Mrs Sibert Dies In Martinsburg Funeral Thursday
Mrs Sibert born September 20 1884 in Shenandoah County daughter of John F and Matilda Flowers Sibert. She was active at Avenue Christian Church and taught a class of young men in Sunday School. Survived by brother Leslie Sibert Martinsburg niece Mona Jean Sibert and grand nephew Frederick W Sibert. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with Rev Joseph P Porterfield. Burial Old Norborne Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Insburg
Miss Sibert
Shenandoah County
John F
Matilda Flowers Sibert
Ter Avenue Christian Church
Legal Women’s
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Leslie Sibert
Martinsburg
Mona Jean Sibert
Frederick W. Sibert
Brown Funeral Home
Joseph P. Porterfield
Old Norborne Cemetery
Cushing
Fall River
Mass
Matilda Ce Chew
Ert S. Cushing
Massachusetts
Methodist
Norwell
Roberta J. Oman
Honolulu
Hawaii
Meredith C. Rice
Marshfield Hills
Lynn E. Cushing
Robert R. Cushing
Dana S. Cushing
Bradford T. Cushing
Janet C. Cushing
Widow of Rev Charles B Williams dies at 93 in Berryville
Mrs Charles Williams 93 of Boyce died at Central State Hospital Petersburg yesterday after a long service with Dr and Mrs Frank Tappan. Born February 5 1873 in White Post she was the widow of the late Rev Charles Bruce Williams of Culpeper. Survived by nieces and nephews. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Frances Williams
Boyce
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Frank Tappan
Williams
White Post
Richard and
Henrietta Helm Johnson
Charles Bruce Williams
Culpeper
John H. Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Earthquake Shakes Virginia Area Reported In Night Tremor
A nighttime quake rattled Virginia and nearby areas. A Byrd Airport weather spokesman felt two tremors and the airport building shuddered. Charlottesville residents reported beds moved and houses rumbled while University of Virginia buildings shook. Arlington police noted shaken windows after 2:18 to 2:34 a.m. readings.
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Weather Bureau
Byrd Airport
Bureau
Culpeper
Bob McSherry
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Richmond
McConnell
Washington
Arlington
Potomac River
Holiday weekend highway toll and skies spark travel rush
The article notes last Fourth of July weekend had 547 deaths amid sunny weather as millions traveled to recreation spots and events. California recorded the most fatalities at 55, while a Somerset Kentucky pileup killed five, four victims from an Ohio vacationing family. It cites Memorial Day lows and the 1965 Christmas period with 720 deaths, and briefly mentions Antarctica glaciers moving about 600 yards annually.
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California
Somerset
Ohio
Dog Shot On Purcell Ave Found On Bike Suspect Under Investigation
King a dog owned by Alan Lee Patton of 122 Purcell Ave was shot Saturday morning by a man riding a bicycle on Purcell Ave and had to be put to sleep. Police said the case is under investigation.
Cuban killers killed after failed Havana landing
Two men Sandalio Herminio Diaz and Armando Romero tried to slip into Havana Sunday night on a mission to kill Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Their launch was sunk by a Cuban torpedo boat and the pair were killed on the outskirts of Havana.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sandalio Herminio Diaz
Armando Romero
Local crashes injure several in Clarke and Berryville area
Multiple traffic accidents left teens and adults hospitalized in Clarke County and Berryville. Names include Richard Clarence Simons 22, Con rie Susan Ward 17, Linda Crim 17, plus four teens from Bluemont and White Post. The report notes Mrs Cushing born 1924 and a church affiliation, with funeral arrangements cited.
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Sheetz
Berryville
Richard Clarence Simons
Route 2
Conrie Susan Ward
Linda Crim
Winchester
Wall Street Mixed Early As Trading Slips After Strong Start
Stocks move unevenly in early New York trading as gains and losses vary. U.S. Steel and Jones Antill steel shares lead with higher prices while copper declines on weak world metal prices. IBM slips after announcing a $400 million stock offering amid mixed industrials and airline moves. The AP index rises 0.4 to 324.7 on Friday.
