linden Clevenger
Gerald McCoy
Bruce Macbeth
Bruce A. Macbeth
Robert Ambrose, Jr
Anthony Brooks
Mark Crider
Milton Driver, Jr
Darren Drummond
George Haymaker
Timothy Herring
Donald Jobe
Darrell
Suit Attacks Nansemond County School Policy
The Justice Department filed a federal suit in Norfolk alleging Nansemond County Virginia maintains an attendance plan that preserves a dual school system. It cites that over 85 percent of 6206 Negro pupils attend all black schools while 3550 white pupils stay in white schools and claims the policy blocks desegregation of faculties across 18 schools.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nansemond County
Virginia
Atty
John N. Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Norfolk
Commencement Week Begins at Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal opens a weekend of events starting tomorrow with a Special Retreat Ceremony at 5:30 p.m. and Class Night Exercises at 8 p.m. A reception for Col. Arvin S. Williams follows. Saturday features drill, band, cadet commissions, and the Senior Dance. On Sunday Baccalaureate and Commencement address by Dr. Robert P. Parker. Dane Parker is the valedictorian. Col. John C. Boggs to speak at 10:45 a.m. commencement.
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Randolph - Macon Academy
Front Royal
Academy
Arvin S. Williams
Methodist
Manual of Arms
Robert P. Parker
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Dane Carlton Parker
John C. Boggs
Wall Street climbs as Dow rises near 676 on brisk trade
The Dow Jones average climbs 13.07 points to 676.27 at 10 30 a m as advances outpace declines five to one. The market gains follow Wednesday’s rally with Nixon assurances. Analysts warn that fundamentals limit gains and a pullback could occur. Major movers include Penn Central Baxter Memorex Litton and Ford with varied shifts.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Penn Central
Baxter Laboratories
Memorex
Litton
Ford
Weather Today in Virginia Mostly Fair and Warmer
Fair with some cloudiness through Friday in Virginia. Low tonight 48 to 56, high Friday in the 70s. Rain chances near zero tonight and 10 percent Friday. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Yesterday's official temp 72. Sunset 8:30, sunrise 5:50, moonrise 2:29, new moon. Rainfall 24 hours none. May total 1.45 inches. 1970 total 10.81 inches. Five year rainfall totals listed. May average 3.65 inches and yearly averages shown.
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Winchester
Seven year old struck by car in Winchester bruise to leg
Tammy Eversole 7 suffered a left leg bruise after stepping into the path of a car driven by Barbara Presgraves at E Cork and Kent. She was treated and released at the hospital. Herbert Bowen of Stephenson was also examined. Bowen swerved to avoid a person and went over an embankment on Rt. near Crown. No other injuries reported in two other accidents. Buck Island National Monument lies underwater with snorkelers viewing a coral garden and tropical fish.
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Winchester
E. Cork
Kent St
Harry Miller
Tammy Eversole
Sharp St
Barbara Presgraves
Oates Ave
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Herbert Bowen
Stephenson
C.D. Taylor
Rt. 7
Gore
Buck Island National Monument
Virgin Islands
Ein
County Eyes Higher Taxes to Meet Budget Demands
County revenue estimates show increases from local sales taxes to 440000 and state sources to 598965 with big jumps in state sales tax and auto tag fees. Winchester landfill income rises to 12000 and new commercial hauler payments offset dump costs while real estate and personal property taxes are raised to balance the budget ahead of a June 8 public hearing.
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Winchester
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Callan Service
Charles A. Miller
Marilyn S. Funtila
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Lorist, Inc
N. Loudoun Street
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Bernard
Abes
YF. Groves
Boscawen St
Nutro
Rose Care
Borden
Nitro Guide Magazine
Harold H. Allen
American Rose Society
Mr. Allen
Smalts Garden Center
National Ave
Aragon
Lick Pier
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Welk
Champagne Music Makers
Renner
Henry P. Russell
LaRue Found
Nansemond Co
Glaize & Bro
Cameron St
RMA
Wall Street
Great Lakes
Winchester Common Council
Roy W. Bayliss, JR
Charles A. Dorton, JR
Second Ward
Stewart Bell, JR
Thomas C. Glass
Democratic Committee
J. Fred Larrick
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