Obituaries from Winchester May 31 1967 edition
Obituaries include Frank Micciche 62 of Millersville Md died May 21 in Glen Burnie Md after brief illness. Survived by widow Alice Wagner Micciche eight sons and three daughters and 30 grandchildren. Requiem Mass at Holy Trinity Glen Burnie. Burial New Cathedral Cemetery. Also Lloyd Argenbright 76 Harrisonburg died yesterday after long illness. Residency details and survivors listed. Funeral arrangements and burial at Harrisburg. James C Jackson Berryville died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Maude Palmer Shannon 99 Parkersburg W Va died Sunday at Jackson Convalescent Home Hagerstown Md. burial Frederick Memorial Cemetery. Volga noted as Europe’s longest river within USSR.
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Frank Micciche
Millersville
North Arundel Hospital
Glen Burnie
Micciche
Winchester
Loudoun St
Alice Wagner Micciche
Rosemary Weaver
Thelma J. Hahn
Marjorie K. Haller
Salvatore
Charles
Richard
Robert
Paul
Howard
Harry
Joseph Micciche
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
New Cathedral Cemetery
Maude Palmer Shannon
William E. Shannon
Jackson
Hagerstown
Shannon
Parkersburg
W. Va
George A
Sallie Hill Palmer
Palmer
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Zeigler
Page Etchison
Haggerstown
Ralph Shafer
William Rauch
Martinsburg
Dandy Pierce, 88, Dies in Staunton Hospital
Dandy Pierce of Winchester died today in a Staunton hospital. Born October 15, 1878 in Clarke County, he is survived by his wife Lillie Mae, of 513 Highland Ave Winchester, and nine children: Andrew, Margaret Minnick, John, Carroll, Dorothy, Franklin, James, Robert Pierce of Berryville, and Shirley Alger of Baltimore Ma.
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Dandy Pierce
Winchester
Staunton
Pierce
Clarke County
Lillie Mae Pierce
Highland Ave
Andrew Pierce
Margaret A. Minnick
John F. Pierce
Carroll J. Pierce
Dorothy Christian
Franklin E. Pierce
James B. Pierce
Robert E. Pierce
Berryville
Shirley Alger
Five Hurt as Auto Crashes Raise Damage to Three Thousand
Five people were injured in multiple area highway crashes since Monday with total damage estimated at 3275 dollars. Injuries ranged from fractures to cuts. victims include Mildred Long 50 Middletown and Richard Russell 16 Route 1, both in good condition after a two car collision on Route 11.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mildred Long
Middletown
Richard Russell
Route 1
Fairfax
Millwood
P. F. Click
Howard Clatterbuck
Charles Town
W. Va
Woodruff
Winchester
Paul B. Anderson 65 dies in Frederick Maryland
Paul B. Anderson of Frederick Maryland 65 husband of Beulah O Halver and son of Rosemont Avenue died yesterday in Frederick Memorial Hospital Survived by widow a daughter Lillie Mae Hill one brother Russell W Anderson four grandchildren and three nieces Services held Saturday at M R Etchison Funeral Home Rev Ralph M Sharpe and burial Mount Olive Cemetery Flowers contributions to Frederick County Heart Fund
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Paul B. Anderson
Beulah O. Halver Anderson
Rosemont Ave
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Anderson
Timsber Ridge
W.va
Benjamin Luther
Lillie Belle Sale Anderson
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc
Lodge 667
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Frederick Arie
Taeternal Order of Eagles
Lillie Mae, Hill
Fort Hill
Russell W. Anderson
Winchester
M. R. Etchison
Ralph M. Sharpe
Mount Olive Cemetery
Frederick County Heart Fund
E. Patrick St
Barbour praised for Shenandoah Valley service and Al Smith
R S Barbour longtime Winchester civic leader and former city auditor and bank cashier discusses his support for Al Smith. The piece notes his roles with the Winchester Jaycees Exchange Club Parking Authority and Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival finance chair and church deacon. In Indianapolis a three car crash during the 51st 500 mile race slows the field after a pit stop. Carl Williams spins into Bob Veith and Jerry Grant dodges the wreckage.
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Winchester
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester Jaycees
Exchange Club
Winchester Parking Authority
Barbour
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Parnelli Jones
A. J. Foyt
Carl Williams
Bob Veith
Veith
Jerry Grant
Peacock display is male’s as female lacks train
The male peacock is famous for its magnificent train display while the female is plain and has no train.
Wall Street Retreat Deepens as Market Holds Tepid Hope
Wall Street stocks fell moderately in early trading amid a continued downturn. Declines outpaced advances by more than 2 to 1 as broker sentiment noted possible short term improvement despite Middle East tension. Control Data dropped over 3 points while Royal Dutch and McDonnell-Douglas eased about one point. Opening blocks showed Brunswick down about a half, Chrysler down around two thirds, Pittston off one, and RCA down about a half. The AP 60-stock average slipped to 322.1 on Monday.
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New York
Middle East
Royal Dutch
Mcdonnell - Douglas
Brunswick
Chrysler
Pittston
RCA
Weather Today Virginia Rainfall Forecast
Virginia reports partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with lows around 50 to 55 and highs near 66 to 70. Northeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph. Five day outlook shows low 70s daytime with nights around 50s and minimal precipitation in Northern Virginia.
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Virginia
Virginia Considers Pay-As-You-Go Changes and Annual Sessions
Governor Godwin said Virginia is studying pay-as-you-go financing changes but not endorsing them now. He cited rising capital outlay requests, a smaller-than-forecast surplus, and interest in annual legislative sessions to align budgets with revenues.
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Richmond
Virginia
Byrd Organization
Godwin
General Assembly
End the unpatriotic acts against veterans
The speaker condemns anti war protests and draft burnings as desecrations. He notes the war is an undeclared conflict with limited gains and emphasizes the unthinkable defeat yet impossible victory. Veterans interred in hallowed ground spur resolve to end unrest and protect families.
Labor School Denies CIA Aid In Latin America
William C. Doherty denies CIA funding for the American Institute for Free Labor Development run with U.S. labor and business support and aid from the Agency for International Development. Victor Reuther had charged CIA involvement amid reports. Doherty says the charges are phony and highlights harassment by Communists as the program trains Latin American union leaders. Over 60,000 students have participated in 20 nations.
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William C. Doherty
CIA
Doherty
Aflcio
U.S
American Institute For Free Labor Development
U.S. Labor and Business
The
Agency For International Development
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W. Bryan Duncan
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Tina Cooper
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Camp Springs
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Lee Shackleford
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Roy LaFollette
Eugene Ridgeway
Marvin White
Julian Baltimore
Lloyd Argenbright
Lloyd McClellan Argenbright
Harrisonburg
McGuire General Hospital
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Stephens City
Branson Tazewell
Eliza Jane Reynolds Argenbright
Nellie Logan Argenbright
Joseph Hull
Franklin
Robert Deaderick
Richard Argenbright
Nettie Argenbright
Lindsey Funeral Home
Harrisoneburg
Ituri
Equatorial Africa
James C. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Lucian
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Clarabell Jackson
Constance Marie Underwood
Dorothy Ann Cook
Summit Point
Helen Bernice Molen
Thomas C. Jackson
Clara V. Jackson
Evelyn Wedlock
John H. Enders
W E.shannon
Volga
Europe
Soviet Union
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Cut Flowers
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Boscawen St
Farah
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Burton's Ward
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Russell
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Gore
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Click
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Warren
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Hopewell
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al Smith
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