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NEW York
U.S. Steel
Jones Ig
Kennecott
Radio Corp
Zenith
Teledyne
Sperry Rand
IBM
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American
American Airlines
Firemen Answer Two Alarms In City Laundries
Firefighters answered two alarms yesterday. At 4 50 p m South End and Rouss units found a reflection from a pilot light and flooded oil stove at 224 S Lou doun St laundromat. Later at 9 25 p m Sarah Zane and South End crews were called to a flooded oil stove at 677 1 2 N Cameron St.
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Winchester
William N. Goc
Nenour
South End
Rouss
Loudoun St
Sarah Zane
Cameron St
Shenandoah Commencement Speakers and Ceremonies
President Forrest S. Racey presided over Shenandoah College and Conservatory exercises with Lin da Goff as organist for the commencement and William J. Skeat as organist for the baccalaureate. The Hon. Joseph Simpson Farland delivered the address on “A Century of Revolution” as Lee B. Sheaffer led invocation and benediction and delivered the baccalaureate sermon titled “The Time Is Here Take Possession.”
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Board of Trustees of
Shenandoah
College and Conservatory
Forrest S. Racey
Taoya Conservatory
Linda Goff
William J. Skeat
Joseph Simpson Farland
Dominican Republic
Republic of Panama
Lee B. Sheaffer
The
Alumni Assn
Mr. Sheaffer
Weather Today and Upcoming Skies in Winchester
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 45 to 50. Wednesday looks fair with highs in the lower 70s. Thursday should be fair and warmer. Noon high today 66 and low 48. The day also notes past month rainfall and long term averages. A joke trivia asks how many planets exceed Earth in size: four Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune.
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Winchester
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
BB Pellet Hits Car Windshield in City Park
W. W. Robertson of 453 Gray Ave reports a BB pellet fired at his car last night in the city park. He described the hit as dead center on the windshield while driving 10 mph with no other cars nearby. Police noted a separate incident where a car owned by Charles Boles was stolen at 11:30 p.m. Saturday and recovered by the owner Sunday.
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W. W. Robertson
Gray Ave
Robertson
Charles Boles
Cameron St
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DeHaven Infant
Franklin Todd DeHaven
Virgil Franklin
Roberta Wilson DeHaven
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nathaniel DeHaven
Gainesboro
John Wilson
Welch
W.va
Robert Moore
Ortence
Heishman
Griffin Heishman
Wardensville
W.vas
Mr. Heishman
Abraham
Martha Spaid Heishman
Methodist Church
Vergie Heishman
Lindell Heishman
Vivian Smoot
Mt. Jackson
Leota Martin
Edgeswood
Wardensville Methodist Church
Don Crisman
Hershman Cemetery
James H. Devers
James Henry Devers
Mr. Devers
Flint Hill
Joseph Eldridge
Della Best Devers
Mattie Lee Cooke
Joseph Hunter Devers
John Burrell Devers
Milton Uriah Devers
Lilly May Hall
Henry Lee Devers
Robert Arthur Devers
Sarah Virginia “Payne
Bealeton
James William Devers
Alexandria
Mattie Lee Propst
McLean
John H. Endlers
James Ward Shoemaker
Pune
John W. Rosenberger & CO
U.S
Wiather
Pacifico Northwest
Rockies
Plateau
Gulf Coast
Florida
Midwest
Charles Williams
Antarctica
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun IT
Supreme Court
Melvin David Rees Jr
Virginia
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Louisa
County
Rees
Hyattsville
Warsaw
Poland
Dean Rusk
Europe
United States
Helsinki
Finland
Orway
Tion
NATO
Brussels
Roanoke
E.A. Griggs
St. Anthony
Robert Lee Krusenklaus
Randallstown
Clarke County
G. W. Turner
Charles Trussell
Lester Poston
Bluemont
Glenda Fay
Phyllis Barnett
Arthur Boyce
Richard Carson Boyce
Frederick D. McGuire, Jr
Elyria
Wall Street
Mr. Racey
Omps Funeral
Wmps
Pvcohal
the Order
DIAL
Loudoun Street
I, Q
France
Portland
Ore
Lisbon
Hilo
Tuberculosis
Idaho
True
Solomon
Athur, Inc
Tt Insurance
Boscawen St
Dominion Silo, Inc
Bridgewater, Va
Air Carolina
West Virginia
Andy Itchell
Patyah
Wewse
Glasz
Dunsat
Bunsat Anamel
Galion
Sunset
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
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